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On May 09 2012 23:38 sc2holar wrote:Show nested quote +On May 09 2012 23:28 Douillos wrote:On May 09 2012 22:48 sc2holar wrote:
So losing in R2 pretty much means that you can relax and wait for the U&D instead of having to spend a week of practice for your next opponant in R3? unless i have missed something, that sounds like a pretty retarded format. Train for a whole week and NOT need to go through the up and downs to get into code S, which are pretty violent format wise/ Yet R3 losers are treated the same as R2 losers in the Up and Downs.
Only 2 of 5 players make it out of the up-and-own groups. It is a tremendous opportunity to get to Code S by winning one best-of-3 than a round robin with 4 other players where even a winnig record won't guarantee your advancement (tiebreakers). Is it the most dramatic advantage in the world? No.
We understand you don't like the format. It is true that this round is the least meaningful in the GSL, but it is still a solid system and isn't worth incessantly whining about. I suggest a sternly worded email to GOM if you want to belabor the point.
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37084 Posts
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY CRAP! I MISSED AN EPIC DAY OF GSL!!!
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There are always going to be some "unfairness" in each format. But I can tell you that all the players playing in Ro32 wanted to advance so they have an opportunity to tr y to win one more set and get straight to Code S. Up and Downs are very stressful.
If you want to point out unfair things in the format, the 3rd place and 4th from ro16 is actually put in the same position in Ro 24. That is more "unfair" if you want to call it that. But again, there isn't a perfectly fair format given the number of players and time constraints.
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Wow i am psychic..I predicted protoss getting destroyed..and it happened!! I feel i'm destined for great things.
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On May 10 2012 00:04 SeeKeR wrote:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY CRAP! I MISSED AN EPIC DAY OF GSL!!!
People were wondering where you were.
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6 Terrans, oh god. This is getting back to GomTvT days. Hopefully some Zerg pull through next round.
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im somewhat happy that nestea lost today. dont get me wrong, im a huge fan, but he hasnt been himself lately and hopefully this will be the wakeup call. I Doubt he wants to spend another month in Code A, so hopefully this loss will prompt him to get his shit togheter.
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37084 Posts
On May 10 2012 01:17 SarcasmMonster wrote:Show nested quote +On May 10 2012 00:04 SeeKeR wrote:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY CRAP! I MISSED AN EPIC DAY OF GSL!!! People were wondering where you were.
I'm currently in Korea for the summer. I'll be attending management seminars and business meetings for my dad's school
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On May 10 2012 01:31 SeeKeR wrote:Show nested quote +On May 10 2012 01:17 SarcasmMonster wrote:On May 10 2012 00:04 SeeKeR wrote:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HOLY CRAP! I MISSED AN EPIC DAY OF GSL!!! People were wondering where you were. I'm currently in Korea for the summer. I'll be attending management seminars and business meetings for my dad's school
I expect you to show up in the GOM studio in the near future giving a shoutout to good-ol' SarcasmMonster. I deserve it.
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To those complaining that the system is "unfair". If it's unfair, ask any of the winners today if they would want to swap places with the loser.... *crickets*
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On May 10 2012 01:23 Dexington wrote:
6 Terrans, oh god. This is getting back to GomTvT days. Hopefully some Zerg pull through next round.
It's looking more like GomTvP nowadays. Dem Zergies getting very little luck, only a few hopefuls.
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On May 10 2012 01:46 Azzur wrote:
To those complaining that the system is "unfair". If it's unfair, ask any of the winners today if they would want to swap places with the loser.... *crickets*
Then wait till R3 is over and ask the losers if it was worth the practice and preparation just to end up in the same situation as the players they beat in R2...
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On May 10 2012 01:46 Azzur wrote:
To those complaining that the system is "unfair". If it's unfair, ask any of the winners today if they would want to swap places with the loser.... *crickets*
Yes, because that is perfect logic.
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On May 09 2012 22:44 sc2holar wrote:Show nested quote +On May 09 2012 22:42 Asha` wrote:On May 09 2012 22:39 sc2holar wrote:On May 09 2012 22:36 opterown wrote:On May 09 2012 22:34 sc2holar wrote:
Can someone explain to me how the new U&D format works, will Nestea and Polt have a chance at advancing straight to Code S despite losing in code A? or will they be fighting to stay in code A and not fall to the so called code B qualifiers? they still can get code s but they should still be at some kind of disadvantage going into the U&D, right? i mean since they LOST in the round 32. Otherwise it would make the code A games completley pointless... Round 1 of Code A :: Advancement = R2, Elimination = out of the GSL Round 2 of Code A :: Advancement = R3, Elimination = Up & Down matches Round 3 of Code A :: Advancement = Code S, Elimination = Up & Down matches So losing in Round 2 of Code A has literary no consequenses when it comes to your chance of advancing to code S? sounds like a pretty stupid format to me....
No it's a good format.. it gives players another chance, so they try really hard for it.
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On May 10 2012 02:03 SeaSwift wrote:Show nested quote +On May 10 2012 01:46 Azzur wrote:
To those complaining that the system is "unfair". If it's unfair, ask any of the winners today if they would want to swap places with the loser.... *crickets* Yes, because that is perfect logic.
LOL
Seeker, by your dad's school do you mean the school he is sending you to, the school that he owns, or the school he is going to?
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Fuck yeah Pretender 
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Hmm. Went 6/8 on liquidbets both days. 75% aint bad i guess. Sad to see Nestea go to up and downs though.
Can someone clarify how qualification for next seasons code S works please. Its top 8 from this code S, 12 from code A and 12 from up and downs. Is that right?
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The new format must be very stressful for the players. but it guarantees higher quality games in Code S since it will always include the best performing players right now, instead of players that were good 5 months ago and kept their spot because it was much harder to fall out of code S than to get in.
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On May 09 2012 20:26 Dodgin wrote:
This is code A so forgg will look like a champion and crush until he gets back to code s next season and loses in groups again.
well forGG had a really hard group this time.
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EPT
