Nitro Live - Revision history

Edo at 09:40, 28 April 2021

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	==History==		==History==
	The idea of a Nitro UHC tournament was proposed several times by various players since the creation of the minigame on the server in late-2016. However, it was not realized until the 20<sup>th </sup>of July 2019, where prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|William278}} and {{Player\|nossi_}} discussed the formal possibility of hosting the tournament through the month of August, leading to the planning and development of the event.		The idea of a Nitro UHC tournament was proposed several times by various players since the creation of the minigame on the server in late-2016. However, it was not realized until the 20<sup>th </sup>of July 2019, where prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|William278}} and {{Player\|nossi_}} discussed the formal possibility of hosting the tournament through the month of August, leading to the planning and development of the event.
	[[File:Saturday Nitro Live - Award Ceremony 2019-09-01 01.03.59.png\|thumb\|SNL award ceremony on ~~Sept 1<sup>st</sup>~~, 2019, in the Sur3 Spawn Basin]]		[[File:Saturday Nitro Live - Award Ceremony 2019-09-01 01.03.59.png\|thumb\|SNL award ceremony on August 31, 2019, in the Sur3 Spawn Basin]]
	The Nitro UHC matches were live streamed and commentated on to further draw excitement and a set of rules was put in place to ensure the games would be both exciting to watch and fair for the competitors. Various guests would join ''William278'' to assist in refereeing and commentating, including participants whilst they were not playing. For Semifinals and Finals, [[ReNDoG]] took over streaming the event live to hundreds of viewers as the tournament came to a conclusion. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIUdaBkv3wI special video] highlighting the best moments for the tournament and advertising the finals was also produced.		The Nitro UHC matches were live streamed and commentated on to further draw excitement and a set of rules was put in place to ensure the games would be both exciting to watch and fair for the competitors. Various guests would join ''William278'' to assist in refereeing and commentating, including participants whilst they were not playing. For Semifinals and Finals, [[ReNDoG]] took over streaming the event live to hundreds of viewers as the tournament came to a conclusion. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIUdaBkv3wI special video] highlighting the best moments for the tournament and advertising the finals was also produced.

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2021-04-28T09:37:41Z

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	==History==		==History==
	The idea of a Nitro UHC tournament was proposed several times by various players since the creation of the minigame on the server in late-2016. However, it was not realized until the 20<sup>th </sup>of July 2019, where prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|William278}} and {{Player\|nossi_}} discussed the formal possibility of hosting the tournament through the month of August, leading to the planning and development of the event.		The idea of a Nitro UHC tournament was proposed several times by various players since the creation of the minigame on the server in late-2016. However, it was not realized until the 20<sup>th </sup>of July 2019, where prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|William278}} and {{Player\|nossi_}} discussed the formal possibility of hosting the tournament through the month of August, leading to the planning and development of the event.
			[[File:Saturday Nitro Live - Award Ceremony 2019-09-01 01.03.59.png\|thumb\|SNL award ceremony on Sept 1<sup>st</sup>, 2019, in the Sur3 Spawn Basin]]
	The Nitro UHC matches were live streamed and commentated on to further draw excitement and a set of rules was put in place to ensure the games would be both exciting to watch and fair for the competitors. Various guests would join ''William278'' to assist in refereeing and commentating, including participants whilst they were not playing. For Semifinals and Finals, [[ReNDoG]] took over streaming the event live to hundreds of viewers as the tournament came to a conclusion. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIUdaBkv3wI special video] highlighting the best moments for the tournament and advertising the finals was also produced.		The Nitro UHC matches were live streamed and commentated on to further draw excitement and a set of rules was put in place to ensure the games would be both exciting to watch and fair for the competitors. Various guests would join ''William278'' to assist in refereeing and commentating, including participants whilst they were not playing. For Semifinals and Finals, [[ReNDoG]] took over streaming the event live to hundreds of viewers as the tournament came to a conclusion. A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIUdaBkv3wI special video] highlighting the best moments for the tournament and advertising the finals was also produced.

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	==See also==		==See also==

	*[[Events\|List of Events]]		*[[Events\|List of Events]]
	*[[Nitro UHC]]		*[[Nitro UHC]]

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2021-02-05T21:23:21Z

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	Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.		Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.

	A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{player\|TrainerMoon}},{{Player\|Txp_}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.		A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{player\|TrainerMoon}}, {{Player\|Txp_}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.

	==Results==		==Results==

Darparniox at 21:07, 5 February 2021

2021-02-05T21:07:38Z

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	Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.		Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.

	A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{player\|TrainerMoon},{{Player\|Txp_}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.		A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{player\|TrainerMoon}},{{Player\|Txp_}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.

	==Results==		==Results==

Darparniox at 21:07, 5 February 2021

2021-02-05T21:07:19Z

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	Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.		Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.

	A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{Player\|~~TxpMC~~}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.		A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{player\|TrainerMoon},{{Player\|Txp_}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.

	==Results==		==Results==

Darparniox at 21:01, 5 February 2021

2021-02-05T21:01:51Z

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	Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.		Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.

	A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{Player\|TxpMC}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|~~ThEquinox~~}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.		A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{Player\|TxpMC}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.

	==Results==		==Results==

William at 21:00, 5 February 2021

2021-02-05T21:00:51Z

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	Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.		Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.

