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No race, just a 7 minute timed event. No flag, every racer has a health bar instead. Run around, press 'z' to attack nearby racers to deplete their health. Attacking an enemy costs a little energy and awards a PWNt, with extra PWNts for landing the attack that empties someone's health bar. An empty health bar is a "KO," which removes some PWNts and puts that racer in time-out for seconds. You can get more Death Match tickets in the special shop , in the Stadium shop for 10, tokens, or by maxing out the Stadium career.
Practice Simple Race without opponents. Still gives rewards, but it's weaksauce compared to what you can get from winning a Simple Race easy mode. Bet You have to bet with Coins and, if needed, Stadium Tokens. Just like Simple Race, but without you. The club was full of Hearts fans and we were unsure if there would be a problem.
There wasn't, everyone was friendly and we got chatting to one group of Hearts fans about all things football related. They were the best opposition supporters I had come across, and unless you are a fierce rival of Hearts then I would highly recommend going in there for a pre-match pint and friendly conversation. What you thought on seeing the ground, first impressions of away end then other sides of Tynecastle Stadium?
It's an alright sized ground. At the time the new Main Stand was still under construction, so the capacity was reduced. The views were all clear and reasonably good. In all honesty it's a shame to Scottish football doing so poorly , because the stadium could easily be better, with more premium seating and a higher capacity. There is nothing all that wrong with the stadium, nothing that a lick of paint, and some new seats which were faded couldn't solve. Comment on the game itself, atmosphere, stewards, pies, facilities etc..
The game was what you would expect of a pre-season friendly, Hearts gave a good fight, but Newcastle were winners without really needing to get out of second gear. Comment on getting away from the ground after the game: No real problems getting away from the stadium, one of my other friends who met us later in the day had parked his car nearby and we were able to get out of Edinburgh reasonably quickly, and got back to Newcastle before 1am, and that included a stop at the services on the way.
Summary of overall thoughts of the day out: A great day out in Edinburgh, and some great football conversations and jokes with the home fans. I would love to go back and do it all again. The home fans I met left such a good impression that I often check up on their scores and cheer them on in the Edinburgh derby. This was my first visit to Tynecastle, so a new stadium for me to visit and tick off my limited 'Doing the 42' Scottish League Grounds checklist.
It is also one of the relative easier games for me to get to logistically. It was a brisk 15 minute walk from the station to Tynecastle after that. I went straight to the stadium and didn't stop for a drink due to having to drive later on that day. There are plenty of takeaways and pubs on Darly Street towards the ground which I just by passed.
A few disgruntled season ticket holders annoyed at the fact they were not allocated their usual seat due to an issue in the ticketing office other than that reasonable to talk to. The Main Stand is currently being rebuilt to match the three other modern sides of the stadium. There is a raised platform which stretches around the stands acting as a concourse which initially looks odd.
I was in the lower tier of the Gorgie End which has a steep incline of the stairs which were very slippy due to being wet from the rain. Both teams appeared to be going for the win from the start but Hearts walked the game in the end, with the home support well behind their team.
Food was to a normal standard and nothing special. Torrential rain started in the second half which meant a lot of rain falling on the front row seats of the uncovered lower tiers. There fans were freely allowed to move backwards in the stand to covered sections or to different stands. Comment on getting away from the ground after the game: Entertaining exit trying to weave my way back to Haymarket Railway Station through the slow moving crowd, the heavy rain had caused rather large puddles to form in areas of the roads and a car nearly ploughed into fans walking on the pavement after driving too fast into one of these.
Highly suggest an umbrella if walking back if it is raining as I was soaked through on the short walk back. Summary of overall thoughts of the day out: With the exception of the rain it was nice day out, the atmosphere at Tynecastle was excellent and the stadium has a mixture of old and new to it which was a nice balance.
I may visit again to check out the new Main Stand once built to see how they have incorporated more modern facilities in keeping with the rest of the stadium. I was catching up with a friend in who is a Partick Thistle fan now living in Edinburgh.
My football mad three and a half year old and I decided to join him for the game. We got the train through from Glasgow and it was a straightforward ten minute walk from Edinburgh Haymarket station to the stadium. It was freezing cold and snowing so we hurried to the ground for shelter!


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