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A '''crew battle''' is another form of a [[tournament]]. It consists of 2 teams, or [[crews]]. Each team has a certain amount of [[stock|stocks]] which are divided out evenly throughout the teammates. From there, the team captain lines up the teammates and the battle begins. The first players fight until they lose their stocks, and then pass the controller to the next person in line. The first team to lose all their stocks loses the crew battle. | {{cleanup|Needs more information and a clearer breakdown of how it works, regional differences, etc.}}A '''crew battle''' is another form of a [[tournament]]. It consists of 2 teams, or [[crews]]. Each team has a certain amount of [[stock|stocks]] which are divided out evenly throughout the teammates. From there, the team captain lines up the teammates and the battle begins. The first players fight until they lose their stocks, and then pass the controller to the next person in line. The first team to lose all their stocks loses the crew battle. | ||
Revision as of 13:14, December 27, 2007
A crew battle is another form of a tournament. It consists of 2 teams, or crews. Each team has a certain amount of stocks which are divided out evenly throughout the teammates. From there, the team captain lines up the teammates and the battle begins. The first players fight until they lose their stocks, and then pass the controller to the next person in line. The first team to lose all their stocks loses the crew battle.
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