Video Tennis: Difference between revisions

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* P1 follows through by remixing the new video to make "Round 3", adding sources of their own if they so choose. The game continues in a back and forth fashion like this until the round limit is met.

*It is always absolutely essential that the previous round always be used in some way to make each subsequent round, otherwise it is not considered true tennis.

For additional conditions to a match, they are usually outlined in these such ways:

*specific sources that are to be used for a match, like "video games only"(Furnessly vs. MycroProcessor(2008-2009)), "Final Fantasy only"(Moogle vs. Mazz0Murder(2009)) or having each round correspond to a sequential letter of the alphabet with added sources and time limit (CorruptionSound's "ABC" Tennis Multi-Way (2011-2014))

*the amount of sources that can be added (in the early years, it was commonly suggested that added sources be capped at a maximum of three per round; in Kurkop vs. Metzgorrre(2010), the condition was that No sources were to be added)

*specific software to be used, such as WMM (dew vs. Gamebop(2012-2014), CorruptionSound vs. Massivezephyr14 vs. Gamebop vs. BSP66c vs. Metroid998(2010-2012))

*editing restrictions, such as "no visual distortion/ear rape"(NS2 vs. ChrisGendo(2009))

*match type, such as Wildcard (RabbitSnore vs. Crash2991(2007)), Multiplied Time(quax94 vs. MycroProcessor(2009)) or Panic Tennis (dew vs. Gamebop vs. LeSuperKoffee(2012))

Often, 6 rounds in total is the conventional amount of rounds made that make a normal match considered "complete". However, in certain circumstances, especially if the players enjoy working off of each other, the number of rounds can often get extended to 8 or more. TheChutley and vvaluigi began a match together with the intent of playing 100 rounds in total beginning in 2008, and have gotten as far as Round 75 in the present day, with a five year window of inactivity between 2011 and 2016.

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 * P1 follows through by remixing the new video to make "Round 3", adding sources of their own if they so choose. The game continues in a back and forth fashion like this until the round limit is met.
 *It is always absolutely essential that the previous round always be used in some way to make each subsequent round, otherwise it is not considered true tennis.
+For additional conditions to a match, they are usually outlined in these such ways:
+*specific sources that are to be used for a match, like "video games only"(Furnessly vs. MycroProcessor(2008-2009)), "Final Fantasy only"(Moogle vs. Mazz0Murder(2009)) or having each round correspond to a sequential letter of the alphabet with added sources and time limit (CorruptionSound's "ABC" Tennis Multi-Way (2011-2014))
+*the amount of sources that can be added (in the early years, it was commonly suggested that added sources be capped at a maximum of three per round; in Kurkop vs. Metzgorrre(2010), the condition was that No sources were to be added)
+*specific software to be used, such as WMM (dew vs. Gamebop(2012-2014), CorruptionSound vs. Massivezephyr14 vs. Gamebop vs. BSP66c vs. Metroid998(2010-2012))
+*editing restrictions, such as "no visual distortion/ear rape"(NS2 vs. ChrisGendo(2009))
+*match type, such as Wildcard (RabbitSnore vs. Crash2991(2007)), Multiplied Time(quax94 vs. MycroProcessor(2009)) or Panic Tennis (dew vs. Gamebop vs. LeSuperKoffee(2012))
 Often, 6 rounds in total is the conventional amount of rounds made that make a normal match considered "complete". However, in certain circumstances, especially if the players enjoy working off of each other, the number of rounds can often get extended to 8 or more. TheChutley and vvaluigi began a match together with the intent of playing 100 rounds in total beginning in 2008, and have gotten as far as Round 75 in the present day, with a five year window of inactivity between 2011 and 2016.