EPTOn April 27 2013 03:44 TheSir wrote:
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Sir, u deserved a medal
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Taefox
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Sir, u deserved a medal | ||
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
On April 27 2013 03:43 MasterOfPuppets wrote: Any hackers in DreamHack? Any unfair disqualifications in DreamHack? Any denial of participation in DreamHack? Any admins censoring or hiding information that should be public in DreamHack? Sit down son. and to add: Total failure in updating the player result brackets. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On April 27 2013 03:43 MasterOfPuppets wrote: Any hackers in DreamHack? Any unfair disqualifications in DreamHack? Any denial of participation in DreamHack? Any admins censoring or hiding information that should be public in DreamHack? Sit down son. Hey, they have a whole second day. They could hit Artosis in the face with a shovel and DQ all the Swedish players for being do handsome. And they did kill Liquipedia, after all. #onestepcloser | ||
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Makro
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Schelim
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i'm aroused no homo. | ||
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Killcani
Sweden448 Posts
On April 27 2013 03:42 Knowerz wrote: Well there's a few things. First, as far as I understand the matches like Huk V Leenock still help with the seeding into the next round, so though it's not huge, it's still preferable to be in a group with two second place finishers and a first than the other way around (unless I'm wrong about the seeding) Also, it means the players still need to play everyone in the group, so they have to show off strategies and MU builds they might not need to in the GSL-style, so it gives all players in the tournament more information. It also gives all the players who are competing more games - after all these tournaments are as much about giving the players a nice experience as it is for the fans. As for the negative of the tiebreakers, as we've seen they are relatively rare (31 of 32 went through no problem), and with the number of streams there's usually some other games to watch - and in addition they do cap it at 2 tiebreakers, which is a nice compromise - it theoretically should allow the more skilled players to advance. I quess it's all about opinions as everything you said as "positive" sounds bad too me. I'm looking at it from the perspective of a viewer who wants to watch an exciting show so things like Huk vs Leenock are pretty boring to watch. Besides sometimes it's not even beneficial to get 1st place in your group and that makes it even worse. More games = better experience? What makes you so certain that they want to play 10+hours of tournament games?. | ||
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Ettick
United States2434 Posts
On April 27 2013 03:44 TheSir wrote: Is JD vs Oz really only on a minor stream like that? | ||
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On April 27 2013 03:47 Integra wrote: and to add: Total failure in updating the player result brackets. Well, if we're talking official brackets, DH have screwed up a little bit. But still, not even remotely as badly as MLG. | ||
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Fusilero
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On April 27 2013 03:48 Plansix wrote: Hey, they have a whole second day. They could hit Artosis in the face with a shovel and DQ all the Swedish players for being do handsome. And they did kill Liquipedia, after all. #onestepcloser Nah, there are no Chinese players to dq it'll be fine. | ||
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