Clan Onastick - October 23rd - 2 games of DM3 - Onastick over  EDK - Round One

114-5 OAS 77-21 OAS

47/46 LagGG - 52/17 EDK - 53/41 EDK

Genocide Schedule of upcoming Matches:
 

Clan Name	Time Scheduled	Misc information	Clan's IRC Channel	Contact Name

Misc Debris

Clan Name	Time Scheduled	Misc information	Clan's IRC Channel	Contact Name

 
Match Results
(Who/When/Misc/Results/Comments)
Clan WolfPack - September 10th - 2 games of DM3 - 76-58 EDK

Finally played clan WolfPack in an intersting but mostly straight forward Genocide match. Lost the first match with some heavy Packet Loss for some by 21-36 and after a change of server won the second 55-22 to win the Genocide Match 76-58. A pretty Close game...

Nothing to say (I think).

Played Clan WD, that was fun. I actually had a good connection and enjoyed getting my butt beat by the best with out any lag to get in the way. once they had control...the game and match was pretty much over.

Played Clan COTE in a very heated match (for us anyway) that was filled with trash talk from both sides...bad. Couldn't agree on a server for what seemed like forever...found one everyone could agree on and got on. We compromised a good server connection in an effort to get the show on the road, big mistake....lesson learned. We lost both games and the match, live and learn.

Yet another strange genocide match (which one isn't?). The first game went terrible with one of the GEC dudes dropping and someone having to replace him. On top of that I was having the worst case of lockups and lag ever. So we lose the first game 39-48, I reconnect (Different ISP), and everyone ready's up. I get a TON of lag (blue bars) right before the start and some bad lockups during the game (but not as bad as the first game). Then like a few minutes into the match one of the GEC dudes start calling for a change of server...the general rule I've always followed was that once a match has started, to just play thru it. To make matters even weirder, one of the dudes said one of our guys popped in right before the game started and type cl_playmip (which everyone saw because it was the wrong syntax) and that caused/started all the lag (gl_playermip is the correct syntax and it's a GL command...We all use GL in EDK). When I tried to explain all this he cried be and when I was in the channel further explaining with url's and pasted text he wanted to kick me from the #clan_GEC channel. I was just trying to defend myself and EDK's win. I do understand where GEC was coming from but they should not have readied up if they wanted to change servers.

The Clan Descration Genocide Match was won by EDK 131-81. This was rescheduled because we couldn't agree on a server to play amd almost was a second time...very frustrating.

The OAS match was another joke...won the first game at like 63-23, switched servers for the second were I timed out and couldn't reconnect and Raider also got booted for an extended amount of time. We lost so bad in the second that we lost the match (7-76). No Comment.

Clan Legacy was a 146-38 lose with some of the most craziest connection problems I've EVER seen. I could'nt get a connection that wasn't timing out and 2 folks in the game had to both reconnect at least once just in game one. We got it straight for the second game but still lost the match

Interesting match...took the first game 100-18 and lost the second 22-67 by experimenting a little with positions.

Lost Cause handed us another Genocide loss. In the first game, [EDK]Mindfazr got dropped/timed out in the first minute of play that cause the next 13minutes to basically be a 3v4 (again!). Lost Cause took the second game to take the match.

Finally got with Quest and got this match put together on the fly. A very close match. The second match was plagued with lag and timeouts. Mindfazr was dropped and Raider was having crazy timeouts. The lag was so bad (how bad was it!...) that Spitfire and Vertigo couldn't come in because of 400+ pings. Quest did a good job and were real good sports when we were trying to get everyone together (it took us about 30-40 minutes to find a server and get everyone together)...only switch servers once...final score was 72-60 EDK

Forth Match was plagued with server switching (3 times!) and waiting 2 hours for the first game to get started. This looks to be the last LostArmy [LA] game since the next day their web site said they disbanned. Bottom line was a 139/27 victory

Third genocide match we were victorous over The PhoneJack Devision of Lagitus 107/58. I would like to take this time to thank lockness for working with us on scheduling the match since it was moved back and forth a couple of time before actually settling on today and for also understanding some connection issues we worked though between the first and second match.
 

This match was a scanalous match in the fact that LoD wouldn't play us in a second game to finish the match. Here's how I saw it. Towards the end of the match (last 7 minutes)we finally got control and weren't giving it up. So the match ends and all the LoD guys take off...little did we know that the rule of playing 2 games and adding the scores up only applied to the last genocide tourney. No where in the rules does it say there is a min or max on the number of levels played. LoD were less than sportsman like...and so that they didn't feel lonely, we started showing our unsportsman like side too. We felt like they were blowing us off, said somethings we probably shouldn't of...I got kick/banned from the #lod channel and that about did it. What started as a misunderstandinging the rules got blown out of proportion. A very ugly match.

First Genocide Match:Out of all the matches that needed to go smoothly from a mechanical stand point, our first genocide match crashed and burn. Or I should say my ISP crashed and burn. At first I thought it was something on my end that was causing my connection to lock up everytime I ran into someone. Then right afterthe second game started everyone that was on the vnet ISP was dropped....crazy.Needless to say the match didn't go well. OnaStick played well and I congratulate them.
I just wish we had been more succesful from a connection standpoint.