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Location: Lincoln, NE
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Your Squad Needs YOU!
Saturday, November 17 at 22:00 UTC
(i.e., 10PM GMT, 5PM ET, 4PM CT, 2PM PT)
Squad of the Month meet is THIS SATURDAY!
Attendance is a big part of scoring the winner. Don't let your squad go down without a fight!
The Meet will convene on Discord in a channel labeled "Squad of the Month" at the time set forth above.
New Rules for Competition: We are continuing the experiment with new rules for the competition portion of the meet. The winner of the competition will be determined principally by attendance during the first 15 minutes ("grace period") of the meet. The squad with the most members logging into the Discord channel during the grace period wins. However, if any squad shows up with its full membership during the grace period but still does not have enough numbers to win the competition, then the result will be a tie between all squads with their full membership attending and the squad with the largest number of members attending. If there is a tie, then the winner of the competition will be determined either by dice roll ("/emote roll dice" in game), or by any other method agreed upon between the tying parties (e.g., PvP match, trivia question, etc.). Any method other than dice roll for resolving a tie, must be approved by the convener of the meet (normally me) as being swift enough to be resolved simply without taking up the whole meet or leaving the winner undetermined beyond the end of the meet.
After the competition we will have activities for the remainder of the evening, including: challenge match PvP, build advice, teaming up to cruise the queues, and just hanging out together on TS. 
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: Engineering squads Alpha, Beta, and Charlie, MACO's Bravo, Section 31's Alpha, and Tactical's Gamma. This was the first time that tie resolution was done by random dice roll. Because we did not have a system in place (yet) that would allow individual captains to roll dice without being in the same instance, captains each chose a number and the convener rolled the dice. Gamma came closest to guessing the number rolled. 
