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You Are Dead

By Brinstar on 26 April 2006

In my first match in the Spring Tournament of Bloggers, I suffered defeat the hands of Josh from Cathode Tan. The arena was picked at random, but I forgot which one it was. I played as Kanden and Josh chose Sylux. We played in Battle Mode, which means you need to get more kills than your opponent. It was a fun match, with some stalking and running/hiding and also ownage (not by me). I lost 4-1. But I got one kill! Fab! :-P

It’s not too late to join if you’re interested! There are prizes as well. Check out Man Bytes Blog for more details.

Also, my Hunter’s License is now displayed on my Contact page. Prepare for laughter.

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Article written by Brinstar

Community manager, videogame aficionado, technology enthusiast, blogger, editor, social media traveler, pop culture critic, woman of colour, intersectional and anti-oppression advocate, feminist, third culture kid, tea drinker, and serial comma proponent.

5 responses to “You Are Dead”

  1. Thomas
    Thomas 26 April 2006 at 08:04 |

    How did you manage to get so many kills in only 6 games?

  2. Brinstar
    Brinstar 26 April 2006 at 08:09 |

    I have no idea… :? It’s wrong.

    Does it count single/multi-card battles with bots?

  3. Josh
    Josh 26 April 2006 at 08:16 |

    Because she cheats! :P Just kidding. She wasn’t even the one guilty of a cheap deathhalt kill last night.

    That was gg, and makes me look forward to the rest of the tourney.

    Outside of the tourney, it would be interesting to try some of the other modes. The CTF is surprisingly good.

  4. Thomas
    Thomas 26 April 2006 at 15:44 |

    It’s not supposed to. It doesn’t for me.

  5. Thomas
    Thomas 28 April 2006 at 09:48 |

    On second thought, I think it does count offline matches–for that stat only. Whereas the wifi win percentage only uses online matches, unless you check the percentage on the DS, which uses both. Oy. Too confusing.