EPTOn December 13 2011 21:17 FuRong wrote:
If Polt wins this then we go to tiebreakers.
If Polt wins this then we go to tiebreakers.
GSL uses head to head rules not tiebreakers.
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Can't go to lunch without coming back to 20+ reports. This makes me upset. Stop the bullshit or get ready to hammered. Thanks --Pholon | ||
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Benjef
United Kingdom6921 Posts
GSL uses head to head rules not tiebreakers. | ||
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marmuc
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Rybaia
Italy213 Posts
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Lyndsay
United Kingdom40 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:06 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: No respect to viewers, producers, casters and anyone else involved in making this tournament a success. If there were betting lines out of these matches it's absolutely unacceptable regarding that as well. I doubt Naniwa researched that so it's morally the same decision. I totally agree with you. I was sitting wondering what i would do if i were his manager or anything to do with Quantic Gaming and i don't think he can get away with doing such a thing with any repercussions. Do you have an opinion or thoughts on how things such as this could be combated as a member of one of the most loved teams and players? | ||
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theBizness
United States696 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
That doesn't mean he did the right thing. | ||
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coko
United Kingdom570 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:17 Severian wrote: Being able to play this game professionally is not a privilege. If you piss everyone off doing stuff like this, it won't matter how good you are; people won't want to watch you, sponsors won't want to give you money, and events won't want you to waste airtime. Players realistically play for the viewers, not for themselves. True, though if you piss people off just right, you'll be the biggest and most infamous player. Usually a lot more money in that. | ||
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Doublemint
Austria8366 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:10 MayorITC wrote: 1. Sportsmanship 2. He had the opportunity to earn money, partially funded by people who pay to watch the games. 3. It's not just about him. If Nestea is going to take the time to play against him, the casters are taking the time to cast the game and GomTV is taking the time to broadcast the match, then he should play. That selfish mentality is the whole reason people label Naniwa as immature. There's nothing wrong with that kind of behavior on the ladder, but when you're a PROFESSIONAL player, there's a certain code of conduct people are expected to follow. 1. he forfeited - I guess that´s his right is it not? 2. nobody forced them to pay for it - they want to get something out of it as well and actually do with this little stunt. 3.obviously it is - because people are watching and give a damn about him making a show - even PAYING for it. really don´t understand how people get so upset about that brilliant, probably unintended, PR stunt. | ||
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Devolved
United States2753 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:07 Benjef wrote: Idra and Naniwa have very similar mentalities... yet people hate naniwa and love idra? Yeah, Idra went through group selections and then left Korea, forfeiting all of his Code S games and ruining his group. I think Nani's move is about the same. At least he could have done a mothership rush or something if he didn't want to play seriously. | ||
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Wedberg
Sweden169 Posts
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TheBamf
Denmark366 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:06 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: No respect to viewers, producers, casters and anyone else involved in making this tournament a success. If there were betting lines out of these matches it's absolutely unacceptable regarding that as well. I doubt Naniwa researched that so it's morally the same decision. Well-said, never have a gringed so much over a game. I was thoroughly expecting them to atleast try for the fans, I guess that tells a lot about Naniwa though. | ||
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Zannadar
Turkey294 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:17 FreudianTrip wrote: +1's aren't allowed so here's me saying I agree. That is a joke. I hope people share their feelings with @QuanticGaming Hell yes. I really hope he gets a serious warning or a penalty from GOM. | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:16 Full.tilt wrote: He played in the tournament, the tournament was over for him and his opponent. The result has no effect on who goes through or who goes out. MC arguably not trying so Stephano got knocked out is more significant than this situation. You just gave Nazgul the best counter argument. MC played his absolute butt off when he had nothing to gain. | ||
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Usagi
Spain1647 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:06 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: No respect to viewers, producers, casters and anyone else involved in making this tournament a success. If there were betting lines out of these matches it's absolutely unacceptable regarding that as well. I doubt Naniwa researched that so it's morally the same decision. Pff, broadcasting games that dont matter is stupid, they dont do it in Up and Downs, I was surprised they did it here, and probably only did it because the players it was. | ||
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Yomi-no-Kuni
Germany333 Posts
also entertaining, but not as controversial | ||
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SaoPaulo
Brazil62 Posts
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smakme7757
Norway5 Posts
That was a big F*** You to everyone watching that game! | ||
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graan
Germany589 Posts
On December 13 2011 21:14 Shellshock1122 wrote: you would get penalized in any sport for doing something like that. i agree have to agree too, in other sports, if games dont matter and have to be played, everybody involved will at least say they will try and put up a show for the fans.. he didnt care at all.. im sorry thats not excusable for me. | ||
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Headnoob
Australia2108 Posts
almost entirely because i'd cry if nestea went 0-4. | ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
ok if a football team went out and just stood there and let another nfl team score 100 points, they would probably get fined or penalized in some fashion. however, it wont happen in a major sport because of the consequences. better? | ||
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