Automatic Concert: Tweek Productions vs. Green Destiny Music
Justin Woods
Tweek Productions
Scott Hardie
Green Destiny Music
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Outcome
Justin won the concert with seven artists remaining to Scott's three artists.
Turn Log
Start: This concert began automatically on September 27, 2014.
Turn 1: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Left on September 27, 2014.
Turn 2: Justin played Unknown Artist to Stage Right on September 27, 2014.
Turn 3: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Right on September 27, 2014. Unknown Artist was captured at Stage Right.
Turn 4: Justin played Unknown Artist to Upstage Right on September 27, 2014. Unknown Artist was captured at Stage Right.
Turn 5: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage on September 27, 2014.
Turn 6: Justin played Unknown Artist to Center Stage on September 27, 2014. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage.
Turn 7: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage on September 27, 2014. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 8: Justin played Unknown Artist to Stage Left on September 27, 2014. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage Left.
Turn 9: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage Left on September 27, 2014.
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Comments
Justin Woods | September 27
Thanks, just wish I had better options of numbers in my R1 collection.
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Scott Hardie | September 27
When I see a lopsided artist like your 1 5 3 1, I think that's a shame, because it's so hard to find situations to use it. But over and over, you keep creating those situations and proving the artist's usefulness. I'm impressed. :-)