MoreTBC Posted October 30, 2016 Posted October 30, 2016 They just don't make sense half the time.All of the 'crazy' MTTs show as 'deep' in the Speed column. With 1 minute levels thats not going to be a 'deep' play MTT. It should just say 'Hyper' as everyone knows what that means.'Multi-speed' MTTs sound like they should have variable level speeds when really they are multi-buy turbos.'Normal' speed seems to relate to various level speeds. There is no consistancy. I can see a €10 UO with 10 minute levels and a €50 UO with 12 minutes levels both showing as 'normal'. Looking through the lobby 'normal' can be anywhere between 6-12 minutes.Basically what I'm saying is I think 2.0 needs a numeric 'Level speed' column and probably a 'Starting Stack' column so people can see whats going on or a general standarisation of level speeds when classing a MTT using the current 'speed' column. Have you read my blog HERE... It's long isn't it :)
JillianP Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Agreed, when looking for something to play I mostly have to open the lobby to check out each tourney individually.The current naming conventions aren't too helpful. Just call me Mrs Kings :-)
ArtyMcFly Posted October 31, 2016 Posted October 31, 2016 Agreed. I'd like to see a bit more standardisation for the naming of tourneys.
taft Posted November 1, 2016 Posted November 1, 2016 Agreed. I also don't understand why normal bounty tournaments are occasionally called (number)-x tournaments, for example the 400gtd 10-x Bounty (10 buyin) in the evening. From the name the first time I played this I was afraid it was going to be one of those multibuys, but it's not. What does this (number)-x in the name mean? I assume it's nothing to do with being a bounty tournament because not all bounties have that in the name,. Is it level length? I sort of think others might also assume that it's probably a multibuy and not join because of that.
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