Boxer and the Kespa Chat regulations - ?

On January 14 2013 11:10 N.geNuity wrote:


I don't know of one between pro players but the "sex sex pussyhair" was when hwasin's opponent typed that on BNET attack (where the pros went to play amateurs on bnet).

On January 14 2013 11:26 Kal_rA wrote:
I remember seeing a vid where some foreign zerg was playing a terran on bluestorm (z at bot right) and like 4 pools and right before he attacks he asks: 'from?'. The dude then takes time to respond and the zerg goes in right there and then to win the game. It was like a 5 min game at most lols (mondragon maybe? sen? ... cant remember but theres a vod on youtube. I tried searching but no luck)

Not really related to Kespa but a funny strat nonetheless

On January 14 2013 11:26 Kal_rA wrote:
I remember seeing a vid where some foreign zerg was playing a terran on bluestorm (z at bot right) and like 4 pools and right before he attacks he asks: 'from?'. The dude then takes time to respond and the zerg goes in right there and then to win the game. It was like a 5 min game at most lols (mondragon maybe? sen? ... cant remember but theres a vod on youtube. I tried searching but no luck)

Not really related to Kespa but a funny strat nonetheless

On January 14 2013 11:26 Kal_rA wrote:
I remember seeing a vid where some foreign zerg was playing a terran on bluestorm (z at bot right) and like 4 pools and right before he attacks he asks: 'from?'. The dude then takes time to respond and the zerg goes in right there and then to win the game. It was like a 5 min game at most lols (mondragon maybe? sen? ... cant remember but theres a vod on youtube. I tried searching but no luck)

Not really related to Kespa but a funny strat nonetheless

On January 14 2013 09:55 rauk wrote:
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=93479

read that

basically boxer mindgamed the shit out of junitoss by chatting and kespa didn't like it

On January 14 2013 11:13 FlaShFTW wrote:
was nada ever punished for not typing gg vs foru?

On January 14 2013 12:33 Ribbon wrote:
KeSPA knows that Starcraft is serious business, and should under no circumstances be fun.

On January 14 2013 12:01 igotmyown wrote:
Ah the "never re" video

On January 14 2013 11:46 JazzNL wrote:


Did Boxer himself confirm that was the intention? If not then we'll never know (no matter how much you want to believe it).

Either way, everyone has the ability to chat. If you get distracted by it, ignore your opponent during games, happens all the time in sc2. I like the fact that many years ago, KeSPA had the balls to introduce such a drastic measure, all to protect the players and I respect that. These days, frankly I don't think there need to be rules for that, ignoring your opponents is a matter of two clicks, let the players decide whether they want to leave themselves open to chat or not.

On January 14 2013 11:42 dishbat wrote:

petzergling major lols
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSfOZpiC410
"he probably won't have fun"

good use of chat.

On January 14 2013 10:09 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote:
one time gorush typed 'a' and it distracted the opponent and won him the game immediately so he got disqualified

On January 15 2013 04:13 ArcTimes wrote:


lol, no.
He typed "a" by accident. It's really common because you press a to attack.
He got disqualified because chat was banned already.

On January 15 2013 04:51 jinorazi wrote:
i liked the part stephano trolled kespa
ya'll see his face when reffs were leaving the booth? lol

On January 15 2013 04:51 jinorazi wrote:
i liked the part stephano trolled kespa
ya'll see his face when reffs were leaving the booth? lol

On January 15 2013 10:06 Samsa wrote:
Isn't it "ppp"? Because I saw a game where one player had technical issues and wanted to pause, but just typed "pp" and after some discussion he got disqualified. But I'm not sure wich player where involved, maybe fantasy (the one who popped in my mind thinking about that) but I'm not sure.

On January 15 2013 10:27 Hier wrote:

I don't think trolling means what you think it means.

On January 15 2013 10:34 jinorazi wrote:


i'm just saying, if i were to assume that stephano knew the rules.

stephano types glhf, knowing the rules
play stupid (i didnt know the rules)
smile for the camera

i thought deceiving for joke meant trolling.

On January 15 2013 09:50 DropBear wrote:
Mind gaming is a part of almost every professional sport. The fact that it is denied in starcraft is disappointing.

Plus, typing messages takes away apm you could be using for other things, it can't be THAT much of an advantage

On January 15 2013 11:23 wptlzkwjd wrote:


lol yes. apparently ppp is a calming and undeceptive way of asking or stating a pause in the game. typing only two p's apparently disrupts the time space continuum so badly that it not only disqualifies you from the match but also causes tsunamis, obesity and high crime rates in the US.

On January 15 2013 11:11 oBlade wrote:

Mind games are great when they happen in the game. But it's not like you tune into a chess match to see them making funny faces at each other or insulting each other. The point of having professionals is to see what's the best humans can do against each other with the units in the game, not to watch them spam "u mad" at each other.

On January 15 2013 11:11 oBlade wrote:

Mind games are great when they happen in the game. But it's not like you tune into a chess match to see them making funny faces at each other or insulting each other. The point of having professionals is to see what's the best humans can do against each other with the units in the game, not to watch them spam "u mad" at each other.

On January 15 2013 15:31 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:


No, you don't. Instead, they just hire psychics at each other to distort brain energies and pass coded messages with yogurt.

"In 1978, Anatoly Karpov had a parapsychologist in the audience against his world championship match with Korchnoi in Baguio, Philippines. Korchnoi claimed the parapsychologist was distorting his brain waves. Korchnoi then hired his own psychics to counteract the negative vibrations. During the match, Korchnoi also accused Karpov of cheating by receiving different flavors of yogurt during the game. The different flavors were part of coded instructions that Karpov followed. The arbiter treated the accusation seriously and imposed a fixed time of sending yogurt to Karpov. The flavors had to be in writing from Karpov to the arbiter."

http://www.chessville.com/BillWall/BadLuckCheatingUnderhanded.htm

On January 15 2013 15:31 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:


No, you don't. Instead, they just hire psychics at each other to distort brain energies and pass coded messages with yogurt.

"In 1978, Anatoly Karpov had a parapsychologist in the audience against his world championship match with Korchnoi in Baguio, Philippines. Korchnoi claimed the parapsychologist was distorting his brain waves. Korchnoi then hired his own psychics to counteract the negative vibrations. During the match, Korchnoi also accused Karpov of cheating by receiving different flavors of yogurt during the game. The different flavors were part of coded instructions that Karpov followed. The arbiter treated the accusation seriously and imposed a fixed time of sending yogurt to Karpov. The flavors had to be in writing from Karpov to the arbiter."

http://www.chessville.com/BillWall/BadLuckCheatingUnderhanded.htm

On January 15 2013 17:23 BigFan wrote:

LOL and they actually imposed a fixed time on getting yogurt XD