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| − | Game 1 of the [[Hellmouth Cup]] {{Game|b5041ae0-f1a9-49bd-a8fa-79e9ffa00dee}}, when the | + | Game 1 of the [[Hellmouth Cup]] {{Game|b5041ae0-f1a9-49bd-a8fa-79e9ffa00dee}}, when the {{CTeam|TB}} and {{CTeam|MILF}} were reunited after a season apart, set a record for the longest Hellmouth Cup postseason match in history at the time (7,255 generations - see [[Records/Length#Longest Postseason Games in Hellmouth Cup]]). |
The game, which was nicknamed "The Lovers Embrace," took place on the Underground Cave Complex map. The Tucson Butchers dominated the grid early, which freed them up to spend most of the rest of the match making out with the Milwaukee Flamingos. By the end of the match, most fans had left, and those that remained were booing the umpires; no one could understand why the umpires took so long to declare the match over.<noinclude> | The game, which was nicknamed "The Lovers Embrace," took place on the Underground Cave Complex map. The Tucson Butchers dominated the grid early, which freed them up to spend most of the rest of the match making out with the Milwaukee Flamingos. By the end of the match, most fans had left, and those that remained were booing the umpires; no one could understand why the umpires took so long to declare the match over.<noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 04:03, 18 February 2022
Game 1 of the Hellmouth Cup 
b5041ae0-f1a9-49bd-a8fa-79e9ffa00dee, when the 
Tucson Butchers
and 
Milwaukee Flamingos
were reunited after a season apart, set a record for the longest Hellmouth Cup postseason match in history at the time (7,255 generations - see Records/Length#Longest Postseason Games in Hellmouth Cup).
The game, which was nicknamed "The Lovers Embrace," took place on the Underground Cave Complex map. The Tucson Butchers dominated the grid early, which freed them up to spend most of the rest of the match making out with the Milwaukee Flamingos. By the end of the match, most fans had left, and those that remained were booing the umpires; no one could understand why the umpires took so long to declare the match over.
