[SmG Altair]

Like Twitch Rivals but more SmG. Here are my two concepts 

Concept 1: Like esports.
 Basically the concept behind this would we would work would we would have an event like lets say SmG Rivals Valorant, Rogue Company, and LoL. What we would do for games like these, we'd split eight teams in half for two different standings or conferences: Group A and Group B. Each of the eight teams would be captained by one person and we would have a draft to pick the other members of our team. The draft pool would be at max 32 people. We would play each of the other teams in our conference six times and then the top  team that win that get automatic bye weeks while the bottom two go against each other in a lets say best of 5 series. From there, the winner of the best of 5 series goes against the 2nd place in another best of 5 series. From there, we enter the playoffs where the winner of Group A and the winner of Group B(both already receiving byes) would go against the winner of the knockout stages in a best of 7 series, then we get the group A vs group B final and then a champion. 

Concept 2: Like may best man win.
For games like lets say Fall Guys, COD(like warzone, SnD works with concept 1), Fortnite, Minecraft, etc, we would more of like teams of two competing for a point system. If you win or get a kill those are x amount of points, placements, x amount of kills etc. The winner is the person with most amount of points at the end of the session wins.

I think this is a fun and cool idea to help engage more of the gaming side to SmG instead of doing like tournaments and things because by using concept 1, you get to draft your own perfect team and get to feel like your in control of you team. And concept two, you get to show your true skills in gaming to help your team win.

First idea seems legit good. But I think there are two limitations to it which if rectified would be a really really good idea. We need to fill the player deficit for each games. 32 SmG members actually participating in that is not something I think is possible.


Second idea is flawless, although I want minecraft to be held in both platforms. Bedrock and Java. This one sounds more of a practical idea than the first. Not that the first one is impractical but simply a concern for the number of people who will actually participate.