MMOCircles.com is meant to be a special place for gamers. A site where they can come together on a true social platform and not only play games, but play them together. And that’s just the beginning, as they want to also incite friendly competition with the people that make their site home. To that end, they’re going to be soon initiating a tournament feature on the site. Here’s a breakdown of it:
“Players who sign up on the website can get together to form clans. Clans will be able to battle other clans to be the top clan.
Tournaments can be created by players who want to setup their own custom tournaments and invite clans to participate.
Spectators, or players who just want to sit back and enjoy watching the battle, can view any tournament they want. They can also watch live streams and replays of the tournament. Spectators can also buy and donate gems to the team they want to win. If their team loses, they get their gems back. If their team wins, they will win rewards. Though the rewards feature is still being developed.
Tournament participants (clan admins) can join a tournament if they wish to and battle other clans to see who is the best. They can train their clan and see how many gems players donated to them during the tournament. ”
The tournament feature for MMOCircles will arrive soon.
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