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Jeffrey
~time to settle the score between abangs~


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Welcome to the osu! Malaysia - Singapore Tournament 2016, and this is the first time I'm hosting such a tournament in ClawViper's place. For the past few years, the osu! Malaysia Tournament has been catered to Malaysian players, a friendly match between friends. This year, to spice things up and to make it more challenging, we have extended our invitation to our neighbour, Singapore!


WINNERS

Champion: GSBlank
1st Runner-up: Emilia
2nd Runner-up: Rtyzen

Congratulations!


Match of the tournament:: GSBlank vs Rtyzen Finals: 6 - 5


  • - 1v1 tournament, Score V1 as win condition, head-to-head mode.
    - Players are required to join the Discord server as important announcements and last minute scheduling will be announced via Discord.
    - 64 participants, 32 from Malaysia, 32 from Singapore.
    - Only Malaysians and Singaporeans with 4000pp and above are allowed to register, with registrants with higher pp having higher priority.
    - Registration ends on 21 November 2016 at 11.59 p.m. UTC +8. Seedings will be taken at that time.
    - All staff except tournament admins and mappool selector are allowed to participate.


Sign ups have ended!

List of participants

Seedings and groups



1st place: 4 months of supporter sponsored by Jeffrey
2nd place: 2 months of supporter sponsored by neonat
3rd place: 1 month of supporter sponsored by MiraiXu



  • - The tournament will start off with a preliminary stage with 16 groups of 4, and the top 2 players of each group will proceed to group stages.
    - The tournament uses a veto format, where each player has to ban two beatmaps of his choice from the map pool.
    - Group stages will consist of 8 groups of 4, with the top 2 players of each group proceeding to the Round of 16.
    - The preliminary stages and group stages will be played in a Best-of-5 format. (First to get 3 points wins.)
    - From group stages onwards, players are allowed to ban 2 beatmaps of his choice from the map pool.
    - From Round-of-16 onwards, the tournament will be held in a Double Elimination bracket (lose twice before out of tournament).
    - Round-of-16 will be played in a Best-of-7 format. (First to get 4 points win.)
    - Quarter finals and Losers Bracket Round 1, Semi finals and Loser's Bracket Round 2 will be played in a Best-of-9 format. (First to get 5 points win)
    - Losers Bracket Round 3, finals and grand finals will be played in a Best-of-11 format. (First to get 6 points win)


