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what the fuck is going on boys i think eieio is out of control
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all eieio's fault .. clearly trying to single handedly ruin this thread xD xD
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I felt it was an improvement.
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Old MacDonald had a script... eieio...
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On July 08 2015 05:01 IntoTheheart wrote:
Old MacDonald had a script... eieio...
ugh i wanted to post that should have thought of this faster
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On July 08 2015 05:02 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 05:01 IntoTheheart wrote:
Old MacDonald had a script... eieio... ugh i wanted to post that should have thought of this faster
I was stumped for a while as well on that one. Just a matter of luck.
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I feel like the quality of that post is almost report worthy, but not 100%
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On July 08 2015 05:03 IntoTheheart wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 05:02 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 05:01 IntoTheheart wrote:
Old MacDonald had a script... eieio... ugh i wanted to post that should have thought of this faster I was stumped for a while as well on that one. Just a matter of luck.
you could have taken this opportunity to say "gottem" or "rekt" or flamed me some other way
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On July 08 2015 05:04 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 05:03 IntoTheheart wrote:On July 08 2015 05:02 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 05:01 IntoTheheart wrote:
Old MacDonald had a script... eieio... ugh i wanted to post that should have thought of this faster I was stumped for a while as well on that one. Just a matter of luck. you could have taken this opportunity to say "gottem" or "rekt" or flamed me some other way
I think that there's enough flame on the internet. My contribution to it wouldn't have been worthwhile.
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TIL my amount of dank memeing is directly proportional to how long it takes my code to build
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On July 08 2015 04:45 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 04:39 andyrau wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose as long as they secure their spot in the playoffs or get seeded nicely for the TI contenders) w/e but i'll take it as long as they keep the 16 b01's before main event 'teams playing for 15m aren't going to take games seriously' ok dude lol if the games doesn't have any risk to their status into the event why not ? they could play mindgames against those teams and try to get a read on how they draft while not revealing anything themselves ? and if it's for the better of how they will get deeper into the tournament why not fuck around the group stages where teams can analyse you . didn't chinese teams do that on scrims against other teams cause games doesn't have any risk .. they have been successful about it even if the tournament is for 15 million if it's not the match that will decide your fate for the tournament why not try to get an advantage if the cost is to simply fuck around the group stages Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 04:44 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:38 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:32 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose) the teams took the ti2 and ti3 round robin stages seriously, and the matches there were equally irrelevant by your standards under the ti4 format there was no reason for arrow gaming or na'vi us to take any matches seriously after day 2 but they still did as well this is TI teams aren't just going to joke around i don't believe it from what i've seen between TI3 groups( where whatever team alliance would just give up after a lead but during TI4 there were many times where teams wouldn't just give up until the throne is dead cause every game counted ) it'll still end up as "oh we lost it's ok lets count this as practice for the main event" even if it's TI cause you know there's no real threat for the championship contending teams since they will most likely get a nice seed spot into the main event. It'll turn out into some kind of "feel the other teams" event rather than something serious where they have to play their hearts out. TI3 alliance went 14-0 during the group stages dude sure they did but VG also got a 12-3 at the end of group stages and all the teams they faced will have surely took it seriously and threw everything they got cause it's for elimination ..and not "oh they are rolling oh well even if we had the slighest chance of hope lets just abandon that so that we can save energy we are not gonna get eliminated by it anyways" The thing is that half the time in that kind of group stages even at the start of the game the idea that "they can give up" and not try their hardest cause they aren't risking anything unless they are one of the last placing teams. That doesn't give the best competitive environment.
