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Well done giving a heads up like that!
2021 Texas Team Tournament
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Boo! MRE's anyone?
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Kijug
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Wow! Just got back from another Texas Team Tournament. Great job to Rick and company! I think there were 52 signed up and lots and lots of games those four days (ending today). I left with the championship game still going, so I don't know who one. All I know is my team collaborated to try to get to the bottom as quickly as we could...we missed by one. LOL! Total blast! Thanks to all and the fellow gamers!
rreinesch
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Just a quick update on the winners
10-3 Champion: Paul Works
9-2 Runner Up: Jim Ferrell
Team Winners: Nathan Wegener, Stephen McBee, and Chris Kubick
Major Johnson: John Hyler
Boxcars: Ed Beekman
Snakes: Doyle Motes
Close Combat Award: Dave Mareske
It was really great seeing folks getting together and playing ASL again.
Rick
10-3 Champion: Paul Works
9-2 Runner Up: Jim Ferrell
Team Winners: Nathan Wegener, Stephen McBee, and Chris Kubick
Major Johnson: John Hyler
Boxcars: Ed Beekman
Snakes: Doyle Motes
Close Combat Award: Dave Mareske
It was really great seeing folks getting together and playing ASL again.
Rick
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heggieb
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Rick
Can I ask how you do your Close Combat award. No rush on reply.
Thanks
Can I ask how you do your Close Combat award. No rush on reply.
Thanks
rreinesch
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It's pretty simple, since while folks are playing they generally don't want to have them spend a lot of time dealing with complicated stuff. You earn 1pt for winning a close combat. 2 pts if you remain concealed after eliminating an opponent in CC, 2 pts for capturing a non-inexperienced enemy, and finally 3 pts for eliminating a moving AFV in Street Fighting/CC. The person at the end of the tourney with the most total points is the winner. Other than the winning a CC part, the rest don't really occur that often, so there shouldn't be a lot of ongoing bookkeeping.