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On February 06 2013 18:47 Fionn wrote:
Also people saying these guys are more worried about HotS are just silly.
It would make sense if they make R2 of Code A and then slack off on WoL, seeing as they've confirmed a spot for next season and have an Up-and-Down spot already secured. Them practicing HotS, getting dropped down to Code B and having to qualify through the Code A qualifiers with a new game is ridiculous.
Making all-ins =/= trying to lose. Just less preparation to do. Most of the all-iners won, too, so that would make your argument invalid
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On February 06 2013 18:46 DarkLordOlli wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:45 Tobblish wrote:On February 06 2013 18:43 Undead1993 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:41 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:40 Undead1993 wrote:
what i am asking myself why do you put a player coming down from code s against a player from code b? makes no sense for me. well who else are you going to put them against lol how about that you place code s players and code b players against code a players so the difference in skill isnt that high so everyone has a chance i think its a bit unfair they came though the preliminaries and then they get a code s player. Well the fact is that the dropping player isn't actually a Code S player after dropping out.. Well that's just not true.
Well it is, they have to drop out of Code S to get into Code A R48/32/24
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Canada16217 Posts
On February 06 2013 18:48 Swiv wrote:
ok center, do all ins please. just for the lols in this thread.
dear god please no T_T
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If Seed plays like the Seed of last year he should easily win, but who knows what his motivation level is right now
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I miss the red quantic shirts now. Reminds me of the good ol' days.
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On February 06 2013 18:47 Fionn wrote:
Also people saying these guys are more worried about HotS are just silly.
It would make sense if they make R2 of Code A and then slack off on WoL, seeing as they've confirmed a spot for next season and have an Up-and-Down spot already secured. Them practicing HotS, getting dropped down to Code B and having to qualify through the Code A qualifiers with a new game is ridiculous.
You there, stop making sense.
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On February 06 2013 18:47 opterown wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:46 Poopi wrote:
ByuN 2 raxed all three games? Lol such a boss :D. not the first one Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:46 Undead1993 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:44 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:43 Undead1993 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:41 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:40 Undead1993 wrote:
what i am asking myself why do you put a player coming down from code s against a player from code b? makes no sense for me. well who else are you going to put them against lol how about that you place code s players and code b players against code a players so the difference in skill isnt that high so everyone has a chance i think its a bit unfair they came though the preliminaries and then they get a code s player. but that means code b players play against each other, and one code b player gets a guaranteed R2 slot. while the code S players - one will fall to code B. hardly fair for the code S player no that doesnt mean code b player play against each other there also code a players like jaedong and flash from last season o.o the numbers don't add up for that to happen
ahhhh now i see it as well. ty for making it clear to me. okay, well still feel bad for revival making it through the tough preliminaries and then gets knocked out in the first round, but i guess thats how it goes. mb next time!
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On February 06 2013 18:49 RParks42 wrote:
If Seed plays like the Seed of last year he should easily win, but who knows what his motivation level is right now
Well i think he really wants to be in code S for when hots hits so i think he's been practicing hard.
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On February 06 2013 18:48 Fragile51 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:46 Weirdkid wrote:On February 06 2013 18:43 Undead1993 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:41 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:40 Undead1993 wrote:
what i am asking myself why do you put a player coming down from code s against a player from code b? makes no sense for me. well who else are you going to put them against lol how about that you place code s players and code b players against code a players so the difference in skill isnt that high so everyone has a chance i think its a bit unfair they came though the preliminaries and then they get a code s player. It's a nice system to keep the best players at the top, but it can be rather harsh. Exactly. It keeps people that are worthy of Code S in code S, and the ones that have been slacking off get punished instantly. That's why they are seen as the most competitive sc2 tournament in the world, you can't slack off for a single season or else you're history.
