Back to School Tournament [PREMIUM PRIZE]
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 3:31 pmBack to School Tournament! 
Hosted by Gamefreakguy
Table of Contents
- Intro [Post 1]
- Prizes [Post 1]
- Settings [Post 2]
- Rounds and Maps [Post 2]
- Rules [Post 3]
- Complete Round-by-Round Guide [Post 3]
- Notes [Post 3]
- Sign-Ups [Post 4]
- Ongoing Assessment [Post 5, and continued]
Intro
Freemiums Welcome! (Only 1 game will be played at a time)
Another summer has passed, and with its passing comes another year of the either much-loved or much-dreaded school year. Students will be studying for tests, completing homework, and writing essays like crazy. To some this sounds like another year of hardship, but there are some who relish this challenge, and will face it with all the strength and determination they can muster.
You will be enrolled in Conquer Club Battle Academy. Your goal is to advance through the years in your schooling from Kindergarten to 8th grade and go to a special Conquer Club University where you will be chosen to complete a final mission – to conquer the Solar System itself. This might be something you do regularly, but I assure you there will be many equally-qualified individuals who will study for that honor just as hard.
The tournament contains 64 students and is divided initially into 8 classes of 8 students each. Out of your classroom group, the teacher will only allow a certain amount of students to move on to the next grade, as they see fit. The others will not be moving on this year, and will have to be held back. (DUN Dun dunnn...). But wait! Stop your tears. All hope is not lost! In the 2nd year of your schooling the students who stayed in the same grade will again be divided into classes and again compete to graduate. A certain amount from each class will show the teachers that they deserve to move on, and the teachers will right their mistake and get the students back on track with their fellow previous graduates. (In other words: If you don’t qualify to advance to the next grade in round 1, you can still complete the tournament by qualifying to advance in the next round and moving up 2 years instead of the regular 1 to catch up with your peers.)
Example: 64 Players in Kindergarten - 8 games each with 8 players - 5 players in each game will advance, while 3 will stay behind. This makes a total of 40 players advancing to 1st grade, and 24 staying in Kindergarten for Round 2.
Prizes
A full year of Premium Membership will be awarded to the top student at the end of the tournament.
Hosted by Gamefreakguy
Table of Contents
- Intro [Post 1]
- Prizes [Post 1]
- Settings [Post 2]
- Rounds and Maps [Post 2]
- Rules [Post 3]
- Complete Round-by-Round Guide [Post 3]
- Notes [Post 3]
- Sign-Ups [Post 4]
- Ongoing Assessment [Post 5, and continued]
Intro
Freemiums Welcome! (Only 1 game will be played at a time)
Another summer has passed, and with its passing comes another year of the either much-loved or much-dreaded school year. Students will be studying for tests, completing homework, and writing essays like crazy. To some this sounds like another year of hardship, but there are some who relish this challenge, and will face it with all the strength and determination they can muster.
You will be enrolled in Conquer Club Battle Academy. Your goal is to advance through the years in your schooling from Kindergarten to 8th grade and go to a special Conquer Club University where you will be chosen to complete a final mission – to conquer the Solar System itself. This might be something you do regularly, but I assure you there will be many equally-qualified individuals who will study for that honor just as hard.
The tournament contains 64 students and is divided initially into 8 classes of 8 students each. Out of your classroom group, the teacher will only allow a certain amount of students to move on to the next grade, as they see fit. The others will not be moving on this year, and will have to be held back. (DUN Dun dunnn...). But wait! Stop your tears. All hope is not lost! In the 2nd year of your schooling the students who stayed in the same grade will again be divided into classes and again compete to graduate. A certain amount from each class will show the teachers that they deserve to move on, and the teachers will right their mistake and get the students back on track with their fellow previous graduates. (In other words: If you don’t qualify to advance to the next grade in round 1, you can still complete the tournament by qualifying to advance in the next round and moving up 2 years instead of the regular 1 to catch up with your peers.)
Example: 64 Players in Kindergarten - 8 games each with 8 players - 5 players in each game will advance, while 3 will stay behind. This makes a total of 40 players advancing to 1st grade, and 24 staying in Kindergarten for Round 2.
Prizes
A full year of Premium Membership will be awarded to the top student at the end of the tournament.
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