Dragon-fly! wrote: Hi tournament management,

The announcement on this page was the games are created automatically, but I have none so far.
And there was no further in-game announcement.

Did I miss something?
How can I find and start the round 1 games?

best regards
Dragon-fly!

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Choose a sunscreen. SPF, or Sun Protection Factor, is a measurement of how well a sunscreen will protect skin from UVB rays, the kind of radiation that causes sunburn. If your skin would normally burn after 10 minutes in the sun, for example, wearing an SPF 15 sunscreen would theoretically allow you to stay in the sun for 150 minutes (10 x 15) without burning. This is a rough estimate, however, and your own skin, the type of activity you do in the sun (i.e. one involving water or sweat), and the intensity of sunlight may give you more or less safety. Note that SPF ratings can be confusing or misleading at times. For example, the rating tells you about UVB protection, but nothing about protection from also harmful UVA rays. The SPF scale is also not linear: SPF 50 does not prevent burns 2/3 times longer than a SPF 30, and in fact blocks only about 1.3% more UVB radiation than SPF 30. In addition, The Food and Drug Administration has expressed concerns that current testing methods may not be able to accurately and reproducibly determine SPF values for high SPF products (FDA 1999).

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Go home and try a small portion around your wrist. If you see any allergic reaction or skin problem, buy a different sunscreen. Repeat these two steps until you find the right sunscreen.

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On the day you will be in the sun, 30 minutes before you go outside, apply an ounce of sunscreen. That's right a full ounce. That's about the size of a shot glass. To get the most protection you MUST put on at least an ounce.

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To apply sunscreen, squeeze a dollop of cream sunscreen onto your hand and rub it all the skin that will be exposed to the sun. Rub it in until you can't see the white anymore.

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Get ready and go to the pool/beach/park etc. Re-apply sunscreen every hour

  talone wrote:

FIRST round is 24h time limit after that you can make it 12h if we both are agree.

I strongly recommend everyone to turn the 12-hour limit, otherwise you just do not have time to finish. The first round is given only two weeks. July 16 all games must be completed! Who are not able to complete all the games - will be excluded

  Dragon-fly! wrote:

I think excluding gamers is very hard. If one player always takes his 24 hours and can survive 14 rounds, both are excluded. A 12-hour-limit would extend the scenario to 28 rounds, but not eliminate it. I just had a look in the stats of my games: my running games are in round 25,14,19, 4. Finished and not deleted ones took 19,27,19,9,19,14 rounds, but I remember a game which was completely open in round 40.

My suggestion: all games which did not end until July 16 are considered as won for the player who has a material advantage (enemy units killed/units lost) when deadline on July 16 is reached. The game is considered as won in 50 + (units lost+1) / (enemy units killed+1))*100 rounds. Winner documents by screenshot of the statistics page.