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Also can potential default win not award any tiebreaker points in the case of a tie :)

when does the tournament start

Bumping this. I could only book my tickets recently so that's why we're having this pc issue. Any help appreciated :)

i dont really see the point of doing something like that, if not to emphasize even more the witch hunt

:(

You forgot to mention Opti, first frame of the video. True nutter

Pokemon is probably the only franchise in the world where quantity is more important than quality. Being able to collect them all (it's the tagline of the franchise) is more important imo.
In a time where there's a lot of emphasis put on the relationship between the players and their teams, the bond they've created and such, not being able to transfer the mons you've been playing with for a while looks like a bad decision.

It's the entry point of the main game serie on Switch (considering Let's Gos are spin-offs), so that's a huge blow.

Harder than Ultra Sun/Moon ? That'd be rough

All things considered, pretty hyped.
The main selling point is obviously the wild area thing, with the pokemons roaming on the overworld. The few designs we've seen are great too imo, except the legendaries that i didnt like much.
Interested to see how much of an open world this is going to be, but it looks promising.
Corviknight looks badass af, and Wooloo is a cutie

Dynamax looks a bit lame, and the name is terrible.

hey everyone, these are provisional tiers only. Im fairly positive now that teams are aware of this, they can make an educated decision, and either comply or ask the admins to be moved up a division

and of course Doughy had to make this about him, but are we surprised by this deceptive man

nice monkey team

Please tell me this is a mistake, and that Metalworks isnt going to be played twice while Sunshine and Granary will be played only once
Having week 1 map being played once doesnt make sense either

Same as other stated before me, despite the season being weak overall, I feel this episode fits well as a "finale".

Those saying nothing has changed are being a bit harsh I think, the sole fact that kings will now be elected is an actual big game changer in the long run. Obviously we cant see it in this episode cause not nearly enough time has passed but on paper, it means that the ruling family will plot less for the weel being of their kin, and more for the good of the realm. That's an ideal scenario of course.

The only thing that really bothers me is Jon going back to the Night's Watch. There shouldnt be a need for it anymore, as now the relationship with the wildlings is supposedly better. Being sent to the Wall is basically "go be bored your whole life".
I guess this too can be changed in the near future, as at the moment of the show people are still stuck in their old way of seeing the world.

Arya going to the West is a potential seed for a spin-off Im guessing.