myrrhman
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Hey everybody, Myrrhman here!
I am the organizer for the relay race. Although some people are skeptical of this event, I promise you it will be quite easy to pull off. Here is how it will work. Pre-event, everyone participating (that means people doing the challenge, and people assisting me in running the event) will need to download a program called TeamViewer. Here is a link: https://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx. Next, everyone who is participating will need to get in a team of three, and in an order. So summon your friends up, because you'll need them. Next, each team will need to have a copy of Either Red or Blue, one of Gold or Silver, and one of Ruby or Sapphire. Note: every member of the team will need the same game. It won't work if two people have Ruby, but the last one has Sappire!!! Everyone in your team needs to exchange e-mails. Not too much to ask.
Day one: Now then, at a designated time (listed below), "player one" of the team will share username and password with one of the organizers of this event on TeamViewer. Their screen will be published for the organizer to see. When the time comes, player one will begin Pokemon Red (or Blue). He will play until he gets the third badge. At this point, player one will save the game, find the save file, and send it in an e-mail to player two. When the time comes, player two will begin. He will play until 6 badges are obtained. Like player one, he will send the save file to player three. Player three will finish the game when the appropriate time comes. At this time, their game time will be listed next to their name. Congratulations, you are done with day one!
Day two: Day two will be the exact same as Day one, only Gold and Silver will replace Red and Blue. Note: this day is over once the elite four is beaten.
Day three: Day three is short, because on this day, the Kanto portion of Gold and Silver will be played. Instead of the Elite Four, the day is done when Red is beaten.
Day four: The final day has the challengers playing Ruby and Sapphire. Once everyone has finished, the times for every day will be combined and a final time will be posted. Whoever has the lowest time wins the race!
Final note: There is nothing in here saying you can't use the speed button on your emulator. However, game time will be used, and not actual time, and since the game time speeds up when you use the speed button, it is highly discouraged.
Here is what the final package will look like:
_______________________________________________________________________
Introduction: Stuff from the first paragraph.
How to play: Basically everything that I just got done saying.
Teams:
Team one, watched by Myrrhman: 1. ___________ 2. ___________ 3. ____________: Final Time:
Team two, watched by Sydian: 1. ___________ 2. ___________ 3. ____________: Final Time:
Team three, watched by Fire Wolf: 1. ___________ 2. ___________ 3. ____________: Final Time:
I'd need just as many organizers as teams, and I don't expect that many teams to be doing it. So yeah, there you go.
I am the organizer for the relay race. Although some people are skeptical of this event, I promise you it will be quite easy to pull off. Here is how it will work. Pre-event, everyone participating (that means people doing the challenge, and people assisting me in running the event) will need to download a program called TeamViewer. Here is a link: https://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx. Next, everyone who is participating will need to get in a team of three, and in an order. So summon your friends up, because you'll need them. Next, each team will need to have a copy of Either Red or Blue, one of Gold or Silver, and one of Ruby or Sapphire. Note: every member of the team will need the same game. It won't work if two people have Ruby, but the last one has Sappire!!! Everyone in your team needs to exchange e-mails. Not too much to ask.
Day one: Now then, at a designated time (listed below), "player one" of the team will share username and password with one of the organizers of this event on TeamViewer. Their screen will be published for the organizer to see. When the time comes, player one will begin Pokemon Red (or Blue). He will play until he gets the third badge. At this point, player one will save the game, find the save file, and send it in an e-mail to player two. When the time comes, player two will begin. He will play until 6 badges are obtained. Like player one, he will send the save file to player three. Player three will finish the game when the appropriate time comes. At this time, their game time will be listed next to their name. Congratulations, you are done with day one!
Day two: Day two will be the exact same as Day one, only Gold and Silver will replace Red and Blue. Note: this day is over once the elite four is beaten.
Day three: Day three is short, because on this day, the Kanto portion of Gold and Silver will be played. Instead of the Elite Four, the day is done when Red is beaten.
Day four: The final day has the challengers playing Ruby and Sapphire. Once everyone has finished, the times for every day will be combined and a final time will be posted. Whoever has the lowest time wins the race!
Final note: There is nothing in here saying you can't use the speed button on your emulator. However, game time will be used, and not actual time, and since the game time speeds up when you use the speed button, it is highly discouraged.
Here is what the final package will look like:
_______________________________________________________________________
Introduction: Stuff from the first paragraph.
How to play: Basically everything that I just got done saying.
Teams:
Team one, watched by Myrrhman: 1. ___________ 2. ___________ 3. ____________: Final Time:
Team two, watched by Sydian: 1. ___________ 2. ___________ 3. ____________: Final Time:
Team three, watched by Fire Wolf: 1. ___________ 2. ___________ 3. ____________: Final Time:
I'd need just as many organizers as teams, and I don't expect that many teams to be doing it. So yeah, there you go.
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