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[DreamHack] Stockholm D2 2013 - Page 7
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
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RogerChillingworth
Chad3132 Posts
On April 27 2013 11:24 Rostam wrote: Why should the fact that it's 2013 change those things? Has time slowed down? They have a lot of games to run and a limited amount of time to run them in. They can't do every game bo37 and they can't do endless tiebreakers. Seriously, "laughable disaster"? Wow. Lol. GSL never had to flip a coin to decide who advances from their groups. And that's just it. Bo3 is a time saving format, not one that finds the best player at the event. Bo5s should come sooner. If you've made it to the ro8 (i'd honestly say even the ro16) out of 96 players, you deserve a bo5. | ||
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Emzeeshady
Canada4203 Posts
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RiZu
Singapore5715 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Ro16 CoCa>Stephano Leenock>Grubby Puzzle>HerO Hyun>Sase Naniwa>TLO Kas>Sortof Gumiho>Huk Jaedong>Verdi RO8 CoCa>Leenock Puzzle>Hyun Kas>Naniwa Jaedong>Gumiho Ro4 Puzzle>CoCa Jaedong>Kas Final Jaedong>Puzzle | ||
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Emzeeshady
Canada4203 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES51543 Posts
and apparently I need to start rooting for puzzle. | ||
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Rostam
United States2552 Posts
On April 27 2013 11:32 RogerChillingworth wrote: Lol. GSL never had to flip a coin to decide who advances from their groups. And that's just it. Bo3 is a time saving format, not one that finds the best player at the event. Bo5s should come sooner. If you've made it to the ro8 (i'd honestly say even the ro16) out of 96 players, you deserve a bo5. GSL doesn't have to be played in 2 days. | ||
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Master of DalK
Canada1803 Posts
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
Poll: Who do you think will win DreamHack? Leenock (206) NaNiwa (115) GuMiho (51) Stephano (50) Jaedong (38) HerO (33) TLO (28) Grubby (18) HuK (13) CoCa (9) SaSe (8) Kas (8) Puzzle (7) HyuN (7) SortOf (7) Verdi (7) 605 total votes Your vote: Who do you think will win DreamHack? (Vote): Stephano Poll: Who do you want to win DreamHack? NaNiwa (166) TLO (69) Leenock (56) Grubby (56) Jaedong (43) Stephano (42) HerO (23) HuK (23) GuMiho (16) Kas (13) SaSe (9) Verdi (6) CoCa (5) SortOf (4) Puzzle (3) HyuN (3) 537 total votes Your vote: Who do you want to win DreamHack? (Vote): Stephano | ||
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justsayinbro
307 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
heart: totallynotegnaniwa | ||
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dynwar7
1983 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
Heart: HyuN or GuMiho (Leenock has won enough tournaments already, give others a chance :p) | ||
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ThreeSixDrew
Canada183 Posts
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RiZu
Singapore5715 Posts
On April 27 2013 12:10 dynwar7 wrote: Is Polt seriously out!?!? O.o Yeah he got protossed. | ||
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
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Ryler
Slovenia370 Posts
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Sonic Death Monkey
Sweden991 Posts
On April 27 2013 11:24 Rostam wrote: Why should the fact that it's 2013 change those things? Has time slowed down? They have a lot of games to run and a limited amount of time to run them in. They can't do every game bo37 and they can't do endless tiebreakers. Seriously, "laughable disaster"? Wow. Totally agree with this. On April 27 2013 11:32 RogerChillingworth wrote: Lol. GSL never had to flip a coin to decide who advances from their groups. I'm sorry, but this is a ridiculous blank statement. The only reason GSL doesn't have coinflip situations occur is because they have fewer matches in the group stages. They don't let every player face eachother which makes it less fair (if fair is defined as having the best players advancing from the group). In a GSL style format, this is what would have happened: Yugioh > Strelok Lucifron > Timestamp Lucifron > Yugioh Strelok > Timestamp Strelok > Yugioh Lucifron and Strelok advances. The reason Strelok advances over Yugioh (even though they're 1-1 in matches) is because he happened to win those matches in the "correct order". How does that makes sense? Yugioh also suffers from having to play a tougher opponent in Lucifron, while Strelok is matched up against Timestamp. The reason Lucifron advances is because he never had to play Strelok, against whom he would've lost. How is that fair? Seriously, Dreamhack goes to great length trying to determine the rightful winners of the groups. They allow for more matches than GSL, which makes it more fair. However, at some point they just can't keep letting the players play tie-breakers. Cliff notes: Stop bitching about coinflips, Dreamhack's group format is better than GSL's for determining the best players. That's not even up for debate. If anything, argue that Dreamhack's format is too time consuming or that coinflips look bad for the casual and uneducated viewer. | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
Wtf is going on here | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
On April 27 2013 12:54 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: Polt is out? Huk and Grubby through? Wtf is going on here Polt said he was incredibly distracted mentally and simply couldn't focus well enough in his best match-up. Sad to say as a Polt fan, but he just slumped hard today. | ||
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