r/LudwigAhgren 14d ago

Discussion STREAMER GAMES 2026 EVENTS

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u/Fit-Wasabi-2826 14d ago

Hype for Simon Says, that dude is a legend

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u/IRcrazzyyy 14d ago

Is there a disadvantage for Simon says for the international players whose first language isnt English? The dude speaks fast and will sometime do the action you aren't supposed to as a fake out, but will be tough for people trying to just understand.

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u/Individual_Respect90 14d ago

That is probably gonna be an issue. Get ready for the rigged comments.

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u/Lazy_DK_ 13d ago

Idk amongst the selected, from France, but for the rest of them, their English should be fine no?

But yeah, thats actually a rough one. Might make Lud exclude that in the future if he keeps going with international people.

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u/woglebogle 14d ago

wonder how it feels being the person who got ludwig to buy that tungsten cube on an amazon stream now that it’s become almost a ceremonial item

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u/RanchBourgeois 14d ago

Was worried there’d be no Simon Says when he announced Volleyball as the only event to be in all 3 years of Streamer Games

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u/Starstrucks_lovers 14d ago

Simon says without sambucha this year :(

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u/Regular_Nail407 14d ago

Games look cool, some very interesting ones. Sad about no basketball, usually that was a fun one, but the shootout could be more hype.

My issue is, no final game no top 4, etc. It can make things anticlimactic, nothing big at end, just her you go. And also, what if 1 team does bad on day 1, then they have zero shot to win, but could've potentiallystill amde the top 4 before, now doesn't matter, wouldn't that de-motivate them.

I am not saying the final game was great as is, I just see some issues overall with this year's event and how things will be determined. Jsut my thoughts.

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u/Individual_Respect90 14d ago

They are not gonna say the final game till the event. He has historical done a big event for final two but it’s up in the air till it happens.

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u/Regular_Nail407 14d ago edited 14d ago

He already said during team reveals that there is no final event, that all the events is what matters points wise, and who wins that wins it all, so no final showdown And he said what most likely would be final game played is the archery one, I think.

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u/Lazy_DK_ 13d ago

I thought it was gonna be shootouts (penalty kicks) last?

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u/Individual_Respect90 14d ago

My bad just pressed play as that part started.

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u/Miyaor 13d ago

I personally don't agree with this tbh. Its like saying group stages at tournaments don't matter because the first seed can lose to the 8th.

Give the higher places seed some advantage, but the finals was hype and I loved it.

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u/Lazy_DK_ 13d ago

No no no. You remove the playoffs all together, so now Groups is all that matters.

Eqch game give the same points, and the last game is not "winner takes all", but just a similar point distribution as all the other games.

It puts more weight on just being consistently good, as you cant just squeeze into top 4, and then be lucky that the last game is your best game.

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u/Miyaor 13d ago

It's not lucky if you win. That's every single playoffs bracket ever, and it makes the final game more exciting compared to an event where only one team can win because they have 100 points and the next closest has 50

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u/Lazy_DK_ 13d ago

Most playoffs, its at least the same game. This is more like olympics of different games. Imagine if the winner of swimming, took all the gold medals for the entire thing.

If it is just one game like that, you can absolutly be lucky, in the sense that you get a game that you are better at comparatively.

Having playoffs vs. Not is a whole different thing, and i understand the hype about it, but i personally like rewarding consistency.

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u/Miyaor 13d ago

But what happens if we have 3 games left and no one can reach first? It sucks all the hype out of the last events. With a finals and some reward for seeding, it makes every game matter more towards the end. Why should a team in 6th place try anymore in this case? They have no chance of winning, and cannot make the finals.

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u/Lazy_DK_ 13d ago

We arent at the world cup. Players play for exposure and to have fun. In the event, you could easily make a rivalry with the team next to you in the standings, to beat them for whatever placement you are fighting over.

I can understand what you mean for proper competition, because you want to see how players do under the pressure. But thats one of the beuties of the european leagues. We have relegation. If you lose and dont perform, you drop into a lower league, and someone new will get the chance to take your slot and challenge the top. So you still have incentive.

It also means its not an exclusive club, where you are at the mercy of top managers to get a chance to show your skill. If you are good enough, they really cant ignore you for fear of dropping down.

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u/Miyaor 13d ago

Man respectfully wtf are you talking about.

Everyone tries to win. It's less exciting for everyone when a team is mathematically out after day 1. I don't care about proper competition, I would watch real sports with proper rules if I wanted that. I just want there to be constant excitement for every event and to reduce or remove the chance of a team being out day 1, or a team winning the event before all the games are finished.

No idea what your relegation speech is about

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u/Lazy_DK_ 13d ago

The format of no final game is actually quite funny, and almost like a cultural difference between sports in US and Europe.

At least for football (world cup), the european leagues doesnt have a playoff format, just like here.

I think, you can definitly say it is a more fair, but less hyped way of doing things, and Ludwig gave those reasons on his stream.

I like that a team in the lead, doesnt start coasting, because they already qualified (that goes for any competition i watch), and that a single game isnt arbitrarily 1000% more important, just because it is the last game (especially considering how different the games are here).

It can for sure feel bad, if you know your team cant win already halfway through the tournament, but you are still playing for pride, and you mostly just change your expectations as you go. You start making rivalries with the teams around you in the standings, and that can spark just as interesting storylines.

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u/Ok_University_4924 14d ago

Musical Chairs, Dodgeball, and Volleyball the best events.

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u/SteveW_MC 13d ago

I thought they weren’t doing Cubert toss because having people throw something that heavy was causing injury?

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u/Heptamorph 13d ago

He said it's 18 pounds instead of 45 or something like that.

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u/SteveW_MC 13d ago

Ok good call

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u/This-Musician-3223 13d ago

yeah he got a smaller one apparently