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Please keep this thread on topic. It's ok to discuss the professionalism of what happened, but don't turn this thread into personal attacks or it will be closed.
FaZe
Profile Blog Joined June 2010
Canada472 Posts
December 13 2011 17:59 GMT
#1021
I think the biggest problem is that sponsors are playing money to have exciting matches played.

If everybody who didn't stand to gain anything threw their matches, there would be a lot less opportunity for a return on investment for the people who are paying for this. If I was running the event, I would have been furious that Nani threw it like that.
"Victory needs no explanation; defeat allows none."
zeru
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
8156 Posts
December 13 2011 17:59 GMT
#1022
--- Nuked ---
iG.Forever
Profile Joined February 2004
Korea (South)148 Posts
December 13 2011 17:59 GMT
#1023
tourney might have been a little flawed but i feel like this tourney was more about publicity of sc2 than anything else. They chose top 10 sc2 players that they believed to be the best and made it so they made sure the top players played each other at least once in their groups. And plus another reason why i think this is for publicity is because Gomtv is bring IU, probably one of the most popular singers atm in korea to perform at the finals. coincidence i think not.
IU <3
hmunkey
Profile Joined August 2010
United Kingdom1973 Posts
December 13 2011 17:59 GMT
#1024
On December 14 2011 02:52 Wipples wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:47 hmunkey wrote:
How is this even a big deal? He was already out.

If a tournament includes matches that do not matter in any way whatsoever, of course people will do bullshit. It just so happens that most pros bullshit in ways that entertain fans more than what Nani did.

If you're knocked out of a tournament, you shouldn't still have to play other pointless games. It's stupid and there's nothing on the line. At the very least use placements for seeding or give prize money to the players based on their performance regardless of how far down the line they are.

Edit: This same stuff happens in every professional sport that has pointless games after the regular season. Look at any football team -- every top player just skips the game and the 2nd and 3rd strings are basically just practicing. Obviously the coaches don't give a shit.

Theres a few things wrong with that Edit. For one the players don't skip. They get fined if they skip. The coach sits them for rookies to play. Also, the teams that are out of the playoffs usually do not sit their stars, they play it out and play to win even if it doesnt matter. When the stars are sat out, it is usually the top teams that do it to avoid injury to their top guys before the important games. Naniwa doesnt have that excuse.

Ok so they don't skip, they sit on the side without wearing their full uniform. Sorry.

And playing a game out to win means you use your best players. If you deliberately keep your stars out, you are no longer playing a game to win. Having bad players try their hardest does not mean a team as a whole is actually taking the game seriously or they wouldn't have fielded their bad players to begin with.

Regardless, my main point was simply that the matches didn't matter at all. Why would Gom keep completely pointless matches in their tourney? It's absolutely absurd and I don't think Nani should be receiving criticism for "throwing a game" that doesn't make any difference. The end result is the same.

If I stole $100 from your wallet and put another $100 in it without you noticing, no one would give a shit. The end result would be the same and the fact that I stole while I replaced wouldn't make any difference.
windsupernova
Profile Joined October 2010
Mexico5280 Posts
December 13 2011 17:59 GMT
#1025
Lol @ people justifying Naniwa quitting because he was cheesed. Lol just no

While I don´t this deserved this kind of crapstorm naniwa is a pro gamer. Time to show the pro in progamer, if he can´t do that then he shouldn´t be surprised when people call him out.

While I don´t really like to talk #esports crap like this is why western esports will never be like Korean esports in BW, Koreans got a serious scene because they expected seriousness and all player and that is why they had esports on TV for 10 years.Again this shows how different we see the whole thing, for Koreans this is a sport where we excpect players to at least give us a show, foreigners see it as just a game where the other guy can just give up as if it was us playing ladder.

Now lets talk about the real losers here, Gomtv and his sponsors who were made look like a joke, Quantic and its sponsors who again, were made look like a joke, the fans who were denied a game. And all because of what? Because naniwa felt like not playing.

Again I am not really upset,I just hope this serves as a growing opportunity for naniwa and western esports in general. Hell I don´t even know why people compare this to real sports, when if in real sports a team refused to show up to the field would be bashed by its fans, hell teams are bashed when they perform badly. This apologist crap does not help anyone
"Its easy, just trust your CPU".-Boxer on being good at games
Subversive
Profile Joined October 2009
Australia2229 Posts
December 13 2011 18:01 GMT
#1026
The GSL removing his spot would be so sweet. Can't see it happening, but it'd be a great wake-up call that his bullshit antics aren't appreciated.

