Editing Tournament:Don't Ever Hit Down
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The starter stage was selected at random between the following stages: [[Final Destination]], [[Yoshi's Story]], [[Dream Land]], [[Pokémon Stadium]], [[Fountain of Dreams]]. | The starter stage was selected at random between the following stages: [[Final Destination]], [[Yoshi's Story]], [[Dream Land]], [[Pokémon Stadium]], [[Fountain of Dreams]]. | ||
[[Dave's Stupid Rule]] was in application during the counterpick process. While all stages were technically legal as counterpicks, the opponent could refuse a counterpick and force the player to pick another stage if their counterpick was one of the following: [[Hyrule | [[Dave's Stupid Rule]] was in application during the counterpick process. While all stages were technically legal as counterpicks, the opponent could refuse a counterpick and force the player to pick another stage if their counterpick was one of the following: [[Hyrule Castle]], [[Fourside]], [[Great Bay]], [[Yoshi's Island]], [[Flat Zone]], [[Icicle Mountain]], [[Big Blue]], [[Brinstar Depths]]. | ||
In addition, each player could ban one stage from the entire stage list before starting the set. That stage would remain banned for the remainder of the set. | In addition, each player could ban one stage from the entire stage list before starting the set. That stage would remain banned for the remainder of the set. | ||
