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Nov 19, 2011, 12:11 AM
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a little while ago i set up a new tournament in the arcade (for booger flick omg it is hilarious
 ) and i was waiting for another person to join it and have just realised i completely missed playing in my own tournament  . when i set it up it said:player gets reminder after 3 days without playing player gets disqualified after 7 days without playing but i never got any reminder and no notification that it had started. i'm just wondering if it really does send a reminder and if so, what setting do i have to change to get the reminder. lol to any future opponents: it appears pretty easy to beat me - just turn up
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Nov 19, 2011, 07:45 AM
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These are good questions and at the moment, I don't have the answers for ya because I've never tried that functionality. Has anyone else here tried playing a tournament in the arcade section...?
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