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patsyish
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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Jeronimon wrote: 15 June 2023, 22:40 I agree with Jeroenh that the Allied right (and Axis left flank) seldomly sees a lot of heavy fighting. So cards in the other two sections are very welcome. Germans can use cards for that section to move tanks to the middle and shoot up some infantries.

It is not my preferred theatre or scenario, but this scenario balances out more than other desert scenarios in my opinion.
Of course there are some bad and good runs (I have had both :) ), but I feel overall the better player will come out on top more. :)
That is also my personal experience of this scenario. But I am no pro yet.
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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I would like to read your oppinions of these 6 scenarios;

[EF] [1409] Suomussalmi
[MT] [4241] Escape via the Coastal Road
[PT] [1518] Sugar Loaf ja Half Moon
[EF] [1407] Red Barricades Factory
[EX] [3465] Veriharju (Bloody Ridge)
[EX] [9579] Operaatio Goodwood


Could you recomend 1-3 scenarios for the next go (not necessarily one of these)
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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Red Barricades, Bloody Ridge and Operation Goodwood are very good scenarios that generally favor the player who best setups an attack or defense The only negative about Red Barricades is that it's a long scenario, so playing 10 or so games simultaneously in a tournament may feel a bit overwhelming.
Suomussalmi is also a good, quick scenario, but a bit more luck dependent, needing a good opening card draw. With the right cards for either player it can be over very quickly!
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mrmanley31 wrote: 16 June 2023, 11:24 Red Barricades, Bloody Ridge and Operation Goodwood are very good scenarios that generally favor the player who best setups an attack or defense The only negative about Red Barricades is that it's a long scenario, so playing 10 or so games simultaneously in a tournament may feel a bit overwhelming.
Suomussalmi is also a good, quick scenario, but a bit more luck dependent, needing a good opening card draw. With the right cards for either player it can be over very quickly!
Thank you very much for your answer. Let us test the Red Barricades in a 3 groups x 6 players tounament with only 18 players. :thumbsup:

The tournament launches at 16th July.
Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 12 - 18 30 Days
(I will open the registaration soon, If you have any suggestions for changes, let me know)
edit: IT IS OPEN NOW!!
Siu! :)
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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Jeronimon wrote: 15 June 2023, 22:40 I agree with Jeroenh that the Allied right (and Axis left flank) seldomly sees a lot of heavy fighting. So cards in the other two sections are very welcome. Germans can use cards for that section to move tanks to the middle and shoot up some infantries.

It is not my preferred theatre or scenario, but this scenario balances out more than other desert scenarios in my opinion.
Of course there are some bad and good runs (I have had both :) ), but I feel overall the better player will come out on top more. :)
I did really badly in this tournament, and I saw very different results in my matches, with 5-0 or 4-5 results for the same setup, with seemingly no correlation to the ELO rating. Might just be me, playing badly at this one.
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jeroenh wrote: 18 June 2023, 11:32
Jeronimon wrote: 15 June 2023, 22:40 I agree with Jeroenh that the Allied right (and Axis left flank) seldomly sees a lot of heavy fighting. So cards in the other two sections are very welcome. Germans can use cards for that section to move tanks to the middle and shoot up some infantries.

It is not my preferred theatre or scenario, but this scenario balances out more than other desert scenarios in my opinion.
Of course there are some bad and good runs (I have had both :) ), but I feel overall the better player will come out on top more. :)
I did really badly in this tournament, and I saw very different results in my matches, with 5-0 or 4-5 results for the same setup, with seemingly no correlation to the ELO rating. Might just be me, playing badly at this one.
I filed a suggestion for imrovement - please comment and vote it


#91320: "Memoir'44 scenarios: luck/skill ratio
When choosing the scenarios to be used in tournaments the luck/skill ratio can now be defined only subjectively. It should be rather easy to count how much the ELO difference affects the results in each scenrio. The results could be used either for manual picking the scenario used or automatically ruling out too luck based scenarios when using the "random" setting.

Also possibility to set a list of scenarios used in a certain tournament would be nice: i.e. the Desert Tournament, the Five Medal Tournament, the Over Eight Medal Tounament...

In tournaments with two rounds the settings of times and scenarios of both rounds need to be able to be set separately.

Of course some of these suggestions are useful also in other games, not just in Memoir'44.
https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=91320
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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jeroenh wrote: 18 June 2023, 11:32
Jeronimon wrote: 15 June 2023, 22:40 I agree with Jeroenh that the Allied right (and Axis left flank) seldomly sees a lot of heavy fighting. So cards in the other two sections are very welcome. Germans can use cards for that section to move tanks to the middle and shoot up some infantries.

It is not my preferred theatre or scenario, but this scenario balances out more than other desert scenarios in my opinion.
Of course there are some bad and good runs (I have had both :) ), but I feel overall the better player will come out on top more. :)
I did really badly in this tournament, and I saw very different results in my matches, with 5-0 or 4-5 results for the same setup, with seemingly no correlation to the ELO rating. Might just be me, playing badly at this one.
While this scenario (Flanking Maneuver at Bir Hakim) does have more of a luck competent to it than some others (not many desert scenarios don't), I feel like it did favor those who played it well, at least in my division. When I saw who was playing in the division, I felt like I had a good idea who the top 3 would be based on having played them before in some pretty high stakes tournaments and games. I wasn't going to predict the order of the top three however, because I figured the luck would potentially play a role in that. The final standings held true to my prediction...

Looking through the other divisions, I would say that the winners of each division are not surprising... All very solid players. While there were a few interesting twists of strong players finishing poorly or a new name in the top finishers, that happens in practically every tournament and should come as no big surprise!
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 300 ELO

Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 100 - 299 ELO

are open now for registration!

There is room for 27 players on each tournament and it is played in groups of 3x9 and finale of 9 players

P.S.
These tournaments are a compromise of contradicting demands.
I am considering also a third one for over 200 ELO starting right after the first stage of those two.
Siu! :)
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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patsyish wrote: 19 July 2023, 20:10
I am considering also a third one for over 200 ELO starting right after the first stage of those two.
Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 200 - 399 ELO

Is open now for registration! starting 12th August
Siu! :)
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Re: Memoir'44 Kaverit tournaments

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patsyish wrote: 24 July 2023, 09:30
patsyish wrote: 19 July 2023, 20:10
I am considering also a third one for over 200 ELO starting right after the first stage of those two.
Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 200 - 399 ELO

Is open now for registration! starting 12th August
The ELO boundaries are 200 - 499 ELO not 200 - 399 ELO as it said in the name of the tournament. My apologies.
Good plaer (200-299)
Strong player(300-499)
Siu! :)
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