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Rewind
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Tournament Information
Full name Esports Arena Rewind LAN 2017
Location The NEC, Birmingham, England
Dates August 26 - 28, 2016
Type LAN
Organizer Multiplay
Sponsors OCZ
ScrapTF
Broadcaster teamfortresstv
Game Mode 6v6
Format Round robin group stage
Double-elimination playoff
Teams 22
Prize Pool US$8,500
Tournament Tier World Championship
Results
First Place
1st
Second Place
2nd
Third Place
3rd
4th
Links
Homepage Archive Invite Group Stage Playoffs
Insomnia_Gaming_Festival Insomnia Tournaments
LeftArrow.png Insomnia55Insomnia61 RightArrow.png

Esports Arena Rewind LAN 2017, commonly referred to as Rewind, was the first Esports Arena Team Fortress 2 tournament. It was a 6v6 LAN event, held at the Esports Arena in Santa Ana, California, United States from 21 January 2017 to 22 January 2017.[1]

Rewind is extremely notable for being the first intercontinental LAN event outside of the Insomnia Gaming Festival, and the first intercontinental LAN in North America. It was held very close to the median date between Insomnia58 and the projected date for Insomnia61, creating a bi-annual period for global 6v6 Team Fortress tournaments. Two non-North American teams attended the event, Se7en from Europe and Jasmine Tea from Australia.[2]

Rewind was split into two divisions, Invite and Open.[1] Prominent community figures b4nny and samiface were heavily involved in the organisation of the event.[2]

Se7en, having won the latest intercontinental event Insomnia58 (as Crowns eSports Club) were eliminated by froyotech following a five map Grand Final. Jasmine Tea finished fourth, unable to break the infamous "curse" of Australian teams finishing fourth at global events.

Teams[edit]

Team changes[edit]

Meat Market Icon.png Meat Market Ascent Icon.png Ascent
January 21, 2017 (Week 1)

Results[edit]

Group stage[edit]

Pos Team W D L
Jasmine Tea
Crowns eSports Club
Full Tilt
froyotech
XENEX
Comfortably Spanked
1 Jasmine Tea Jasmine Tea 3203 - 12 - 24 - 43 - 26 - 1
2 Crowns eSports Club Crowns eSports Club 3111 - 32 - 22 - 15 - 03 - 2
3 Full Tilt Full Tilt 2302 - 22 - 21 - 13 - 04 - 1
4 froyotech froyotech 2214 - 41 - 21 - 16 - 13 - 0
5 XENEX XENEX 1042 - 30 - 50 - 31 - 66 - 1
6 Comfortably Spanked Comfortably Spanked 0051 - 62 - 31 - 40 - 31 - 6
Round 1
Full Tilt Full Tilt 1
Bracketinfoicon.png
 1 froyotech froyotech
Jasmine Tea Jasmine Tea 3
Bracketinfoicon.png
 2 XENEX XENEX
Comfortably Spanked Comfortably Spanked 2
Bracketinfoicon.png
 3 Crowns eSports Club Crowns eSports Club
Round 2
Jasmine Tea Jasmine Tea 4
Bracketinfoicon.png
 4 froyotech froyotech
XENEX XENEX 0
Bracketinfoicon.png
 5 Crowns eSports Club Crowns eSports Club
Full Tilt Full Tilt 4
Bracketinfoicon.png
 1 Comfortably Spanked Comfortably Spanked
Round 3
Jasmine Tea Jasmine Tea 3
Bracketinfoicon.png
 1 Crowns eSports Club Crowns eSports Club
froyotech froyotech 3
Bracketinfoicon.png
 0 Comfortably Spanked Comfortably Spanked
XENEX XENEX 0
Bracketinfoicon.png
 3 Full Tilt Full Tilt
Round 4
Full Tilt Full Tilt 2
Bracketinfoicon.png
 2 Crowns eSports Club Crowns eSports Club
Jasmine Tea Jasmine Tea 6
Bracketinfoicon.png
 1 Comfortably Spanked Comfortably Spanked
froyotech froyotech 6
Bracketinfoicon.png
 1 XENEX XENEX
Round 5
froyotech froyotech 1
Bracketinfoicon.png
 2 Crowns eSports Club Crowns eSports Club
Jasmine Tea Jasmine Tea 2
Bracketinfoicon.png
 2 Full Tilt Full Tilt
Comfortably Spanked Comfortably Spanked 1
Bracketinfoicon.png
 6 XENEX XENEX

Make the details just extra rows of same height; this resolves stretching of other bracket areas

REVERT to border-collapse:separate, add conditional rowspans adjoining bracket line cells. it SHOULD work. this allows curvy lines

Playoffs[edit]

Make the details just extra rows of same height; this resolves stretching of other bracket areas

REVERT to border-collapse:separate, add conditional rowspans adjoining bracket line cells. it SHOULD work. this allows curvy lines

icons to denote team scores in details match scores cell extends rather than splits?

