EPTPools start at 8am PST on Friday, the BB tourney will be on Saturday I believe.
Fighting Games 2013-14 [FGC] - Page 23
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
Pools start at 8am PST on Friday, the BB tourney will be on Saturday I believe. | ||
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Trozz
Canada3456 Posts
NICE180NINTENDO I'm hyped for melee : D | ||
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Aylear
Norway3988 Posts
Meanwhile, for those few of you who have missed it, here are the schedules. + Show Spoiler [Regular schedule] + + Show Spoiler [Stream schedule] + Stream schedule especially is godlike useful. | ||
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2xNoodle
United States201 Posts
On July 10 2013 12:00 Aylear wrote: Anyone have a list of unofficial side streams? I only know of like one. Shoryuken will have all the side streams listed and embedded in their event post for EVO. Can't believe it took under four hours to get Nintendo's decision reversed. | ||
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Lemstar
United States387 Posts
On July 10 2013 12:00 Aylear wrote: Anyone have a list of unofficial side streams? I only know of like one. Of the ones in the viewer's guide: Persona 4 Arena - FinestKO TTT2 - IEBattleGrounds2 SFxT - Karastorm Super Turbo - IEBattleGrounds Jyosua should be streaming the BlazBlue and Guilty Gear side tournaments. IEBattleGrounds2 is listed as running Soul Calibur 5 on Saturday. | ||
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Aylear
Norway3988 Posts
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Trumpet
United States1936 Posts
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MCMcEmcee
United States1609 Posts
On July 16 2013 16:22 Trumpet wrote: Was fun seeing everyone at evo :> 3MC is alive wtfwtfwtfwtfwtfwtfwtf shh don't tell was great meeting pachi and trumpet and not missing KoF top 32 to play Marvel ;( | ||
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Trumpet
United States1936 Posts
On July 17 2013 08:45 MCMcEmcee wrote: shh don't tell was great meeting pachi and trumpet and not missing KoF top 32 to play Marvel ;( :[ :[ :[ Entered marvel to make people sad via charging star, but thanks to late pools I bodied myself the most. | ||
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LuckoftheIrish
United States4791 Posts
Christopher Gonzalez @NYChrisG 2m LOl at the only way to stop me is by banning me now. Good stuff guys. -- Is this about the pot splitting thing with Flocker at VxG? And is he being a bit of a twat? | ||
pachi
Melbourne5338 Posts
On July 30 2013 12:39 LuckoftheIrish wrote: ChrisG just tweeted: Christopher Gonzalez @NYChrisG 2m LOl at the only way to stop me is by banning me now. Good stuff guys. -- Is this about the pot splitting thing with Flocker at VxG? And is he being a bit of a twat? Mashfest posted something about banning him from tournaments for staged grand finals at vxg | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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gTank
Austria2664 Posts
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On July 30 2013 16:21 WindWolf wrote: Personally, I think it's good that they take actions against match-fixing and such, because it only hurts the scene no matter how you look at it I'm not glad, I think it's incredibly stupid. First of all, it is not "match fixing", it is pot splitting. Two players agree to a pot split and the game no longer has any relevance. Pot splitting is legal in fighting game tournaments. The problem is, you agree to a pot split, but the TO still wants you to play the finals because of stream viewership. Now what? You can't force yourself to give a shit, so you just pick random teams and try to be entertaining, because otherwise you'll just be playing your main team half-assed, which IMO is even worse. For what it's worth, I feel the exact same way about SC2. A lot of the rules they have in place are simply asinine, forcing players to play "real games" when the result doesn't matter to them, and crying match fix if they don't play very well. The way splits/concessions should be handled, in every game, is to allow the agreement to take place (because you legally cannot stop it anyhow), but force the players to be upfront about it, and do not play out their match. Evo uses this rule and it should be adopted everywhere. Alternately, the players could start splitting 40/40 and playing for the last 20%, which is how it's sometimes handled in poker. That would be the best overall solution for the fans and players, but it's impossible to enforce, and still doesn't account for situations where one player wants to throw the match to allow their teammate to advance. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
For example, if (emphasis on if) Fnatic reaches the final of TI3, I want them to give +9000% to win the final and I want them to win it honestly, rather than pot-splitting and getting 380k USD more than they would get by loosing in the final. Same principle applies to every game that I follow to some extent . | ||
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HeatEXTEND
Netherlands836 Posts
On July 30 2013 18:53 Cel.erity wrote: Two players agree to a pot split and the game no longer has any relevance. That must be one of the ugliest sentences I have ever read on any forum, ever. | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On July 30 2013 19:16 HeatEXTEND wrote: That must be one of the ugliest sentences I have ever read on any forum, ever. Howso? It was a perfectly clear English sentence. Do you always make a completely worthless post on TL whenever you want to debate whether somebody's sentence deserves a comma or not? @WindWolf: the problem is, it's not up to you to decide whether the players should care or not, it's up to the players. There is an argument against pot splitting when the players are salaried by the league, such as professional sports, because the league is paying them to put on a show for the fans. However, in Esports, this doesn't exist. Players play for prize money provided by tournaments. They are free to do whatever is in their best interests, and nobody (aside from maybe their team) can or should be allowed to force them to play when they don't want to. | ||
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FliedLice
Germany7494 Posts
On July 30 2013 18:53 Cel.erity wrote: I'm not glad, I think it's incredibly stupid. First of all, it is not "match fixing", it is pot splitting. Two players agree to a pot split and the game no longer has any relevance. Pot splitting is legal in fighting game tournaments. The problem is, you agree to a pot split, but the TO still wants you to play the finals because of stream viewership. Now what? DQ the guys and have people play the tournaments who actually want to win them. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On July 30 2013 19:31 FliedLice wrote: DQ the guys and have people play the tournaments who actually want to win them. Couldn't agree more with this. If you won't give it all when entering a tournaments, why enter in the first place. | ||
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Rijot
137 Posts
On July 30 2013 19:51 WindWolf wrote: Couldn't agree more with this. If you won't give it all when entering a tournaments, why enter in the first place. For these guys? To earn money. I figure they feel it's better with a guaranteed decent ammount of money over all or nothing that comes from playing out the final | ||
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