EPTALL IPL5 Information - Page 18
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grieverEU
84 Posts
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pvpeep
Canada228 Posts
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Scribble
2077 Posts
On November 26 2012 02:49 Slackzftw wrote: Nearly all the europeans pulled out. Teh fuck? Isn't IPL paying for flights? Wait, what? Who cancelled aside from the couple of people who we already knew about? Where is this information coming from? Edit: Are you referring to this: "(2)GanZi replaces qxc. HwangSin replaces HayprO, who retired from Starcraft II. MaSsan replaces SeleCT, who retired from Starcraft II. MajOr replaces Suppy. Leenock replaces Axslav. LeiYa replaces ParanOid. Drewbie replaces DBS. Ret replaces Ziktomini. Apocalypse replaces HappyZerg. Illusion replaces BlinG. Sasquatch replaces MaNa," or were there a bunch more cancellations? | ||
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Serek
United Kingdom459 Posts
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iKill[ShocK]
Vietnam3530 Posts
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BlueZebra
Canada8 Posts
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NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
On November 26 2012 04:03 grieverEU wrote: i hope there will be a power rank IPL5 edition. if so, when can we expect it? it's usually out a day before or on the day of the tournament. | ||
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On November 26 2012 06:42 BlueZebra wrote: The brackets are stupid through there no attempt at trying to prevent people from meeting again in the loser bracket. They seem to have each player stuck with a group. So if you have stephano losing to violent and then violent losing you would have a rematch if stephano win in the loser bracket. Please tell me this isn't true. Double-brackets are a decent way of ranking the players, but if players who have already met aren't put into opposite sides of the bracket, the whole point of the bracket-system is lost. You're trying to ensure the correct ranking by giving players a second life after a loss and matching them up against different opponents, not by matching them up against the same players again (until as late as possible in the tournament, which should be the lower-bracket final). | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32746 Posts
On November 26 2012 07:39 m0ck wrote: Please tell me this isn't true. Double-brackets are a decent way of ranking the players, but if players who have already met aren't put into opposite sides of the bracket, the whole point of the bracket-system is lost. You're trying to ensure the correct ranking by giving players a second life after a loss and matching them up against different opponents, not by matching them up against the same players again (until as late as possible in the tournament, which should be the lower-bracket final). Its true, all the matches that happened in the upper bracket will occur in LR4 again. Maybe it was deliberately done to have rematches happen and continue storylines, but it is strange to have such a system. | ||
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Artisane
United States134 Posts
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Derity
Germany2952 Posts
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Rui.S
Canada92 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32746 Posts
On November 26 2012 07:11 NovemberstOrm wrote: it's usually out a day before or on the day of the tournament. It is going to be one hell of a long power-rank, but they might cut out some foreigners because: a) They have little to no accomplishments beyond a few online cups and qualifying b) Just not big names that are worth writing about with such small amounts of information Just thinking about writing a good paragraph for each player is insane, and I doubt that every TL writer has the time or knowledge to write about every 72 players. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On November 26 2012 09:14 PhoenixVoid wrote: It is going to be one hell of a long power-rank, but they might cut out some foreigners because: a) They have little to no accomplishments beyond a few online cups and qualifying b) Just not big names that are worth writing about with such small amounts of information Just thinking about writing a good paragraph for each player is insane, and I doubt that every TL writer has the time or knowledge to write about every 72 players. They usually cut the power rank at 30 or so players, then list " close but not quite there " ones. | ||
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ninjamyst
United States1903 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32746 Posts
On November 26 2012 09:16 Dodgin wrote: They usually cut the power rank at 30 or so players, then list " close but not quite there " ones. I guess they might lump the players that go below the Grubby-line as the "Qualified" players with just a few blurbs or a generalized paragraph describing their combined achievements or something like that. | ||
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SecondHand
United States329 Posts
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quantumslip
United States188 Posts
On November 26 2012 09:00 Artisane wrote: Wife and I are psyched for Thursday. I still don't know how the day is going to go though. We're arriving late Wednesday evening. did you get the VIP ticket? I got it as well; going to be interesting to see how it goes. if anything else, hey, get to hang out around las vegas. IPL also said there will be a special get-together on Thursday night with the pro-gamers as well. The tournament will begin on Thursday, November 29th with a special VIP access only day. Here, VIP ticket holders will be able to access the venue a day before anyone else, and there will even be a special get together with the pro players on Thursday night! Additionally, there will still be at least four HD streams covering the event for those of you at home. from the IPL5 mainpage. Looking forward to this and perhaps meeting other people from here and around the world. hopefully there will be some sort of meetups going on. | ||
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Kkxtrouble
Brazil575 Posts
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xPabt
226 Posts
On November 26 2012 11:01 Kkxtrouble wrote: I don't get MKP's decision to go to WCS when he is seeded in winners round 4 in IPL. Shorter travel and 95% chance to get top 3 and also great chance to win vs traveling to the US for the most stacked foreign event ever. | ||
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