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Portugal1370 Posts
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TDK
United States48 Posts
What a baller Seriously, can it be confirmed that he's the first foreigner to reach A+ by playing mostly koreans? | ||
Amarxist
United States371 Posts
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No_eL
Chile1438 Posts
gogo chile!! | ||
Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
It's really neat to hear about some of the TL infrastructure, I'd like to see more interviews with TL staff who don't get enough credit for their behind the scenes work. | ||
RebirthOfLeGenD
USA5860 Posts
At the time of writing there are 397 points separating rank #25 from rank #48. Each loss at A- to another A- subtracts 130 points from your ladder score (and even more if you lose to someone lower than you). So if you are between ranks #25-48 and you lose four games in a row you will drop out of the TSL. In fact, ranks #40-48 are one loss away from dropping out of the top 48. At the time of writing ranks #49-60 are one win away from entering into the top 48. Anyway you look at it, it’s getting really tight at the top. As soon as you enter the A ranks (including A-) you lose 140 for every loss at EQUAL rank, not 130. The difference is pretty big because you can mass game your way into A- if you try hard enough, however you can't mass game your way out of it. Going 50% over the course of 20 games gives you -200 points as opposed to an even score. | ||
RebirthOfLeGenD
USA5860 Posts
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Hungary3932 Posts
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Norsken
Sweden6 Posts
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Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On December 10 2009 06:47 RebirthOfLeGenD wrote: Yes you are correct, my earlier drafts had that at 140. Thanks!Something I noticed earlier but didn't have the time to post As soon as you enter the A ranks (including A-) you lose 140 for every loss at EQUAL rank, not 130. The difference is pretty big because you can mass game your way into A- if you try hard enough, however you can't mass game your way out of it. Going 50% over the course of 20 games gives you -200 points as opposed to an even score. On December 10 2009 06:52 RebirthOfLeGenD wrote: There are more benefits from using a TL Stream as opposed to livestream. Livestream is alright for casual broadcasting, but when you're doing a serious tournament with lots of prizes and viewers expected it really is worth the extra effort to use a TL hosted stream.Also if its not too much trouble, I would be interested ti know why TL isn't using livestream.com for the TSL instead of wasting money on more servers? Are you guys aiming for really high quality streams that LS can't support? | ||
hooktits
United States972 Posts
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blue_arrow
1971 Posts
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Liquid`Nazgul
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Chill
Calgary25954 Posts
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foeffa
Belgium2115 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On December 10 2009 06:52 RebirthOfLeGenD wrote: Also if its not too much trouble, I would be interested ti know why TL isn't using livestream.com for the TSL instead of wasting money on more servers? Are you guys aiming for really high quality streams that LS can't support? Livestream charges $350/mo and $1.50 per GB for a premium stream, running our own servers would be a tenth of that. Due to the sponsorship Livestream would probably consider us using the free streaming to be a TOS violation, and I really don't think they would be happy with a few thousand people leeching their bandwidth every broadcast. Plus it looks bad to have advertisements popping up mid-stream. | ||
wurm
Philippines2296 Posts
On December 10 2009 03:56 R1CH wrote: It's not that exciting, but ok http://r-1.ch/HolyShitIWonAGame.rep + Show Spoiler + lol.. Funny game. Punish that Protoss cheeser.. with your own cheese! Awesome interview. | ||
PangO
Chile1870 Posts
On December 10 2009 06:19 No_eL wrote: why no one tal about Killer? he beats many of the top players right now. Same thing with Dinot and last TSL, =( gogo chile!! You won't compare Dinot to Killer, right ? | ||
HonestTea
5007 Posts
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Mystlord
United States10264 Posts
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