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Sliced And Diced:
Its like watching children complain about Christmas presents.   Seriously tho there is no point on arguing about tittles, they are completely cosmetic, they are just for show.  SO STOP IT!!!  GO COMPLAIN ABOUT SOMETHING THAT ACTUALLY affects game-play.  like the flamer being terrible or something.  If you want to improve the competitive scene, you have to expand our tiny community first!

nhbearit:
Borrowed a laptop and a wifi signal just for this community. Right, well, here's my opinion on the matter:

Titles are gaudy. That's about it. I don't like the idea of giving out titles because I don't want to have to see them. Won't use them myself either. Would've greatly preferred paint for my ships or something.

nhbearit:
Oh, and given the nature of some of the comments on this thread, I'd like to ask everyone to please review this: http://gunsoficarus.com/community-standards/

It was kinda supposed to help regulate the community and make sure the forum is a safe place to float ideas.

Thomas:
@Skrim: I never said don't test it. I just said this is what might happen. It could be good, it could be bad, it could be neither.




@Dem: I think you're misunderstanding what I was saying. A team that thinks that they have to let other teams win the title is arrogant.

For example, lets pretend your clan wins the first SCS with titles. Then in the next round, they feel the need to sit out and let another clan. That would be arrogant. They'd be assuming that by participating, they're going to win. And the only way to pass on the title is to not participate.

Another fun fact is that the best way to win a tournament (let alone a title) is to tryhard. If people want the champion title, they're very likely going to have to try hard. That's just how tournaments work. Prizes just give players move motivation to win, encouraging them to try harder (you're keeping up, right?). SCS hasn't had prizes before and didn't have much to encourage teams to win, so it has generally been a relatively tryhard free environment.

Ayetach:
Alright people.

I've gotten quite a few reports from this thread. Let's keep the conversations civil, we are looking into each of these reports so don't worry for those that are. We've had two moderators already drop in to so I'm going to repeat what they have said already: Keep this thread constructive and on-topic.

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