Official Super Smash Bros. Brawl Thread

[Just_Ben]

Riot Of The Blood said:
What would we do in a Brawl lleague?

Fighting? Thats whats brawl about, isn't it?.

Well I really have to work on the backend first , but I figure since brawl only allows 4 people in one room we will have a "split" league (1st league, 2nd league, 3rd league) every league with 4 people in it. You have to register first before you can play in the league.  Basicly there will be x playnights in the week with y games each. Thats a season. The results for each game will have to be added from someone (Or result of a playnight). After a season the first of a league will get in the league above, the last will have to go a league down. The first of the first league will be announced as master of the season. 

Thats a little more complicated than the leagues the bot handles know. Look at our  European Mario Kart League to see how it looks like there. 

Since we don't get our server full anyway, we have a more "open" league, meaning show up or don't. But with only 4 people in a room, and that much intrest shown here to brawl, I figure that this won't work here. Thats why I need to do some work on the backend first. Implement this type of "split" league. I have also steady plans for a Halo league and working on webforms to handle the league bot more easily (some are allready done, look here).

The bot (a program written by me) will help to handle the league. He is controled by PM's. The forms are just sending him PM's that he is parsing down. He will make the rankings, edit the league post, etc. If good done it should be relativly easy to maintain the league (I currently need about 10 minutes a week to keep the European Mario Kart League running).

Well it is not yet set all in stone, and I figure I still need a little help on how online works in brawl, I still have some questions, but I understood know the basics. I should have a lot of time on the weekend /next week to code, so hopefully I will be ready relativly soon so the brawl league can start. 

But to implement such a thing is a lot of work, and I want to know if it will get used before I start. Not that I code it, and no one wants it afterwards.