Match Scheduling
  • 1. The match schedule will be determined by the tournament administration. All matches scheduled by the tournament management are held on the weekends.
    2. If a player cannot make it at the time of the match, the player has to take the initiative to contact his opponent to rearrange the time or day of the match.
    3. The day of the match can only be changed from the Thursday before the scheduled match weekend to the Wednesday after the scheduled match weekend.
    4. Rule 3 does not apply to Week 1 to 4 matches, where matches for the Preliminary Stages can be rescheduled as long as it is within Week 1 to Wednesday of Week 2, while those for Group Stages can be rescheduled as long as it is within Week 3 to Wednesday of Week 4.
    5. If your match time has changed, please send a PM to the tournament administration, via the forum or Discord. Both players should PM the change in time.
    6. If the other player cannot make it on any time but the scheduled time, there will be no change in the match schedule.
    7. If there is clear evidence that the other player ignores your request (not reject) and refuses to communicate, that player will be disqualified.
Before the Match
  • - The beatmaps for each round will be announced by the mappool selector in advance one week before the matches on Sunday. Once it has been announced, only these beatmaps can be used for the respective matches excluding warm-up maps.
    - One beatmap will be given as tiebreaker map. This beatmap will be played when the score is tied at 3-3 in a Best of 7, 4-4 in a Best of 9, 5-5 in a Best of 11 and 6-6 om a Best of 13. It will be played under FreeMod setting.
    - Match schedules will also be released at about the same time as the mappool. Players are expected to check the forum thread for their match timings beforehand, and stay tuned to the Discord server for any last-minute rescheduling.
    - Players are expected to download all the maps before the match. If the player does not have a map during the match, only one chance is allowed for the player to download. Any further maps not downloaded will result in the offending player losing by default.
    - A referee will create a multiplayer room 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Both players must be online and ready. If a player is not online when the room is created, the referee will wait until 10 minutes past the scheduled start time. After that, the player who turns up will win by default.
    - If a player does not turn up for the match in the preliminary stage and group stage, the opponent who turned up will win automatically.
    - If both players do not turn up for the match, both of them forfeit their match and their opponent in the next round will get a bye.
    - Players who do not turn up for their match without prior notice will be permanently banned from all future tournaments which I, or any other player, organises. (Currently banned players: ZYuan, caleb123456, carlvexclive, Phazyy)
During the Match
  • - As soon as both players enter the room, each player is free to select a warm-up beatmap from group stage onwards.
    - There will be no warmups for preliminary stages. Players are expected to carry out warmups themselves.
    - The warm-up beatmap must be under 5 minutes. The referee has the right to reject a warm-up beatmap that is deemed to be inappropriate.
    - After warm-up, both players can ban two beatmaps. Both bans must be used, and the same beatmap cannot be banned twice, and the tiebreaker cannot be banned. The banning will alternate between players.
    - After the ban phase, beatmap selection will alternate between each player selecting a beatmap out of the map pool. Banned beatmaps and the tiebreaker beatmap cannot be selected. A single beatmap cannot be picked twice.
    - To determine which player ban and picks first, both players must use "!roll" once in #multiplayer. The player with the higher points will go first in both picks and bans.
    - Players who failed at the end of the map will have their score nullified. However, if the player revives before the map ends his score is counted as if he passed the map. If both players fail at the end of the map, the player with the higher fail score will be considered to have won.
    - If the beatmap ends in a draw, no points are added to any side and the beatmap is played again.
    - If a player disconnects, the referee will make the decision whether to award the point to the opponent or not depending on the score difference. There can only be one rematch offered, subsequent disconnects will give the point to the opponent.
    - If both players disconnect, it is treated as a draw and the beatmap is played again.
    - Beatmaps cannot be picked more than once in the same match. However, different beatmaps from the same mod bracket can be picked in a row.
    - Lag is not a valid reason to nullify a beatmap.
    - Referees are not allowed to judge their own matches.
    - Unexpected incidents are handled by the referee.
    - As Malaysia and Singapore are both multi-ethnic countries, any negative remarks on a player's race, religion or sensitive matters that may trigger anger and displeasure will be taken very seriously and can result in a disqualification or even a ban from the future tournaments. This is up to the referee's and the tournament administration's discretion.


Tournament Organiser: Jeffrey
Tournament Admin: Jeffrey | neonat
Mappool Selector: [ -Scarlet- ] | Repulse
Streamers: wacats | Ex6TenZ
Commentators: Jeffrey | ClawViper | Nakano- | kuur0 | Raveille | [ -Scarlet- ] | Axer-
Referees: Jeffrey | neonat | Repulse | ClawViper | walaowey | Rumia- | Mark9870| Tohka Yatogami |
Illinon | Sofiae | [- Mizki -] | TheSomething
Statistician: phox
Graphics: leepdesu | Jeffrey


Questions
If you have any questions regarding the tournament, don't hesitate to reply to this thread or PM me on Discord or forum, or basically anywhere you can contact me.
HAVE FUN :)

[ -Scarlet- ]
OMST Quarter Finals Mappool



Full beatmap pack: SendSpace




Topic Starter
Jeffrey
TOURNEY SCHEDULE
21/10 Registration starts
21/11 11.59pm Registration ends
26/11 Live drawings 1
3-4/12 Preliminary stage week 1
10-11/12 Preliminary stage week 2
17/12 Live drawings 2
24-25/12 Group stage week 1
31/12-1/1 Group stage week 2
7-8/1 Round of 16
14-15/1 Quarter finals
21-22/1 Semi finals
28-29/1 CNY break
4-5/2 Grand Finals
Repulse
Reserved for future purposes~
Rampax
OKAY
Kagari
o yis I'm getting excited for this one... last year couldnt join coz not enuf pp hehehe...

