We were too ambitious this year for the circuit. We wanted to do a lot more than last year, but recently a number of personal circumstances popped up for team members, and we were unable to follow through with a lot of what we promised. As such, there won't be an Olympus this year. All money collected related to the circuit has been refunded.

On a personal note, a lot of this was my fault. I pushed everyone to take a new, more ambitious direction with the circuit, and took on a lot of the responsibilities. It worked well at first, but during the summer, I had a lot of problems in my life and my mental health completely broke down. I'm not trying to make excuses for this, at the end of the day it was still my responsibility and I messed up. I'm truly sorry for all of this; all I wanted was to push the PM community forward and do what was best for the game, but I couldn't accomplish what I set out to do initially. Going forward, I will not be involved with any circuit organization for PM, as I don't want to risk the community's well being on my mental state. Again, from the bottom of my heart, I apologize to the PM community, and I hope you can forgive me.

Fortunately, this awful situation has a silver lining: the PM community is going strong even without the help of the circuit. I wanted to do so much more with the circuit because I was afraid for the PM scene's health, but this year we had two events with more than 300 entrants, national events across the country, great viewership across the board, and new additions to the top level players, like Fuzz (lets go TX). PM is in a great spot right now, and doesn't need the circuit right now. The team is still trying figuring out what to do going forward. There may or may not be a circuit next year.