In my mind I compare his attitude to someone like John the translator or the BW commentators. So much endless passion. And then there's people like Naniwa who, when he's on tilt and can't see a dollar sign at the end of it, just pisses on the game and competition.
#1 Great fan ~ // Khan // FlaSh // JangBi // EffOrt //
softan
Profile Joined September 2010
Sweden113 Posts
December 13 2011 18:01 GMT
#1027
There are now two large threads that discusses the EXACT same thing. It's this one and it's the Naniwa Interview thread. Sure the topic is different but the discussion is identical. Is this really necessary?
Squeegy
Profile Joined October 2009
Finland1166 Posts
December 13 2011 18:02 GMT
#1028
On December 14 2011 02:52 hmunkey wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:49 Squeegy wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:34 wei2coolman wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:32 Rassefrasse wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:17 Poisonblack wrote:
I feel sorry for Quantic... lol


I really do too. I would love to have their take on this incident.

In my opinion Naniwa disrespected sports in general. You never see a professional soccer-team ignore the ball during a soccer match just because they cannot pass the group stage.

It's a sportmans duty to play a game if there are resources being spent toward casting the game.

Seriously, why is it after an incident, we have all these 1-5 post nubs posting on TL?

Look, NFL team towards end of the seasons generally send out their bench players for majority of the games, if they don't stand to win anything, (move up in playoff spot, or what not).

I don't see how this is any more different than Naniwa probe rushing...


You count very much as a newbie too.

Then perhaps you should get glasses to help you see better. If Naniwa had played but not used his best strategies, say, something he had prepared for Nestea. That would be comparable to fielding a B-team. The B-teamers will still try their best to win, as this is their chance to shine. In similar way Naniwa could've played a normal game without anything fancy. If the team had hired some bums from the street to wear their jerseys to play the match that would be comparable to what Naniwa did (to a greater extent at least).

If the NFL could, they would hire bums on the street. The thing is, they have a minimum salary and a pretty stringent process to field players, so they're stuck putting their worst players out.

It's basically the same thing -- they put out the guys who they don't consider to be good for anything but practice.

Oh, and there's the whole thing about how those games, as insignificant as they are, still have a slight effect on the team's standing. The Nani/Nestea game literally had no effect on anything and it's idiotic that it even had to be played.


You know very well that they wouldn't. Those games are good practise for the benchwarmers and that is why they are often seen playing such games.

That is a false analogy. Naniwa played not to win at all. The B-teamers will still play to win and despite not being that good, they are quite competent.

It did have effect on Nestea as he wanted revenge and Naniwa even went as far as to taunt him in the interviews.

Why are these points so hard to understand?
Stan: Dude, dolphins are intelligent and friendly. Cartman: Intelligent and friendly on rye bread with some mayonnaise.
Geo.Rion
Profile Blog Joined October 2008
7377 Posts
December 13 2011 18:02 GMT
#1029
On December 14 2011 02:49 Shodanss wrote:
This is a pathetic behavior from someone who want to call himself "Pro".I really hope that Gom bans him from Code S for a year or something.

they didnt ban Bitbyebit for goign marine scv allin five times in a row, so i rather doubt it
"Protoss is a joke" Liquid`Jinro Okt.1. 2011
Secret05
Profile Joined August 2010
United States342 Posts
December 13 2011 18:02 GMT
#1030
I'm so glad complexity got rid of this guy. In his comments he keeps talking about how pointless the game was and pretty much about how selfish he is. He does realize that he is supposed to try his hardest to put out fun and exciting games to watch right? This is the biggest joke move I've ever seen out of a "professional" starcraft 2 player. In my opinion he needs to never be allowed to play in the GSL again and really needs a career change because I don't he's gona continue much farther in starcraft 2. I'm sorry if I'm on a bit of a rant but seriously how does he think this is ok to do? I see naniwa as just one huge liability now....
Michigan Zerg Player
Switchy
Profile Joined June 2011
343 Posts
December 13 2011 18:02 GMT
#1031
Meaningless games like this should be forfeit in the future. Then players wont have to act like they care about it, and we the viewers can move on to games that actually matter.
hmunkey
Profile Joined August 2010
United Kingdom1973 Posts
December 13 2011 18:03 GMT
#1032
On December 14 2011 02:59 iG.Forever wrote:
tourney might have been a little flawed but i feel like this tourney was more about publicity of sc2 than anything else. They chose top 10 sc2 players that they believed to be the best and made it so they made sure the top players played each other at least once in their groups. And plus another reason why i think this is for publicity is because Gomtv is bring IU, probably one of the most popular singers atm in korea to perform at the finals. coincidence i think not.

If that's the case, the tourney is a marketing tool. Pay every player based on their performance then -- you know, the same way all ads pay actors.

At least that way the game's result wouldn't have been 100% worthless since there would be some money on the line. As it stands, the game shouldn't have even been in the tourney.

