Name one negative consequence of a ladder taking 3 months other than "the ladder took 3 months"

EU had problems with getting tours done and it didnt stop them from hosting more and more of them. It will always be a problem, and as the years go on it will be more of a problem.

When everyone in this sub started playing D2 we were all like 12-15 right? with massive free times? Then college with ample free time, then usually some hack ass job that offers free time.

Now everyone is pushing 30 with full time gigs, i personally have worked 60 hours each week for 3 months now, 50 each week before that. D2 was the thing i went directly to when i got home from highschool, now its a bowl and a brew, then some pussy, then another bowl and brew, then d2.

so you don't eat anything despite all that screwing brewing and blazing? geez wtf are you a machine.

I run on a mixture of single malt whiskey and creamy stouts.

uuuuuh, 3 months to finish a tourney is just awful....

You should see the melee tourneys or bvb tourneys. Some take FOREVER.

sounds bad, classes start back up for me next week... not sure how much time i'll really have to play....

Well yeah I think it's been fairly established already that melee players thrive on anything distasteful to an ordinary human being.

MELEE is toughest bracket. If your finger slips off the mouse you lose, without that skill to send out a literal constant barrage of attacks its over.

I love melee tho, it will always have a place in my heart, from lvl 9-30.

ISO my duels with every person enrolled in this ladder starting Thursday evening

I work third shift