EPT[Code A] Preliminaries GSL 2012 Season 5 - Page 111
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{ToT}ColmA
Japan3260 Posts
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Inflicted
Australia18228 Posts
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NguN
Australia1322 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:29 Inflicted_ wrote: Current Code A distribution: 22 23 11When I first saw that I was alarmed at the low number of Zergs. Then I remembered they were all in Code S RO16 lol. | ||
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ramon
Germany4842 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:26 Myrddraal wrote: Wow Nestea, Losira, First and Yonghwa. A successful couple of days for IM. considering that + Show Spoiler + they just dropped out of gstl, disappointingly it's pretty meh | ||
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KillAudio
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EDIT: Poor Sea and HuK, both 1 match away from qualifying.  | ||
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Lixo
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GET BACK TO CODE S !!! | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:30 NguN wrote: When I first saw that I was alarmed at the low number of Zergs. Then I remembered they were all in Code S RO16 lol. It is strange. The top 8 zergs just seems to be on a whole level. If you look like TLPD zerg hold 1,3,4,5,6,9,11,17 So they have 6/10 and 8/20. But then the next is 32, 37 (CoCa who is retired) So they only have 10/40. It seems there is a big 'skill' threshold. If your skill is above that threshold, you are really dominate. But just below that, you will get beat a lot. | ||
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elsation
Australia661 Posts
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Xarayezona
United States72 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:19 lichter wrote: Good thing I was out all day :D And stay out. >.> Go get some fresh air and sunlight or something like that. Then come in when it's over, celebrate, and tell us what it felt like. | ||
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GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
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Hungary1025 Posts
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United States636 Posts
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ColtraneL
France248 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:38 vthree wrote: It is strange. The top 8 zergs just seems to be on a whole level. If you look like TLPD zerg hold 1,3,4,5,6,9,11,17 So they have 6/10 and 8/20. But then the next is 32, 37 (CoCa who is retired) So they only have 10/40. It seems there is a big 'skill' threshold. If your skill is above that threshold, you are really dominate. But just below that, you will get beat a lot. Well that's possible, but TLPD is really not good for people not in GSL. Before, we had ESV and KSL for those who were not in GSL. That gave them the ability to maintain their ELO. Recently, there is only GSL counting in the TLPD Korea so whenever a player loses in GSL, even if it's against very good players, he becomes almost invisible for the TLPD during a little amount of time and he falls behind (look at Mvp for example). So the fact that the zergs are only placed in the very top of the TLPD comes from the fact that those who just qualified for code A are still invisible for the TLPD and they need a little streak of win to gain a spot more visible. Every zerg now established in code S is in the top, that's another way to see it. | ||
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TheBB
Switzerland5133 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:53 ColtraneL wrote: whenever a player loses in GSL, even if it's against very good players, he becomes almost invisible for the TLPD during a little amount of time and he falls behind (look at Mvp for example). This is a bit of a misconception. If you fall out of the GSL you don't play any games, and your rating just doesn't change. It doesn't decay, and unless the ratings of everyone else somehow increase uniformly, you wouldn't fall behind either. Of course, this isn't to defend the Elo system. Some newer systems have rating deviations that, unless they play, increase until they hit a ceiling where the player drops out of the list entirely. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On November 11 2012 19:53 ColtraneL wrote: Well that's possible, but TLPD is really not good for people not in GSL. Before, we had ESV and KSL for those who were not in GSL. That gave them the ability to maintain their ELO. Recently, there is only GSL counting in the TLPD Korea so whenever a player loses in GSL, even if it's against very good players, he becomes almost invisible for the TLPD during a little amount of time and he falls behind (look at Mvp for example). So the fact that the zergs are only placed in the very top of the TLPD comes from the fact that those who just qualified for code A are still invisible for the TLPD and they need a little streak of win to gain a spot more visible. Every zerg now established in code S is in the top, that's another way to see it. Yes, but that is the point. The top zergs are dominating the top of Code S. But the next tier of Zerg have trouble staying or making Code A. This big contrast is not really evident in the other races. When terrans like Taeja, MKP, Mvp were dominating, you had a much better spread of terrans through the top 40(first page in the TLPD). | ||
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Hall0wed
United States8486 Posts
On November 11 2012 14:11 Hall0wed wrote: This qual is Yonghwa's. He is finally going to get to Code A and then 2-0 Rain in the RO48. | ||
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TheBB
Switzerland5133 Posts
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