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=Layout= | =Layout= | ||
# Player A makes | #Player A makes a video, consisting of a source selected by them and their opponant. | ||
# Player B | #Player B makes their own video consisting of the same. Both of these videos are "Round 1". | ||
#Player A and B then each add a new source into the pool, increasing it from 2 to 4. Both of them then make individual videos out of all 4 sources, marked as "Round 2". | |||
# | #Each adds a new source to the pool, increasing it from 4 to 6, then each make individual videos out of all 6 sources to make "Round 3". | ||
#This continues for as long as the players wish. | |||
=Notable Examples= | =Notable Examples= | ||
Many duels were played during the [[Tennis Season]]. | MAZZ0Murder was and remains the most active player of Duels, something that was considered a signature of theirs. Many duels were played during the [[Tennis Season]], though few ever finished or were played correctly. | ||
{{Types}} | {{Types}} | ||
Revision as of 22:11, 4 November 2024
Duels, also known as Poop Duels are a type of Tennis where the previous round is not remixed. Instead, the source pool from all the previous videos are enforced to be used in future rounds, while each round also adds some of its own. By the end, they create huge mash-ups of tons of different material, all used in a different way.
Layout
- Player A makes a video, consisting of a source selected by them and their opponant.
- Player B makes their own video consisting of the same. Both of these videos are "Round 1".
- Player A and B then each add a new source into the pool, increasing it from 2 to 4. Both of them then make individual videos out of all 4 sources, marked as "Round 2".
- Each adds a new source to the pool, increasing it from 4 to 6, then each make individual videos out of all 6 sources to make "Round 3".
- This continues for as long as the players wish.
Notable Examples
MAZZ0Murder was and remains the most active player of Duels, something that was considered a signature of theirs. Many duels were played during the Tennis Season, though few ever finished or were played correctly.