[Skirmisher]

I've noticed a complete lack of activity as far as Tournaments go. So I'm putting forth this body of ideas.

I propose a small test tournament. 6 people will be required as combatants. Each player will be assigned another player to fight. All players will need to own the CD.

All equipment for this Test will come from the RED OOB, June 2009. At a later date I will post an exact list of the equipment availible to ALL players.

All battles will be fought on the same maps. As this is a test it will be limited to 3 running battles. I'll create the senario's and install the equipment specified by each player.
There will be 2 battles (or rounds) for each player to fight.

Each player will be assigned points before any fighting happens.
From this they must purchase a starting force. The battles will ALL be meeting engagements. The Terrain will ALL be in the same geographic location.
The 2nd battle will see less points to spend and ANY surviving forces from the first battle move to this battle.

These battles are not intended to be large in nature. I'm thinking maybe 70 tall X 80 wide. This is not etched in stone however. All maps will be a standard size.

The winner would be the player able to rack up the most points during the course of the battles.
A winner of a battle is the person who outscores the other.
The loser's score is subtracted from the winners total. The points left are the points scored for that battle.

I will be able to set passwords for each player. I'm not sure how deployment is going to work being that two people will be fighting.
If I have to deploy the actual player forces, each player contact me by PM to finalize that. Also each player will contact me by PM for thier purchase so nobody else knows that info.

I should have a complete list of availible forces up by the end of the week.

If anybody has interest in tournaments sign up here. Please be advised, if you want to be in this you must commit to at least one turn EVERY 48 hours.

Any feedback or ideas are welcome.
The idea is to create interest in tournaments which so far seems completely unused.