Post by Betelgeuse XII on May 15, 2006 17:02:36 GMT -5
The UKFA (United Kingdom Football League) is looking to build on the success of the inaugural season of the UKFA Premier League by hosting a knockout cup. The format will be decided once numbers are confirmed (twelve at present representing five regions), but we would like to extend an enthusiastic invitation to the nations of Hyrule. The UKFA Headquarters is currently located on our forums, at this address.
Unlike other roleplay-style competitions, the UKFA places no onus on the individual manager to roleplay or get more involved than they are comfortable with - instead of bonus points being awarded for posts in a forum or team sheets, points are worked out according to the team's recent form, the manager's activity in the transfer market, etc., with an element of chance introduced by a 'scorinating' java programme. It is perfectly feasible for a manager to progress through a competition without interacting with their fellow managers, and their team will not be penalised (although interaction is of course encouraged). The ultimate goal of the UKFA is not to reward the most frequent roleplayers, but to help maintain good relations with other regions taking part.
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Unlike other roleplay-style competitions, the UKFA places no onus on the individual manager to roleplay or get more involved than they are comfortable with - instead of bonus points being awarded for posts in a forum or team sheets, points are worked out according to the team's recent form, the manager's activity in the transfer market, etc., with an element of chance introduced by a 'scorinating' java programme. It is perfectly feasible for a manager to progress through a competition without interacting with their fellow managers, and their team will not be penalised (although interaction is of course encouraged). The ultimate goal of the UKFA is not to reward the most frequent roleplayers, but to help maintain good relations with other regions taking part.
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