Mrdoognoog vs. Everyone

mrdoognoog vs. Everyone
Vs. Everyone
"LIVE"
Start Date	May 11, 2024
End Date	August 31, 2024
Rounds	25
Participants	mrdoognoog, 13 others
Match Page	link

mrdoognoog vs. Everyone is a Vs. Everyone match that took place from May 11 to August 31, 2024. Similar to other Vs. Everyone games, mrdoognoog volleyed every even round with a different player doing the odd ones.

Despite the relatively "standard" order of play, this match had many variations of the traditional "Vs. Everyone" format done to make sure the match concluded properly. The biggest of these was that there was no "sign-ups", instead each round being first-come first-serve as soon as mrdoognoog finished a volley. The intent of this design decision was to make sure whoever was playing was "on the ball" per se (not suddenly called to action months later, whey they may have forgotten the match existed). The match went to 25 rounds before concluding; this was also intentional, as mrdoognoog intended to be done with the match by the end of the summer. The original plan had been 30 but it did not quite make it in time, so 25 was decided on instead. Strict limits were put upon round deadlines at the time in order to keep things going strong; each person had three days to finish their video with little leeway given. It was expected, somewhat controversially, if you could not make a round in 3 days to not sign up. mrdoognoog attempted to also abide by these rules but this did not always happen.

A large variety of sources are seen throughout the match, reflecting the interests of the 13 different people responding. mrdoognoog's serve primarily uses the music video for "On The Square" (2019) by Mac Demarco, which remained in the match up until nearly the halfway point at round 12. Other sources that lasted a long time include various sources involving Felix the Cat, Michael Rosen, and The Fairly Odd Parents.

It is mrdoognoog's 56th completed match and 89th overall. mrdoognoog compiled the whole match on his channel shortly after completion.

Layout

This match generally followed the "vanilla" Vs. Everyone format. However, the signup format was slightly different than usual:

• Spots could not be claimed in advance. Instead, there was a first come, first serve method of getting the next round once it released. This made it so that people would get started immediately after joining, rather than having to wait months to participate (which could lead to a lack of interest later on).
• A hard deadline of three days is placed as soon as you commit to joining. If you missed it, another person could claim and make the next round. The deadline doesn't apply to the host but they are encouraged to keep it timely as well.
• To keep things easy to work with in a short turnover time, rounds were limited to one minute or less.

This proved to be very successful as the whole match concluded perfectly in the intended time (three months). A similar type of joining method was later implemented for Zekii's everyone chain as well.

Full Match

Round 1

Steriruncicantitruncation by mrdoognoog

Round 3

by mrdoognoog

Round 5

by mrdoognoog

Round 7

by mrdoognoog

This round features a lot of databending.

Round 9

by mrdoognoog

Round 10

False Flesh made two versions of round ten; one that fit the one-minute limit and another that went longer.

Round 11

by mrdoognoog

This round uses a huge variety of Analog Distortion effects, most notably Feedback Trails.

Round 12

by BortLoco

This is the last round to have visible traces of the serve intact.

Round 13

by mrdoognoog

Round 15

by mrdoognoog

Round 17

by mrdoognoog

Round 19

by mrdoognoog

Round 21

by mrdoognoog

This round was a Multiplied Time Tennis match that went for three rounds, clocking in at 4 + 8 + 16 + 32 = 60 seconds. It also was rendered intentionally at very low quality, contrasting the previous round's 1080p60 with 480p30. The only added source is the song "Piper" by Phish.

Round 23

by mrdoognoog

Round 25

...and I am finished! by mrdoognoog

The final round of the match, sampling the end of "Fancy Colors" by Chicago for a dramatic finish.