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As ''Melee'' began its resurgence in the competitive community, along with the rise of ''Project M'', Challonge gradually became more popular, owing to its independence from AllisBrawl; additionally, Challonge was viewed by some tournament organizers as being easier to use than TioPro, as well as requiring only a web browser to use. Adding to the aforementioned changes in popularity, Challonge also allowed players and spectators to view changes in the bracket in real-time, rather than having to wait for the entire results to be posted online. Owing to the greater prevalence of live videofeeds being posted online by services such as [[Twitch]], the real-time factor of Challonge made it more desirable to tournament organizers, as to allow spectators from outside of the event to more easily follow developments. | As ''Melee'' began its resurgence in the competitive community, along with the rise of ''Project M'', Challonge gradually became more popular, owing to its independence from AllisBrawl; additionally, Challonge was viewed by some tournament organizers as being easier to use than TioPro, as well as requiring only a web browser to use. Adding to the aforementioned changes in popularity, Challonge also allowed players and spectators to view changes in the bracket in real-time, rather than having to wait for the entire results to be posted online. Owing to the greater prevalence of live videofeeds being posted online by services such as [[Twitch]], the real-time factor of Challonge made it more desirable to tournament organizers, as to allow spectators from outside of the event to more easily follow developments. | ||
In the modern day, Challonge has in most cases been succeeded by [[ | In the modern day, Challonge has in most cases been succeeded by [[smash.gg]], with that site being used for all major ''Smash'' tournaments, although Challonge remains relevant to local scenes for organizing smaller brackets, or for setting up tournaments in a shorter timespan without relying on participants signing up online. | ||
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