oh.... wow... I didn't even set out an explanation for how the league itself works. Okay then, time to set some ground rules.<br/><br/>- There ARE different leagues depending on how many pilots are in the teams, There are leagues for teams of 1 through 5. There are also 'random' leagues, which pilots can also take part in, which is where your temporary teams get put into effect. Basically, you enter your name in for a random league depending on the team size you want (2 through 5), and once a month, you get put with a randomly picked partner against randomly picked enemies.<br/><br/>- The league is based off a points system, which is also effected by the preliminaries. Based upon a fighter's performance in the prelims, they are given a certain rank. The higher ranking the pilot, the more points the victor gets for beating them, bonus points are added based on how far above the winner that the loser is in rank, with no bonus points being added if the winner is a higher rank. After a set period of time for the actual league, we'll call it about 6 months for now, the points are added up, and the top 12 pilots (or top X number of teams) are put in a double elimination tournament bracket.<br/><br/>- pilots can take part in as many leagues as they want. Meaning that, at any point in time, Alister can go and sign himself up to take place in the MBF's solo league, the 2 man team league, and the 5 man league team, all of them intersecting at the same time.<br/><br/>- just like any major sporting event, people willing to pay good money to see the carnage live are placed behind protective barriers that outline the battlefield, while anybody watching at home can enjoy the show, or order a seasonal ticket via Pay per view. Cameras are placed outside the barriers as well, arranged so that only a few cameras are able to record every last second of the action, cameras are now fully automated, thanks to modern technology.<br/><br/>Did that answer your questions? Was it too confusing for you?