Morty
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soundofsilence
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So I'm 3 years older than you
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Are you a woman?
soundofsilence
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No
Hold up
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Running order averages (NSC version)
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I'm just curious, is there anyone who downloads excel files with full results every NSC edition and stores all of them?
And if so, is there all scoreboards available for every NSC edition since the very first one, or some of them are possibly lost forever?
I've been saving those files since 161 edition. Thought I might've missed some old ones, but I just checked and it turned out that I have all of them, and some of them are images instead of excel, which was trickier for me to find
And if so, is there all scoreboards available for every NSC edition since the very first one, or some of them are possibly lost forever?
I've been saving those files since 161 edition. Thought I might've missed some old ones, but I just checked and it turned out that I have all of them, and some of them are images instead of excel, which was trickier for me to find
Yes, that would be @FearnavigatrI'm just curious, is there anyone who downloads excel files with full results every NSC edition and stores all of them?
And if so, is there all scoreboards available for every NSC edition since the very first one, or some of them are possibly lost forever?
I've been saving those files since 161 edition. Thought I might've missed some old ones, but I just checked and it turned out that I have all of them, and some of them are images instead of excel, which was trickier for me to find
Fearnavigatr
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A lot of them are unfortunately lost forever, but almost everything since the 70s has been saved thanks to @Ewigkeit
I've filled in what I can find and have taken over the duty of saving new editions as they come.
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I've filled in what I can find and have taken over the duty of saving new editions as they come.
NSC scoreboards - Google Drive
Paper7
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Still crazy that Papendink won 5 times which would be 4th place together with Aimülli if it would be just about that, but both nations have just a mediocre place in total. ^^ Thanks for the stats. 
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The first three have not been lostA lot of them are unfortunately lost forever, but almost everything since the 70s has been saved thanks to @Ewigkeit
I've filled in what I can find and have taken over the duty of saving new editions as they come.
NSC scoreboards - Google Drive
Everything 4-93 however...
Fearnavigatr
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No that's incorrect, the first thirteen are available and (as I said before) almost everything since the 70s, with some varied editions available inbetween. Only about 20 editions have no spreadsheets saved at all.
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Semifinals average
Best 4 : 25-28 , 3
Best 4 : 25-28 , 3
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Untitled spreadsheet
Hello hello
The qualification percentage ranking is back once again!
- let's welcome the newcomer of our chart: Papendink, the returnee!
- our recent debutants Grand Duchy of Strenci, Afnia and Marcobia are also mentioned here, but not included in the chart, because they have yet to reach the required three participations.
NSC 227 update
1) PQ = qualification
2) if the percentage is equal, the preference is given to nations with more participations
3) new nations are going to be included only after three participations
4) green background means that the nation qualified (or PQ) in the most recent edition
5) red background means that the nation failed to qualify in the most recent edition
6) differences between previous positions and the current ones are indicated as well
I tried to be as accurate as possible, but if you notice any inaccuracies, please let me know and I'll fix them!
NSC 223 chart
NSC 219 chart
NSC 215 chart
NSC 211 chart
NSC 207 chart
NSC 203 chart
NSC 199 chart
NSC 193 chart
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The qualification percentage ranking is back once again!
- let's welcome the newcomer of our chart: Papendink, the returnee!
- our recent debutants Grand Duchy of Strenci, Afnia and Marcobia are also mentioned here, but not included in the chart, because they have yet to reach the required three participations.
NSC 227 update
1) PQ = qualification
2) if the percentage is equal, the preference is given to nations with more participations
3) new nations are going to be included only after three participations
4) green background means that the nation qualified (or PQ) in the most recent edition
5) red background means that the nation failed to qualify in the most recent edition
6) differences between previous positions and the current ones are indicated as well
I tried to be as accurate as possible, but if you notice any inaccuracies, please let me know and I'll fix them!
NSC 223 chart
NSC 219 chart
NSC 215 chart
NSC 211 chart
NSC 207 chart
NSC 203 chart
NSC 199 chart
NSC 193 chart
[clickable]
