EPT[Up/Down] Group A 2013 GSL Season 1 - Page 150
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erw
Norway284 Posts
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Odoakar
Croatia1837 Posts
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tozi
United States506 Posts
so where does flash go now? Code A or Code B? | ||
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GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
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Qikz
United Kingdom12025 Posts
On January 07 2013 01:45 tozi wrote: hmm... so where does flash go now? Code A or Code B? Back to code A. | ||
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sparklyresidue
United States5523 Posts
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Wroshe
Netherlands1051 Posts
On January 07 2013 01:22 Ace Frehley wrote: Why not just give Flash a seed and admit you guys don't care about what is fair as long as the fan favorite goes through? I like this quote. | ||
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LighT.
Canada4501 Posts
On January 07 2013 01:24 massivez wrote: Nice games, to bad for Flash being in Code A again. Anyway, is Jaedong the most popular Kespa player in korea? Seeïng that i never see girls screaming or so for Flash. Or is there another player with the same popularity as Jaedong in korea (that is still playing)? Jd is most popular in kespa. Bisu 2nd, baby 3rd and flash fourth. Jd has fangirls Because he is a boss in starcraft, can sing, has swag and Reasonably attractive. Flash... Well hes just skilled. | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On January 07 2013 02:19 Caihead wrote: Eh, always gonna be problems what ever the format of a tournament is, you can't really ever have a perfect system where the most skilled players go through in a video game because groups can't be perfectly fair. The format is fair as long as it treats everyone equally, complaining about "fairness" is a pretty null point. It is not just video games. In sports, you have referees, injuries or just the opposition being on fire for that night. That is what makes sports so entertaining. There is always chance of upset. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
He will be place in Ro48 Code A. If he wins, he continues on. If he loses, he gets sent to Code B. | ||
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Fischbacher
Canada666 Posts
On January 07 2013 02:41 vthree wrote: It is not just video games. In sports, you have referees, injuries or just the opposition being on fire for that night. That is what makes sports so entertaining. There is always chance of upset. Amen. The way I explain to people why I love the Olympics so much is exactly that: the only thing you can expect is the unexpected. I don't think wants to see a 31 person round robin with Bo7 matches. There really isn't such a thing as a format that is both "perfect" and entertaining. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On January 07 2013 01:01 Talin wrote: Most of the time someone's favorite will lose. In a GSL style groups, nobody really complains about the format when this happens. In a 5 player round-robin group, this is the last page or two of quite a few LR threads. WCG wasn't relevant in Brood War, and I'm pretty sure you're very wrong as to how often the merits of round robin have been debated in the past, ever since Nani's probe rush and Stephano/Bratok's shenanigans at Assembly. Exactly, your examples is Nani, Stephano. Not exactly unknowns, right? And EVERY system gets discussed. You think people don't complain about Code S Format? Where player A can go 3-2 vs player B and still have player B make it thru? Double elimination and what advantage should be given to the winner? Team kills early in single elim format? Extended series? Every format has been complaint about. Just because a format wasn't used OSL/MSL, doesn't make it experimental. The OSL format Bo1 had a lot of complaints as well. Just that the hardcore BW fans just said 'well, it worked in BW.' Which isn't really a logical arguement. | ||
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Tenshix
United States169 Posts
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On January 07 2013 00:09 Talin wrote: It is in Starcraft, especially with groups over 4 players that can lead to odd ties and "meaningless" games for some players. It's just not elegant and satisfying enough. Aren't these kinds of discussions pretty common after most up/down groups? They are. Had Sniper and Yoda lost, I don't think anyone would have cared that much about the format. | ||
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decado90
United States480 Posts
Horrible format. | ||
Poopi
France12911 Posts
On January 07 2013 02:58 decado90 wrote: GSL about 100x less interesting for me now. Sad that a player like Stephano gets a free welfare seed into Code S, while Flash makes it through the Code A qualifiers, goes 3-2 in his Up and Down group, beating the guy that was 5-0, destroying every macro game he played, and doesn't advance. Horrible format. Yeah, 3-2, that's the problem. That and the fact that he didn't win in code A. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On January 07 2013 02:58 decado90 wrote: GSL about 100x less interesting for me now. Sad that a player like Stephano gets a free welfare seed into Code S, while Flash makes it through the Code A qualifiers, goes 3-2 in his Up and Down group, beating the guy that was 5-0, destroying every macro game he played, and doesn't advance. Horrible format. You realize that Kespa players who has less SC2 achievements than Stephano have gotten Code S seeds, right? Do you think Flash is blaming the format? No, he will just go back and work harder. Maybe you should cheer him on instead of whining. | ||
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Elroi
Sweden5599 Posts
On January 07 2013 01:29 erw wrote: funny after a million seasons of gsl you complain about the format now because flash was eliminated, ok. I would never have watched this tournament if it wasn't for Flash and Jaedong. That's why - I at least - haven't been complaining about this arbitrary system before. | ||
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decado90
United States480 Posts
On January 07 2013 00:13 LighT. wrote: Hmm... The only way to appease everyone here is a bo7 flash/stephano for code s seed  haha, Oh god. I can imagine the 4-0 Flash win now. | ||
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