Okay, so, today I want to talk about what I did with this GOML schedule thing. It’s been a wild ride, let me tell you.
First off, I heard about this GOML event, you know, Get On My Level. It’s like, a big deal for Super Smash Bros. players, and it happens in Toronto. This year it was from May 17th to 19th. I got curious ’cause it sounded huge, so I started digging around. Found out it’s the tenth time they’re doing this thing, since 2014!
I dove into the details. This wasn’t just any tournament. I saw they had all sorts of categories, singles and all. It’s the kind of event where you see epic battles, as they say. Even had Street Fighter 6, which was a surprise! I decided to make sense of their schedule, to see what was happening when.
Sorting Out the Schedule
So, here’s what I did. I grabbed all the info I could find about when each part of the event was happening. Friday was the kick-off, so I noted that down first. Apparently, this year’s GOML was the last major of the season for Melee and Ultimate, which was kind of a big deal. They even had a Team USA vs. Team World crew battle. I made sure to mark that down too. Sounds intense, right?
Then, I went through their FAQ, making sure I understood everything, like where to find the finalized brackets (which was some website) and all the other important stuff. They made it pretty clear for first-timers, which I thought was cool. I compiled all this into my own notes, just to keep track of everything.
Putting It All Together
After I gathered all the schedule details, I organized it in a way that made sense to me. I listed out each day, what events were happening, and at what times. It felt good to see it all laid out clearly. I even highlighted the events I was most interested in.
Here is what I finally figured out:
- Friday: This is when everything started. The first day is always a rush.
- Saturday and Sunday: More matches, more excitement. This is when things really heated up.
- Team USA vs. Team World: This was something special. A real highlight, you know?
So, that’s my journey with the GOML schedule. It was a bit of work, but hey, I got a good handle on it. Now, I feel like I know what’s what with this event. It’s pretty cool to see how it all comes together, even if I’m just watching from the sidelines. If you’re into Smash, you should definitely check it out next year. It’s a blast!
