Tournament:Clash of the Titans 6

Clash of the Titans 6
Dates	June 2nd, 2012
Venue	Holy Trinity Episcopal Church's Parish Hall
Address/City	90 Leonardine Avenue South River, New Jersey
Entry fees	Venue: $10 Singles: $10 Doubles: $20 per team Crews: $10 per crew
Results
winners	Nairo 1v1  Mew2King &  ADHD 2v2

Clash of the Titans 6 was a Super Smash Bros. Brawl tournament and the successor to Clash of the Titans 5. It served as a qualifier for Apex 2013 and IMPULSE.

Schedule

10:00am: Venue Opens & Signups
11:00am: Doubles Signups End, Bracket is made and ran shortly after
2:30pm: Singles Signups End
3:00pm: Singles Qualification Rounds Begin
7:00pm: Final Singles Bracket Begins (Approximately)

Rules

Singles/Doubles

• 3 Stock; 8 Min. Timer.
• Items set to off and none.
• Pause set to off.
• Team attack on.
• 35 ledge grab limit for Meta Knight, 50 ledge grab limit for all other characters.
• Only one Meta Knight is allowed per team in doubles
• The act of stalling is banned: stalling is intentionally making the game unplayable: Such as becoming invisible, continuing infinites, chain grabs, or uninterruptible moves past 300%, and reaching a position that your opponent can never reach you.
• Any action that can prevent the game from continuing (i.e., freezing, disappearing characters, game reset, etc.) will result in a forfeit of that match for the player that initiated the action. Players are responsible for knowing their own character, and must be wary about accidentally triggering one of these effects.
• Time outs are determined by whoever has more stock, or less percent if stock is tied. If a player goes over their LGL at time out, they lose the game. If both players exceed the LGL, the LGL ruling is nullified.
• If both players are tied exactly at time out, a 1 stock 3 minute rematch will be played. The LGL for this rematch is 13/18 for MK/Others respectively.
• In teams at time out, LGL is in effect if one player on a team goes over the LGL. If one or more players from both teams go over the LGL, the rule is nullified.
• If a player is using the character Pokémon Trainer, Lucario, or Sonic, either team may request that team colors be changed to make it easier to tell the difference between team players.
• All chain grabs and infinites are legal up to 300%.

• Players/Teams decide on priority by agreement, or a side game like Rock Paper Scissors or GaW Hammer if they can not decide. Winner gets to choose if they want port priority or stage priority. Whichever option they don't pick, the other team gets. Team with port priority picks whichever port they want first. Team who gets stage priority strikes the first stage.
• Stage striking goes in the order 1-2-1 (Team A strikes 1 stage, Team B strikes 2 stages, Team A strikes 1 stage).
• After a match is finished, the loser may request to repick controller ports, and if so, they have first pick at ports.
• All teams must follow the 1-2-2-1 port layout.
• Each team is allowed one stage ban per set.
• After a match is finished, the previous winner bans a stage if they haven't yet that set. The previous loser then picks the stage for the next game. Then the winner picks their character(s) followed by the loser.

Starter Stages

• Battlefield
• Smashville
• Final Destination
• Yoshi's Island
• Lylat Cruise

Counterpick Stages

• Pokémon Stadium
• Castle Siege
• Delfino Plaza
• Battleship Halberd
• Frigate Orpheon

Crews

• 15 stocks per team
• 4 or 5 players per team
• If a team has 5 players, each player has 3 stocks
• If a team has 4 players, 3 players have 4 stocks and one player has 3 stocks
• Every player must write their character down on a sheet of paper prior to the battle. No more than 2 players may choose Meta Knight at this point.
• The first stage for each battle is Smashville
• Smashville, Battlefield, and Yoshi's Island (Brawl) are on Random
• Final Destination, Lylat Cruise, Pokémon Stadium, Castle Siege, Halberd, Delfino Plaza, and Frigate Orpheon are legal, though not on random
• When a battle ends, the player who won keeps all of the stocks they have remaining. The losing team sends in their next player. This player may either choose a random stage, or to pick a stage from any legal selection. If the player coming in picks a stage, the player staying in from the winning team may pick any character, including Meta Knight. If random is chosen as the stage, they must stay their character. The player coming in must go the character they wrote on the paper in the beginning, however if their opponent opted to change character, they may pick a different character, including Meta Knight.
• Every game will have a 10 minute timer. If time runs out, and a player is above in stock, that player will stay and continue with the amount of stocks equal to how many more they have than their opponent. For instance, if time runs out and Player A has 3 stocks and Player B has 2 stocks*Player A will move onto the next game with 1 stock. Both teams will lose 2 stocks from their total because of this. If the two players are tied in stocks, whoever has less percent will move on with one stock remaining.

Results

Super Smash Bros. Brawl singles

(58 entrants)
Finals bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Nairo
2nd	Dabuz
3rd	Mew2King
4th	Vinnie
5th	Salem
5th	ADHD
7th	Kingtoon
7th	Jbandrew
9th	Atomsk
9th	Problem
9th	Nakat
9th	Bloodcross
13th	Bizkit
13th	Squall
13th	Will
13th	Keitaro
17th	Sails
17th	Inui
17th	Vex Kasrani
17th	MIB
17th	ChiboSempai
17th	Cable
17th	Angel Miranda
17th	False
25th	Kai
25th	Izumi
25th	Coontail
25th	Nasty
25th	Fresh
25th	No_Skillz
25th	Xzax
25th	Ghost3000

Super Smash Bros. Brawl doubles

(19 teams)
Bracket

Place	Name	Character(s)	Name	Character(s)	Earnings
1st	Mew2King		ADHD
2nd	Jbandrew		Nakat
3rd	Cable		Nairo
4th	Kingtoon		Vex Kasrani
5th	Atomsk		False
5th	Bizkit		Salem
7th	Kai		Gunblade
7th	Bloodcross		Sails
9th	Squall		MIB
9th	Keitaro		Xzax
9th	ChiboSempai		Angel Miranda
9th	Inui		Izumi

External links

• Smashboards thread
• Results thread
• Nintendo Dojo page