Upper Bracket Round 1 Upper Bracket Finals Grand Finals
                     
1 Ascent Icon.pngAscent 2
4 Woodpig Icon.png woodpig 0
Ascent Icon.pngAscent 2
Froyotech icon.png froyotech 1
2 Froyotech icon.png froyotech 2
3 Team SoloUber Icon.png Team SoloUber 0
Ascent Icon.pngAscent 2
 
Team SoloUber Icon.png Team SoloUber 0
Lower Bracket Round 1 Lower Bracket Finals
 
Froyotech icon.png froyotech 1
Woodpig Icon.png woodpig 0
Team SoloUber Icon.png Team SoloUber 2
Team SoloUber Icon.png Team SoloUber 2

Prizes[edit]

Place USD Team
First Place 1st $750 froyotech froyotech
Second Place 2nd $500 Ascent Ascent
3rd - 4th $250 -bird noises- -bird noises-
Street Hoops eSports Street Hoops eSports

Rules[edit]

Ruleset[edit]

Game mode settings
Time limit Win limit
5CP Two 30 minute halves 3 rounds (first half)
5 rounds (full game)
KOTH None 4 rounds
Golden cap 1 round
Class limits
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Soldiericon.png
Pyroicon.png
Demomanicon.png
Heavyicon.png
Engineericon.png
Medicicon.png
Snipericon.png
Spyicon.png
2 1 2
Whitelist
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See: 6v6 Global Whitelist

Map pool[edit]

Badlands
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Granary Pro
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Gullywash
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Process
Process.jpg
Product
Product.jpg
Reckoner
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Snakewater
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Broadcast[edit]

The teamfortress.tv panel at Insomnia58

The broadcast of the event was handled by teamfortress.tv and live streamed on Twitch. The broadcast team was announced on August 2, 2016.[5]

Role Alias Name
Caster England Bren Brennon Hook
Canada Dreamboat Graham Morrison
United States Ma3la Wyatt River
United States MR SLIN Steve Lin
United States TheFragile Nick Leon
United States truktruk Kurtis Russ
Role ID Name
Stage host United States eXtine Jeff Extine
Desk host Canada Getawhale Mike Lockman
Analyst England kaidus Jason Allen
United States showstopper
Observer Canada Tino Ryan Vislai

External links[edit]

Streams[edit]

VODs[edit]

tables a la player pages standard

Highlights[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Esports Arena Rewind page
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 TF2 Rewind LAN at Esports Arena - Jan 21-22
  3. ↑ Tweet from b4nny on CheesyMacgyver's nonattendance
  4. ↑ Street Hoops eSports picks up Muma to replace Duwatna *
  5. ↑ Announcing the Insomnia58 broadcast crew powered by marketplace.tf!

Navboxes[edit]

auto display with semantics always 2:

  • primary: series
  • secondary: tier

only exception: world championships

User:Garlic/todo[edit]

General[edit]

Allow .svg support, change flags and as much other stuff as possible to .svg instead of .png

  • disable animations on collapse/show tables
  • Template:Date
  • Open in new window
  • - vs –
    • minus in tables
  • Review documentation, laying out of code in all recently made templates
  • review inclusion of semantics in everything
    • remove from navboxes
    • wiki-wide
  • server update featured article
  • Speeding up Semantic MediaWiki
  • proper template naming formatting
  • get rid of silly 123 infobox parameters
  • Promod
  • dark mode 2.0


comp.tf Tournament Pages Standard, update 1.0[edit]

  • Opening
    • All info, summaries, tidbits, online showmatches, promotions, etc
    • Link to lower divisions
  • Summary*
  • Rules
  • Teams
    • Transfers/team changes
  • Results
    • Group stage
    • Playoffs
  • Prizes
  • Statistics
    • With pics
  • Broadcast
    • If team can be provided
  • External media
    • Streams, VODs, Highlights, articles, archives, everything
  • References
  • Navboxes
    • ESEA-I/IM Seasons
      • North American championships for NA?
    • World Championships
    • Auto display with series semantic info
  • delete files
  • IM/O/Div 1 are just results pages. "Ruleset is identical to invite division"


to do[edit]

  • infobox semantics and categories
  • make sure semantics will work between Team Card and other templates and infobox semantics
  • optimise!
  • documentations!
  • outlets (links to other pages)!


