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'''RJM''' (also known as '''Randall00''' | '''RJM''' (also known as '''Randall00''') was a Canadian [[smasher]] and [[tournament]] director from Calgary, Alberta and is a member of the [[Pro Impact Players]]. He is primarily responsible for initiating the first active and organized regional smash circuit, as well as administering [[Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash]] locally in the city. At its final publication, RJM was ranked 16th on the [[CCSC Power Rankings]]. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
RJM and his fellow [[Pro Impact Players|crewmates]] were avid [[SSB|Super Smash Bros. 64]] players from the very earliest days of the game and | RJM and his fellow [[Pro Impact Players|crewmates]] were avid [[SSB|Super Smash Bros. 64]] players from the very earliest days of the game and developed a reasonable amount of talent for it, though a considerably larger passion. As a dedicated [[Luigi]] [[main]], RJM would take a leave of absence from Smash in general upon the release of [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] for the [[Nintendo GameCube]], observing with total disgust how the character had been stripped of any horizontal recovery distance on his [[third jump]]. In the interim (all well before competitive play had risen to the forefront), the other Pro Impact Players played the game vigorously for at least one year after, pre-dating the very name of the crew itself by over three. | ||
RJM would ultimately return to [[Luigi (SSBM)|Luigi]] for the Gamecube's incarnation of Smash and spent four years playing the game regularly without ever picking another [[character]]. It wasn't until late 2005 that he discovered the competitive nature of the game and the subsequent tournament scene that had been built all over the world that he would learn about the true depth of [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|Melee]] and finally admit that Luigi's build had indeed ''improved'' since the console upgrade. | RJM would ultimately return to [[Luigi (SSBM)|Luigi]] for the Gamecube's incarnation of Smash and spent four years playing the game regularly without ever picking another [[character]]. It wasn't until late 2005 that he discovered the competitive nature of the game and the subsequent tournament scene that had been built all over the world that he would learn about the true depth of [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|Melee]] and finally admit that Luigi's build had indeed ''improved'' since the console upgrade. | ||
Now an active contributor to the community at large, RJM was responsible for the initiative to build the Central Canada Smash Circuit as well as host bi-weekly tournaments in Calgary, Alberta; a community that was previously void of any competitive smash. Still a dedicated Luigi player, he regularly travels around the province to take in other regional gaming events and maintain strong ties with community leaders in other local areas. | |||
===At Melee's End=== | ===At Melee's End=== | ||
[[File:AWE.jpg|thumb|117px|{{Sm|SuperBoomFan}}'s promotional [[AME]] poster.]] | [[File:AWE.jpg|thumb|right|117px|{{Sm|SuperBoomFan}}'s promotional [[AME]] poster.]] | ||
In December of 2007, RJM hosted [[At Melee's End: Pro Impact CCSC Championship]], | In December of 2007, RJM hosted [[At Melee's End: Pro Impact CCSC Championship]], the final major regional SSBM tournament in Canada. Taking place over the course of two days, the event drew players from all across the country including {{Sm|ManLi}}, {{Sm|Fogel}}, {{Sm|Blunted_Object10}} and {{Sm|SuperBoomFan}}. | ||
[[Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash]] came to an end several weeks prior to At Melee's End to allow for ease of time management in making the upcoming event a success. With the support of the Central Canada Smash Circuit and the willingness to travel amongst out-of-state players, the tournament was a success | [[Pro Impact BI-WEEKLY Smash]] came to an end several weeks prior to At Melee's End to allow for ease of time management in making the upcoming event a success. With the support of the Central Canada Smash Circuit and the willingness to travel amongst out-of-state players, the tournament was a success however RJM has stated that he will "not be hosting another one quite like it, or at least not with the same expectations." | ||
===On ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''=== | ===On ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''=== | ||
A vocal critic of the simplification of Brawl's competitive engine, RJM's tournament direction for the new game was unexpectedly delayed in light of the divide in the community between die-hard Melee players and new Brawl enthusiasts. Though an announcement was made regarding Pro Impact Tri-Weeklies, the tournaments never came to be and RJM drifted into dormancy in competitive smash activity | A vocal critic of the simplification of Brawl's competitive engine, RJM's tournament direction for the new game was unexpectedly delayed in light of the divide in the community between die-hard Melee players and new Brawl enthusiasts. Though an announcement was made regarding Pro Impact Tri-Weeklies, the tournaments never came to be and RJM drifted into dormancy in competitive smash activity. | ||
==Tournament placings== | ==Tournament placings== | ||
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|[[CT3]]||May 5th, 2007||33rd||17th||{{Sm|MICH}} | |[[CT3]]||May 5th, 2007||33rd||17th||{{Sm|MICH}} | ||
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|[https:// | |[https://smash.gg/tournament/salt-mines-2017/details Salt Mines 2017]||August 5th, 2017||49th||17th||{{Sm|Escalator Boy}} | ||
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|[https:// | |[https://smash.gg/tournament/salt-flats-2018/details Salt Flats 2018]||February 17th-18th, 2018||49th||17th||Escalator Boy | ||
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|[https:// | |[https://smash.gg/tournament/salt-mines-2019/details Salt Mines 2019]||August 3rd, 2019||25th||5th||Escalator Boy | ||
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[[Category:Retired players]] | [[Category:Retired players]] | ||
[[Category:Alberta smashers]] | [[Category:Alberta smashers]] | ||
[[Category:Tournament | [[Category:Tournament directors]] | ||
[[Category:Smashers who participate in SmashWiki]] | [[Category:Smashers who participate in SmashWiki]] | ||
[[Category:Smashboards moderators]] | [[Category:Smashboards moderators]] | ||
[[Category:Back Room members]] | [[Category:Back Room members]] | ||
[[Category:Panelists]] | [[Category:Panelists]] | ||
