Hey everyone,
I want to apologize for not getting to this any sooner.
The day after the pro circuit, I started a new career, working 6 days a week, and then just haven't been finding much free time otherwise. As such, I never got around to writing a tournament report for PC Indy.
My question is, would people still be interested in reading it if I wrote one, or has it been a little too long since the tourney for any of it to be relevant?
Its not a short process, so I'd like to know that some people would be interested in reading it.

Thanks,
Anthony Calabrese

Yes, I would love to read it.

no you suck, i hate you, and i'd rather slit my wrists than read one of your articles.

There's been a lot of tournament reports already, of course, but none seems more relevant than your own. You'd better get started.

(I just noticed the similarity in poses between ihatepants' avatar and my own: We can both be in the Avatars Taking Dumps Club!)

Didn't you scrub out of the PC? I heart me some good scrub stories!

Joking aside I share similar sentiments to Stu. Just don't spilt it into 6 parts like Ian Vincent ;)

Echoing the "yes, write one" and "please keep it to one part" sentiments.

There are no "keep it to one part" sentiments to keep up.

That is unless it's one huge report. I'd just love some in depthness if at all possible. Little moments like Tommy Ashton's game 10 in Indy when he screws up and manages to get to turn 8 ftw despite everything saying he should die on 7.

I just don't want to wait a whole week to read start to finish is what I really meant.

I believe metagame pays by the section, so go ahead and make it 10 parts =)

Okay then, I'll change my post to "echoing the 'yes, write one' sentiment, and please keep it to one part". Thanks for the correction.

techno = asshat

Please don't make it 10 parts :( You already won $40k who needs a couple of more $$ from extra articles :)

Will there be pirates? If so, how many? I'm always interested in reading tournament reports. Especially events that involve pirates.

Yep - I'd still love to see a tourney report... However, the only thing I ask are match descriptions longer than:

"He missed 4, I smashed him. GG."

;)

I'm not saying don't write a long, detailed report - those, if well written are the most enjoyable articles. All I mean is it can be frustrating when reports are stretched across multiple days. It's somewhat awkward picking them up in the middle of the tournament and if they are interesting, the suspense can be annoying. That's all.

Looking forward to this however you choose to write it. :)

As long as you don't include our match, I'm all for it, lol... I think you owe me something at least for my "scoop." :)

Quoted for emphasis.
I'd like to reiterate what Ryan said.

I think what we'd like to see are lines such as he one from Micheal Jacob's PC Indy 2005 report where he misplays and doesn't row Birthing Chamber and how it basically costs him the match with him explaining what he would have drawn and how it would have affected the game.

Truely masterful. I wish he wrote more.