[MSL Spoiler] His Overwhelming Advantage - Page 24

On January 26 2010 04:28 No_eL wrote:
you are obsessed, you invest hours, maybe days to demonstrate that your point its good, but you re wasting your time, your analysis its fine, the problem its not Kwark, its Kespa ruling system, its the show itself, the context where the decision was made, that night, the fans ( all of us watching the finals). The show was screwed. The entertaining its beyond the maths and statistics, you can get fun running test, plotting maps, reading data about the game, but the show its different...

You need take some air men, u need go to a bar with friends, get a girl and watch a soccer final, and make the difference between play a soccer simulation in your PS3 alone in your home.

On January 26 2010 04:34 boredcouch wrote:


You need to shut up as your whole analysis involves no facts, just stupid useless fluff.

On January 26 2010 02:04 Tien wrote:
Is that unfair? Sure as hell it's unfair for Flash. But does it matter? No it does not matter, the rules are the rules.


There's nothing more to argue.


Case closed.

On January 26 2010 04:38 No_eL wrote:


And you're bm and dont have respect. My "useless fluff" its just another opinion. Facts are not only maths, youre not a fucking robot.

On January 26 2010 03:30 StarcraftMan wrote:


I hate to say, but that is quite an obnoxious comment with respect to Flash. For starters, Flash is potentially giving up his later career aspirations (ie. University) to pursue his current profession. The time he spends training towards Starcraft could possibly be used for his studies and future career. For all we know, professional esports could possibly fade away if people lose interest in Starcraft and Starcraft 2 does not resurrect the professional esports scene. There is no guarantee he will be able to make a living off of Starcraft in 5 years time.

Thus, if he is sacrificing his career, and his family is allowing him to sacrifice his career, then it all due respect, rulings like this from KESPA need to be made as fair as possible as money is on the line - money that feeds Flash, and money that feeds his family.

Do you know why his dad was so angry? His dad knew perfectly well that they lost tens of thousands of dollar on that one ruling - and that was money that the family could use. Add on top that top players like Boxer and July could only stay on top for a few years in their prime, and it hurts that much more if they cannot make as much money as they can while they are in their prime.

We're not talking about filthy rich Major League Baseball players here that make millions and could probably lose a couple of million here or there. We're talking about esport athletes that already earn less than University graduates and even a good professional Starcraft player may not earn enough financially to help his family.

On January 26 2010 04:40 Weryeery wrote:


The only unfair thing in all this story is that Jaedong manage to convincingly beat the best TvZ player ever on a T favored mappool and will never get all the credits he deserve for this just because of that stupid power outage incident.

On January 26 2010 04:40 Weryeery wrote:

The only unfair thing in all this story is that Jaedong manage to convincingly beat the best TvZ player ever on a T favored mappool and will never get all the credits he deserve for this just because of that stupid power outage incident.

On January 23 2010 21:12 SkyTheUnknown wrote:
The person really robbed here was Jaedong. To take a win, on heavily favored Terran map, against someone so deadly against Zerg as Flash, that would have been JD's greatest accomplishment, or one of his greatest. The fact that JD couldn't get Flash to type gg - that is just extremely dis-satisfactory.

On January 26 2010 13:27 ohN wrote:




Second quote is from the LR thread, but I feel like more people should see these.

On January 26 2010 13:32 Lebesgue wrote:


No. Everyone was robbed (Flash, Jaedong and all the spectators). That's the thing. Everyone lost. Please take off Jaedong glasses.

On January 26 2010 13:58 Zozma wrote:
But Jaedong lost the most. A lot of people don't understand that.

On January 26 2010 14:34 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:


lol jaedong definitely did not get the shitty end of the stick here

On January 26 2010 14:41 iNfeRnaL wrote:
Well Steve, to a certain degree I guess he did.
You know JD's mindset, he wants to destroy everyone and he wants to do so fair and square, however looking at JD's face after game 4 concluded it KINDA looked like JD was not really satisfied with what happened there.