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Kaiwa
Netherlands2209 Posts
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
Seriously... | ||
wims80
1892 Posts
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Kaiwa
Netherlands2209 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
Well... Later this day? | ||
Muffloe
Sweden6061 Posts
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Clonester
Germany2808 Posts
We lost to pride, we suck, so we didnt want to go there to train more for the major. They knew they suck long time ago, now they fuck over WESG just for losing against pride in a single online qualifier. Oh come on. | ||
Luolis
Finland7086 Posts
On January 12 2017 07:26 Clonester wrote: Sorry, but thats just one of the most dogshitting reasons you can give: We lost to pride, we suck, so we didnt want to go there to train more for the major. They knew they suck long time ago, now they fuck over WESG just for losing against pride in a single online qualifier. Oh come on. I mean sure, but you do realise playing an event before another is much worse for the next event than just practicing for an event. Not saying that Godsent is in the right, but i can atleast understand where theyre coming from. | ||
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On January 12 2017 23:55 Luolis wrote: I mean sure, but you do realise playing an event before another is much worse for the next event than just practicing for an event. Not saying that Godsent is in the right, but i can atleast understand where theyre coming from. There's absolutely no excuse with the manner they did that. If anything, that will serve as a basis for future events to incorporate punishments, in the form of fees or bans or whatever, and a way to legally tie (contracts) teams to events to avoid that kind of stupid thing. | ||
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Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
hey guys, JW here, i just wanna point out quickly that it is not true that we never said anything or didnt comment anything. It is however true we took this decision and told them very last minute, something we feel is very unprofessional and a very egoistic thing to do, but at the same time we felt we really had to take this decision, for everyones well being and for the major coming up. I dont in any way want to try and put WESG in a bad light here, cus they shouldnt, the reaction i got when i contacted them about this felt very light, they didnt seem to take it too hard and from my understanding they somewhat understood and respected us. But it is obvious it has been some sort of misscommunication here, i even asked them last night when they would announce it because i guessed they would want a statement of some sort but they just told me they would release it in 7 hours or so. As you know we have some very very tough months behind us and we thought that qualifying for the major would fix alot for us, confidence, trust, but the loss to PRIDE made it obvious to us that its not the case. Me personally have felt very stressed about only having about 24 hours at home betwen the WESG event and the major, combined with the stress that our team have been doing dogshit and not progressed a tiny bit and i know my teammates share this feeling. No one in our team have ever been in this situation in our whole carreers and its really hard to point fingers or explain how the feelings are so for everyones sake we simply had to put the mental state and the well being of all the players in focus here and simply go all in for the major, its our last shot, we dont know how to move on. They told us they didnt want to replace us with a chinese team which i understand, it was very last minute as i said and we all send out our deepest apologize to WESG and the fans here. I know what i wrote here maybe doesnt make that much sense, im just trying to shed some light to you guys, it wasnt like we just didnt show up, it was last minute yes, but we tried to "help out" if it makes sense.. I will try to answer questions if i see any good one Small edit: We will do our best we can to show a strong, motivated and happy face at the major, we will take this time and use it in the best possible way we can. Once again, i cant stress enough how sad i am that we had to take this decision, but in the end its hopefully for the best even if its hard to see it right now.. Thanks for all the support Doesnt actually make it any better. | ||
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
![]() I also find it funny that a loss to "Pride" had this effect hu hu hu. | ||
Luolis
Finland7086 Posts
On January 13 2017 01:05 Ragnarork wrote: There's absolutely no excuse with the manner they did that. If anything, that will serve as a basis for future events to incorporate punishments, in the form of fees or bans or whatever, and a way to legally tie (contracts) teams to events to avoid that kind of stupid thing. As i said, i don't agree with them at all, but i understand why they did it. | ||
Miragee
8429 Posts
On January 13 2017 04:42 Luolis wrote: As i said, i don't agree with them at all, but i understand why they did it. Do teams have to pay a fee to enter those tourneys? In other sports, teams canceling after a certain date have to pay double the fee as "punishment" afaik. //I have just taken a look at the liquipedia page for WESG. What the hell is that price pool, considering the line-up? | ||
phagga
Switzerland2194 Posts
I still got goosebumps. On January 13 2017 04:48 Miragee wrote: Do teams have to pay a fee to enter those tourneys? In other sports, teams canceling after a certain date have to pay double the fee as "punishment" afaik. //I have just taken a look at the liquipedia page for WESG. What the hell is that price pool, considering the line-up? They had huge price pools for Starcraft as well (I think it's actually the second biggest price pool ever in Starcraft 2...). I'm really wondering where they get the money from. | ||
Luolis
Finland7086 Posts
On January 16 2017 19:15 phagga wrote: I've seen my fair share of hype videos for Tournaments in the past 7 years, but Dreamhack has outdone everything I've seen so far with this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWvFoJ5Zwg8 I still got goosebumps. They had huge price pools for Starcraft as well (I think it's actually the second biggest price pool ever in Starcraft 2...). I'm really wondering where they get the money from. They were sponsored by AliBaba which is apparently some big firm in Asia. | ||
wims80
1892 Posts
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On January 16 2017 23:25 Luolis wrote: They were sponsored by AliBaba which is apparently some big firm in Asia. Not some big firm. Ali Baba is fucking monstrous... | ||
Sableyeah
Netherlands2119 Posts
WESG was a joke, happy for the European teams to grab some dough. Asian teams not ready for Tier 1 CS. Sad Tyloo had to go like that, heartbreaking defeat to EnVyUs honestly, they came so close that third map. Maybe if Chinese scene isn't so corrupt fancy and Attacker could someday create a team. Or build of current Tyloo, bottlejr was pretty good considering but HZ played weird in the matches I saw. Looking forward to Major, sick matchups. fnatic G2 man | ||
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
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