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Topic	~Ultimaterializer's Post-Contest Analysis! - Part 2~
PostContestUlti 05/26/20 9:54:33 PM #254:	Division 8 Final: (1)The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim vs (3)Pokmon HeartGold / SoulSilver Version (1)Skyrim - 15311 [59.82%] (3)Pokemon HGSS - 10284 [40.18%] Total Votes - 25595 Prediction Percentage - 53.66% This writeup will seem like a short letdown after the last one, but the last match's writeup took me three days to do. Give me a break :p There were a few matches in this contest, namely this one, Witcher 3 vs Mario Galaxy 2, and Skyrim vs Mario Kart 8, where a western titan went up against a Nintendo game of decent strength, but not ''titanic'' strength. These matches played out in exactly the same way -- a small struggle early where it looked like Nintendo might make it interesting, followed by the western titan flexing some muscle and winning the match in 60-40 fashion. A ''lot'' of hype was given to Pokemon in the leadup to this match, because Skyrim looked prime to be picked off in an upset, and Pokemon is a master at winning matches like that. Things were interesting when the poll started, but unfortunately for Pokemon, that's all she wrote. Even with Skyrim looking slightly weaker this contest than in 2015, it was still more than strong enough to get rid of Pokemon. I have no problem with the first three Pokemon generations, but given how the fans of this game acted against Nier Automata I was happy to be rid of them one round after we got rid of the Nier ass brigade. This would close out divisional play, and from here it was 7 main contest matches plus a single bonus poll. I'd love to build suspense up here as if we were wondering things live, but there was no way Breath of the Wild wasn't winning this thing. Still, journey not destination and such. This match also booted out the last of the three remake games, which was frankly nice to see. Resident Evil 2 getting in I can accept, but not Persona 4 Golden or Pokemon HGSS. Regardless of how strong the games were and how well they performed, it was unfair for them to get in. It was nice to see them not winning divisions over more deserving games. On to the final rounds! --- https://board8.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page <cite>PostContestUlti posted [p:939757647] in ~*Ultimate... [t:78702874]...</cite> <quote>Division 8 Final: (1)The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim vs (3)Pokmon HeartGold / SoulSilver Version (1)Skyrim - 15311 [59.82%] (3)Pokemon HGSS - 10284 [40.18%] Total Votes - 25595 Prediction Percentage - 53.66% This writeup will seem like a short letdown after the last one, but the last match's writeup took me three days to do. Give me a break :p There were a few matches in this contest, namely this one, Witcher 3 vs Mario Galaxy 2, and Skyrim vs Mario Kart 8, where a western titan went up against a Nintendo game of decent strength, but not ''titanic'' strength. These matches played out in exactly the same way -- a small struggle early where it looked like Nintendo might make it interesting, followed by the western titan flexing some muscle and winning the match in 60-40 fashion. A ''lot'' of hype was given to Pokemon in the leadup to this match, because Skyrim looked prime to be picked off in an upset, and Pokemon is a master at winning matches like that. Things were interesting when the poll started, but unfortunately for Pokemon, that's all she wrote. Even with Skyrim looking slightly weaker this contest than in 2015, it was still more than strong enough to get rid of Pokemon. I have no problem with the first three Pokemon generations, but given how the fans of this game acted against Nier Automata I was happy to be rid of them one round after we got rid of the Nier ass brigade. This would close out divisional play, and from here it was 7 main contest matches plus a single bonus poll. I'd love to build suspense up here as if we were wondering things live, but there was no way Breath of the Wild wasn't winning this thing. Still, journey not destination and such. This match also booted out the last of the three remake games, which was frankly nice to see. Resident Evil 2 getting in I can accept, but not Persona 4 Golden or Pokemon HGSS. Regardless of how strong the games were and how well they performed, it was unfair for them to get in. It was nice to see them not winning divisions over more deserving games. On to the final rounds! --- https://board8.fandom.com/wiki/Main_Page</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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