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While I understand that there's a need to discuss this matter, this thread has way too many trash posts in it. Please think carefully about what you want to say. Ad hominem attacks on Swedish people in general, calling you fellow Starcraft fans idiots etc etc will be dealt with with harsher punishment from here on out. Keep it civil people.
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On December 15 2011 02:04 zala2023 wrote:only play seriously when theres potential money to be made does not care about his fans, when theres no money on the line, goes for random probe rush What a bunch of bullshit... He didn't think there was any point in playing since there was no chance of advancing for any of them.
Keep making stuff up though, it's amusing.
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On December 15 2011 02:02 QuasarStarcraft wrote: Ok first off since everyone is going into other sports, in the NFL usually when a team has lost the game (its a blow out) they will try to end the game by running the ball. This is obviously not trying to win as being down 20 points is not recovered from running the ball with little time left. Near the end of the season when guaranteed playoffs or home-field advantage teams have no incentive to win (none at all), this leads to most if not all first-string(starting) players getting the day off (again not trying to win).
In my opinion GOM should not take away Naniwa's Code S spot. It in my opinion is a slap in the face to the "League Exchange" where I believe that "abusive behavior" rule was taken to the most extreme you can possibly take a rule in applying it to something it doesn't apply to. The point of this was GOM feeling pressure from the Korean culture and populace to do something about Naniwa "throwing" a game, even though there is no specific rule and what Naniwa did wasn't illegal. This shows that if GOM doesn't like you, or doesn't like something you did they can take whatever action they want regardless of any rules or agreements
tl;dr Other sports do this IMO GOM reacted to pressure and not to a rule being broken GOM set precedent if they don't like what you did can do whatever they want Naniwa should be awarded the Code S spot he rightfully earned
It happens in all sports around the world, an Australian football team in the last match of the 2011 Ladder season rested only 4 of their key players because they were guaranteed 1st, and were thrashed hard! Though they didn't intentionally throw the game, they just fielded a weaker team.
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Seriously are you entertainded(Glad inc) by seeing GSL full of koreans who have the exact same haircut, body shape, way of talking and mannerism? When Bomber and MC BM they are "unique" and "funny". When a foreigner like Naniwa does the thumbs down he gets booed at MLG and then he gets a severe punishment for "dissing" as some have called it a korean player?
Haha such a huuuuge amount of hypocrisy. "You do not probe rush a korean player because it was considered disrespectful. THEY WHAT is MC´s thumbs down, Bombers Shannanigans and all who make manner mules/nexi?
That is of course allowed and they don´t get shit for that but when a foreigner does not take a game seriously he gets punished in less than 24h!? Jesus what an organisation
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On December 15 2011 01:42 MorroW wrote: but dont you guys agree in general making a rule where if a game doesnt matter, player should be allowed to request for walkover? or do you prefer them to be forced to play a game that doesnt matter? because this to me is far more important discussion than whatever else happened here
a rule like this to me, makes perfect sense It's one game. Just play it for the fans, it's really not that big a deal. Small price to pay for being able to participate in the biggest tournament in the world.
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Eh, punishment probably fits the misdeed. At least it's not a ban on him being able to qualify for future GSL seasons. I wonder how this will affect Naniwa's motivation and commitment to train in Korea.
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On December 15 2011 02:00 krisss wrote: Finally NaNi gets what he deserves. Hopefully he learns a lesson, and grows up sometime. Watching NaNiwa always felt like watching a 12-year old child play. Finally someone does sth against such unprofessional behavior.
I don't see how he needs to grow up. He acts the way he wants, which isn't inappropriate. People get way to over sensitive over dumb stuff. I'd much prefer to play sports against someone who wants to play seriously than someone who is going to play half arsed. So for him to just give up on something he didn't want to do just saved me seeing a shity game.
I was disappointed though, because I wanted to see Naniwa vs Nestea. But if both players have absolutely nothing to play for, is it really unexpected when one doesn't want to play?
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On December 15 2011 02:06 SC2NeCro wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2011 02:01 iky43210 wrote:On December 15 2011 02:00 oogieogie wrote:On December 15 2011 01:56 iky43210 wrote:On December 15 2011 01:53 Shalaiyn wrote:On December 15 2011 01:46 iky43210 wrote:On December 15 2011 01:45 Fjodorov wrote: The main point here is that Naniwa is being punished for breaking a rule that doesnt exist. Its simply unprofessional practice by GOM. match fixing is a rule that doesn't exist now? Don't talk about terms you obviously have no idea about what they mean. Match fix: occurs as a match is played to a completely or partially pre-determined result. tell me which part of Naniwa's action was not match fixing Naniwa wasn't going to throw the match if he won the other matchs or if nestea won the other matchs? Also this is more to just throwing a match not match fixing at all. throwing a match is match fixing... Except both of them were out of the tournament, so what were they trying to fix, huh? You are still match-fixing. Doesn't mean it's a malicious sAviOr type of thing, but by definition it's match-fixing.
