Each team starts the tournament with 7500 Moonbucks or M Things that cost M Drafting a hero Their price is based on factors such as popularity and win rate The better the hero, the more expensive it is The cost of the heroes can change match by match: the cost of unpicked heroes drops, while the picked heroes' value rises Banning a hero (will be cheaper by comparison) Pausing the game Choosing side - Blind Auction Things that give M Randoming Passing on Bans The payout for passing on bans rises exponentially Completing bounties Every week the community will suggest challenges that they must complete for extra M Betting on the matches in the other bracket, with a maximum cap of how much can be bet Running out of Moonbucks has a number of penalties: Teams can only pick the worst heroes (according to the above criteria) Cannot ban heroes, choose sides, or pause the match
On November 19 2017 01:08 Wineandbread wrote: Pango vs Dark Willow, we're off to a good start
This is the first time I see them being played, except on sing's stream. They both seem so fun and pretty well balanced. Pang seems a lot more situational and willow just all-around good, but not super-duper OP.
This half-serious tournament is just so perfect to experiment and goof off for teams while a lot of fun for viewers.
On November 19 2017 02:45 hunter_x wrote: How many points do you get for winning a game?
Doubles what you get from bounties, iirc
Then why should i try to win at all. I could just random 5 heroes and get insane points this was right? There must be Another benefit to winning a game right?
On November 19 2017 02:45 hunter_x wrote: How many points do you get for winning a game?
Doubles what you get from bounties, iirc
Then why should i try to win at all. I could just random 5 heroes and get insane points this was right? There must be Another benefit to winning a game right?
Well, prize money etc. I think group stage is for seeding? Same as in any normal tournament.
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