This article guides you through editing your team on Community Gaming for tournaments:
Comprehensive Guide to Modifying Your Team Roster and Name on Community Gaming When preparing for a tournament journey, you might find the need to make changes to your team's roster or name. Here's a step-by-step guide to efficiently manage these modifications on the Community Gaming platform.
Changing Your Team Roster: A Two-Step Process
- Unenrollment from the Tournament:
- Start by navigating to the relevant tournament page and selecting the unenrollment option. This will remove your current team and its configuration from the participant list.
- Make sure to keep an eye on tournament deadlines, and unenroll before registration closes to maintain eligibility for re-entry.
- Re-enrolling with an Updated Roster: -
- After unenrollment, regroup and finalize your new team roster.
- Return to the tournament page and enroll once again, ensuring that the updated team members are accurately reflected in this new registration.
Modifying Your Team Name: Balancing History and Change
- Navigating to Team Settings:
- Access team settings page by visiting My Teams on Community Gaming.
Implementing Name Changes:
- Within the settings, initiate the desired team name change, ensuring it complies with platform guidelines and is easily recognizable by your teammates and peers.
- Note: This modification doesn't retroactively apply to previous tournaments. Historical data will preserve the original team name for accurate records of past engagements.
Points to Keep in Mind:
- Legacy Information:
- Ensure all team members are informed of the name change, emphasizing that it will only apply to subsequent tournaments. This prevents confusion during future participations.
Timely Roster Changes:
- Ensure that roster modifications and re-enrollments are completed within the tournament's registration period to avoid missing out on participation due to timing issues.
Communication and Confirmation:
- Maintain open channels of communication with your team members to confirm new roster configurations and validate name changes. This ensures everyone is on the same page as you venture into new tournaments.