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On December 15 2011 02:06 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2011 02:01 iky43210 wrote:On December 15 2011 02:00 oogieogie wrote:On December 15 2011 01:56 iky43210 wrote:On December 15 2011 01:53 Shalaiyn wrote:On December 15 2011 01:46 iky43210 wrote:On December 15 2011 01:45 Fjodorov wrote: The main point here is that Naniwa is being punished for breaking a rule that doesnt exist. Its simply unprofessional practice by GOM. match fixing is a rule that doesn't exist now? Don't talk about terms you obviously have no idea about what they mean. Match fix: occurs as a match is played to a completely or partially pre-determined result. tell me which part of Naniwa's action was not match fixing Naniwa wasn't going to throw the match if he won the other matchs or if nestea won the other matchs? Also this is more to just throwing a match not match fixing at all. throwing a match is match fixing... No, because match-fixing (in the illegal sense) means that there was a reason for doing so, like moving the opponent up through the tournament, or making some money off the outcome. There was absolutely no benefit whatsoever for what Naniwa did. He didn't cheat, nor did his throwing of the match affect the tournament. All it did is frustrate the people who wanted to watch a full game.
you don't need to gain something in order for a match to be fixed. Match fixing simply means a match played to a pre-determined result. Benefits, reasons, etc have nothing to do with the term match fixing.
Anyway, it wasn't for completely meaningless. It sorts out the rank between Nestea and Naniwa
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Err that's a load of bullshit, top finisher at MLG always gets Code S seed, why would it be any diffrent at providence?
GOM covering up their ass...
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On December 15 2011 02:02 Holloworb wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2011 01:53 MorroW wrote:On December 15 2011 01:45 Govou wrote:On December 15 2011 01:42 MorroW wrote: but dont you guys agree in general making a rule where if a game doesnt matter, player should be allowed to request for walkover? or do you prefer them to be forced to play a game that doesnt matter? because this to me is far more important discussion than whatever else happened here
a rule like this to me, makes perfect sense when the money and sponsors are involved you dont get to chose which games you dont want to play as a player. if it is scheduled, and if you are paid, you should play. and at least make in plausible. do you watch world cup? I guess you dont well as a player, again, i would never want to act a game for my fans. would make me feel like a fraud. plus i would never want to watch or hear that flash (who i am fan of) would be forced to act a game that doesnt matter but if you sign the contract and make it clear with the tournament admins that you HAVE to play ALL games, then this was wrong by naniwa. but we get into these iffy situations at times because of the tournament organisation, and their format doesnt make it clear to the players what they have to do when they sign up for the tournament. if gsl said in beforehand "naniwa, even if you lose 0-3 and some other guy lose 0-3, you still have to play your game against him even if the game doesnt matter at all, try to make the game look good okok?". so agreeing to these things in beforehand is the orgas responsibility, not the players if naniwa knew this would revoke his code S, im 110% sure he wouldnt probe rush. but the orga failed to "warn" him or make it clear to him about the conditions which is the reason all this happened in the first place. that is why i think it was wrong for gsl to point the finger at naniwa and punish him. that is why i think its the tournament orgas to blame, not the player I understand your reasoning MorroW., but i can't say I agree. You can't get explicitly warned about everything you aren't alowed to or shouldn't do in this world. Everyone is making sport analogies in this thread because thats what you should be comparing yourselves to. Lets say that Djurdgården and AIK met for the final match of the season, there's nothing on the line, all the spots in the league has been decided. So one team decides they dont want to play, they keep score on their own goal etc. You really think there wouldn't have been repercussions?
Again the fotball... They would both use their B-teams with unexperienced players whom have everything to gain from showing off their skills to coaches, talent scouts etc. thus making the match count - for the players. And thus this analogy fails - again.
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On December 15 2011 02:07 ChowChillaCharlie wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2011 02:04 zala2023 wrote:only play seriously when theres potential money to be made does not care about his fans, when theres no money on the line, goes for random probe rush What a bunch of bullshit... He didn't think there was any point in playing since there was no chance of advancing for any of them. Keep making stuff up though, it's amusing.
yeah, with all the effort the producers put in, with the audience watching, the opponent practicing, hundreds of progamers wishing they could get a televised match vs someone like nestea, there's definitely nothing at stake here since there's no money at stake.
