Oh Malley said:
Actually, it ties up more if they’re run concurrently. We have limited copies of Halo 3, Xbox 360s, and TVs.
Read what I said, it wouldn’t tie up any more resources if the same people were going to play Halo 3 anyway. You’d still have the same number of people playing concurrently, it would just be split between 2 brackets. Depending on how you plan it, something like this would be very do-able.
Oh Malley said:
We don’t have the luxury of each person having their own gaming machine.
Is this even necessary? You’ve posted this several times at it’s annoying as hell. While it is true that some Halo3 players won’t have an XBOX360, I think it’s a fair assumption that a majority have their own XBOX360s and, if asked, could bring it. Also keep in mind that console gaming is cheap compared to PC gaming. For the same price as my computer I could have bought six XBOX360s. It not like it’s a tremendous burden to buy one so please stop making it out as though it is.