EPTI hope those bo1 won't be played on crap maps like scrap station ><
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
I hope those bo1 won't be played on crap maps like scrap station >< | ||
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WeeKeong
United States282 Posts
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Hoju
United States449 Posts
On November 21 2010 10:36 Karmond wrote: Even if Clide and Leenock could get Ro16 (Clide actually only needs Ro32), you're forgetting that there's 9 non-Ro8 S-code positions available as Hopetorture has gotten Ro8 twice. Oh and MC is too far behind, MC needs a Ro8 place to get S-code (in the senario you outlined). Check has already locked up one of those 9 spots, and MC would get S-Class with a ro16 finish. The same goes for Polt and jookToJung. If they got ro16 finishes, they'd have the same amount of points as IdrA or TheWinD if they were to lose in ro64. And we've already proven IdrA and TheWinD will get S-Class even if they lose. | ||
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Wargizmo
Australia1237 Posts
I like how Code S is very exclusive and the tournament itself is very comprehensive and thorough, while the Code A tourney is very much a crapshoot. This means you'll have the benefit of having a stable roster of the best of the best making up Code-S, while still giving a huge chance for many, many different people to compete at A level. It's kind of like the best of both worlds, the tournament is very accessible for everyone while at the same time being extremely illustrious and high profile at the very top level. | ||
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Karmond
Australia31 Posts
On November 21 2010 11:34 Hoju wrote: Check has already locked up one of those 9 spots, and MC would get S-Class with a ro16 finish. The same goes for Polt and jookToJung. If they got ro16 finishes, they'd have the same amount of points as IdrA or TheWinD if they were to lose in ro64. And we've already proven IdrA and TheWinD will get S-Class even if they lose. I think you're confused. MC has 649 points right now, a Ro16 exit would leave him with 1049 points, IdrA currently has 1348 points. | ||
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Hoju
United States449 Posts
On November 21 2010 11:38 Karmond wrote: I think you're confused. MC has 649 points right now, a Ro16 exit would leave him with 1049 points, IdrA currently has 1348 points. 649 (MC's current points) + 699 (for ro16 finish) = 1348 Or just think about it without points: IdrA's finishes: ro32, ro16, and ro64 (if he loses) MC's finishes: ro64, ro32, and potentially ro16 | ||
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Karmond
Australia31 Posts
On November 21 2010 11:44 Hoju wrote: oh, wait, MC was in GSL 1? I've messed up my spreadsheet then : /649 (MC's current points) + 699 (for ro16 finish) = 1348 Or just think about it without points: IdrA's finishes: ro32, ro16, and ro64 (if he loses) MC's finishes: ro64, ro32, and potentially ro16 | ||
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Hoju
United States449 Posts
On November 21 2010 11:48 Karmond wrote: oh, wait, MC was in GSL 1? I've messed up my spreadsheet then : / Ya, he used his full name, JangMinChul as his ID in GSL 1 and lost in ro64 to PoltPrime. Here's my spreadsheet if you want. (I think I've gotten rid of all the mistakes) https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AnxzFGuL2Vx8dHBnTS1jV2VmeE5SeWlNbEZlWGd2dnc&hl=en&authkey=COGz4_oF | ||
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Karmond
Australia31 Posts
https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AtKN0Ik-QUtEdGs5VnZmUm03aTNFUGlYQURCNEthSGc&authkey=CNT9lp8D :p | ||
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NHY
1013 Posts
Link BTW, I see some spreadsheets with Genius on NsP team. This is incorrect since he is still in ZeNex team while being a member of NsP clan. | ||
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roosten
125 Posts
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Hoju
United States449 Posts
On November 21 2010 16:23 NHY wrote: Here's yet another spreadsheet of mine. Link BTW, I see some spreadsheets with Genius on NsP team. This is incorrect since he is still in ZeNex team while being a member of NsP clan. Ya, I thought that was the case with Genius, but he's using the NsP tag on his ID, so it's still a little confusing. Nice sheet, btw, lots of information. I didn't realize that TheBestfOu was the same player as KangJiYoung from Season 2. TLPD doesn't have that listed correctly, but gomtv.net proves it. You might want to put the english version of the IDs that are in Hongul in the AKA column so people can find those players easier. | ||
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TheWoodLeagueAllstar
United Kingdom617 Posts
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biskit
Australia355 Posts
On November 21 2010 11:37 Wargizmo wrote: I like how Code S is very exclusive and the tournament itself is very comprehensive and thorough, while the Code A tourney is very much a crapshoot. This means you'll have the benefit of having a stable roster of the best of the best making up Code-S, while still giving a huge chance for many, many different people to compete at A level. It's kind of like the best of both worlds, the tournament is very accessible for everyone while at the same time being extremely illustrious and high profile at the very top level. This sums up my thoughts perfectly, we'll get to watch a roster of SC2 superstars and still have open tournament for newcomers entrance. Let's hope that the execution of this tournament works as it would be on paper. | ||
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Karmond
Australia31 Posts
On November 22 2010 05:40 Frack wrote: I assume he has to qualify for one of the 32 'open' positions of the A tournament. Then, within the A tournament getting as far as the round of 8 to qualify for the Up and Down Match. If he beats his opponent in the Up and Down Match he then obtains Code S.For people like Huk, how do they go about getting code A/S now? Is it through the ladder tournament? | ||
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powerdawg96
United States129 Posts
edit: nvm it was under the dot lines thought it was 2nd post heh | ||
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TymerA
Netherlands759 Posts
On November 21 2010 11:12 MrCon wrote: Excellent op, thank you. I hope those bo1 won't be played on crap maps like scrap station >< IMHO i don't like bo1 at all. Match can be decided with a single cheese... | ||
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Veclada
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sihyunie
United States108 Posts
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Karmond
Australia31 Posts
On November 22 2010 09:37 sihyunie wrote: Which is kinda why they're doing Bo1's for the initial rounds of the tournament. Right now for the GSL preseason they're doing 10-15 games a night, that could easily translate into 11 matches a night for the A tournament Ro64, 8 Matches a night for the Ro32, and 8 Matches a night for the Ro16.Remember that they will have to run both Code S and Code A in a month as well as qualifiers in between, so they may want to speed through Code A tournament which has bigger pool of players. | ||
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