On November 15 2009 21:58 Silentness wrote:
What the fuck... I just skimmed over the rules. Korean IPs are banned? I'm not even Korean though...

I suck anyways so I'd be wasting my time to enter the ladder.

Yes, this is a foreign tournament not a korean tournament.

tyr

France1686 Posts

November 15 2009 13:01 GMT

#62

Just a simple clarification needed ... If we already have iccup TSL accounts of TSL1 (for instance, TSL-tyr for me) and I haven't played a single game on it since TSL1.
Can I use this one for TSL2 by joining the TSL2 group when it starts, or do I have to create another account ?

Plexa

Aotearoa39261 Posts

November 15 2009 13:03 GMT

#63

On November 15 2009 22:01 tyr wrote:
Just a simple clarification needed ... If we already have iccup TSL accounts of TSL1 (for instance, TSL-tyr for me) and I haven't played a single game on it since TSL1.
Can I use this one for TSL2 by joining the TSL2 group when it starts, or do I have to create another account ?

As long as you haven't got any games on that account at the time of signing up to the team it should be fine. Although, I suspect you'll fine that your account has been erased.

Simple

United States801 Posts

November 15 2009 13:21 GMT

#64

good caster lineup. so glad nick is in this

Senx

Sweden5901 Posts

November 15 2009 13:32 GMT

#65

Wow.. Tasteless actually joined without demanding a paycheck? This is groundbreaking news in the e-sport world.

Thanks bud

s.a.y

Croatia3840 Posts

November 15 2009 13:40 GMT

#66

this is so awesome.

fiRe)HappyZerg

Ukraine277 Posts

November 15 2009 13:41 GMT

#67

Start: November 21, 2009
End: December 13, 2009

but the season will be finished on November, 30, won't it?

meegrean

Thailand7699 Posts

November 15 2009 14:16 GMT

#68

Oh my God, this is going to be so epic. In my opinion, OSL > TSL > MSL > Proleague

GOOD LUCK TO ALL PARTICIPANTS!

TwoToneTerran

United States8841 Posts

November 15 2009 14:19 GMT

#69

Very nice. My only complaint is the use of Destination as a map, but that's more a personal beef. Good luck with TSL2!

XsebT

Denmark2980 Posts

November 15 2009 14:28 GMT

#70

On November 15 2009 22:41 fiRe)HappyZerg wrote:
Start: November 21, 2009
End: December 13, 2009

but the season will be finished on November, 30, won't it?

As far as I'm concerned ICCup extended the season just for TSL2.

Carnac

Germany / USA16648 Posts

November 15 2009 14:33 GMT

#71

On November 15 2009 22:41 fiRe)HappyZerg wrote:
Start: November 21, 2009
End: December 13, 2009

but the season will be finished on November, 30, won't it?

http://www.iccup.com/starcraft/content/news/iCCup_Season_Prolonged!.html

synapse

China13814 Posts

November 15 2009 14:40 GMT

#72

On November 15 2009 17:59 alffla wrote:

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wtf ROTK is worst map EVAR

blue storm and hbr.. not very interesting either ;p

GO tSL2!

I would have liked to see HBR instead of fighting spirit...
but yeah the map pool is not bad

ThePhan2m

Norway2750 Posts

November 15 2009 14:49 GMT

#73

On November 15 2009 22:32 Senx wrote:
Wow.. Tasteless actually joined without demanding a paycheck? This is groundbreaking news in the e-sport world.

Thanks bud

where does it say casters are casting for free?
Pokerstrategy.com are ritch arent they?

NonY

8748 Posts

November 15 2009 14:58 GMT

#74

On November 15 2009 18:10 samachking wrote:

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If you are ladder no1 you have really darn good chances of beating Nony, so its not bad at all, Idra/Ret/Ra are clear favorites over Nony any day and they can easily hit ladder no1.

lol

skill doesnt fade

im gonna smash ladder #1

Freezard

Sweden1011 Posts

November 15 2009 15:04 GMT

#75

I didn't watch any games last TSL but I'll watch some now thanks Tasteless!

LaLuSh

Sweden2358 Posts

November 15 2009 15:04 GMT

#76

Protoss graveyard map pool.

Need some clarification on this rule:

TSL players may play ladder games against non-TSL players, provided those non-TSL players do not have TSL accounts.

How are you supposed to keep track of everyone? And who will you be punishing? The one without the TSL-tag or the one with the TSL-tag in his name?

To me the most logical thing would be punishing the player without a TSL-tag in his name playing a game against someone with a TSL-tag (if that smurfing player also has a TSL-account and is currently playing in the TSL). There's no way ppl with TSL-tags can keep track of every smurf or non TSL-tagged account. The responsibility has to be with the smurf, since he will know for certain that he's playing someone from the TSL.

Mazer

Canada1086 Posts

November 15 2009 15:05 GMT

#77

<3 Andro

CoL_Drake

Germany455 Posts

November 15 2009 15:05 GMT

#78

shott ... andromeda AHHHHHH

CoL_Drake

Germany455 Posts

November 15 2009 15:15 GMT

#79

one easy question

HOW SHOULD WE PROOF OTHER GUY NOT HAVE TSL ACC if we play ladder ?

90% of tsl players start play tsl play few games get bored play normal account again and they wond care if they play tsl player or not so do we have to ask every game before start ? the most guys not even answer ...

Plexa

Aotearoa39261 Posts

November 15 2009 15:19 GMT

#80

With regard to the no alternates rule, the motivation behind the rule is that last season we had players sacrificing their non-tsl account to their friends to boost them into the top 48. Last season we had Lzgamer playing off race against G5 to boost G5 into the top 48. We have since learned of other instances as well. While the chances that the rule will be enforced at all levels is probably unlikely, for anyone making the top 48 the rule will be enforced quite strictly. How will it be enforced? That depends on the context around the game.