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great can you turn that into a description, if you look at how we did it with the first episode we need a name and a description that is in similar tone, The first episode name: GRIDLOCKED: Alliance Tournament Basics! description: It’s Alliance Tournament season, and Gridlocked is your go to guide for diving into all the action! This new series is here to get you up to speed on everything Alliance Tournament. What it is, why it matters, and how to enjoy every match like a seasoned pro. In the premiere episode, CCP Lumi is joined by AT juggernauts CCP Swift, CCP Zelus, and CCP Overload for a fun and insightful look at the Tournament’s rich history, the elite skill of its pilots, and what makes Alliance Tournament XXI taking place 24 - 26 October so unmissable. Whether you're a returning fan or discovering the AT for the first time, Gridlocked will help you follow the drama, understand the meta, and enjoy the finals to the fullest.

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can you give me two or three more name variations

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Here are a few more name variations for the episode, playing on different aspects of the content:

GRIDLOCKED: Inside the Arena!
GRIDLOCKED: Rules of Engagement!
GRIDLOCKED: Tactics and Twists!

great, can you now give me high level youtube chapters in the youtube format

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no i meant for chaptering the video, i need it formatted like that

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i need it formatet like this: 00:00 first chapter 00:15 second chapter 01:20 third chapter

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can you make it into a list, not a single long text piece

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ok thats way to many chapters, can you try and narrow them down atleast by half

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About this video

Video Title: Gridlocked ep2 full
Channel: EVE Online
Speakers: CCP Antiquarian, CCP Salis, CCP Overload, CCP Lumi
Duration: 00:55:24

Overview

This video is the second episode of "Gridlocked," an EVE Online Alliance Tournament show. The hosts, CCP representatives Antiquarian, Salis, Overload, and Lumi, provide an in-depth explanation of the tournament's matches, rules, and UI elements. They cover topics such as team size, match duration, overtime mechanics, point systems, ship banning, the tournament UI, and the special rules for flagships.

Key takeaways

Match Format: Alliance Tournament matches are typically 10v10 player battles in a dedicated arena. While less than 10 players can participate, teams must still adhere to a point limit for their ship compositions.
Match Duration & Overtime: Standard matches last 10 minutes, with an additional 5-minute overtime period if no winner is decided. During overtime, a "reverse time dilation" effect accelerates gameplay, making everything happen faster.
Tie-breaking: If a match remains undecided after overtime, the winner is determined by who had the higher "attack bar" at the start of the match. If these are also tied, a coin flip decides the winner.
Point System: Each ship has a point value, and teams have a total of 200 points to spend on their fleet. The IGC (Intergalactic Council) determines these points based on ship usage data from previous tournaments, making ships more or less expensive to encourage variety.
Tournament UI: The "Fancy UI" displays team rosters, ship point values, pilot names, speed, health bars (hull, armor, shield), timers, and active effects on ships.
Bans: A pick-ban system is in place, where teams can ban specific ships from being used in a match. This system is designed to counter enemy compositions and introduce strategic depth.
Flagships: Teams can nominate one "flagship" (typically a battleship, but can also be specific tournament ships) which has special module restrictions and cannot be banned. Losing a flagship means the team cannot field another for the rest of the tournament, making its survival crucial.
Arena Mechanics: The tournament takes place in special Jove system arenas. Players warp in at a chosen range (0-50km) and can use micro jump drive beacons within the arena. Boundary violations (leaving the arena) result in ship destruction.
Community Tools: A Twitch overlay tool allows viewers to mouse over ships and player names for information on ship traits and pilot statistics.
Conquest Bans: In best-of-series matches, the winning team has their used ships banned for subsequent matches, adding a layer of strategic challenge as the tournament progresses.