TI4 had its fair share of matches where the outcome was irrelevant for one or both of the teams, but teams still tried, even then
Teams who don't take the group stage matches seriously are risking their seeding in the main event, which is still very important. Getting seeded into the upper bracket at TI3 meant you were one BO3 away from getting into the top8; if the prize pool distribution at TI5 is the same as last year top8 is where the big jump in prize money occurs
there's 3 years of TI tournaments that provide counter-examples to your argument of "teams won't try or take matches as seriously as they should"
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On July 08 2015 05:06 eieio wrote:
TIL my amount of dank memeing is directly proportional to how long it takes my code to build
thats pretty standard tbh
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On July 08 2015 04:57 goody153 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 04:53 andyrau wrote:On July 08 2015 04:45 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:39 andyrau wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose as long as they secure their spot in the playoffs or get seeded nicely for the TI contenders) w/e but i'll take it as long as they keep the 16 b01's before main event 'teams playing for 15m aren't going to take games seriously' ok dude lol if the games doesn't have any risk to their status into the event why not ? they could play mindgames against those teams and try to get a read on how they draft while not revealing anything themselves ? and if it's for the better of how they will get deeper into the tournament why not fuck around the group stages where teams can analyse you . didn't chinese teams do that on scrims against other teams cause games doesn't have any risk .. they have been successful about it even if the tournament is for 15 million if it's not the match that will decide your fate for the tournament why not try to get an advantage if the cost is to simply fuck around the group stages On July 08 2015 04:44 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:38 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:32 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose) the teams took the ti2 and ti3 round robin stages seriously, and the matches there were equally irrelevant by your standards under the ti4 format there was no reason for arrow gaming or na'vi us to take any matches seriously after day 2 but they still did as well this is TI teams aren't just going to joke around i don't believe it from what i've seen between TI3 groups( where whatever team alliance would just give up after a lead but during TI4 there were many times where teams wouldn't just give up until the throne is dead cause every game counted ) it'll still end up as "oh we lost it's ok lets count this as practice for the main event" even if it's TI cause you know there's no real threat for the championship contending teams since they will most likely get a nice seed spot into the main event. It'll turn out into some kind of "feel the other teams" event rather than something serious where they have to play their hearts out. TI3 alliance went 14-0 during the group stages dude sure they did but VG also got a 12-3 at the end of group stages and all the teams they faced will have surely took it seriously and threw everything they got cause it's for elimination ..and not "oh they are rolling oh well even if we had the slighest chance of hope lets just abandon that so that we can save energy we are not gonna get eliminated by it anyways" The thing is that half the time in that kind of group stages even at the start of the game the idea that "they can give up" and not try their hardest cause they aren't risking anything unless they are one of the last placing teams. That doesn't give the best competitive environment. but that's not my point at all rofl I'm complaining about teams not playing at the main event I'm not complaining about the fact that there are meaningless games and all of the ti's so far have had them that's why just make the bubble bracket games played on the event venue(ofc assuming the schedule doesn't go bonkers) it's just the same .. yes maybe 3-7 teams won't get to play the venue but that happens to most big tournaments like the latest mars tv (where 2 teams got eliminated .. it's just 2 but worst teams are likely to get eliminated immediately anyways) among other tournaments every tournament had meaningless games but during group stages if there's no real elimination threat it's like half the games aren't even treated seriously .. and with 16 teams the group stages will most likely be the hugest amount of games and it would be pretty bad if most of the games aren't even treated seriously
except this is ti not some run of the mill tournament
there are shitty teams at the Olympics, shitty teams at the world cup, etc
and they all get to play and compete in front of an audience
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well w/e format they decide i hope they'd still keep the round robin b01's even without the eliminate 8 shit .. as long as we'd get to see our teams face off all other competitors just like last year would be really nice