(saw the amount of pp required)



fuck this shit
Kyrzer
Last year above 2850pp required
This year 4000pp required

...

okay
nah
leepdesu
Trigonoculus
Thailand :( :? :|
-TobiKC
Hype~!
Rumia-

leepdesu wrote:

Raen
Hi how do the 'Preliminary Rounds' go? Cuz i cant make it for one fuk
Ayako
help me find my tablet pen and i'll join
_Meep_
i join oso
Topic Starter
Jeffrey

Raen wrote:

Hi how do the 'Preliminary Rounds' go? Cuz i cant make it for one fuk
Those are just like group stages. This time round we have 2 group stages.
If you can't make it on the weekends you can always reschedule with your opponents. As long you complete your matches in the 2 weeks designated for the Preliminary Rounds, it's fine. We'll set a timing for you as a guide at first, but they won't be final. As long as your opponent is okay with rescheduling, we'll change the timing.
BlueCreeper
mfw not enough pp
Rumia-
still got1 month to farm wt u guys ranting at xd getgud boiz
Kushes
Not enough pp ;-;
plays sad violin
Dreamless-
wew Malaysia Singapore tournament xD
[-Lockon-]
What happens if I'm half msian and sporean? Nvm Sg it shall be
Kagari

Rumia- wrote:

still got1 month to farm wt u guys ranting at xd getgud boiz
It's not ez ro farm 1k pp in a month orz
emilia
hi can i just take the 4 month supp ty
StephOsu

[ Emillia ] wrote:

hi can i just take the 4 month supp ty
kek
MiraiXu
Registered, but place me in lower priority queue. Thanks.
I'll let others to join if it's full.
[ Jg ]
give me great memes

hype it up boys
Histoire
*nuzzles into your neck* OwO whats this
Raveille

[ Emillia ] wrote:

hi can i just take the 4 month supp ty
Shocola
Lovely, ill join :)
Mints
Hopefully I'm able to reach somewhere and not lose immediately
Mazingerlaaa
how many stars are the maps? o.o
TheKingNoob
Why no Indonesia :cry:
Topic Starter
Jeffrey

Mazingerlaaa wrote:

how many stars are the maps? o.o
The maps can range from 4.6 stars onwards
Then again, stars =/= difficulty ;)
Mak Kau Hijau
Im hype. PogChamp
Topic Starter
Jeffrey
Registrations have closed and players are grouped into their respective seeds.

Whats coming next:
This Saturday 9pm: Live drawings 1 on Twitch channel
This Sunday 10pm: Mappool showcase on Twitch, followed by mappool release
Sunday/Monday: Schedules released
Mints
I'm Yukari, just a note that I changed my ign, thanks!
MiraiXu
What time will be the live drawing starts?
Topic Starter
Jeffrey

MiraiXu wrote:

What time will be the live drawing starts?

Jeffrey wrote:

Registrations have closed and players are grouped into their respective seeds.

Whats coming next:
This Saturday 9pm: Live drawings 1 on Twitch channel
This Sunday 10pm: Mappool showcase on Twitch, followed by mappool release
Sunday/Monday: Schedules released
[ -Scarlet- ]
[ Jg ]
Correct me if im wrong but

Ushirokara Haiyoritai G - Taiyou Iwaku Moeyo Chaos [Insane] (osuplayer111)

and

ginkiha - EOS [RLC's Another] (alacat)

is not inside the mappool pack.
[ -Scarlet- ]

[ Jg ] wrote:

Correct me if im wrong but

Ushirokara Haiyoritai G - Taiyou Iwaku Moeyo Chaos [Insane] (osuplayer111)

and

ginkiha - EOS [RLC's Another] (alacat)

is not inside the mappool pack.
Thanks for the reminder. I'll reupload again like, in the evening :o
MiraiXu
Yoiyami no Hanabi wow but sad not ''Lan'' difficulty :c
Rumia-
not even group stage yet wt do u expect...
EDIT : scarlet its supposed to be preliminary stage map pool dude
nya10

MiraiXu wrote:

Yoiyami no Hanabi wow but sad not ''Lan'' difficulty :c
Lan difficulty would be too difficult for group stage lol
[ -Scarlet- ]

Rumia- wrote:

not even group stage yet wt do u expect...
EDIT : scarlet its supposed to be preliminary stage map pool dude
Lazy edit LOL, leave it be xd

MiraiXu wrote:

Yoiyami no Hanabi wow but sad not ''Lan'' difficulty :c
Funny guy :D
MiraiXu

nya10 wrote:

Lan difficulty would be too difficult for group stage lol
I know lol just nothing xD

[ -Scarlet- ] wrote:

Funny guy :D
:^
Zekitoro
oh geez, if i could grind enough pp by the next OMST i might join :o
Topic Starter
Jeffrey
Prelims Week 1 Write-Up


k time to be journalist and write text of wall.