Oh Fraggle Rock, I <3 you
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Valid reasons players are doing all-ins:
Pressure
Metagame
Brackets released too close to games
Invalid reasons:
Practicing HotS
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On February 06 2013 18:49 Fragile51 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:49 RParks42 wrote:
If Seed plays like the Seed of last year he should easily win, but who knows what his motivation level is right now Well i think he really wants to be in code S for when hots hits so i think he's been practicing hard.
i wonder if up/downs next season will be for HOTS or WOL, since the up/downs are technically part of next season. probably HOTS
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On February 06 2013 18:48 Fragile51 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:46 Weirdkid wrote:On February 06 2013 18:43 Undead1993 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:41 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:40 Undead1993 wrote:
what i am asking myself why do you put a player coming down from code s against a player from code b? makes no sense for me. well who else are you going to put them against lol how about that you place code s players and code b players against code a players so the difference in skill isnt that high so everyone has a chance i think its a bit unfair they came though the preliminaries and then they get a code s player. It's a nice system to keep the best players at the top, but it can be rather harsh. Exactly. It keeps people that are worthy of Code S in code S, and the ones that have been slacking off get punished instantly. That's why they are seen as the most competitive sc2 tournament in the world, you can't slack off for a single season or else you're history.
exactly this. Because of that players like Marineking, who managed to get 6 consecutive Code S Ro16 now, should get a little more respect (And I've seen a lot of MKP bashing in the last months) for remaining at the top for basically the whole WoL era.
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Austria24417 Posts
On February 06 2013 18:47 Fragile51 wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:46 DarkLordOlli wrote:On February 06 2013 18:45 Tobblish wrote:On February 06 2013 18:43 Undead1993 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:41 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:40 Undead1993 wrote:
what i am asking myself why do you put a player coming down from code s against a player from code b? makes no sense for me. well who else are you going to put them against lol how about that you place code s players and code b players against code a players so the difference in skill isnt that high so everyone has a chance i think its a bit unfair they came though the preliminaries and then they get a code s player. Well the fact is that the dropping player isn't actually a Code S player after dropping out.. Well that's just not true. Really? So you remain a code S player when you're in code B? Do explain how that works..
Not about Code B, but about dropping from Code S to Code A. That means they can requalify immediately and be back in GSL by the time the next season starts. In which case they are still a Code S player.
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United States23455 Posts
Hyun and Center are still teammates.
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On February 06 2013 18:51 bittman wrote:
Valid reasons players are doing all-ins:
Pressure
Metagame
Brackets released too close to games
Invalid reasons:
Practicing HotS
History shows that there were points in time during BW where the metagame was super greedy and suddenly everyone started cheesing because it worked. Might be the case here.
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On February 06 2013 18:51 opterown wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:49 Fragile51 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:49 RParks42 wrote:
If Seed plays like the Seed of last year he should easily win, but who knows what his motivation level is right now Well i think he really wants to be in code S for when hots hits so i think he's been practicing hard. i wonder if up/downs next season will be for HOTS or WOL, since the up/downs are technically part of next season. probably HOTS
Wait isn't this why they pushed the Code A back in time?
So that the U/D can be in WoL.
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51489 Posts
On February 06 2013 18:44 Tobblish wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:40 Pandemona wrote:
Right...Im done for Code A this game. Think too many of them are clearly focused on HOTS and are pretty much set on all in spam.
Think GOM missed a trick here of not making Code A HOTS, like MLG is doing with it's qualifiers. Wait are you serious? This is still a WoL season, playing on a BETA should NEVER happen and only be the last resort. MLG and other only do this because they know that they will get bigger viewer numbers.
So you think people in Code A should be able to earn a Code A and a Code S spot for HOTS by playing WOL? Whilst practicing extensively on HOTS so they don't get behind?
Like IPL 6 for example is all about WOL, yet MLG is all about HOTS. That means everyone has to play 2 games to keep up with the demand, because most people have switched to HOTS now or are atleast practicing more on it. I can see that being a problem for the level of games we will see in both competitions, as they are pretty much right next door to each other as well in terms of dates.
I know it's a beta and things can change pretty fast, BUT in terms of keeping the games up their and to freshen things up anyway i think it would be best to do a HOTS Code A this year and a HOTS IPL 6. We are less than 40 days away from HOTS don't forget.
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On February 06 2013 18:53 Tobblish wrote:Show nested quote +On February 06 2013 18:51 opterown wrote:On February 06 2013 18:49 Fragile51 wrote:On February 06 2013 18:49 RParks42 wrote:
If Seed plays like the Seed of last year he should easily win, but who knows what his motivation level is right now Well i think he really wants to be in code S for when hots hits so i think he's been practicing hard. i wonder if up/downs next season will be for HOTS or WOL, since the up/downs are technically part of next season. probably HOTS Wait isn't this why they pushed the Code A back in time? So that the U/D can be in WoL.
hmm, is it? that would make sense i guess, the previous schedule had code A happening end of feb
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