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Message started by Shock on 01/02/15 at 11:54:01

Title: POY 2014
Post by Shock on 01/02/15 at 11:54:01

It's that time again - who do you think best exemplified what it means to be a competitive MKSC karter in 2014? Here are the candidates, in alphabetical order:

Stefan Glosby - He exemplified consistency like none other this year. I pretty much knew there would be a new post in MKSC each morning, with only a few exceptions, because he would update us at 4 AM - 5 AM EST daily in the PRs thread.

Andy Lundeen - Bottom of the barrel in terms of number of news updates written in 2014, very erratic times updater, hoarder, dream-crusher, erratic video poster, and part crocodile, Andy was a KC co-host, is site co-admin and site champion. The number of WRs he scored this year would be countless, if it weren't for the mkwrs site dutifully keeping track of them all.

Robert Szabo - The man with a legendary bathtub: no one knows how many SC PRs and WRs he set in that thing this year. Right now he is #1 in the SC category, moving up from at least #3 at the beginning of the year. He's also contributed to the site, notably offering to catch us all up on the awards page, for instance. He's also dumped tons of vids throughout the year and explored interesting categories, like GP coin collection.

Jonathan Toole-Charignon - Champion of news updates, primary mkwrs updater, KC co-host and site co-admin, Lafungo was a consistent karter all year round. He moved into the top 10 and is gaining some good experience with ZZMT. He also plays on emulator and broadcasts GP speedruns, spreading the good word to his audiences. He also doesn't know how to not-use the media tag on the forum.

Christian Wild - News updater and times updater, Chris basically just has to breathe on his GBA to get PRs/WRs. Chris has scored some of the strongest WRs in the game, and when he sits down with the game and plays, he cuts AF in an overpowered fashion, like a sword slicing through cheese. (Don't ask me why I thought of it like that. I guess I just like cheese and am hungry as I type this?) Chris passed Seb this year for the German champion title and has accumulated some 70 God standards to his profile.


There you have 'em - the poll will stay open until January 18th! All you have to be is a member of the forum to be qualified to vote.

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Zarkov on 01/02/15 at 15:03:04

Voting Glozboy as he lives 10 mins from me and we have never met. If he wins POY il personally go and congratulate him with a 6 pack and a pasty.

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Nivekyoshi on 01/03/15 at 03:12:16

Andy for sure. After all the WRs you made, it wouldn't make sense if you don't gain it  [smiley=nicewr.gif]. Even if Stefan Glosby deserves also an award for his consistency during all the year.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Mr.Nosey on 01/03/15 at 09:31:15


3C3E313130313C333E2D345F0 wrote:
Voting Glozboy as he lives 10 mins from me and we have never met. If he wins POY i'll personally go and shake his hand.

^ This. I made a small correction of my own.

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by TvK on 01/03/15 at 11:10:30

My vote goes to Andy. I wouldn't know what else I could say that the numbers next to his name already say. Under 1.2 AF and the most succesful year in terms of WR acitivty of all players across any of the MK games that weren't released this year. Hats off to that.

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Shock on 01/03/15 at 11:53:19

Thanks for the 2 votes.  :-*

Etch sent me a PM giving some stats btw, for those who are easily swayed by objective facts:


Quote:
Here's a breakdown of cuts since April last year, I couldn't find a snapshot from January.

current_rank, (previous_rank, delta), name, old score, new score (delta, delta)

AF SHORTCUT
2 (4,-2)               Robert Szabo                          7.763 ->      4.625 (67.849%/-40.423%)
37 (59,-22)            Fabien Da Silva                      62.362 ->     39.650 (57.281%/-36.420%)
55 (82,-27)            Stefan Glosby                        89.912 ->     60.300 (49.108%/-32.934%)
35 (49,-14)            Manuel Babjar                        52.337 ->     38.362 (36.429%/-26.702%)
96 (115,-19)           Leone Castar                        128.700 ->    108.275 (18.864%/-15.870%)
12 (15,-3)             Jonathan Toole-Charignon             19.150 ->     16.775 (14.158%/-12.402%)
123 (138,-15)          Sam Smith                           153.988 ->    136.900 (12.482%/-11.097%)
71 (77,-6)             Daniel Sampson                       85.438 ->     76.250 (12.050%/-10.754%)
29 (33,-4)             Lachlan Young                        36.712 ->     33.450 (9.752%/-8.885%)
115 (127,-12)          Ben van Keulen                      138.812 ->    127.562 (8.819%/-8.104%)
91 (95,-4)             Brian Smith                         107.613 ->     99.950 (7.667%/-7.121%)
8 (10,-2)              Christian Wild                       15.075 ->     14.213 (6.065%/-5.718%)
77 (78,-1)             Stephen De Winter                    86.450 ->     82.112 (5.283%/-5.018%)

AF NON-SHORTCUT
30 (49,-19)            Fabien Da Silva                      52.987 ->     30.812 (71.969%/-41.850%)
46 (69,-23)            Stefan Glosby                        79.787 ->     51.188 (55.871%/-35.844%)
29 (40,-11)            Manuel Babjar                        43.175 ->     29.550 (46.108%/-31.558%)
8 (13,-5)              Jonathan Toole-Charignon             13.412 ->     10.125 (32.464%/-24.508%)
3 (4,-1)               Christian Wild                        5.213 ->      3.962 (31.575%/-23.998%)
88 (107,-19)           Leone Castar                        121.475 ->    100.725 (20.601%/-17.082%)
23 (28,-5)             Lachlan Young                        28.337 ->     24.837 (14.092%/-12.351%)
113 (127,-14)          Sam Smith                           144.200 ->    127.400 (13.187%/-11.650%)
81 (85,-4)             Brian Smith                          97.612 ->     91.450 (6.738%/-6.313%)
15 (15,0)              Daniel Pabst                         15.613 ->     14.800 (5.493%/-5.207%)

