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SF6 Sleep Fighter: sueño o rendición

Autor : Connor Actualizar : Jan 24,2025

No Snooze? You Lose! SF6 Tournament “Sleep Fighter” Requires You to Rest Un torneo único de Street Fighter 6 en Japón, denominado "Sleep Fighter", prioriza el sueño como elemento competitivo clave. Obtenga más información sobre este evento innovador y sus participantes destacados.

Torneo SF6 "Sleep Fighter" de Japón: priorizar el sueño para la victoria

Este torneo patrocinado por Capcom, una colaboración con SS Pharmaceuticals (que promueve su ayuda para dormir, Drewell), introduce una regla innovadora: la falta de sueño equivale a puntos de penalización.

Puntos de sueño: una nueva métrica en la competición de deportes electrónicos

El torneo Sleep Fighter es una competición por equipos (tres jugadores por equipo). Los equipos ganan puntos al ganar partidos (formato al mejor de tres) y "Puntos de sueño". En la semana previa al torneo, cada miembro del equipo debe dormir al menos seis horas por noche. No alcanzar las 126 horas totales resulta en una deducción de cinco puntos por hora faltante. El equipo con más tiempo de sueño acumulado obtiene la ventaja de elegir las condiciones del partido.

Promoción del bienestar del sueño en los deportes electrónicos

La campaña de SS Pharmaceuticals, "Hagamos el desafío, durmamos primero", destaca la importancia del sueño para lograr el máximo rendimiento. Se informa que el torneo Sleep Fighter es el primer evento de deportes electrónicos que penaliza a los jugadores por falta de sueño.

No Snooze? You Lose! SF6 Tournament “Sleep Fighter” Requires You to Rest El torneo se llevará a cabo el 31 de agosto en el Ryogoku KFC Hall de Tokio. La asistencia presencial limitada (100 personas, selección por lotería) requiere visualización en línea a través de transmisiones de YouTube y Twitch. Se anunciarán más detalles de la transmisión en el sitio web oficial y en la cuenta de Twitter (X).

Los mejores jugadores compiten por la gloria (y dormir lo suficiente)

El torneo Sleep Fighter presenta una lista de destacados jugadores profesionales y streamers, incluido el dos veces campeón de EVO "Itazan" Itabashi Zangief y el mejor jugador de SF Dogura, entre otros. Este evento promete una combinación convincente de juegos competitivos y un enfoque en la salud del sueño.

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