On July 08 2015 05:07 tehh4ck3r wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 04:45 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:39 andyrau wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose as long as they secure their spot in the playoffs or get seeded nicely for the TI contenders) w/e but i'll take it as long as they keep the 16 b01's before main event 'teams playing for 15m aren't going to take games seriously' ok dude lol if the games doesn't have any risk to their status into the event why not ? they could play mindgames against those teams and try to get a read on how they draft while not revealing anything themselves ? and if it's for the better of how they will get deeper into the tournament why not fuck around the group stages where teams can analyse you . didn't chinese teams do that on scrims against other teams cause games doesn't have any risk .. they have been successful about it even if the tournament is for 15 million if it's not the match that will decide your fate for the tournament why not try to get an advantage if the cost is to simply fuck around the group stages On July 08 2015 04:44 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:38 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:32 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose) the teams took the ti2 and ti3 round robin stages seriously, and the matches there were equally irrelevant by your standards under the ti4 format there was no reason for arrow gaming or na'vi us to take any matches seriously after day 2 but they still did as well this is TI teams aren't just going to joke around i don't believe it from what i've seen between TI3 groups( where whatever team alliance would just give up after a lead but during TI4 there were many times where teams wouldn't just give up until the throne is dead cause every game counted ) it'll still end up as "oh we lost it's ok lets count this as practice for the main event" even if it's TI cause you know there's no real threat for the championship contending teams since they will most likely get a nice seed spot into the main event. It'll turn out into some kind of "feel the other teams" event rather than something serious where they have to play their hearts out. TI3 alliance went 14-0 during the group stages dude sure they did but VG also got a 12-3 at the end of group stages and all the teams they faced will have surely took it seriously and threw everything they got cause it's for elimination ..and not "oh they are rolling oh well even if we had the slighest chance of hope lets just abandon that so that we can save energy we are not gonna get eliminated by it anyways" The thing is that half the time in that kind of group stages even at the start of the game the idea that "they can give up" and not try their hardest cause they aren't risking anything unless they are one of the last placing teams. That doesn't give the best competitive environment. TI4 had its fair share of matches where the outcome was irrelevant for one or both of the teams, but teams still tried, even then Teams who don't take the group stage matches seriously are risking their seeding in the main event, which is still very important. Getting seeded into the upper bracket at TI3 meant you were one BO3 away from getting into the top8; if the prize pool distribution at TI5 is the same as last year top8 is where the big jump in prize money occurs there's 3 years of TI tournaments that provide counter-examples to your argument of "teams won't try or take matches as seriously as they should"
Those matches where when both of the eliminated teams still have matches which were few. Most the other matches where the already assured team against the brink of elimination team and the games where both are on the brink of elimination(which was the most interesting) wasn't irrelevant at all which was most of the group stages.
TI4 seeding system had even bigger risk than TI3/TI2 seeding since even if you qualify to the main event bottom 4 of top 8 is one series lose away to elimination while the top 4 of the top 8 was one b03 away from the winners bracket grand finals and had 2 series lives.
Like the only downside to only disadvantage TI4 format has was that the teams that don't make the cut has the players and fans heartbroken and bitter but everything else from the format ensures the games are taken more seriously.
Like if you compare both systems even how the TI4 seeding works poses more risks than the all top 8 teams get the same shit format.
Guess what the more risk the matches have the more exiting it gets. Why not make it more intense ? Come on man you can't be that bitter of alliances(hey i was a huge alliance fan too back then i was so fucking bitter when alliance got eliminated) not getting to play during TI4 that you are willing to never admit that TI4 format would net more serious matches than TI3 format since even the seeding obviously has more benefits on TI4.(meaning those who did the best during for the group stages gets better benefits on the seeding not the shit where a 15-0 team has the seeding benefit as a 8-7 or a 12-3 team)
On July 08 2015 05:16 andyrau wrote:Show nested quote +On July 08 2015 04:57 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:53 andyrau wrote:On July 08 2015 04:45 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:39 andyrau wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose as long as they secure their spot in the playoffs or get seeded nicely for the TI contenders) w/e but i'll take it as long as they keep the 16 b01's before main event 'teams playing for 15m aren't going to take games seriously' ok dude lol if the games doesn't have any risk to their status into the event why not ? they could play mindgames against those teams and try to get a read on how they draft while not revealing anything themselves ? and if it's for the better of how they will get deeper into the tournament why not fuck around the group stages where teams can analyse you . didn't chinese teams do that on scrims against other teams cause games doesn't have any risk .. they have been successful about it even if the tournament is for 15 