FWIW: I think Nani was being an asshole, but that shouldn't really matter. We should use this opportunity to address a bigger issue than one player acting stupid.
Klondikebar
Profile Joined October 2011
United States2227 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-12-13 18:05:02
December 13 2011 18:03 GMT
#1033
IdrA said it best:

"dont have meaningless matches if you want players to take them seriously."

People need to get over themselves on this one. When there's no incentive to perform well, why the hell would a player waste valuable time and energy?

Naniwa is a results driven player. When there are no more results within his grasp, it should come as no surprise to anyone that he stops trying. I don't really blame him either. He's kept us all well informed about why he plays Starcraft 2 and why he practices (hint: he wants to win).
#2throwed
Subversive
Profile Joined October 2009
Australia2229 Posts
December 13 2011 18:04 GMT
#1034
On December 14 2011 03:02 Geo.Rion wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:49 Shodanss wrote:
This is a pathetic behavior from someone who want to call himself "Pro".I really hope that Gom bans him from Code S for a year or something.

they didnt ban Bitbyebit for goign marine scv allin five times in a row, so i rather doubt it

Dude won a tonne of games doing that. They were designed to win and they did. When they stopped winning, he was knocked out. Nothing similar to Naniwa at all.
#1 Great fan ~ // Khan // FlaSh // JangBi // EffOrt //
HolyArrow
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
United States7116 Posts
December 13 2011 18:04 GMT
#1035
On December 14 2011 02:56 Subversive wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:54 HolyArrow wrote:
I agree that professionalism is definitely a virtue and that Naniwa should have at least tried to put on a better show (although admittedly, the resulting controversy from this is ironically a good deal more entertaining than just watching a 4gate would have been), but I also can easily see where people like Naniwa and IdrA (and perhaps a few other pros as well) are coming from when they say that it's difficult to have the mentality to play at your best in meaningless games. As in many cases where something goes wrong, I don't think the fault lies solely with Naniwa, and we must also acknowledge that a format that has players play "meaningless" games is a flawed one from the point of view of quite a few people. Would it be so hard for people to put their heads together and come up with some awesome tournament format that gets rid of this issue?

The thing is, the game was only meaningless to him. Getting to show you can beat one of the best in the world in a rematch is important to most people (players included). Guy has no respect or class.


I agree that from the standpoint of one's prestige/respect as a player, a game is never truly "meaningless", and that many people share this viewpoint, but it's important to empathize with people who see things more pragmatically (i.e in terms of tournament winnings and such). I still hold that there's no reason why GOM or any other tournament for that matter can't come up with formats that simply prevent players from feeling like a match is meaningless. Then, players have no excuse to not always give it their all (when there's real hope of a comeback of sorts rather than seeing that they're 0-3 in this group format style and knowing that absolutely nothing will save them). Tournaments will also likely suffer less embarrassing spectacles like this, and viewers will be happier with the better games that are produced overall.

Everybody wins.
Dexington
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
Canada7276 Posts
December 13 2011 18:05 GMT
#1036
On December 14 2011 03:02 Geo.Rion wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:49 Shodanss wrote:
This is a pathetic behavior from someone who want to call himself "Pro".I really hope that Gom bans him from Code S for a year or something.

they didnt ban Bitbyebit for goign marine scv allin five times in a row, so i rather doubt it


HAHAHAHA what?

He was WINNING with that strategy. Naniwa can't win past bronze with a probe rush.
"Man you guys are missing out waving your stats dicks about instead of watching this pvp" - bbm
Lorch
Profile Joined June 2011
Germany3682 Posts
December 13 2011 18:05 GMT
#1037
Please what? Why the fuck does this cause an uproar? The game didn't matter whatsoever and he threw it. I don't see the problem here. All nestea had to do was a move his drones, free win for him I don't see why that would upset anyone. Did anyone bitch about bitbybit doing that shit all the time in games that actually mattered?
Neither nestea nor naniwa got anything from that game the only bad thing I could see is that the fans didn't get to see an epic pvz, but got damn it both are players first and that game didn't matter at all, hell I would have probably done the same or done some stupid cheese.
mordk
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
Chile8385 Posts
December 13 2011 18:06 GMT
#1038
On December 14 2011 03:05 Lorch wrote:
Please what? Why the fuck does this cause an uproar? The game didn't matter whatsoever and he threw it. I don't see the problem here. All nestea had to do was a move his drones, free win for him I don't see why that would upset anyone. Did anyone bitch about bitbybit doing that shit all the time in games that actually mattered?
Neither nestea nor naniwa got anything from that game the only bad thing I could see is that the fans didn't get to see an epic pvz, but got damn it both are players first and that game didn't matter at all, hell I would have probably done the same or done some stupid cheese.