So we've come to the end of week 1 of the Prelims, and most of the Malaysian matches have been completed. We've seen many tiebreakers, some upsets and some very interesting matches. Here I'll describe a few of the more interesting ones in my opinion.

Rumia- 3-2 YukiZura-
First match and we already see a tiebreaker! Rumia- dominated the HD picks, giving himself a strong lead of 2-0. However, YukiZura- made a last minute comeback with the NoMod picks, bringing it up to a tie of 2-2. When it came to the tiebreaker, Rumia- took the risk and put on HD for it. It wasn't the prettiest of matches, but Rumia- emerged victorious in the end, marking his first victory in his group.

beatmasher69 3-2 Vio
2 mouse players battling it out in OMST, how will they perform? Ironically, beatmasher69's score in all the maps he played were higher than Vio's, even managing to full combo Clover and racking up 1 thousand combo for Mission ASCII, which is quite impressive considering the map has very tricky jumps. According to him his computer's Windows Update popped up during the match, causing him to fail the maps. It's all down to the tiebreaker, and the Windows Update seems to have updated his skill as he scored an amazing 1500 combo on the tiebreaker, earning him the well-fought victory.

sameperson123 2-3 Ging-
A battle of the mods! sameperson123 dominates in HR and DT, while Ging- is proficient in HD and NoMod, who will emerge victorious? Both players played maps that harness each of their strengths in HR and HD, and earned a point for themselves, so it was down to DT and NoMod. And as expected, sameperson123 picked DT and managed to full combo Clover. Meanwhile, Ging- picked Tenshinranman and earned his point, showing his reading abilities. Now the tiebreaker comes as a surprise, with sameperson123 picking HR while Ging- picking HD for the tiebreaker! This is the first time we've seen HR in the tiebreaker, and if one's not comfortable with small circles, HR may be very challenging. But it doesn't seem to be a problem for sameperson123 as he bravely strapped on the HR mod. Both players fought an intense match, and with Ging- racking up 1496 combo with HD, the victor has emerged. Definitely one of the most interesting matches we've seen here!

Ex6TenZ 1-3 TechnoTrance123
Ex6TenZ is a seasoned tournament player and was the 1st runner-up of OMT 2014, while TecnhoTrance123 is a new upcoming player with many notable scores. The match started off in Ex6TenZ favour with You & Me, earning himself 1 point. However, this didn't dampen the spirits of TechnoTrance123. In the rest of the matches, TechnoTrance123 was as solid as a rock, racking up high combos in DT and NoMod, successfully making his comeback and securing 3 points in a row, winning the match.

sprItzEr 3-2 Aaya
The match started off in Aaya's favour by picking MAX LOVE, earning himself 1 point as he barely manages to win sprItzEr with less than 100k score difference. sprItzEr made his comeback in NoMod and DT, and decided to try something new by picking You & Me. However, he didnt have the map and with both players agreeing to allow the change in pick, he settled for EOS instead. The map ended up in Aaya's favour, bringing the match to a tiebreaker. On the multiplayer link it seemed that Aaya had a large combo advantage, with 1k combo compared to sprItzEr's 700 combo. However, sprItzEr's sheer accuracy led to his victory with a whopping 800k point difference, which is very small considering the map length and score V1. Aaya almost made a comeback at the end but it still wasn't enough. Seems that accuracy does matter in V1.

Congratulations to the following players who have advanced to the Group Stages:
yumesaki-hikari, ClawViper, sprItzEr, beatmasher69

We'll continue with more matches in this week!
Topic Starter
Jeffrey
Alright, so prelims have ended and time for my next wall of text!
So far the prelims have been proceeding smoothly, even though we have some hiccups here and there. I'll be giving my thoughts on each group.

Group A:
1st place: yumesaki-hikari
2nd place: ClawViper
Predicted that these 2 players will proceed, but yumesaki's win over ClawViper was quite the surprise. yumesaki performed very solidly against ClawViper and managed to win by 3-1. ClawViper didn't perform as well due to nerves but he got his groove back when faced with the other players in the group. Congratulations to both players for proceeding to group stages.