Results[edit]

  • Detailed results are hidden by default (?) (if so, open all button a la Show Players)
  • |config= for automatic table sorting and processing
  • Notes if tiebreakers are in effect
  • Manchester City (Q)
  • single piece templates and one all encompasing combiner template
    • single piece templates are needed for weird tourneys
  • clicking on a match in cross table takes you to match in detailed results and opens details
  • no header on details template for detailed group results
  • in crosstable, show tag instead of icon if icon is TF icon??
    • Don't show icon in certain places if TF icon, e.g. in detailed results
  • strikethrough for if a team drops?
  • half cross table, should be able to auto detect(???)
  • no red links
  • auto timezone
  • lc:
  • deafult config not working
  • change round robin round tables colours: set header to caption (should do anyway?) and set f2f2f2 to each row, f9f9f9 to each details
  • either have details sandwiched between each match a la esea or do it the more normal unstupid way
  • Better solution that <small> html tags
  • User asterisk for Golden cap
  • Set maps to link as external links to the logs pLEASE do this it simplifies everything so much. At the cost of less linkage to map pages. Could supplement this with MapCards instead of table in Ruleset sexion

Brackets[edit]

  • Sort out proper in code formatting like spaces and border conflicts and stuff. Comments too
  • Remove |height=7| thingies and use css instead???

Cleanup wave 1[edit]

  • tier namings, links, pages
  • proper links + icons
    • vods, twitch stream (so broadcaster isn't a twitch link) (?)
  • x20px
  • make icon bigger to centre properly
  • Categories, semantics
  • Template:whitelist.tf websafe fonts
  • Change 6sTeamCard back to Generic Logo.png
  • Cleanup Template:6sTeamCard
  • tier namings (specifically continental championship): Could auto do "North American Championship" etc. Country inclusion in "Location:"

Integration wave[edit]

  • automated team/ templates
  • better things to link to in infobox than categories
  • arrow icons
  • when team icons have no padidng: results section will break

comp.tf Player Pages Standard, update 1.0[edit]

Cleanup wave 2:

  • i58 --> Insomnia58
  • Achievements --> Global Achievements (?)
  • Remove [see all]
  • Simplify Career Winnings, 'Winnings', US$ ?
  • Convert birth dates to Template:Birth date and Template:Birth date and age
  • other_main1 --> other_main
  • #ifexist
    • Team
  • Vertical align on rows on helper templates
  • format --> game mode
  • _ --> nothing
  • simplify parameter names
  • simplify common.css
  • line height 1.6em
  • x18px --> x20px
  • |size= for Template:LeagueIconSmall
  • helper templates: team history can just be rows; need proper padding for achievements
  • formatting for birth date
  • remove tabs on results pages, replace with one liners
  • Continental navbox instead of national
    • template:continent
      • add to both infoboxes
    • saudi arabia = europe etc

Information wave:

  • Infobox captions
  • Intros
    • Opening statement
    • playstyle
    • notable achievements
    • legacy
    • historic moments/records
  • Biography
  • Career
  • External media + gallery
  • Trivia
  • References
  • Focusing on linking to as many other pages as possible

Integration wave:

  • can automate team navbox
  • automated player tournament history
    • tiers: world (world championships), continental/seasonal, ...
    • centralised width 100%, sacrifice colspan for automation, show all Invite/Global LANS and option to show/go to other page for literally all of them
  • review Team Historys once seasonal pages are accurate
  • player statistics
  • finalise categories, and the subsequent category pages, and maintainence categories
    • maintain categories:active players with no team
  • re-review to optimise how little manual work is required to keep a page up to date
  • galleries
  • medal icons
  • infobox link imgs
  • automate career winnigs, link to page with all players and their career winnings
  • team captain
  • focus on automation and just how little needs to be left to manual updating
  • can automate infobox achievements and team historys
  • portals, categories and stuff
    • North America, list of North American world championship teams, most domestic victories etc (only if done with semantics)

Other:

  • centralised semantics page that gives which exact pages need manual information updates
  • centralised maintainence category page which gives exact pages that need fixing
  • world champion page
  • cumulative winnings graph
  • statistics can be automated with log data from tournament pages
  • review Common.css

Website wave:

  • infobox styling, along with site refresh

External media[edit]

Other[edit]

Pages for game updates and how they changed the competitive scene Something better than using Categories as portals

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