PJT ’14 – Tournament Format Update & Participant Confirmation

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Much, much later than we wished to, we’re bringing our readers the penultimate update on the 2014 PokéJungle Tournament before the first battles commence. We’ve decided to make some changes to the format of the tournament to help with how it’ll run when we begin later this month.

PJT ’14 Format Changes

At the end of May we announced that our tournament would run over five rounds, with players earning points in each round and the top 8 players after all rounds proceeding to three elimination rounds, this has now changed.

The changes we’ve made have been done so to remove the pressure of having to be available for the entire period of the tournament. Players will now be placed into groups, in these groups every player will battle one another once. When all battles have been completed (and tie-breakers completed if necessary) the top player from each group will move forward into the elimination rounds.

Players will need to confirm participation below so we can finalise groups and group balancing before the start date of the tournament. Group stage battles will take place over the same dates as the Rounds were previously planned to take place, with a maximum of three groups battling at any time. All match-ups posted before now are to be ignored.

As it stands any drop outs will no longer be filled by stand-ins, until we announce otherwise.

We have also decided to push the tournament start date back. This is to allow participants time to confirm their entry (see below) and for us to finalise players in each group.

Lavender, Camphrier & Driftveil Group Battles – July 23 — July 27
 Canalave, Sunyshore & Cinnabar  Group Battles – July 28 — August 1
Ecruteak, Fallarbor & Lumiose Group Battles – August 2 — August 6
Goldenrod, Undella. & Rustboro Group Battles – August 7 — August 11

Final Elimination Rounds – August 13 onwards.

Participant Entry Confirmation

It has been a while since we first opened sign-ups to the tournament, and it’s likely some of those who signed-up are now unable to take part, or simply do not wish to. As such we’ve decided that participants must now confirm their entry using the form below by July 17. Those who do not do so will be removed from the tournament and unable to participate. If you have changed your username since this list was created please inform us and we will change it accordingly.

The following participants are required to fill out the form:

weavileforthewin   •   EarthenWarrior   •   Javi Wonka ツ   •   Miniryu-NInja   •   RocketClauncher

simkenno   •   Roksyth   •   ShinyLickitung   •   Pokeminion   •   UmbreonLifts   •   Edgaroth   •   Rheneas

primalwulf   •   Jordinite   •   Riki_Arias0211   •   premiertrainer   •    Jiro Uchiha   •   rawbread   •   FrostByte

defensivebastiodon   •   Dude-e   •    MenacingCascoon   •   regidudeam   •   Gangplank Olaf   •   MissMilotic

Lasgorndalf   •   Maple   •   AliceXVI   •   gamergreg   •   Justin   •   ABSOLute Metalhead   •   HeavyMetalFairy

willy410   •   Themightywyvern   •   Gentleman of Hoenn   •   Spetsnaz   •   Vrdnt25   •   DarkVoidShedinja

LoarkHD   •   Marko XY   •   RIOspeedwagon   •   Chaos   •   Chandelure16   •   Yveltal’s Minion

blossombranch   •   Chicolombia   •   ShinyTrapinch   •   SlipperySceptile   •   Dicie   •   TCMets

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Full Group listings and participant assignments will be made available in our final pre-tournament update by July 18 at the latest. The sooner participants fill out the above form the sooner we can announce final groups and match-ups!

As always we invite our readers to ask any questions they may have about the tournament or raise any problems or issues they may have. Don’t forget to Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter where you can contact us and get the latest Pokémon news and updates!

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3,810 thoughts on “PJT ’14 – Tournament Format Update & Participant Confirmation”

  1. I’m trying to decide something
    I feel like breeding a LC MonoGround team
    but should i teach Drilbur Drill Run or just settle for Earthquake

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      • Yeah,
        Honestly i only keep Drill Run Excadrill because Drill Run is basically Excadrill signature attack and it just feels so good to see Ex use it (and call it out)
        Ya Dig?

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          • Honestly i’m kind a sick of using Earthquake all the time
            Don’t get me wrong i love that technique so much and would give it out as a TM at my Gym
            but i wish there were better Ground Attacks with a little more flair
            Also i wish they made Land’s wrath 150 Damage

  2. Phoebe was so Annoying like Pressure Protect Stall all my moves PP, Then Both Dusclops had different move sets so you couldn’t use the same strategy from the first dusclops

    Reply
  3. Sorry I am posting so much, but it is So quiet
    But did you know
    Electric Fire Water have had a specialist in each main story pokemon game

    Reply
  4. No matter how many times i watch the Puppetmaster i still get chills from Bloodbending
    But i makes me think could Earthbending do the same by focusing on the minerals within the bones?

    Reply
  5. Could you imagine a Mega Excadrill?
    Ground/Steel
    Sand Force
    Attack and Speed boosted
    its body will be bigger, larger claws with more spikes, its eyes will have blade shaped markings, and its paws will have claws too, and when it forms Drill form it can bore through anything

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  6. Mega Milotic becaomes Extremely hideous in its true form Of mega evolving
    It becomes the Catfish Pokemon (Get it?)
    Water/ Poison
    Ability HIDEOUS: when a pokemon Sees this it gets confused and poisoned, Physical attacks fail, 90% at the end of every turn for the trainer to get sick and forfeit

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  7. The best nature to suit Ludicolo would be Jolly, cos Ludicolo has such a jolly personalliity. Time to run banded Ludicolo.

    Be afraid, be very afraid

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  8. ;~; My phone’s ackin up butttttt
    Although Pokemon is/was meant for kids, nerfing every NPC is unnecesary. I LOVE a challenge, and because people are too lazy to train or strategize, GF nerfed everyone in Gens 5 – 6 (mostly 6).
    Like seriously, I enjoy a tough battle. And I managed to beat the Ghost gym leader’s level 25 Gengar (In Ecruteak) with a level 5 Togepi for goodness sake(in SS)!!! While people are crying about a game being too hard while not trying to do anything about it.
    K done.

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