Hahahaha lol.. Bitbybit actually was trying to win those games... And it actually worked out pretty damn fine for him
Subversive
Profile Joined October 2009
Australia2229 Posts
December 13 2011 18:06 GMT
#1039
On December 14 2011 03:04 HolyArrow wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:56 Subversive wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:54 HolyArrow wrote:
I agree that professionalism is definitely a virtue and that Naniwa should have at least tried to put on a better show (although admittedly, the resulting controversy from this is ironically a good deal more entertaining than just watching a 4gate would have been), but I also can easily see where people like Naniwa and IdrA (and perhaps a few other pros as well) are coming from when they say that it's difficult to have the mentality to play at your best in meaningless games. As in many cases where something goes wrong, I don't think the fault lies solely with Naniwa, and we must also acknowledge that a format that has players play "meaningless" games is a flawed one from the point of view of quite a few people. Would it be so hard for people to put their heads together and come up with some awesome tournament format that gets rid of this issue?

The thing is, the game was only meaningless to him. Getting to show you can beat one of the best in the world in a rematch is important to most people (players included). Guy has no respect or class.


I agree that from the standpoint of one's prestige/respect as a player, a game is never truly "meaningless", and that many people share this viewpoint, but it's important to empathize with people who see things more pragmatically (i.e in terms of tournament winnings and such). I still hold that there's no reason why GOM or any other tournament for that matter can't come up with formats that simply prevent players from feeling like a match is meaningless. Then, players have no excuse to not always give it their all (when there's real hope of a comeback of sorts rather than seeing that they're 0-3 in this group format style and knowing that absolutely nothing will save them). Tournaments will also likely suffer less embarrassing spectacles like this, and viewers will be happier with the better games that are produced overall.

Everybody wins.

Agreed, he should have won something more, the format wasn't thought out. Having said that, players do showmatches all the time with little financially on the line (not to mention he's already being paid to play these matches). At the least he could have gone a quirky strategy, made it fun for the fans. This is the difference between someone like Boxer and someone like Naniwa. And it is a big difference.
#1 Great fan ~ // Khan // FlaSh // JangBi // EffOrt //
Chytilova
Profile Joined December 2011
United States790 Posts
December 13 2011 18:07 GMT
#1040
On December 14 2011 02:42 mordk wrote:
Show nested quote +
On December 14 2011 02:41 wei2coolman wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:40 grobo wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:39 ArcticRaven wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:36 wei2coolman wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:33 Chessz wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:30 Squeegy wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:19 kafkaesque wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:18 aebriol wrote:
On December 14 2011 02:16 kafkaesque wrote:
Oh Jesus, how is this still going on?

Why do you guys care so much about such an inane thing?
Do you feel cheated out of 10 minutes of Starcraft?

Give that guy a fucking break...

a lot of people gave him a break after MLG, which in my eyes wasn't really deserved, no reason to let him get away with acting like an idiot all the time.

You punish bad behavior because you don't want everyone to act like that. It's that simple.

I would expect him to get some sort of punishment, and whatever it is, I agree with it.


Again, how exactly does it bother you?
I what way does he hurt anyone by throwing away a completely meaningless game?


Since this comment is particularly dumb I will respond. It was a grudge match. Nestea wanted revenge and Naniwa had taunted him beforehand. Nestea loses. Many fans wanted to see the grudge match. Many fans lose. It is also a matter of respect. It is a type of privilege to play on that stage. You show respect to it by playing your matches and at least trying to some extent. Is it really that much to ask that you show by play using a standard strategy (thus not giving away any strategical advantage in the futuregames) for some twenty minutes? Naniwa is only getting what he is asking for. People dislike him for a reason. It's not like they just randomly chose to bully him.


Not to mention GOMTV has payed him to play the round robin.

Hahahaha the irony, maybe you should also have a giant shit storm for Naniwa's other 3 games, in which he was CHEESED the fuck out by everyone else. The second he tries to do a 7probe rush, there's a giant shit storm!? lolololol, maybe the contract should say "you're being paid to play MACRO games, or games LONGER than 7 minutes". Naniwa obviously on tilt, maybe next time he'll just 4gate rather than 7 probe rush, and everyone will be happy... lol.


Not exaclty the same. He didn't cheese. He elaborately ragequitted the tournament. You seem to have lost the point.


How does one quit a tournament you are already out of?

point. game. match.

You go to NesTea and GOM and say, "I want to forfeit". It's pretty simple actually, it's called TALKING!


QFT. If Nani didn't want to play because he was upset he should have said something. Letting people think a legitimate game was going to happen then just (basically) leave the game isn't right.
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