ARRn
4 (4,0)                Christian Wild                        2.225 ->      1.188 (87.290%/-46.607%)
31 (51,-20)            Fabien Da Silva                      19.087 ->     12.688 (50.433%/-33.525%)
9 (13,-4)              Jonathan Toole-Charignon              6.550 ->      4.725 (38.624%/-27.863%)
29 (41,-12)            Manuel Babjar                        16.238 ->     12.287 (32.156%/-24.332%)
49 (75,-26)            Stefan Glosby                        24.062 ->     18.413 (30.679%/-23.477%)
2 (2,0)                Andy Lundeen                          0.075 ->      0.062 (20.968%/-17.333%)
23 (27,-4)             Lachlan Young                        11.950 ->     10.700 (11.682%/-10.460%)
14 (15,-1)             Daniel Pabst                          7.388 ->      6.650 (11.098%/-9.989%)
11 (12,-1)             Frederick Hutchington                 6.475 ->      5.900 (9.746%/-8.880%)
98 (122,-24)           Leone Castar                         28.775 ->     26.413 (8.943%/-8.209%)
126 (146,-20)          Sam Smith                            31.288 ->     29.062 (7.659%/-7.115%)
10 (9,1)               Florian Chollet                       5.487 ->      5.100 (7.588%/-7.053%)
86 (104,-18)           David Moll                           27.012 ->     25.137 (7.459%/-6.941%)

WR DELTA SHORTCUT
39 (+5) Ethan
14 (+9) Robert
13 (-2) Andy
10 (-4) Su
6 (-2) Ryou
3 (+2) Christian
2 (0) Luca
1 (0) Pierre
1 (0) Seb
Rest are tied flaps so no changes.

WR DELTA NON-SHORTCUT
70 (+14) Andy
6 (+4) Christian
6 (+2) Ethan
3 (-3) Seb
2 (+1) Mick
1 (0) Matt

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by MK医師リオンカスタル on 01/03/15 at 21:23:28

Hats off to Chris, Etch, Jon, Daniel, Mike, and Stefan for their achievements this year.

However, Andy made a grand total of 179 WR improvements this year (according to his measurements, anyway, and keep in mind, he is president of Chester University). Sorry, but that eclipses everything else.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

go for 365 in 2015!!!  [smiley=nicewr.gif]

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Glozboy on 01/05/15 at 01:41:00

Thanks Zarkov and Nosey for the votes.

It's an honour to be nominated, capped off a great year :)

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Shock on 01/12/15 at 09:12:05

Friendly reminder that this poll closes in just under a week. So far it looks very close, so get your votes in!

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Mario86 on 01/12/15 at 11:16:46


69666C7162647D666C6D6D66080 wrote:
Chris passed Seb this year for the German champion title

As I don't really follow the MKSC activity as I should do, I wasn't aware of this.

I think this performance deserves a POY more than Andy who has enough now, even if he's actually the POG (Player of the Game). ;D

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by kyleb30 on 01/15/15 at 18:04:33

I would have voted for Lafungo, but he couldn't get a win on me at MK64, so I decided against it

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Shock on 01/18/15 at 09:23:51

Time is up! But there is a problem.... we have a tie. (I abstained from voting in the poll, by the way.)

Edit: Right now, I'm thinking there should be a run-off poll with just me and Chris in it. Thoughts/objections?

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Meaks on 01/18/15 at 14:04:31

Just dont fuck it up like the Karter Contest.  [smiley=lolk.gif]

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Etch on 01/18/15 at 15:40:40

Thanks for those two votes, you won't see me wrecking my time sheet with world records for a long time! [smiley=dankk2.gif]

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by VinnieC on 01/18/15 at 16:37:05

Your vote was on: 01/02/15 at 20:47:48
Your vote choice was: Robert Szabo

You're welcome.
You were setting WRs almost every week, and you became the shortcut champion

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by .Hahaae on 01/18/15 at 22:06:37

^Untl I actually play those remaining tracks at least, which may be until the end of time lmao.

I've decided not to vote on this one. I'm torn between Andy and Chris. Andy set a record number of WR's across all MK's, got well below 1.2 AF, etc. Chris however, passed Seb which is definitely no small feat. However I'm probably biased here because I'm convinced I could do it as well if I gave a shit.

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Mario86 on 01/22/15 at 06:57:09


707F75687B7D647F7574747F110 wrote:
Time is up! But there is a problem.... we have a tie. (I abstained from voting in the poll, by the way.)

Edit: Right now, I'm thinking there should be a run-off poll with just me and Chris in it. Thoughts/objections?

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Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by MKDSリオンカスタアル on 01/22/15 at 07:07:01


173B283335626C5A0 wrote:
[quote author=707F75687B7D647F7574747F110 link=1420228441/0#11 date=1421601831]Time is up! But there is a problem.... we have a tie. (I abstained from voting in the poll, by the way.)

Edit: Right now, I'm thinking there should be a run-off poll with just me and Chris in it. Thoughts/objections?

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Question is, are these thoughts... or objections?...  [smiley=ninja.gif]

Title: Re: POY 2014
Post by Chris on 01/22/15 at 12:19:09

Timur was never included. Timur actually would have won for maybe not being the best karter on the site, but not being the worst news writer  [smiley=beer.gif]

(actually Tom passed him in 2015, so he wasn't the worst in 2014 [smiley=engel017.gif])

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