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This argument about Nani is getting nowhere. Do you truly believe that NaNiwa is awarded code S because he won the second place in MLG? If so then you guys are WRONG!! The reason he's playing in Blizzard Cup is because he was invited to do so. You people know that two players can be invited to participate in Code S with the help of sponsorship right? NaNiwa is just one of many foreigners who are considered to be sponsored to participate in Code S. Who would sponsor someone who just don't want to play at ALL?
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Hmm. Mixed feelings about this but I hope this teaches naniwa to manner up at least.
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On December 15 2011 02:03 Fischbacher wrote: You know, plenty of sports force athletes to play meaningless games. Dead rubbers in Tennis team tournaments, bottom-fender NFL games, consolation rounds in the Olympics (yes, a lot of sports in the Olympics make people play out non-medal positions)... when you're payed to play a game you play it, even if the outcome doesn't matter to you. That's what being a professional means. The only real excuse for dropping out / not trying in those kind of situations are injury.
And not being able to play a good game in those situations is bs. Dead games in the FIFA world cup tend to be quite decent, the third place games in those world cups tend to be even better than the final (see: Uruguay vs Germany) and a lot of Olympic B-finals tend to be quite entertaining (the B-final of the men's 5000m relay, which only had two teams due to a disqualification, was actually a sick two way race). Point being that athletes play excellent meaningless games all the time. NaNiwa has no excuse.
Teams play prospects sit out star athletes to see what they got.
Teams are so down and out and lack complete confidence. When the game becomes a blowout, some players retire. How much fight you have left?
Some players don't show up for whatever reason (lack of confidence, not meshing with players, don't like the coaching philosophy). Blah, blah, blah.
Shall I continue?
Amateur sports are a bit different than professional sports. Especially Olympics. Way more to it. Lots of athletes want to know where they stand in the world and it varies from event to event. In some cases you have no choice in certain races, or if the judging is based on a measurement. So yeah, not necessarily the best comparison.
You want the top players to compete at their highest level there should always be something more on the line.
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On December 15 2011 02:05 Fus wrote: I still love you Naniwa! :D I think he did nothing wrong, it was a failure in GOMs match system. Pointless games is pointless.
Any game with audience is not pointless. In this case even with production crew, and last thing you were paid to play it.
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On December 15 2011 02:08 haffy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2011 02:00 krisss wrote: Finally NaNi gets what he deserves. Hopefully he learns a lesson, and grows up sometime. Watching NaNiwa always felt like watching a 12-year old child play. Finally someone does sth against such unprofessional behavior. I don't see how he needs to grow up. He acts the way he wants, which isn't inappropriate. People get way to over sensitive over dumb stuff. I'd much prefer to play sports against someone who wants to play seriously than someone who is going to play half arsed. So for him to just give up on something he didn't want to do just saved me seeing a shity game. I was disappointed though, because I wanted to see Naniwa vs Nestea. But if both players have absolutely nothing to play for, is it really unexpected when one doesn't want to play?
It is inappropriate given the situation he was in. " He acts the way he wants, which isn't inappropriate" is pretty much against social structure.
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On December 15 2011 02:08 haffy wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2011 02:00 krisss wrote: Finally NaNi gets what he deserves. Hopefully he learns a lesson, and grows up sometime. Watching NaNiwa always felt like watching a 12-year old child play. Finally someone does sth against such unprofessional behavior. I don't see how he needs to grow up. He acts the way he wants, which isn't inappropriate. People get way to over sensitive over dumb stuff. I'd much prefer to play sports against someone who wants to play seriously than someone who is going to play half arsed. So for him to just give up on something he didn't want to do just saved me seeing a shity game. I was disappointed though, because I wanted to see Naniwa vs Nestea. But if both players have absolutely nothing to play for, is it really unexpected when one doesn't want to play? what do you mean by "nothing to play for"? last time i checked most progamers cared about their fans and want to show their best efforts to their fans and people who supported them? instead naniwa derped around, and now his image took a nosedive
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On December 15 2011 02:09 Ninjahoe wrote: Err that's a load of bullshit, top finisher at MLG always gets Code S seed, why would it be any diffrent at providence?
GOM covering up their ass...
Oh my god do you even read posts or do you just blindly slap the keyboard and hope for the best?
GOM didn't send any korean invites to providence. Hence, they also didn't give out any Code S invites.
Thats how the partnership worked.
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When IdrA left the GSL mid season, no one gave two thoughts about it. There wasn´t a 230+ page thread on Team Liquid and GOM didn´t ban IdrA from GSL. Now Nani drops a meaningless game and there is this shit storm. I really can´t understand.
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Lol... sad that is necessary : (
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