Worldwide miniature football broadcast gaming

[the french guy]

Before I 'll go to work, I was reading the last topics on mfca united rules...Perhaps we should stick to these rules in that new system. So every game, everyone will understand what is going on the field. And, perhaps later, these particular games will allow us to be endorsed on a mfca world ranking, allowing members from europe, australia, USA, or anywhere (soldiers or travelling working people) to be part of it, and not only people in one location and/or can afford (on the other topic, I readed about almost 300bucks for 1 tournament game huge even if I suppose it includes travel cost, hotel , food, etc... ) tournament tourneys travels.

For now, I see 3 mfca members + one non-member interested coaches. No offense (really), but for now I want to keep it (even if non mfca members can of course freely use these ideas for their own purposes) MFCA members only.

Why ? Because of the nature of this particular system, based on confidence : sending teams, neutrality of the game operator, etc...

We also can imagine, in the future, official MFCA game operators, endorsed for their broadcast quality, referee quality, and honorable neutrality in the game organization.


So, here's the plan for next step :

1. this week end (tommorow afternoon), I'll build a computer system (camera, light, sound, etc...) in my game room, and make the first testings.
   
2. I will also create graphic templates and easy to understand tutorial to build your own graphic live playbook.
   
3. I will also work on a system ruleset (not speaking of the game itself, but how to organize it).

Then, MFCA coaches who wants will be able to sign up for beta testing. Then, I'll build a team. THen, we 'll try and see if it works.

MFCA coaches can already tell me if they want to try, so I will not use all my spare time for something useless.


edit : we also can imagine two types of game :

friendly game : People will be able to play against another one without a third game operator. So each one will know the playbook of the other one, but, as the title shows, it's friendly . For the simple joy of scrimmaging with a friend.

The good thing is, if you're game operator on an official game, you 'll be able (since you'll have 2 "foreign" teams at home, and already know their playbooks) to play "unofficial" with them just for fun, to compare your own regular league teams or solitaire teams, for example.


league/tournament/official or whatever game : normal system (2 coaches +game operator).