	A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.		A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). Returning for Season 3 was the presence of fully live streamed games, with commentary and referee support from darparniox, {{Player\|TxpMC}} and {{Player\|dmgdog}}. At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.

	==Results==		==Results==

William at 20:59, 5 February 2021

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	Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.		Following the success of the first tournament, the decision was made to made to made to made to hold a second season in winter that year, this time being planned by William and previous winner Gupta, with assistance from darparniox. Unlike the first season, not all of the second season's games were streamed, although ReNDoG still broadcast the finals. After several weeks, {{Player\|nossi_}} prevailed as the winner.

			A third tournament was announced and held in early 2021 and took place over a week, spanning from January 31<sup>st</sup> to February 5<sup>st</sup> of that year. The event, which was organised this time by events committee members {{Player\|RY44}} and {{Player\|OldManLP85}} had a few adjustments to the format from previous seasons. Notably, the qualifying heats and semifinals entirely used a point based system, with 5 points awarded for deathmatch kills, one point awarded for pre-deathmatch kills and points awarded to finishing positions in games (three points for first, two for second and one for third). At the end of the tournament, {{Player\|ThEquinox}}, who came fifth in ''Saturday Nitro Live'' won the competition, beating out original organizer William and Makoto.

	==Results==		==Results==

William: fixing italicisation

2021-02-05T20:55:40Z

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	'''Nitro Live''' is a series of competitive [[Nitro UHC]] tournament events held on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. The first event, '''Saturday Nitro Live''', was held in August 2019 and '''Nitro Live: Season 2''' was held from November to December later the same year. In 2021, a third event, titled '''Nitro Live: Season 3''' was held over about a week through the end of January and early February of that year.		'''Nitro Live''' is a series of competitive [[Nitro UHC]] tournament events held on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. The first event, '''Saturday Nitro Live''', was held in August 2019 and '''Nitro Live: Season 2''' was held from November to December later the same year. In 2021, a third event, titled '''Nitro Live: Season 3''' was held over about a week through the end of January and early February of that year.

	The tournament was originally planned and organised by prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|nossi_}} and {{Player\|William278}}, who was also a member of the [[Events Team]]. After five weeks, {{Player\|Gupta99999}} was determined the winner after beating runner-up {{Player\|Xman404}} in a final set. The second event was organised by ''William'', ''Gupta'' and {{Player\|darparniox}}; the tournament was ultimately won by ''nossi''. The third event, organised by {{Player\|OldManLP85}} and {{Player\|RY44}}, featured a revised format and took place across one week. {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in the original event won the third season, followed by William and {{Player\|xMakoto}} in second and third respectively.		The tournament was originally planned and organised by prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|nossi_}} and {{Player\|William278}}, who was also a member of the [[Events Team]]. After five weeks, {{Player\|Gupta99999}} was determined the winner after beating runner-up {{Player\|Xman404}} in a final set. The second event was organised by William, Gupta and {{Player\|darparniox}}; the tournament was ultimately won by ''nossi''. The third event, organised by {{Player\|OldManLP85}} and {{Player\|RY44}}, featured a revised format and took place across one week. {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in the original event won the third season, followed by William and {{Player\|xMakoto}} in second and third respectively.

	==Format==		==Format==

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	'''Nitro Live''' is a series of competitive [[Nitro UHC]] tournament events held on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. The first event, '''Saturday Nitro Live''', was held in August 2019 and '''Nitro Live: Season 2''' was held from November to December later the same year. In 2021, a third event, titled '''Nitro Live: Season 3''' was held over about a week through the end of January and early February of that year.		'''Nitro Live''' is a series of competitive [[Nitro UHC]] tournament events held on the [[Dogcraft Server]]. The first event, '''Saturday Nitro Live''', was held in August 2019 and '''Nitro Live: Season 2''' was held from November to December later the same year. In 2021, a third event, titled '''Nitro Live: Season 3''' was held over about a week through the end of January and early February of that year.

	The tournament was originally planned and organised by prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|nossi_}} and {{Player\|William278}}, who was also a member of the [[Events Team]]. After five weeks, {{Player\|Gupta99999}} was determined the winner after beating runner-up {{Player\|Xman404}} in a final set. The second event was organised by ''William'', ''Gupta'' and {{Player\|darparniox}}; the tournament was ultimately won by ''nossi''. The third event, organised by {{Player\|OldManLP85}} and {{Player\|RY44}}, featured a revised format and took place across one week. {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in the original event won the third season, followed by William and {{Player\|xMakoto}} in second and third respectively.		The tournament was originally planned and organised by prominent Nitro UHC players {{Player\|nossi_}} and {{Player\|William278}}, who was also a member of the [[Events Team]]. After five weeks, {{Player\|Gupta99999}} was determined the winner after beating runner-up {{Player\|Xman404}} in a final set. The second event was organised by ''William'', ''Gupta'' and {{Player\|darparniox}}; the tournament was ultimately won by ''nossi''. The third event, organised by {{Player\|OldManLP85}} and {{Player\|RY44}}, featured a revised format and took place across one week. {{Player\|ThEquinox2}}, who came fifth in the original event won the third season, followed by William and {{Player\|xMakoto}} in second and third respectively.