Yes there's a lot of commited casters that usually cast events that take around 3 to 4 hours: Benji, Zeph, mr zain, flamga, maynarde, eddie, meatex,...
The standard time to start such events are 8PM AEDT on thursdays.
Casting only ace matches: Pro:
+You get to watch ALL the most important games of every matchups of the week. Cons:
-You cannot watch all the games of a particular matchup.
Casting only one matchup: Pro:
+You will have the intensity of watching a game from the begining to the end Cons:
-You will miss the other matchups or will have to switch channels, or get 2 streamers for one division.
Both methods are valid, i suppose it can be discussed in this thread. Once again, we will do what the community, and the casters, prefer.
Why not only have 1 match a night? So you've got Clan A vs B playing on Monday, Clan C vs D on Wednesday etc, do a group stage over a few weeks and do the same for the finals?
Why not only have 1 match a night? So you've got Clan A vs B playing on Monday, Clan C vs D on Wednesday etc, do a group stage over a few weeks and do the same for the finals?
This was what I had working in my head anyway.
Thats the way I had it in my head too the TCL format comes to mind there are 3 'play' nights over a week (lets say monday, tuesday, and thursday) each team will play 3 games over say a 4 week period
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Why not only have 1 match a night? So you've got Clan A vs B playing on Monday, Clan C vs D on Wednesday etc, do a group stage over a few weeks and do the same for the finals?
This was what I had working in my head anyway.
This is another valid solution.
We will have to take care that games don't happen on wednesday night (CO) and sunday (GPD, master cup).
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