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Topic	~Ultimaterializer's Post-Contest Analysis!! Part 2~
Ulti_PCA 12/20/18 9:24:55 PM #122:	Division 8 Round 1: (1)Sephiroth vs (16)Albert Wesker (1)Sephiroth - 20400 [70.28%] (16)Albert Wesker - 8625 [29.72%] Total Votes - 29025 Prediction Percentage - 90.67% This match seems oddly familiar, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Hmm. Oh yeah! https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/2009-ruin-division-round-2-kefka-vs-wesker It was almost the same exact percentages and the same exact trends, too. It was freaking eerie, and it kind of showed how off Sephiroth would be for this entire contest. Division 8 in general was the oddball division, and I feel like Allen did this intentionally to make sure Sephiroth would end up in the Noble Nine's group post-contest instead of just totally snubbing him. With the way this bracket was set up, either legends were waiting for every division winner in a double elimination bracket. This meant one had to be left out, which ended up being Sephiroth. Message From Ultima_X on 10/05/2018 For archiving/post contest purposes only (you're free to just ban me if I share this one publicly before the contest ends, seriously, got no plans on spilling this before its due date): why was Sephiroth not counted as a legend despite winning a contest in the past? Did he just get the least amount of nominations? Did the other 8 get ordered by nomination number or was it kind of planned out intentionally? If this gets answered, am I free to share the info when the contest ends and I do my writeups or no? Message From GameFAQs on 10/05/2018 We only needed eight for the double elimination bracket and Sephiroth was the most obvious cut since Final Fantasy VII already has a more popular rep in Cloud. You can share this with anyone since it's not a big secret and I'm sure plenty of people figured it out on their own. So there you go. But Allen was smart about this and made Sephiroth's division hilariously weak to make sure he won it. Only two threats were possible, a rallied Draven or Seph being so weak now that Ryu would beat him with a Smash boost. Seph would end up really weak this contest compared to what he was, but he's not that weak. Not yet, anyway. I would love to see a Seph vs Kefka match just to see where Wesker actually stands. Wesker got such a raw deal in this contest. I'm sure Seph is stronger than Kefka, but both of them having identical matches with the guy is just weird. --- https://board8.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page CONGRATS ADVOKAISER!!! <cite>Ulti_PCA posted [p:914473399] in ~*Ultimate... [t:77314477]...</cite> <quote>Division 8 Round 1: (1)Sephiroth vs (16)Albert Wesker (1)Sephiroth - 20400 [70.28%] (16)Albert Wesker - 8625 [29.72%] Total Votes - 29025 Prediction Percentage - 90.67% This match seems oddly familiar, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Hmm. Oh yeah! https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/poll/2009-ruin-division-round-2-kefka-vs-wesker It was almost the same exact percentages and the same exact trends, too. It was freaking eerie, and it kind of showed how off Sephiroth would be for this entire contest. Division 8 in general was the oddball division, and I feel like Allen did this intentionally to make sure Sephiroth would end up in the Noble Nine's group post-contest instead of just totally snubbing him. With the way this bracket was set up, either legends were waiting for every division winner in a double elimination bracket. This meant one had to be left out, which ended up being Sephiroth. Message From Ultima_X on 10/05/2018 For archiving/post contest purposes only (you're free to just ban me if I share this one publicly before the contest ends, seriously, got no plans on spilling this before its due date): why was Sephiroth not counted as a legend despite winning a contest in the past? Did he just get the least amount of nominations? Did the other 8 get ordered by nomination number or was it kind of planned out intentionally? If this gets answered, am I free to share the info when the contest ends and I do my writeups or no? Message From GameFAQs on 10/05/2018 We only needed eight for the double elimination bracket and Sephiroth was the most obvious cut since Final Fantasy VII already has a more popular rep in Cloud. You can share this with anyone since it's not a big secret and I'm sure plenty of people figured it out on their own. So there you go. But Allen was smart about this and made Sephiroth's division hilariously weak to make sure he won it. Only two threats were possible, a rallied Draven or Seph being so weak now that Ryu would beat him with a Smash boost. Seph would end up really weak this contest compared to what he was, but he's not that weak. Not yet, anyway. I would love to see a Seph vs Kefka match just to see where Wesker actually stands. Wesker got such a raw deal in this contest. I'm sure Seph is stronger than Kefka, but both of them having identical matches with the guy is just weird. --- https://board8.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page CONGRATS ADVOKAISER!!!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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