million if it's not the match that will decide your fate for the tournament why not try to get an advantage if the cost is to simply fuck around the group stages On July 08 2015 04:44 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:38 goody153 wrote:On July 08 2015 04:32 tehh4ck3r wrote:On July 08 2015 04:28 goody153 wrote:The "hype" is hugely different. The difference is that 6-10 teams on TI gets into the event without really much work like yeah sure they proved themselves the entire year so they get invited but everybody gets a huge pay even for the worst placing ones without much effort on the event itself (outside the prepartion they did before getting into TI ofc obviously). It feels like another tournament. And even if they kept the same round robin group stages(without the elimination factor aside from the bottom 1-3) there's no real guarantee that they will be serious 100% of the matches. Which really kills cause half the matches wouldn't matter anyways for most teams anyways. And there's another benefit for it which is we get to see our favorite team to play all the teams in the event in a serious manner. On July 08 2015 04:27 tehh4ck3r wrote:
eliminating half the teams before the main event is shitty
last year's format was a direct result of them only having 4 days to run the whole bracket as opposed to 5 like they did at ti3
this year they have 6 days to run the whole bracket, which means that the format will almost certainly be a 16 team bo1 group stage to determine seeds into a double elim bracket similar to what was at TI3
ugh w/e since most teams are gonna play anyways half of those round robin b01 games are gonna be irrelevant cause there's no guarantee they'd take that shit seriously anyways (game quality is gonna be bad since teams don't have much to lose if they lose) the teams took the ti2 and ti3 round robin stages seriously, and the matches there were equally irrelevant by your standards under the ti4 format there was no reason for arrow gaming or na'vi us to take any matches seriously after day 2 but they still did as well this is TI teams aren't just going to joke around i don't believe it from what i've seen between TI3 groups( where whatever team alliance would just give up after a lead but during TI4 there were many times where teams wouldn't just give up until the throne is dead cause every game counted ) it'll still end up as "oh we lost it's ok lets count this as practice for the main event" even if it's TI cause you know there's no real threat for the championship contending teams since they will most likely get a nice seed spot into the main event. It'll turn out into some kind of "feel the other teams" event rather than something serious where they have to play their hearts out. TI3 alliance went 14-0 during the group stages dude sure they did but VG also got a 12-3 at the end of group stages and all the teams they faced will have surely took it seriously and threw everything they got cause it's for elimination ..and not "oh they are rolling oh well even if we had the slighest chance of hope lets just abandon that so that we can save energy we are not gonna get eliminated by it anyways" The thing is that half the time in that kind of group stages even at the start of the game the idea that "they can give up" and not try their hardest cause they aren't risking anything unless they are one of the last placing teams. That doesn't give the best competitive environment. but that's not my point at all rofl I'm complaining about teams not playing at the main event I'm not complaining about the fact that there are meaningless games and all of the ti's so far have had them that's why just make the bubble bracket games played on the event venue(ofc assuming the schedule doesn't go bonkers) it's just the same .. yes maybe 3-7 teams won't get to play the venue but that happens to most big tournaments like the latest mars tv (where 2 teams got eliminated .. it's just 2 but worst teams are likely to get eliminated immediately anyways) among other tournaments every tournament had meaningless games but during group stages if there's no real elimination threat it's like half the games aren't even treated seriously .. and with 16 teams the group stages will most likely be the hugest amount of games and it would be pretty bad if most of the games aren't even treated seriously except this is ti not some run of the mill tournament there are shitty teams at the Olympics, shitty teams at the world cup, etc and they all get to play and compete in front of an audience
why not just make the tournament where everybody just double their hardwork if this is the case .. like you said it's The International aka. The Biggest Tournament of the year as much possible just eliminate the riskless matchups
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On July 08 2015 05:33 PassiveAce wrote:
ROFL I MISSED IT
nice1
still there check the previous page .. but it's no longer merlini it's now "mcdo" or something
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On July 08 2015 05:35 goody153 wrote:still there check the previous page .. but it's no longer merlini it's now "mcdo" or something
This reminds me of the great awful song
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its actually unconscionably bad
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halp, I cant find my cables to make my PS2 work 
I need to make poor decisions and play yugioh and HS at the same time because `Murica
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hs actually badly needs the ability to multi-queue or similar
maybe if i got a diff acct on my phone or soemthing
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