Knight2254 wrote:Perhaps we could have a separate tab somewhere that is a little bit more organized. It could show Map type, game type (singles, doubles), chained/unlimited, and all of that info. There could be a join button or a place to put a password to join.
This may be hard to implement. I, for example, am hosting European Wars. In that tournament, there are many maps being played on. 27, to be exact. How could us Organizers put that into a title of a thread? It can only hold so many characters.
Knight2254 wrote:This list could also show the status of the tournament (e.g. awaiting players, completed, in progress) and could even link to a bracket (a la NCAA 64 tournament style) to see how it is going.
This is what the different forums are for. In the Create/Join a Tournament forum, only tournaments that are awaiting players are in there. If you want to join a tournament, go there. In the Ongoing forum, only tournaments that are in progress are in there. If you're looking for a tournament that you're in, go there. In the Completed, only tournaments that have completed are in there. If you want to see who won a tournament you were in is, then this is the place to go.
Knight2254 wrote:That, in a nutshell, is what I meant with my previous post. It is difficult to find out who is still in the tournament, if it's going or needs people, without reading a million threads. You could still advertise in the threads but a nice place where it's organized in a more easy to read manner would make it much more appealing to me.
I agree, sometimes it is hard to see who is eliminated and who isn't. But if Organizers use a point system and update it frequently (Like every 4 days or so) then it shouldn't be too hard, just look to see who has the most points.
Knight2254 wrote:EDIT: Wow, I didn't even know that other ongoing page existed. Which, perhaps, it not being clearly evident it was there is another issue all to itself.
It's the same as all of the other forums. The page selection is in the same spot, so I don't really see it as a problem.
If anyone sees something that maybe contradicts what I've said here, please share.