Group B:
1st place: Kazekage
2nd place: nullfathi
Well what a surprise, predicted that Kazekage will proceed but nullfathi came as a surprise. Kazekage proved his worth when he won nullfathi and XxSeonxX, and even bringing Rampax, the top seed, to a tiebreaker. But nullfathi was playing solidly as well, bringing Kazekage to a tiebreaker and winning XxSeonxX. It's a pity that Rampax couldn't make it for one of the matches resulting in him being the 3rd seed, but with the 3rd seed matchoff this Friday, he has another chance to redeem himself, which I would explain later.

Group C:
1st place: Amane-
2nd place: [-Chocola-]
Group of disaster. Amane- basically won just by showing up, with Chocola not being able to make it for his match and tajamheng forfeiting due to university. carlvexclive was a no show for all his matches, giving everyone free wins. It's down to Chocola vs tajamheng (the only actual match in the group), and Chocola won tajamheng by a tiebreaker. Sadly, Amane- is forced to forfeit the tourney as his computer is facing technical issues, which explains why we'll be having the 3rd seed matchoff, to replace his slot.

Group D:
1st place: Ging-
2nd place: Mak Kau Hijau
Predicted this outcome. Ging- yet again proved himself to be one of Malaysia's best players, by beating every player in his group including sameperson123, the top seed, in the tiebreaker in a fierce HR vs HD battle. Mak Kau Hijau proved himself to be more all-rounded when he won sameperson123 in HD and also Flabby-chan. Sadly, even with crazy DT and HR scores, sameperson123 was bested in HD and NM. Honestly, I was expecting Flabby-chan to put up quite a fight, seeing how he managed to earn about 300pp in one month to qualify for the tourney, but it seems as if he just gave up when he didn't even download the mappool.

Group E:
1st place: sprItzEr
2nd place: beatmasher69
Predicted this outcome as well. sprItzEr proves himself as one of the 3 Malaysian gods of the past, and the 1st runner up of last year's OMT, scoring almost 99% accuracy in all the maps he played. beatmasher69 was amazing as well, playing so consistently and scoring very high combos in the tiebreaker against Vio. Aaya seems to have the potential with the win against Vio, but was sadly met with 2 very good players. Maybe with the 3rd seed matchoff, he might be able to redeem himself.

Group F:
1st place: TheSomething
2nd place: Mazingerlaaa
Predicted TheSomething's win, Mazingerlaaa proceeding was a surprise. TheSomething was merciless, sweeping all his opponents to take the throne of his group. Mazingerlaaa performed solidly as well, winning 2 tiebreakers against Yozora and Cherrie Pie. Honestly expected Yozora to perform better, but I guess tourney nerves really does take its toll on performance.

Group G:
1st place: Rumia-
2nd place: Sofiae
Predicted Rumia-'s win, didn't expect Sofiae to perform so well. Rumia- managed to win 2 tiebreakers, proving himself to be another top Malaysian player. But Sofiae really exceeded my expectations when he managed to pull off extremely good combos, near FCs on HD, while performing well in other mods as well, really solid player. Unfortunately, jorgeong10 and YukiZura- didn't manage to proceed to the group stages, but maybe we can see them improve over the course of time.

Group H:
1st place: TechnoTrance123
2nd place: Ex6TenZ
Predicted these 2 players, but didn't expect Techno to top the group. Techno performed extremely well against Ex6TenZ, even managing to full combo 2 maps against him with decent accuracy, really well done. While Phazyy was a no show for all his matches, Vexine was unfortunately unable to proceed as he was faced with such strong opponents. But then again, maybe a 2nd chance in the 3rd seed matchoff? :D

Group I:
1st place: Raindrop
2nd place: [ Emillia ]
Predicted this outcome. [ Emillia ] proved himself to be the top player in Singapore and top 50 in the world, but 3-0 his matches against Ayako and Tatch. However, he was bested when he faced Raindrop, an older player and an OWC participant of 2016. Raindrop managed to win Emillia in HD with his sheer accuracy, while dominating in HR. Unfortunately, Tatch and Ayako were not able to proceed, faced with such strong opponents.

Group J:
1st place: Rtyzen
2nd place: GSBlank
Honestly didn't expect Rtyzen to win over GSBlank, but it was the closest and most exciting match ever in this prelims! The match was very hard fought, with both Rtyzen and GSBlank full comboing the maps until it became an accuracy battle. When it came to the tiebreaker hooboy, both players put on HR and Rtyzen managed to win GSBlank by a mere 1 million point difference, what a player! Once again, with these 2 tournament gods, Homeless Kitty and Cup are unable to proceed, even though Homeless Kitty managed to get a point against GSBlank while Cup managed to snatch 1 point from each player.

