They should show the players more /especially after the game. Iem got that right (prop to my fellow countrymen take for beeing an awesome interviewer haha).

itsben

435 Posts

August 28 2010 20:26 GMT

#1967

"HD and Husky signing out." Does that mean day9 and jp are gonna cast

zokj

Canada136 Posts

August 28 2010 20:26 GMT

#1968

i don't really like the format of this. dae think Huk entering the finals 2-1 in a bo7 is a little off? I'd prefer it was a fresh bo5/7

Gescom

Canada3511 Posts

August 28 2010 20:26 GMT

#1969

Almost every tournament with a losers bracket always has handicapped finals. It's only fair to HuK.

Imrik

Sweden118 Posts

August 28 2010 20:26 GMT

#1970

gogog HuK!

zTz

United States476 Posts

August 28 2010 20:27 GMT

#1971

Makes sense that it would be handicapped winners vs losers, why would someone who already was knocked into LB have same fighting shot as someone who remained in UB entire time?

Stratos_speAr

United States6959 Posts

August 28 2010 20:27 GMT

#1972

On August 29 2010 05:26 Avrithor wrote:
Handicapped finals is pretty lame. I'd rather see a straight Bo7, regardless of whether they played in a previous round.

Kiwi doesn't deserve a straight up Bo7 though - he's only there because of a loser's bracket that he was put into by none other than HuK.

ViRtU4l

France114 Posts

August 28 2010 20:27 GMT

#1973

[QUOTE]On August 29 2010 05:26 itsben wrote:
"HD and Husky signing out." Does that mean day9 and jp are gonna cast

[/QUOTE
yes they said it before the "HD and husky signing out"

RaptorZ

United States155 Posts

August 28 2010 20:27 GMT

#1974

The crowd in the Tekken 6 tournament is annoying. It's the "homies" of that ATL Porkchop guy or wahtever. They make loud noises every single punch.

Carl_Sagan

United States226 Posts

August 28 2010 20:27 GMT

#1975

That's not a brutal ahndicap. It makes complete sense. Huk has NEVER lost a match, whereas Kiwikaki has already gotten his "single elimination" to the loser's bracket. How unfair would it be that Huk only gets one elimination, but Kiwikaki gets two?

Each player gets to lose one match(i.e. 2 games in a single match). Huk has never lost one yet, Kiwi already has. Thus, Kiwi is already one "elimination" behind Huk in this "double elimination" tournament.

Use your brain, it would be totally unfair any other way.

dbddbddb

Singapore969 Posts

August 28 2010 20:27 GMT

#1976

On August 29 2010 05:26 itsben wrote:
"HD and Husky signing out." Does that mean day9 and jp are gonna cast

wait, so is it over? or is it just hd and husky who are done commentating?

benjammin

United States2728 Posts

August 28 2010 20:28 GMT

#1977

why can't they just run it like every other tournament ever and make kiwikaki have to win two series and huk only need to win one?

shawster

Canada2485 Posts

August 28 2010 20:28 GMT

#1978

ugh too bad slush got knocked out

oh well go canadians

Zanno

United States1484 Posts

August 28 2010 20:28 GMT

#1979

On August 29 2010 05:26 Avrithor wrote:
Handicapped finals is pretty lame. I'd rather see a straight Bo7, regardless of whether they played in a previous round.

They've done this in halo for years, and the team that wins usually have won with or without this bracket rule.

The reason MLG runs the brackets this way is to avoid a situation where Player A 2-0s Player B, then Player B 2-0s Player A in the lower bracket. The final score is 2-2, which doesn't make sense.

In reality this doesn't play out any differently than a normal grand final, where the player from the lower bracket must win two sets and the player from the upper bracket only needs to win one.