EPT[Interview] OSL Ro8 Flash vs Shine winner - Page 2
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slappy
United States1271 Posts
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S2Glow
Singapore1042 Posts
On June 27 2012 13:30 kdgns wrote: the problem was where the supply was, shine was heavily drone deficient so his supply is unable to increase at the same rate as flash. Most of shine's supply was devoted to his mutas which were unable to do damage because of the turrets (also he suicided them) yeah i know, flash have the advantage but is not over yet which mean not heavily favored. well i thought he have problem with his computer thats why he didnt micro his mutalisk. hmm , if he did intend to suicide with his muta then is gg for him lol | ||
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sour_eraser
Canada932 Posts
Fuck. LOL Kept thinking Shine was in Woongjin. How stupid of me :/ Now I feel embarrassed -.- | ||
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J1.au
Australia3596 Posts
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On June 27 2012 14:46 J1.au wrote: So Fomos is allowed again? Edit: this came from playsc so it's cool | ||
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FirstProbe
1206 Posts
On June 27 2012 14:31 S2Glow wrote: yeah i know, flash have the advantage but is not over yet which mean not heavily favored. well i thought he have problem with his computer thats why he didnt micro his mutalisk. hmm , if he did intend to suicide with his muta then is gg for him lol Actually I think Flash was heavily favored. To the point that I feel I could've won the game from there. Shine had two options. Continue to pump mutalisks and hope Flash makes a mistake (moves out too early and loses marines unnecessarily)- to partially level the game. Or transition into drones. During which time, he would be unable to stop Flash from moving out and rolling him. At no point in the next 5-10 minutes, could he conceivably hurt Flash's economy or tech tree, and without a matching economy, the game was almost certainly lost. | ||
GTR
51476 Posts
http://esports.dailygame.co.kr/news/read.php?id=62506 | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
On June 27 2012 15:09 GTR wrote: Anyone read the KT Coach interview yet? Quite angry. http://esports.dailygame.co.kr/news/read.php?id=62506 You're such a tease GTR^^ | ||
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uriel-
Singapore1867 Posts
Source: http://www.wfbrood.com/xingji/hanguoxingji/xingji_69930.html | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On June 27 2012 20:44 uriel- wrote: It seems the referee responsible for the decision has been fined 50k won and barred from refereeing for the remainder of the OSL. KesPA convened some emergency meeting and agreed that a bad call was made, and an apology has been issued to KT, KT's coach Lee, Flash, Samsung Khan and Khan's head coach January. Source: http://www.wfbrood.com/xingji/hanguoxingji/xingji_69930.html I will translate this right now ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/2kCpH.jpg) KeSPA started an emergency referee committee meeting on the 27th, and discussed matters regarding the pause and judgement (re-judgement) in the game between  Flash and  Shine on the 26th in the Tving OSL, and has admitted that the referee responsible (Woo ?) had made mistakes in his judgement.Referee Woo had decided at the time that "the match could be continued after bring out (loading) the save", but then immediately after because the save file didn't respond and encountered technical problems, he thought that continuing the match would be too difficult, so he announced a re-game. Kespa elevated the issue and had a committee discuss the event, Referee Woo said "When Shine requested a pause it was possible to give Flash the win, but since the match was already announced to continue, giving Flash the win at that point seemed unreasonable."But the referee committee thinks, that since a save file problem was confirmed, the game could not be continued, so it should have been judged as a disconnect, so the game would have been paused again, and at this point giving a player the win was more opportune. The referee has also personally apologized on his social medias, saying "There is responsibility with making a judgement call, it's because (I) of following the decision that changes to the rules (ruling) can't be made." After that, the Kespa committee admitted that the referee made a wrong judgement, and there existed problems of not exposing / making public the details of the event, not making a thorough judgement call, and other problems. As such, the committee fined Referee Woo 500,000 won, and removed him from the referee roster of this OSL. The committee has also apologized to Team KT Rolster / Samsung Khan, Flash, and main coaches Lee and January. | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
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Birdie
New Zealand4438 Posts
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On June 27 2012 21:06 Birdie wrote: I feel sorry for the referee; it was a tough call to make and anyone a bit inexperienced in that situation could easily have made the same call as he did. His punishment seems a bit harsh. yea 500,000 won? i guess flash's say really has some weight | ||
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Chef
10810 Posts
The regame was pretty bad for Shine too, since he prepared an aggressive strategy. He was in a bad situation, but having the game pause right when his muta were under severe fire... That sucks a lot. I guess he didn't have any mouse control or he wouldn't have done that. I'm surprised they fined the referee tho. Fire or suspend, ok, but fine him money? I didn't know you could do that if you weren't a court lol... I have to admit it was a hard situation for him and obviously influenced by Flash's grievances to his attitude. You really can't be rude to star players like that. | ||
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Birdie
New Zealand4438 Posts
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Twelve12
Australia268 Posts
On June 27 2012 21:15 Birdie wrote: The fine isn't that much (if I did my conversion right, it's about $500) but firing him is a bit steep in my opinion. i think you'll find its actually much less than that, 50k won is closer to $50. So not a big fine at all, just a symbolic thing i guess. | ||
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Darneck
Sweden1394 Posts
On June 27 2012 21:13 Chef wrote: Thanks for the interview. Really happy to see Flash has got his eye on the prize. Hope he puts SC2 on hold for it. The regame was pretty bad for Shine too, since he prepared an aggressive strategy. He was in a bad situation, but having the game pause right when his muta were under severe fire... That sucks a lot. I guess he didn't have any mouse control or he wouldn't have done that. I'm surprised they fined the referee tho. Fire or suspend, ok, but fine him money? I didn't know you could do that if you weren't a court lol... I have to admit it was a hard situation for him and obviously influenced by Flash's grievances to his attitude. You really can't be rude to star players like that. Indeed, it also feels strange that they did it. Who's getting the money? The only one that would make sense would be flash but that would still be weird. | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On June 27 2012 21:21 Twelve12 wrote: i think you'll find its actually much less than that, 50k won is closer to $50. So not a big fine at all, just a symbolic thing i guess. It's 500k won | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On June 27 2012 21:15 Birdie wrote: The fine isn't that much (if I did my conversion right, it's about $500) but firing him is a bit steep in my opinion. he didn't get fired, just suspended for this OSL | ||
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Twelve12
Australia268 Posts
ah my bad, it said 50k in the OP before :S | ||
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