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2010-01-25 10:14
Vote the Game of the Year 2009

Dear T³-user,

we're into tabletops of any kind for years now on T³. There are the big tabletops from Games Workshop which have the widest spread, the "midfield" with established competitors and the big of the small and fine tabletops.

We know quite a lot about the distribution of the games, how they are rated, how many tournaments there are and much more. This year we would like to know from you, what your personal top game in the year 2009. One of the big tabletops or perhaps one of the great newcomers?

To find this out, we're running a poll for the next 2 weeks: What was your Game of the Year 2009?

2010-01-09 14:52
Tournament Awards 2009

A bit later than planned we just awarded the best tournaments 2009. Like the last years we have up to 7 awards per country. You can find an overview on the tournaments here.

We congratulate all winners on their great tournaments!

2010-01-04 14:22
What is new 2010?

First: Happy new year to all T³ visitors! The year 2010 brings some changes to T³:

T³-Netherlands and T³ in Dutch
With starting today the Netherlands got the full support of T³ and becomes the 7th supported country. In addition to that T³ is also available in Dutch now. This should also improve the usability for Belgium with their tournament scenes being strongly connected.

Tournament Awards 2009
We're working on getting the awards done, which should happen soon. We'll post a separate annoucement for them.

The Future of T³
After we were looking into the feedback after the annoucement about the future of T³ for the last weeks, we'll evaluate it and then make a decision in the next weeks.

New Tabletops
We added a couple of new tabletops to the system in the last 2-3 weeks:
* Eden - A postapocalyptic tabletop made by Taban Miniatures with really crazy stuff from France.
* Warcanto - A Fantasy skirmish tabletop made by Dwarf Tales Miniatures from Poland with a first class design.
* Nemesis - Also a fantasy skirmish tabletop, also really nice miniatures, but this time from Spain made by Zenit Miniatures.
* Operation World War Two - A historical accurate WWII tabletop from Italy made by Alzozero Games.

2009-12-23 15:12
Merry Christmas!

The T³ team wishes every user a merry Christmas! Like every year the support will be reduced over the holidays, but we'll look into any problems in the new year at latest.

Merry Christmas!

2009-11-12 09:49
Bug in the donation system

There was a bug in the donation system for a while. It could happen that the tournament donations were correctly saved, but lost if the tournament data got edited.

I ask all organizers to check their donation selection. For past tournaments: only an admin can correct the issue, so just drop me a short message.

I'd like to remind you at this point, that we're also verry happy about donations not linked to the tournaments. The new server just cost us almost 200 Euros (~ 300 $) and that wasn't a planed investment. So if someone thought about a donation... now would be a great time.

2009-11-09 15:30
T³ launching in the USA

T³ just did the next major step in its history, which brings us to the USA. Over a year ago first thoughts were made and first efforts into this direction were done, but it never went final.

For the US launch lots of stuff had to be redone which didn't play a major role before (like time zones or currencies). With the changes over the last weeks the important stuff is done and T³ finally supports the USA with all its features.

There a still some minor issues like the NTR/ETR or missing FAQ translations. This will be done over the next weeks.

The administration is done by CptCaine and Blackhawk. They will support the new US T³-users.

2009-11-03 14:10
New old operator of T³

Keeping an eye on the future of T³ the operator of T³ changes... from me to me. ;)

I - Blackhawk - am working as a self-employed web developer. With the "change" of the operator T³ changes from my hobby project to a offical web service offered by me as a web developer and IT service provider.

There is no change for the user, but we can offer a better relationship (B2B) to our (ad) partners.

To make the change final we have to rework our current terms of using. All registered users will get the chance to accept or decline the new terms. There won't be any "evil" stuff in the terms. Just making everything a bit more official. As told in the discussion about the future of T³ all basic features will stay free of charge.

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