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On January 19 2013 02:16 00Visor wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 02:13 Chaosu wrote:On January 19 2013 02:05 00Visor wrote:On January 19 2013 02:03 eurTsItniH wrote:
How exactly is it a bad system if the one with the most map wins moves on? You make it sound like it is all unusual, but infact it is usually the way same in football (map wins=goals in this case). In football it makes sense, because you stimulate the teams to play offensive because you reward more total goals. This doesnt apply to map wins, so it doesnt make sense there. Why, I am asking why you don't stimulate the players to take one game off an opponent even when you're losing a series? No. Thats already stimulated, because players would have a worse map difference if they wouldnt take that game. Counting total map wins changes nothing there.
And what you are argueing about football is mostly because there exist draws and points. Pretty different. Winrate is more accurate and it is totally possible.
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After watching Diestar's TvZ and comparing it to Lucifron's TvZ I can just see 2 different classes of player
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Aww, such a shame that Moonglade didn't make it. Nowadays you see him so seldom in big tournaments that I would've liked to see him advance.
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On January 19 2013 02:15 rasnj wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 02:12 StarVe wrote:
HE'S MOVING IN is kind of Khaldor's catchphrase, i think. AND THEY ARE BOTH DROPPING IN SUPPLY! Player X's supply is dropping, but so is player Y's! He has a few things he really likes to repeat in tense situations. I don't really mind though, feel he is a very good caster.
Not only does he have these catchprases, but he also likes to say something, and then repeat it with slightly more emphasis a second time.
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And now for the practice Bonjwa.
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I'm still waiting for the 2011 World Championship IEM 14 time three-way-tie rematch, but everytime it gets close i get denied in the end. 
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On January 19 2013 02:12 OKMarius wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 02:09 Aynophae wrote:
If we only count the games between them 3, both TLO and Grubby are 3-3 on maps and Moonglade is 2-3, he would be out too with this system, some tourney did this iirc. TLO isn't into the equation though since he has better mapscore than both of 'em
But TLO would be in it if it was head-to-head before overall mapscore. Whole point of that is to disregard other matches so his overall better mapscore wouldnt matter. moonglade would've been out with 2 of the most common ranking rules, there is no unfairness in this. (you can argue unfairness about which system should be used)
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Crush Nerchio you must, Yoda!!!
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Russian Federation74 Posts
CIS Stream: Verdi vs JookTo
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Austria24422 Posts
This match should be sick
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crowd in poland is so passionate. i love it..
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On January 19 2013 02:16 00Visor wrote:Show nested quote +On January 19 2013 02:13 Chaosu wrote:On January 19 2013 02:05 00Visor wrote:On January 19 2013 02:03 eurTsItniH wrote:
How exactly is it a bad system if the one with the most map wins moves on? You make it sound like it is all unusual, but infact it is usually the way same in football (map wins=goals in this case). In football it makes sense, because you stimulate the teams to play offensive because you reward more total goals. This doesnt apply to map wins, so it doesnt make sense there. Why, I am asking why you don't stimulate the players to take one game off an opponent even when you're losing a series? No. Thats already stimulated, because players would have a worse map difference if they wouldnt take that game. Counting total map wins changes nothing there.
Winning in close series is better than losing in close series. Losing in close series is better than being owned. What doesn't make sence here to you?
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The reasoning behind Grubby going through has been discussed many times before and makes no sense at all. Winning more maps is just completely irrelevant in this situation. Comparing it to football is useful only if we want to point out how nonsensical it really is. In football attacking play is rewarded with the tiebreaker of more goals. In SC2 winning more maps encourages what exactly?
If either head to head or win % are used as the next tiebreaker then Moonglade goes through. Number of wins is just an illogical, arbitrary way to decide it. Shame that a major tournament has to have such terrible rules. You might as well have Grubby going through because his APM was higher.
Grubby should be out under any reasonable tournament rules.
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Yoda similar to Diestar? LOL! :D
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On January 19 2013 02:21 DarkLordOlli wrote:
This match should be sick
the next zerg bonjwa vs the next terran practice bonjwa after puma
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No bow for poor Yoda ... 
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Haha, YoDa similar to Diestar. O-o
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United States97277 Posts
Who won game 3 vs First and Golden? It's not updated on liquipedia
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EPT
