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So the first 3 who defeat tier 3 win?

thanks your so helpful heart i thought it would take days to get an answer xD

If the game was being run with a regular set of users that would certainly be the case but since this is largely an annual thing there is almost guaranteed to be a large number of users playing who have never encountered it before.

That said, if you want to incorporate criticals into your roleplay you certainly can after what is one person's "overkill" is another's sensible reaction; besides, if you do it creatively you can justify a bare hit with a single point of damage as something truly epic when you take into account that you're going up against an army. Sure you may have only done a tiny bit of damage to the army as a whole but what's to say that your one point of damage wasn't something that brutally massacred that one Zero bot that was in front of you? Or perhaps it was an artful deflection that turned a near disaster into a graceful recovery? Perhaps your strike utterly devastates the entire army as you unleash nuclear inferno upon the wicked things but lo and behold, Zero's vile cruelty knows no bounds and he has imbued them with a shard of his infinite evil allowing them to shamble on as shattered husk to menace you anew!

Remember that while the numbers matter, what you RP is almost entirely based on you and as long as you can justify it to yourself then it's fair game. Certainly take inspiration from what the numbers tell you but if you think about how you want to portray things, you can manipulate them to say nearly anything you want provided you give it the right context and creativity. What's important is to have fun with it and if the numbers won't let you do that, well, throw them out and make something up to explain why you still have to keep fighting even though you destroyed the universe to plug a leaky faucet, or why despite screwing up horribly, you still won in the end.

Keep in mind the numbers still matter for the game and I am in no way saying that you can just declare yourself victor even if you rolled two ones; all I'm saying is that with the right... flare, what the numbers say doesn't have to confine how you RP.

I know it sucks but part of this game runs on the expectation that people show up regularly to do it so no, you have to wait for it to come out.

As for the latter, tell them to make their own thread and if they keep it up you can bug Kenny to deal with them.

Just use your own timezone; the PST indicator is largely there to make things easier on Kenny when he releases things or sets deadlines to end things but by large it won't have any real impact on you. What this also means is that Kenny, and whoever gets tricked into helping him, isn't going to be counting exact seconds to verify the 2 rolls per day rule but rather just checking to make sure you don't have more then two rolls listed per day and the time between rolls seems reasonable. So in order to avoid disqualifying yourself you're better off avoiding saving up your rolls and timing them so you post out four at a time and instead roll twice, go away, come back sometime the next day, and repeat.

With regards to your example, I went over your thread, and I suggest you wait before rolling again.

So, if we don't kill 3 Zero Bots by 12/12 we don't win?

This is somewhat similar to the question above, but I'm still not sure sweatdrop

If our name isn't listed in the victories as defeating Tier 1 because it hasn't been looked at yet can we still start on Tier 2? Or do we have to wait for our name to go up on the list? ^^