EPTOn April 14 2011 10:52 Brad wrote:
Terrible, terrible lag.
In before the storm.
Terrible, terrible lag.
In before the storm.Huh? Stream starts 7:30 PDT/10:30EDT right?
Still have 40 mins.... or am I missing something?
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ArghUScaredMe
United States712 Posts
Huh? Stream starts 7:30 PDT/10:30EDT right? Still have 40 mins.... or am I missing something? | ||
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dapanman
United States316 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:51 MrCon wrote: Is the cast in 10mn or in 2h10mn ? With timezone I dunno Preshow in 7 and games start 30 minutes later I believe is what Geoff said. | ||
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Blardy
United States290 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:25 MajorityofOne wrote: White-Ra and Naniwa are good enough to overcome these early missteps. Top two is suddenly going to be really challenging, but they should still be able to make the bracket round pretty easily. I feel bad for WR, and will be rooting for him to bounce back. I can't lie about Naniwa though, I feel no sympathy for him, good as he is. Ditching out because you're tired is a bit ridiculous when JulyZerg wakes up at 4 in the morning for his match. He could easily go to bed around 7-8pm...which would give him a full nights rest. | ||
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:53 iNcontroL wrote: not lagging for me at all o_o Same here. Paper Planes parody is cute. Can't believe I haven't heard it before. :O | ||
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
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Brad
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:53 Blardy wrote: He could easily go to bed around 7-8pm...which would give him a full nights rest. Have you tried going to sleep at 7-8pm when your body is used to 4am-noon sleeping cycle like a lot of college kids and those progamers? | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:53 Blardy wrote: He could easily go to bed around 7-8pm...which would give him a full nights rest. You're asking a gamer to go to bed at 7PM.... | ||
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Brad
2754 Posts
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p4NDemik
United States13896 Posts
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Irave
United States9965 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:57 p4NDemik wrote: Does the pregame start at 10 and the games start at 10:30 (EST)? Correct thats the proper timings. | ||
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Ryno00
Australia19 Posts
White-Ra: i think this was given a little too much wiggle room, like an hours worth. there first up so you can bump em to the last slot giving 3 hours grace. i think the framework is there though. if NASL can reschedule the game within the bounds of their recording time that is the most flexible they shoudd ever be. if NASL chose not to fine him i think just the loss is fair punishment. Naniwa: i want to see a fine here, maybe multiple fines(one for missing his match another for lying to organisers). thats what the player fee is there for. he didnt just fail to show up, he lied to organisers, got caught doing it and all becuase he didnt properly plan his attendance at an event he was not competing in. either leave early and play at home or stay later and organise an alternate location to do your games. | ||
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NHY
1013 Posts
On April 14 2011 09:57 iNcontroL wrote: 2. We are aware that W/O's suck and are not what anybody wants... we are discussing ways to make this less frequent. We DO have a really ambitious schedule though so if players aren't communicating with us it will be really hard to cut them huge amounts of slack. Please know this league cannot exist with a bunch of w/o's so obviously we above all else want to work out how to solve this and we are on it! White-Ra and NaNiWa both didn't have legitimate excuse for their behavior. They knew NASL and DH schedule beforehand and should have planned accordingly. You already have a player abusing your leniency so we are past slippery slope here. Although I don't know the exact rules for NASL but I believe not showing up to scheduled matches and causing your opponent wait for hours without a good reason warrants a warning, and DQ if it happens again. | ||
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ArghUScaredMe
United States712 Posts
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:58 NHY wrote: White-Ra and NaNiWa both didn't have legitimate excuse for their behavior. They knew NASL and DH schedule beforehand and should have planned accordingly. You already have a player abusing your leniency so we are past slippery slope here. Although I don't know the exact rules for NASL but I believe not showing up to scheduled matches and causing your opponent wait for hours without a good reason warrants a warning, and DQ if it happens again. You're going to DQ the winner of the most recent MLG and probably the best protoss outside of Korea? Give me a break. | ||
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Serpico
4285 Posts
On April 14 2011 11:00 ptbl wrote: You're going to DQ the winner of the most recent MLG and probably the best protoss outside of Korea? Give me a break. So you're saying they're above the rules? | ||
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ArghUScaredMe
United States712 Posts
On April 14 2011 11:00 ptbl wrote: You're going to DQ the winner of the most recent MLG and probably the best protoss outside of Korea? Give me a break. WTF. So we give preferential treatment now? Why is White-Ra 'above the law'? wtf. | ||
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MaxField
United States2386 Posts
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whiterabbit
2675 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:59 ArghUScaredMe wrote: Can you tell me what "W/O" means? Where are you watching stream? http://www.justin.tv/naslseasonone appears to be Offline for me. | ||
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Treadmill
Canada2833 Posts
On April 14 2011 11:00 ptbl wrote: You're going to DQ the winner of the most recent MLG and probably the best protoss outside of Korea? Give me a break. So rules shouldn't apply to people who are successful? Maybe its OK if they maphack too? | ||
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