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==Competitive play==
==Competitive play==
Despite the name, Tournament Mode is never used in actual competitive play, for many reasons:
Despite the name, Tournament Mode is never used in actual competitive play, for many reasons:
*Tournament matches consist of a set of 3 or 5 games, while Tournament Mode only allows single-game sets.
*Tournament matches consist of a set of 3 or 5 games, while Tournament Mode only allows single game sets.
*Tournament Mode forces players to remain a single character for the entire tournament, while actual tournaments allow players to use any character they want for any game in tournament.
*Tournament Mode forces players to remain a single character for the entire tournament, while actual tournaments allow players to use any character they want for any game in tournament.
*Actual tournaments almost never use a single-elimination bracket, which is the only bracket type available in Tournament Mode.
*Actual tournaments almost never use a single elimination bracket, which is the only bracket type available in Tournament Mode.
*Tournament Mode does not allow players to have any control over player position in bracket. This forces players to play with a randomized bracket, instead of a properly seeded bracket, which is an essential for a tournament to produce accurate results.
*Tournament Mode does not allow players to have any control over player position in bracket. This forces players to play with a randomized bracket, instead of a properly seeded bracket, which is an essential for a tournament to produce accurate results.
*Tournament Mode has a maximum bracket size of 64 in ''Melee'' and 32 in ''Brawl'', when actual tournaments rarely enforce an entry cap and are capable of attendance exceeding these caps.
*Tournament Mode has a maximum bracket size of 64 in ''Melee'' and 32 in ''Brawl'', when actual tournaments rarely enforce an entry cap and are capable of attendance exceeding these caps.
*A tournament in Tournament Mode can only exist on one console, when actual tournaments require many setups to be run efficiently.
*A tournament in Tournament Mode can only exist on one setup, when actual tournaments require many setups to be run efficiently.
*Some propose that Tournament Mode be used to keep track of tournament results and standings without actually playing the tournament with it, but this is also pointless due to the above-mentioned conflicts of player count, bracket type, lack of seeding, and inability to play matches in any order.
*For the prospect of using Tournament Mode to keep track of a tournament, rather than actually playing a tournament with it, there exists tournament organizing programs such as [[tio]], which are much more efficient in aiding tournament organisation than Tournament Mode could ever be. Additionally, using Tournament Mode in such a way uses up setups that could be used to progress the tournament.
 
In short, Tournament Mode is too limited to be useful for serious tournaments.
In short, Tournament Mode is too limited to be useful for serious tournaments.