>What is the 4CC?
Put simply, a simulation of Pro Evolution Soccer being competed between teams which are embodiments of boards of the 4chan imageboard. The players represent facets of each board's culture. All of the matches are AI versus AI. However, humans "manage" each team, creating their tactics and giving input during games as they happen to make substitutions and tactical changes as they see fit.
https://implyingrigged.info/wiki/FAQ
>Aren't we banned from it?
For now, yes. However, if we can build a team, get enough board support behind it, and argue convincingly that /vip/ can be posted on freely (Which should be doable if you consider that we are being compared to /j/ in that regard), we have a small chance of making it. Also, in case the ban isn't lifted, we can still take part on unofficial invitationals. So even if we don't make it as an official cup team, we can give use to everything we have planned and made.
>/vip/ has no culture, it's impossible to make a team!
From an outsider's perspective, that's a true statement. Nevertheless, the posters have managed to build a >culture centered around the preservation of old threads, Pass memes and the influence of tourists from other boards. If we manage to come up with a full roster we are happy with, that will show that we have at least enough culture and interest to build a team. I have also tried to come up with some ideas for a logo, roster, goalhorns, chants, etc., but of course, what the team supporters decide will come first.
>Did we even try this before?
Yes, some idiot did and it should serve as an example of what NOT to do going forward: https://archived.moe/vip/thread/47266
>dicksword
Most Cup Teams use Discord Servers to stay in contact with their fanbase when their threads get ignored or archived, so we aren't an exception to the rule.
https://discord.gg/386Un4yJbe
Put simply, a simulation of Pro Evolution Soccer being competed between teams which are embodiments of boards of the 4chan imageboard. The players represent facets of each board's culture. All of the matches are AI versus AI. However, humans "manage" each team, creating their tactics and giving input during games as they happen to make substitutions and tactical changes as they see fit.
https://implyingrigged.info/wiki/FAQ
>Aren't we banned from it?
For now, yes. However, if we can build a team, get enough board support behind it, and argue convincingly that /vip/ can be posted on freely (Which should be doable if you consider that we are being compared to /j/ in that regard), we have a small chance of making it. Also, in case the ban isn't lifted, we can still take part on unofficial invitationals. So even if we don't make it as an official cup team, we can give use to everything we have planned and made.
>/vip/ has no culture, it's impossible to make a team!
From an outsider's perspective, that's a true statement. Nevertheless, the posters have managed to build a >culture centered around the preservation of old threads, Pass memes and the influence of tourists from other boards. If we manage to come up with a full roster we are happy with, that will show that we have at least enough culture and interest to build a team. I have also tried to come up with some ideas for a logo, roster, goalhorns, chants, etc., but of course, what the team supporters decide will come first.
>Did we even try this before?
Yes, some idiot did and it should serve as an example of what NOT to do going forward: https://archived.moe/vip/thread/47266
>dicksword
Most Cup Teams use Discord Servers to stay in contact with their fanbase when their threads get ignored or archived, so we aren't an exception to the rule.
https://discord.gg/386Un4yJbe
