EPTBlizzcon Day 2 - Page 147
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Watch how you approach the topic of match fixing. You can speculate, saying "I'm not so sure about the finals, something doesn't sit right with me," but if you are going to outright accuse players of match fixing you need something more than your word. TL takes match fixing/abuse seriously and as such there is a burden a proof when you are accusing players. - p4NDemik | ||
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Fanta_Rules
Sweden669 Posts
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DoLookMoreLike
155 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:19 Warfie wrote: It was Snutz, lock on the team that won that game. He was screaming and jumping cuz he was happy. Imo he's super annoying. He was awesome, man. Always nice to see e-sports pros showing some emotion  | ||
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Eurekastreet
1308 Posts
Except that boxer is terran and people love me, just like mma, or marineking, and so on... And that no one cheered for the "unknown" underdogs yesterday ( on the opposite, it seems the bashing is still going on) so it's not that simple. People also like players who seem to have a strong personality ( a long discussion would be needed to define what that is) and I think (just my opinion) MVP is one of the least charismatic players around ; I've seen him in plenty of matches, I still know nothing about him, his few interviews are always kind of dull, he barely shows any emotions, and so on. Not that it's a bad thing, but it makes it harder to find him interesting. His play sure is, but the "character", not really. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:19 LawnMower wrote: Funny how you say DRG has bad ZvZ when it's actually very good. Not when he dropped two games to FD (who has said he himself has realllllllly bad ZvZ) at IEM, lol. It's not bad, but it's not "very good." Sorry, but if you have "very good" ZvZ, you shouldn't have FD outclassing you for two games. (And yes, FD actually legitimately outplayed DRG in two straight games before falling apart in the next three. That's not what I'd call a strong ZvZ showing.) | ||
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aebriol
Norway2066 Posts
Copied NesTea. Slowlings and roach all in. | ||
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27raven
Czech Republic89 Posts
But Blizzcon showed me that ESWC is a great tournament and that we could have it much worse. Thank you Blizzard. | ||
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L3gendary
Canada1470 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:18 Kokujin wrote: in america people root for the underdog rather than the better player. somehow tied in with the american dream etc You're right, people in other countries don't ever root for the underdog. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:18 Wildsound wrote: Im enjoying the angry wow players on the other stream atm! One guy just lost the plot, was jumping around and everything! Lost the what? | ||
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chrisv10
Denmark65 Posts
http://www.twitch.tv/compLexity Sheth vs. DRG | ||
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felisconcolori
United States6168 Posts
And then they have Nestea as a bit of a safety net. Okay, I'm taking off my foil chapeau and being mesmerized by this fascinating trivia. Around 85 seconds for a probe to pay itself off? Fascinating! | ||
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diverzee
Sweden992 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:10 redviper wrote: ?? How many losses has MVP had in the last month? He lost one match to MMA and one to Nestea. Who else has beaten him? More importantly you aren't a true fan if you can't support your guy through loses. I still love FruitDealer and he has been losing for almost a year. Same with Moon. And while I am an MVP fan he doesn't fall into the territory of the above two who are really inconsistent, MVP certainly wins a lot lot more than he loses. Taking only this tournament as an example he dropped games to Toodming, Select and showed poor game sense in game 2 vs Nestea. Also, while he is like the most consistent player in the GSL, he dropped out of code S once I think, and has other losses like in TSL. Also I'm unhappy with his 4-1 loss to MMA yesterday  I believe he is the best player in the entire world, but I would want it reflected by not only many titles, but also an ability not to lose to people he shouldn't lose to. I want consistency, and I want SC2 to reflect that the best player in the world only loses to the other almost best player in the world people. Lastly I don't claim to be a "true fan" or anything like that, I'm simply stating that he is my very favourite player. I base it on the way he plays with amazing macro and marine control. If he would completely slump and do nothing but lose he wouldn't be my favourite player anymore. I like MVP for his skills and play style. | ||
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Kokujin
United States456 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:23 L3gendary wrote: You're right, people in other countries don't ever root for the underdog. its a tendency to, dude, not an absolute or exception. | ||
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Kamais_Ookin
Canada4218 Posts
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windsupernova
Mexico5280 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:24 felisconcolori wrote: Conspiracy theory corner... (put on your tinfoil hats) - since the big news for Blizzcon on the StarCraft 2 front is Heart of the Swarm, do you think they might have, I dunno, stacked the deck a bit to give zerg a good chance of winning? (Assuming that they didn't get close positions on shattered temple. -.-) And then they have Nestea as a bit of a safety net. Okay, I'm taking off my foil chapeau and being mesmerized by this fascinating trivia. Around 85 seconds for a probe to pay itself off? Fascinating! No, better players won.Deal with it | ||
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Vul
United States685 Posts
The phrase is definitely duking it out, not duking off. Duking off was just a mistake. | ||
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tuho12345
4482 Posts
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Mouzone
3937 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:24 felisconcolori wrote: Conspiracy theory corner... (put on your tinfoil hats) - since the big news for Blizzcon on the StarCraft 2 front is Heart of the Swarm, do you think they might have, I dunno, stacked the deck a bit to give zerg a good chance of winning? (Assuming that they didn't get close positions on shattered temple. -.-) And then they have Nestea as a bit of a safety net. Okay, I'm taking off my foil chapeau and being mesmerized by this fascinating trivia. Around 85 seconds for a probe to pay itself off? Fascinating! Despite that being rather farfetched and silly, what purpose would it really fulfill? I can't see anyone really care about if a zerg wins or not. | ||
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:24 diverzee wrote: I believe he is the best player in the entire world, but I would want it reflected by not only many titles, but also an ability not to lose to people he shouldn't lose to. I want consistency, and I want SC2 to reflect that the best player in the world only loses to the other almost best player in the world people. this doesn't happen in any sport | ||
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Elean
689 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:18 Mouzone wrote: Yeah, I guess meeting MVP's army mid map before he has stationed his tanks etc. would be optimal. It would require a quite early army though I suppose. Well, it's almost impossible to do without knowing the exact timing. And even if you guess the timing right, it will most likely be an even fight, and zerg will die at the next random timing. | ||
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Diavlo
Belgium2915 Posts
On October 23 2011 07:26 tuho12345 wrote: How did Nani lost to Sen guys? How should we know? It wasn't streamed. He lost 2-1. | ||
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