EPT[Spoilers] Ruby and KeSPA - Page 3
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deL
Australia5540 Posts
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Ideas
United States8173 Posts
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iloahz
United States964 Posts
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Batibot
Philippines348 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
On April 16 2009 21:19 BWdero wrote: Wait, KeSPA plans to adress the issue of people prematurely GGing by reducing the number of ways a GG can be said? That makes no sense whatsoever. | ||
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Scaramanga
Australia8093 Posts
Uhh i think it was hyuk that said ggyo vs skyhigh when he lost, i think hes gonna get penalised too | ||
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
<Opponent losing badly> Opponent: gg Winner: ww FORFEIT LOSS | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
What? .. So he meant to say GG, thereby giving up, but accidently wrote ww (same fucking thing)? And they are punishing him with a forfeit loss instead of a loss? I don't get it? Pretty much any interpretation of it is retarded tho, who gives a flying fuck if he says good game, gg or zizi. | ||
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BWdero
Netherlands476 Posts
On April 16 2009 23:40 konadora wrote: I'm not complaining about whatever punishment they are giving out. I'm complaining over the logic of this rule. Seriously, if KeSPA wants to discourage premature GGing a freaking 'If you prematurely GG you will suffer a forfeit loss' rule would make way more sense then this bullshit. I seriously don't understand what the hell KeSPA is doing. | ||
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Apex
United States7227 Posts
I can see it now, the OSL Grand Finals, Player x is winning in an epic Game 5 clash. Player Y types out after losing the last epic battle and player x responds with a "ww/zizi/etc." Player x instantly forfeit loses, robbing him of his OSL 1st Place while giving Player Y a win that wasn't deserved. ITS PERFECT YEAH! EDIT: DAMN I was beaten to the punch by fusionsdf.  | ||
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Hammy
France828 Posts
How dumb. | ||
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Polemarch
Canada1564 Posts
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
On April 17 2009 00:49 Apex wrote: WTF they all mean the same thing in the end. Pointless rule is pointless. I can see it now, the OSL Grand Finals, Player x is winning in an epic Game 5 clash. Player Y types out after losing the last epic battle and player x responds with a "ww/zizi/etc." Player x instantly forfeit loses, robbing him of his OSL 1st Place while giving Player Y a win that wasn't deserved. ITS PERFECT YEAH! EDIT: DAMN I was beaten to the punch by fusionsdf. Well thats why you don't reply back to opponents "gg". Why would you? he typed and most likely already gone that game and camera is not showing game anymore. So for winner I see no point typing "gg" and losing game if typing it wrong. | ||
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piratebay
United States399 Posts
On April 17 2009 01:04 Polemarch wrote: new strat: lose the game, then when most people would normally tap out, request a pause with "ppp". hope your opponent responds "ww" and thus forfeits the game. this. my god, kespa is fucking retarded. | ||
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ramen247
United States1256 Posts
On April 17 2009 00:56 Hammy wrote: This is really stupid. Why do they even bother with this? Is it because they're afraid people will write disrespectful stuff? What about the winning player dancing around the losing player to ridicule him? And the winning player drawing a pylon shaped heart in the center of the map? :p How dumb. dancing is not allowed anymore. | ||
alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66364 Posts
Yeah, KeSPA is slowly poisoning and constricting the growth of e-sports. | ||
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
Savior is too good for rules, he'll dance in two days. | ||
NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
All other esports I've attended still allow ceremonies/opening ceremonies and other entertainment. Dungeon and Fighter has toned itself down slightly, but the players still do a lot of funny things like dress up in costumes (heck 4th league had a whole team dressed as women!) do dances and use props. It's a million times more interesting to shoot than a player bowing -_- It's also a million times more entertaining to watch live than a player bowing - yes it's nice to see sportsmanship and create a nice atmosphere in gaming events, but the rivalry, the competition and the tension that ceremonies perfectly illustrated were also a big part of the fun and diversity of the scene here in Korea. It's only been a year, but at some events I do feel myself thinking - I miss the old days. | ||
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