EPTHaha, this one word reply got me laughing a lot, actually, lol... "NAW".
Question, I thought ImAtTheBeach was in Aruba, and you were in the States..?
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SynC[gm]
United States3127 Posts
Haha, this one word reply got me laughing a lot, actually, lol... "NAW". Question, I thought ImAtTheBeach was in Aruba, and you were in the States..? | ||
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Jealous
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On July 22 2013 00:01 SynC[gm] wrote: Haha, this one word reply got me laughing a lot, actually, lol... "NAW". Question, I thought ImAtTheBeach was in Aruba, and you were in the States..? Naw | ||
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Dazed.
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I beat sentenal 2-0. | ||
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ImAtTheBeacH
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On July 22 2013 04:55 Dazed_Spy wrote: Oh, ro16 is suppose to be reported in here too? + Show Spoiler + I beat sentenal 2-0. + Show Spoiler + I was looking forward to a rematch in the quarterfinals possibly, but I am not even allowed to play my game lol. Uber lameness to the maximum. -_- See y'all in DRTL Season 5. I guess that coming on time in an online game is more important than real life family matters. Beats me.... @RedAxis: born in Aruba, so that's the country I want to represent. I live in USA for college studies now! | ||
Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On July 22 2013 05:11 ImAtTheBeacH wrote: + Show Spoiler + I was looking forward to a rematch in the quarterfinals possibly, but I am not even allowed to play my game lol. Uber lameness to the maximum. -_- See y'all in DRTL Season 5. I guess that coming on time in an online game is more important than real life family matters. Beats me.... Well, the fact that you choose family matters over an online game means you made the better choice in the long run. | ||
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ImAtTheBeacH
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On July 22 2013 05:16 Nagisama wrote: Well, the fact that you choose family matters over an online game means you made the better choice in the long run. Of course but I really wanted to give it a shot at a D ranks individual tournament, and getting "eliminated" without a fair game was not what I expected. I believe I'm extremely flexible when it comes to letting people reschedule their games with me & as mentioned, have showed up on time for every match before yesterday. Karma ain't fair. T_T | ||
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Dazed.
Canada3301 Posts
On July 22 2013 05:11 ImAtTheBeacH wrote: + Show Spoiler ++ Show Spoiler + I was looking forward to a rematch in the quarterfinals possibly, but I am not even allowed to play my game lol. Uber lameness to the maximum. -_- See y'all in DRTL Season 5. I guess that coming on time in an online game is more important than real life family matters. Beats me.... @RedAxis: born in Aruba, so that's the country I want to represent. I live in USA for college studies now! I was looking forward to the same, too bad how things turned out.  | ||
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KaiGreene
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Jealous
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ghrur
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Jealous
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ImAtTheBeacH
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I understand that you are busy with your life, but to say that "when it was not his decision to not come on time" is a little ridiculous on your part. I'm sorry, but you're not the only one with a "real life". I had to come back home after dealing with some intense family bullshit that kind of fucked up the entire process of me showing up by 2 PM. But whatever, good luck in the rest of the tournament. To the administrators of the league: Please indicate that a walkover was claimed, and not a 0-2 loss defeat. | ||
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tonight
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SynC[gm]
United States3127 Posts
If I can input my own opinion... The fact that ghrur took a walkover is extremely unfortunate, because as a spectator, I really wanted to watch the two play. But, there's always two sides to this. One side, a player was willing to wait past the deadline, out of the own goodness of his heart, and waited long enough that it interfered with his own personal matters. The other side, it was unexpected and it was a personal matter, which should be excused in that family matter should come over a computer game. Unfortunately, rules are rules, and as ImAtTheBeach didn't show up on time, ghrur is allowed to take the walkover, and it's his decision to reschedule, although it looks like he's busy on Monday, which means that that would be past the deadline in which Ro16 should all be played. And also, don't forget to turn in reps at drits5@yahoo.com I hope Arca and icedraco have played their games... | ||
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ImAtTheBeacH
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RedAxis: I mean when the results are actually input, for future reference. Thank you | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
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EchOne
United States2906 Posts
On July 22 2013 09:30 Jealous wrote: Not saying what you did was against the rules, I'm saying that your hitherto "I don't have any free time" excuse for refusing a reschedule is not as plausible as "I don't feel like playing because I showed up on time and he didn't" or "I waited 30 minutes but was unwilling to wait 40" or "I feel like taking a free win because I can,": etc. His "excuse" is not "plausible"? He already outlined specifically every obligation interfering with his schedule (every one of which he conquered temporarily for Beach's sake), so if all you have to say is that the things he needs to do are not "plausible" I guess we just have issues with trust or reality. All your other quotes are hypothetical motivations, but no evidence or fact connects ghrur to such assumptions at all. Unless you produce an actual argument that ghrur is out to take free wins or whatever, all this talk is pointless trash. "Unwilling to wait 40" also seems to frame the issue in terms of... ghrur being stingy with 10 minutes. That deflects discussion from the larger issue of: ghrur already sacrificed upwards of an hour for nothing. He can't play Starcraft at his residence, so he had to commute to a different location just to play this. He has no obligation, moral-wise/rule-wise/courtesy-wise or whatever, to cater to the whims of someone who already stood him up for an hour. | ||
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ImAtTheBeacH
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Jealous
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On July 22 2013 11:05 EchOne wrote: His "excuse" is not "plausible"? He already outlined specifically every obligation interfering with his schedule (every one of which he conquered temporarily for Beach's sake), so if all you have to say is that the things he needs to do are not "plausible" I guess we just have issues with trust or reality. All your other quotes are hypothetical motivations, but no evidence or fact connects ghrur to such assumptions at all. Unless you produce an actual argument that ghrur is out to take free wins or whatever, all this talk is pointless trash. "Unwilling to wait 40" also seems to frame the issue in terms of... ghrur being stingy with 10 minutes. That deflects discussion from the larger issue of: ghrur already sacrificed upwards of an hour for nothing. He can't play Starcraft at his residence, so he had to commute to a different location just to play this. He has no obligation, moral-wise/rule-wise/courtesy-wise or whatever, to cater to the whims of someone who already stood him up for an hour. I didn't know that last part... I guess that takes it out of my ability to appreciate the situation, since I'd never sign up for a tour (which has PP and other such potential issues, as demonstrated by season upon season of DRTL and DRIT), without consistent internet access :/ | ||
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t0ssboy
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