Group K:
1st place: -okaysonz-
2nd place: LanJay
Predicted this outcome. Both players played well, but okaysonz showed to be more consistent and all-rounded in his match against Lanjay. With Jesderp withdrawing due to tablet problems, handsome wasn't able to proceed in the face of strong opposition, even though he did manage to snatch a few points.

Group L:
1st place: oneplusone
2nd place: DarknesStealth
Predicted oneplusone's outcome, didn't predict DarknesStealth's outcome. oneplusone as a seasoned tournament player was merciless as he swept all his opponents 3-0. DarknesStealth proved to be the more consistent player in his match against SeeL, thus claiming the 2nd place. wailord2700 was unfortunate to lose his matches as he just came back from POP and also due to nerves, but I believe he can do better in the future. Belated congrats for POP, wailord!

Group M:
1st place: [-Lockon-]
2nd place: phox
Predicted the outcome, even though it was a 3 way tie. Lockon performed really well in his match against phox, full comboing all 3 maps, and against Mints as well. He lost to CombustionZ in the tiebreaker, but overall played very well. phox as an old OWC player had no trouble winning against Mints and CombustionZ. CombustionZ was equally good as well, but he lost to phox just by that 1 point difference as he played the tiebreaker against Lockon while phox 3-1 Mints. Mints put up a good fight as well but sadly was still not enough. Nonetheless, all players performed their best.

Group N:
1st place: Lirufication
2nd place: Asterix-
Predicted this outcome. Lirufication performed well in all his matches, while Asterix- gave a good fight with Liru with the 800 combo on Carnival, and both players managed to win against Ayucchi and [ Jg ]. Jg actually managed to push Asterix- to a tiebreaker, which shows that he still can perform when faced with tough opponents, but Asterix emerges as the more consistent player. Ayucchi managed to win 3-0 against Jg, but unfortunate got swept when it came to Liru and Asterix.

Group O:
1st place: Raen
2nd place: zhixuan21
Predicted Raen's win, zhixuan21's win was surprise. Raen showed that he's one of Singapore's top players by performing extremely well in NM and HD, while zhixuan managed to pull a 3-1 against Synnphony and 3-0 against javenong, showing his tournament consistency.

Group P:
1st place: Elegant Loli
2nd place: moosepi
Predicted this outcome, but Elegant Loli topping the group was unexpected. Sure enough one of Elegant's win was a walkover but he did perform really well in his matches against moosepi and Circular. moosepi played well against Circular and Azumie as well. However, I would like to commend on Circular's performance on Squartatrice, first time seeing an SS in this stage, very well done! Short by a tiebreaker but that SS was really something impressive.

TL;DR: Congrats to the following players for proceeding to group stages:
For Malaysia: yumesaki-hikari, ClawViper, Kazekage, nullfathi, [-Chocola-], Ging-, Mak Kau Hijau, sprItzEr, beatmasher69, TheSomething, Mazingerlaaa, Rumia-, Sofiae, TechnoTrance123, Ex6TenZ
For Singapore: Raindrop, [ Emillia ], Rtyzen, GSBlank, -okaysonz-, LanJay, oneplusone, DarknesStealth, [-Lockon-], phox, Lirufication, Asterix-, Raen, zhixuan21, Elegant Loli, moosepi

So about the 3rd seed matchoff, Rampax, Aaya, Vexine, jorgeong10, Cherrie Pie and Yellowraven will be duking it out in a Single Elimination bracket, to see who will fill in the slot left by Amane-. The format will be the same, same mappool, and will take place this Friday from 8:30pm onwards. More information can be found in the schedules (located on first page of the thread) and the Challonge link.

And tonight at 9pm, we'll have a group stage mappool showcase on the Twitch channel, so stay tuned abangs!
ClawViper
Felt that I should post just to thank everyone who showed up for the matches and the staff team for making sure the prelims went smoothly.

Also, thanks Jeff for the write-up - I did read the whole thing and just want him to know that his effort writing it is not wasted ;)
[ -Scarlet- ]
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