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Achaia
United States643 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. Haters gonna hate man. Don't let it get you down, just use it to fuel your training ;-) | ||
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bennyaus
Australia1833 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. You can always just say no to the invitation if you don't think you're good enough. However, if you do you should fucking man up and not listen to the bullshit. Posting something like this though is seriously as bad as the people hating on you, though. Initially they were hating on the selection process (not you, just the fact that there might be some other people better to pick) but now you're basically giving people ammunition. For the record, I hope you do well and I am supportive of up and coming players, people are hating on NASL and not you. Best of luck and I'm sorry if I come across harsh. | ||
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Valikyr
Sweden2653 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. Well since you're invited you get the chance to prove you belong as a top 50 player in the world. With such a competitive scene at the moment in SC2 it's only natural if one's name gets questioned if you don't have any bigger tournament wins in your resume. | ||
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ezekiel22
100 Posts
However, I think Nasl is already a very interesting tournament considering the excellent players assortment in it ( above all from EU, US and Korea ). There will be many many entertaining games for sure..  | ||
yamato77
11589 Posts
I just hope the community doesn't ruin it before it even starts. As it seems now, the only topic of discussion is one that involves bashing the NASL, the rules, and the player invites. What a sad statement about this community that some of us feel entitled to criticize people who are trying to give us content we wouldn't have otherwise. | ||
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Cajun2k1
Netherlands399 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. You shouldn't let your desire to play be ruined by a bunch of people on the internets posting their opinion based on so little information. People will always have things to criticise, especially in the gamerscene. I know that this maybe means nothing, but although I haven't seen any of your games, I am looking forward to see you play, like the rest of the players in the league. | ||
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flodeskum
Iceland1267 Posts
On March 30 2011 00:24 yamato77 wrote: It's really sad to see a player in this tournament get discouraged because of a bunch of whiners in a thread like this who have no place in saying who should an who shouldn't be in this league. I, for one, fully support the NASL and all of the players it picks because I believe that it will only bring further exposure of this awesome game we call Starcraft 2 to NA. I just hope the community doesn't ruin it before it even starts. As it seems now, the only topic of discussion is one that involves bashing the NASL, the rules, and the player invites. What a sad statement about this community that some of us feel entitled to criticize people who are trying to give us content we wouldn't have otherwise. Mongs will be mongs, it's an inescapeable fact on the internet. Sadly events that try to involve the community will inevitably get the worst flaming. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10956 Posts
Just own some shit up and the fanboys will shut up :p. | ||
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VTPerfect
United States487 Posts
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Avalain
Canada308 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:58 -Archangel- wrote: I feel NASL kind of fracked up with the whole invite process. GSL had weird members of Code S/A at the start but that more or less fixed itself up after a couple of Code A/Code S tournaments. Problem with NASL will be it lasts for months and months. It will probably take up to 3 whole seasons to fix the mess of this invite process. So we will probably need to look at these same bad players for months playing instead of watching top games. They should have created qualification tournament (or more of them like TSL3) and let people in through those while keeping invites for 5-10 people only. This qualification tournament should also have been in the form of MLG with loser bracket so there is a bigger chance of best players getting in instead of eliminating each other. Well, no, this won't be that huge of a deal. How many of the people on this list do you consider "bad" players? Can you think of more than 8? Because at most you'll have to watch a month of group divisional play before the very bottom get dropped down. After that you'll be watching the top guys playing in the playoffs (or whatever you call it...). So yes, each season is going to take months. However, it's not going to be the bottom players playing for months. Plus, the metagame has changed a lot since the GSL started. I don't think any of these guys are going to be doing the bit-by-bit rush. Of course, if you think that like 30 of the 50 players are "bad" then, well, maybe you should just go watch something else. If anything, the thing I'm worried about is who the players are that will come up through a 1024 man BO1 tournament. If they're anything like Mana at Dreamhack then we have a LOT to look forward to, but with a format like that it's quite possible for some people to get to the top who don't necessarily belong there. | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. How old are you? User was warned for this post | ||
