SNES Test Game Requests

[driver3k1]

Hi, I registered to join the SNES league tonight. Would I be able to get added to the AIM group?

My screen name is driver3k1

[annatar]

driver I got you added to the blast group. We can do a test game this week.

Anyone else new feel free to contact me or anyone else in the SNES chat. There are a few people that still need to be confirmed.

[annatar]

Confirmed driver. Test games running great.

Didn't see any backhand puck flip goals though bud.

[SK34]

Hello All,

I would like to get a test game going to be confirmed as a new coach in the snes league

My screen name is SK34

[annatar]

Hey SK34 is that your AIM name as well? Someone will get you added to the AIM group. I can't play anymore tonight but we can get you confirmed this week.

[SK34]

Yes that is my AIM name

Thanks,

[SK34]

Hi,

I am ready to play tonight if possible.

[annatar]

I tried adding you to the group chat. It said a request was sent.

[wbgs_radio]

Had some good games looking forward to playing more exis games.

[jmomonyc]

hey all! and thanks @chaos for helping me sign up

im down for a SNES game. Unfortunate thing is I cant host because it lags so damn much, but I can join games no problem.

Im on retro and use this same name @jmomonyc

[El Clouter]

Hi!

 

I just registered for a SNES league. I need to perform a test game. I'm in eastern time zone, and after 18:00 would be a good fit during week, or if it's today, I'm available right now!

 

Thank you!

[NHLlover99]

So how does leagues work?

[kingraph]

3 hours ago, NHLlover99 said:

So how does leagues work?

Not sure what you are asking specifically, but generally leagues are all posted on nhl94online.com

All, or at least most of the communication is done in the NHL'94 Discord these days - https://discord.gg/H7vrytU 

If you're not familiar, this is basically a giant chat room.  You can log in through a browser if you don't want to or can't install the Discord App.  

In general, leagues usually have a regular season that lasts somewhere between 4-6 weeks.  You find time to play your games by posting in Discord when you're available, or contacting your opponents via a direct message to arrange a date/time to play.  It is pretty casual in that regard, most people are respectful of time commitments.  I think the basic ask is if you're in a league to remain in communication to let everyone know what's happening.  If you have a vacation/family/work/etc commitments, just let everyone know, but strive to complete your games.  

Then playoffs happen in a similar manner, though we try to get those done timely.  

What's pretty cool over the last few years is that a lot of people stream their games on Twitch, or have a 3rd person stream the game and commentate.  It adds a lot of fun to the community.

Hopefully that answers your question.