EPT[SPL] Woongjin Stars vs EG-Liquid R2 - Page 66
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MattRz
Chile1679 Posts
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
On January 19 2013 12:17 Kergy wrote: Rules are rules. So great to see this level of professionalism. professionalism ? DQ a player for not being there who IS there ? oh jaeh thats professionalism we want ! | ||
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soulist
United States932 Posts
On January 20 2013 05:51 CoR wrote: professionalism ? DQ a player for not being there who IS there ? oh jaeh thats professionalism we want ! He was not there when the game was supposed to start and it is going on tv. They can't be like oh wait nvm let us fuck up the whole tv schedule to wait for someone who is not here when he is supposed to be. He got there late, they did the right call. | ||
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BlazeFury01
United States1460 Posts
On January 20 2013 05:51 CoR wrote: professionalism ? DQ a player for not being there who IS there ? oh jaeh thats professionalism we want ! First of all, he was DQ'ed for being late. Second of all, It's the players responsibility to follow the rules. Third of all, this event is hosted on Television. So, they need the players to be there on the scheduled time for the event. This is the kind of professionalism we need. Remember the Naniwa 4 probe rush situation? GOM had banned Naniwa from Code S because he 4 probe rushed Nestea. GOM had no pre-written rule that you couldn't worker rush, yet banned Naniwa from Code S. Only after receiving a ton of backlash from the community and realizing that they were in the wrong since there was no pre-written rules did they waive the ban. Is this the kind of professionalism you want? | ||
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freeshooter
United States477 Posts
On January 20 2013 06:09 BlazeFury01 wrote: Remember the Naniwa 4 probe rush situation? Actually it was seven probes haha. Still I do think that they made the right call in DQing HerO. Schedules can be tight, and many people would complain about waiting for a longer period of time on the stream, or at the studio just because Hero and JYP didn't anticipate traffic. Not saying it's HerO's fault, but had to be done. And you don't make sense CoR. | ||
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MCXD
Australia2738 Posts
It's terrible and sad that it was beyond their control, but that's life. | ||
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BlazeFury01
United States1460 Posts
On January 20 2013 07:01 freeshooter wrote: Actually it was seven probes haha. Still I do think that they made the right call in DQing HerO. Schedules can be tight, and many people would complain about waiting for a longer period of time on the stream, or at the studio just because Hero and JYP didn't anticipate traffic. Not saying it's HerO's fault, but had to be done. And you don't make sense CoR. Yeah 7, my brood war roots kicked in lmao Also, I don't think this happened with any Kespa teams. | ||
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Deleted User 101379
4849 Posts
He's not pulling any punches against the poor KeSPA players.... | ||
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On January 20 2013 09:06 Morfildur wrote: Just watched the VODs. I think the only thing saving us from Stephano winning Code S is that it's so Zerg heavy.. He's not pulling any punches against the poor KeSPA players.... Well lets hope most of them get killed off before hehe:D | ||
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redFF
United States3910 Posts
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Jknighty
159 Posts
On January 20 2013 04:48 Jknighty wrote: The twitch VODs for Proleague are Spoiler city. Very frustrating. Especially as I paid $5 dollars for the privilege. Does anyone know if there's any prospect of a fix for this? In the mean time, is there any way for me to fix this? Anyone got an answer for this? | ||
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On January 20 2013 06:09 BlazeFury01 wrote: First of all, he was DQ'ed for being late. Second of all, It's the players responsibility to follow the rules. Third of all, this event is hosted on Television. So, they need the players to be there on the scheduled time for the event. This is the kind of professionalism we need. Remember the Naniwa 4 probe rush situation? GOM had banned Naniwa from Code S because he 4 probe rushed Nestea. GOM had no pre-written rule that you couldn't worker rush, yet banned Naniwa from Code S. Only after receiving a ton of backlash from the community and realizing that they were in the wrong since there was no pre-written rules did they waive the ban. Is this the kind of professionalism you want? I agree this is the kind of professionalism we need. But I wouldn't even go so far as to call it professionalism. It's basic common sense. Guy isn't here? Okay go without him. Anyone who disagrees is thinking on such a low level that there isn't even any point in arguing. But I did agree with GOM who banned NaNiWa. The reason shouldn't have been because he probe rushed, but because he blatantly ruined the viewing experience of their customers. There doesn't need to be a set rule saying "when you trash our audience, you will be punished". You're thinking on an international level. It's perfectly normal and fine for a Korean organization to ban NaNiWa for being a total jackass on live television. They withdrew the ban because they are trying to make international fans happy, but in their minds they were 100% sure that they should have kept NaNiWa banned. From their perspective, they are completely correct. | ||
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Darneck
Sweden1394 Posts
On January 21 2013 06:29 Shinta) wrote: I agree this is the kind of professionalism we need. But I wouldn't even go so far as to call it professionalism. It's basic common sense. Guy isn't here? Okay go without him. Anyone who disagrees is thinking on such a low level that there isn't even any point in arguing. But I did agree with GOM who banned NaNiWa. The reason shouldn't have been because he probe rushed, but because he blatantly ruined the viewing experience of their customers. There doesn't need to be a set rule saying "when you trash our audience, you will be punished". You're thinking on an international level. It's perfectly normal and fine for a Korean organization to ban NaNiWa for being a total jackass on live television. They withdrew the ban because they are trying to make international fans happy, but in their minds they were 100% sure that they should have kept NaNiWa banned. From their perspective, they are completely correct. Sure, what Naniwa did was wrong but so was GOM's whole setup of making it possible to play completely pointless games. It shouldn't be possible to have to be forced to play a game that means nothing without it being a showmatch. They messed up by making that possible and for it to happen. | ||
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Sumahi
Guam5609 Posts
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