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ezekiel22
100 Posts
On March 30 2011 00:35 VTPerfect wrote: Lol @ people complaining about dde, you guys realize hes won over $1200 in cups and tournaments? Learn to follow the competitive scene, just because you don't know who someone is doesn't mean they aren't as good as your favorite players. I totally agree.. | ||
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Gentso
United States2218 Posts
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ExquisiteRed
396 Posts
On March 30 2011 00:24 yamato77 wrote: It's really sad to see a player in this tournament get discouraged because of a bunch of whiners in a thread like this who have no place in saying who should an who shouldn't be in this league. I, for one, fully support the NASL and all of the players it picks because I believe that it will only bring further exposure of this awesome game we call Starcraft 2 to NA. I just hope the community doesn't ruin it before it even starts. As it seems now, the only topic of discussion is one that involves bashing the NASL, the rules, and the player invites. What a sad statement about this community that some of us feel entitled to criticize people who are trying to give us content we wouldn't have otherwise. What he said | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On March 30 2011 00:31 flodeskum wrote: Sadly events that try to involve the community will inevitably get the worst flaming. Exactly this is the sad thing here. But in the end all of this is still publicity, and sooner or later everybody will realize that NASL has by far the best player pool outside Korea. Also NASL will have 16 new spots for every season that players can qualify for through online tournaments. This will make NASL much more open than all comparable tournaments. On top of that the format of NASL is more fair then that of its competitors and will lead to less randomness of results. | ||
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Borgoto
Canada33 Posts
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m0ck
4194 Posts
When a tournament proclaim to want the best players, perhaps it would have been helpful to be less strict on the sign-up date. Especially with a lot of players not fluent in English. Alas, the decision has been made and the tournament looks extremely promising none the less. No doubt, some of the 'unknown' players will surprise us, the way the non-koreans have done in the last week in competing with koreans. gl! | ||
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SMD
Canada627 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. why? Show all the haters wrong! i believe! | ||
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
On March 30 2011 00:36 Avalain wrote: Well, no, this won't be that huge of a deal. How many of the people on this list do you consider "bad" players? Can you think of more than 8? Because at most you'll have to watch a month of group divisional play before the very bottom get dropped down. After that you'll be watching the top guys playing in the playoffs (or whatever you call it...). So yes, each season is going to take months. However, it's not going to be the bottom players playing for months. Plus, the metagame has changed a lot since the GSL started. I don't think any of these guys are going to be doing the bit-by-bit rush. Of course, if you think that like 30 of the 50 players are "bad" then, well, maybe you should just go watch something else. If anything, the thing I'm worried about is who the players are that will come up through a 1024 man BO1 tournament. If they're anything like Mana at Dreamhack then we have a LOT to look forward to, but with a format like that it's quite possible for some people to get to the top who don't necessarily belong there. Actually the group play is 9 weeks. After 1 season some of the bad players will still stay just based on luck/good day when they play their up/down matches. Although I am not afraid of bitbybit stuff I am afraid of both players sitting in their base waiting for 200/200 and then having one big clash. This is what I seen often in tournaments that do not have top players fighting against each other (well top players sometimes do this but rarely). And yes I could name a lot of players of questionable quality but I will not as then I would be just like 95% of posters here claiming this or that players should be out or in. I just want to have as best players as possible as soon as possible. A tournament on NA server would have accomplished this and more. It would show us if having many koreans is even worth it due to lag and show us if EU players can play at odd times due to different time zone. | ||
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cronican
Canada424 Posts
On March 29 2011 23:51 dde wrote: really nice to see these comments. They alrdy busted my desire to play. I hope your mindset isn't "These guys think I suck, I probably do." Should be "These guys think I suck. LOL." You've got an oppurtunity here to show your skills on a big stage. Shut the haters up. Win the whole damn thing. I'll be cheering for you since you wear the maple leaf. | ||
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