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Originally Posted by the french guy
Outside question and point of view : in your leagues, do you also play for fun, or only on league objectives ?
Little tournaments or play for fun are a way less intimidating. Some specials events also, for new comers
for example, an ironman tournament, with open box rules for tweaking (each coach receiving one sprue of 24 5bucks miggle bases). So everyone can learn, teach, and play equal , with low budget, for educational and fun purpose only.
for more advanced players, one shots tournaments, 1 by months or couple of months, so people can play competition without all the personal schedules problems.
I 'm sure a lot of new people would like that. Tell one guy "you'll have to come and play 12games, 40men rosters, pro bases tweaking, or don't come to play" or tell him "come with what you have, when you can, we'll play, chat and have a drink, and if you want you'll be able to play that or this competion later" are two completly diferent things.
Special nights or events for learning painting, tweaking, strategy, etc...Not only the scheduled "pro" league games.
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Dimitri, that is exactly how it is here, we made need to look into getting u over here at least once. The proposed "PRO" league is a creation of ours to save, all that u spoke of, as it stands now all of the Major tournys from Miggle to Buzzball is in decline, or have folded all together. By creating a league based on those tournys were hoping to increase participation thus making the efforts of those that take the time, worth it. Without the tourny's, its local leagues & solitaire!
In order to create interest thus stimulating participation, a system of competition must be put in place, we choose to call it "PRO" or travel league, the thought is 1 ruleset, written by the Regions, 1 Champion out of said Regions, the "UNDISPUTED" so to speak. Now thats interesting!
