Re: Sensible Days 2007

I will lend you my cell phone so you can call your parents. Promised.

You know this is expensive, don t you?

Junior , if you got bored, ask yourself why you don t have fun playing swos, don t blame the fair rules.
If you at ISSA have the magic , good for you. I love swos enough i don t need to add luck or whatever you add in denmark to have more excitement...are you sure you love swos?
It s weird because i agree with you when you talk about no penalties but replays after O.T. , so i would expect from you a similar approach to the injury issue too (and by the way about that rule, keep the faith, SS.de can t become too ISSAish all at once after all, give admins some time).
Fair rules for everyone should be the start in top level competition.
If that is a funcup...that s a different story, but you must take jamaica or tunisia in that case, brazil or italy are too professional.

I would prefer a fair tournament and an unhappy Junior more than the opposite , every day.
If a player can t start full power at min 0 while his opponent can and that happens just for a rule, well, that is unfair.


Ok i stop posting in this topic.
Have fun and good luck to all participants of sensidays 2007 !

I know you won t reply since you just stated that in your last post, so please excuse me for having the last word in this discussion.
I get plenty of joy from playing sensible no matter what the conditions are. No matter how bad a competition is, I ll always enjoy the game. But after hosting two major SWOS competitions a year since last century I ve come to realise that some tournaments are just much better than others.
Some tournaments have completely unfair rules, a lot of action, but in the end they re just silly. Other tournaments are extremely fair, everything has been regulated to achieve the highest amount of fairness (10 min games, no tactics, superteams etc. etc.), but in the end they re just not very exciting. You forget about them quickly and they become unimportant. Other tournaments balance the two opposites.
I didn t enjoy myself at last Sensible Days because I saw all the wasted potential in front of me. There was no cheering, no epic. Greg won the tournament while one of our best players Peter was taking a nap. So don t say I didn t enjoy myself because I don t love SWOS enough. IMO that s just an acusation from an offline rookie who has no clue what he s talking about. Sorry, I don t mean to offend you. But when you re questioning my love for SWOS you deserve it. For me, it just shows how little you know about having a straight-up, good, fair and at the same time exciting and epic tournament. Hopefully, you ll come to know what I m talking about.

Junior , if you got bored, ask yourself why you don t have fun playing swos, don t blame the fair rules.
If you at ISSA have the magic , good for you. I love swos enough i don t need to add luck or whatever you add in denmark to have more excitement...are you sure you love swos?
It s weird because i agree with you when you talk about no penalties but replays after O.T. , so i would expect from you a similar approach to the injury issue too (and by the way about that rule, keep the faith, SS.de can t become too ISSAish all at once after all, give admins some time).
Fair rules for everyone should be the start in top level competition.
If that is a funcup...that s a different story, but you must take jamaica or tunisia in that case, brazil or italy are too professional.

I would prefer a fair tournament and an unhappy Junior more than the opposite , every day.
If a player can t start full power at min 0 while his opponent can and that happens just for a rule, well, that is unfair.


Ok i stop posting in this topic.
Have fun and good luck to all participants of sensidays 2007 !

I know you won t reply since you just stated that in your last post, so please excuse me for having the last word in this discussion.
I get plenty of joy from playing sensible no matter what the conditions are. No matter how bad a competition is, I ll always enjoy the game. But after hosting two major SWOS competitions a year since last century I ve come to realise that some tournaments are just much better than others.
Some tournaments have completely unfair rules, a lot of action, but in the end they re just silly. Other tournaments are extremely fair, everything has been regulated to achieve the highest amount of fairness (10 min games, no tactics, superteams etc. etc.), but in the end they re just not very exciting. You forget about them quickly and they become unimportant. Other tournaments balance the two opposites.
I didn t enjoy myself at last Sensible Days because I saw all the wasted potential in front of me. There was no cheering, no epic. Greg won the tournament while one of our best players Peter was taking a nap. So don t say I didn t enjoy myself because I don t love SWOS enough. IMO that s just an acusation from an offline rookie who has no clue what he s talking about. Sorry, I don t mean to offend you. But when you re questioning my love for SWOS you deserve it. For me, it just shows how little you know about having a straight-up, good, fair and at the same time exciting and epic tournament. Hopefully, you ll come to know what I m talking about.

Hey, i see your point about balance, that makes sense, well said.

IMO that s just an acusation from an offline rookie who has no clue what he s talking about. Sorry, I don t mean to offend you. But when you re questioning my love for SWOS you deserve it. For me, it just shows how little you know about having a straight-up, good, fair and at the same time exciting and epic tournament. Hopefully, you ll come to know what I m talking about.

What are you talking about, how do you know he is offline rookie, he maybe played more offline games and tournaments than you. With other part of your post i agree with you, you nicley said your opinion.

So you are telling the junior knew that ??
That is only that matter, if he didnt know he cant acuse and there is no difference in 6 people thy league and 30.

Now this is the last one from me i dont want to bring heat any more.
I wish all the luck to Sensi Days and hope it will be the biggest event ever.


I am sad that i can t come, hope to cu you next year.

HF