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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
On July 17 2013 11:13 geokilla wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:08 Extenz wrote:On July 17 2013 11:05 geokilla wrote: Is there going to be a rebroadcast?
I'm surprised Jim went through.. You can watch the vods on the wcs channel. Jim just made everyone he faced look like bronze : \ Ya but those uploads take a while. I believe WCS channel on YouTube is only for WCS America... Can't find WCS Europe/Korea on YouTube. WCS AM VODs: Twitch / YouTube
WCS EU VODs: Twitch / YouTube
WCS KR VODs: Twitch
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On July 17 2013 11:13 geokilla wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:08 Extenz wrote:On July 17 2013 11:05 geokilla wrote: Is there going to be a rebroadcast?
I'm surprised Jim went through.. You can watch the vods on the wcs channel. Jim just made everyone he faced look like bronze : \ Ya but those uploads take a while. I believe WCS channel on YouTube is only for WCS America... Can't find WCS Europe/Korea on YouTube.
lol http://www.twitch.tv/wcs_america/b/431489773
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Wow, was not expecting major to almost edge ryung out.
Kind of wish I had watched now.
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On July 17 2013 11:01 pigmanbear wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:00 Hier wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Rollora wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Hier wrote: Ryung had 5 bases, Major had 2 after the third got sniped. It was over. He had at least 1 other finished cc and I am pretty sure a second one Irrelevant. He was backed against the wall with Ryung running circles around him. It was impossible for Major to set up another base. Well if you imagine what your opponent *should* do and give him credit for it, why play at all? In order to prevent your opponent from doing what he/she *should* do. Understand?
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On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. A good example of how nonsense it can be is thinking instead of Jim we have Innovation, and instead of Nestea, we have a walkover. So then we have: Innovation > Walkover Major 2-1 Ryung Innovation 2-0 Major Ryung > Walkover Ryung 2-1 Major Innovation advances with a 2-0 (makes sense) Ryung advances with a 2-3 while Major is eliminated with a 3-2?
DM; RA Doesn't matter; Ryung advanced
Seriously though, there's nothing significantly wrong with the format. It's not excessively unfair (seeding is more important), and few have had issue with it before.
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juicyjames
United States3815 Posts
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On July 17 2013 11:16 Zenbrez wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. But it's not reversed. It is what it is. Major went 1-2 in matches, Ryung went 2-1. Requirement to move on is to win 2 matches. There's no need to give scenarios that require new rules to the tournament format to make a point. edit - Also, I thought people agreed extended series sucks and should not be used.
It is just trend to complain about tournament systems, must be because osl and mlg were so close together. Now everyone who didn't thought about this stuff before is looking into it and sees the flaws of each system and demands perfection. But perfection would need time and we would only have 1 WCS each year.
Double elim groups are just a few more games over single elimination and fit in a day of broadcast by using bo3, which are needed for sc2 right now to prevent Bo and map wins from playing a to huge role in the advancement. And so far not many walkovers managed to get into the ro8 through the ro32 and 16 groups. I simply like them because the fate is only in the hand of the player and not others. But OSL this season shows every single horror a true group system could provide, atleast if Fantasy loses to Rain and the tie breakers going into coinflip.
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NesTea why do you play with my heart?
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On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed You know why I deleted everything after these first few words? Because none of it matters. The order wasn't reversed.
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On July 17 2013 11:31 Bagration wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. A good example of how nonsense it can be is thinking instead of Jim we have Innovation, and instead of Nestea, we have a walkover. So then we have: Innovation > Walkover Major 2-1 Ryung Innovation 2-0 Major Ryung > Walkover Ryung 2-1 Major Innovation advances with a 2-0 (makes sense) Ryung advances with a 2-3 while Major is eliminated with a 3-2? DM; RA Doesn't matter; Ryung advanced Seriously though, there's nothing significantly wrong with the format. It's not excessively unfair (seeding is more important), and few have had issue with it before.
He has made a whole thread about it. That is how the format works. Each series is taken individually. You can't start taking overall record when a format isn't a "season" that entire record matters.
All 4 players have an equal shot going in.
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On July 17 2013 11:38 FeyFey wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:16 Zenbrez wrote:On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. But it's not reversed. It is what it is. Major went 1-2 in matches, Ryung went 2-1. Requirement to move on is to win 2 matches. There's no need to give scenarios that require new rules to the tournament format to make a point. edit - Also, I thought people agreed extended series sucks and should not be used. It is just trend to complain about tournament systems, must be because osl and mlg were so close together. Now everyone who didn't thought about this stuff before is looking into it and sees the flaws of each system and demands perfection. But perfection would need time and we would only have 1 WCS each year. Double elim groups are just a few more games over single elimination and fit in a day of broadcast by using bo3, which are needed for sc2 right now to prevent Bo and map wins from playing a to huge role in the advancement. And so far not many walkovers managed to get into the ro8 through the ro32 and 16 groups. I simply like them because the fate is only in the hand of the player and not others. But OSL this season shows every single horror a true group system could provide, atleast if Fantasy loses to Rain and the tie breakers going into coinflip.
Doesn't OSL tiebreak with actual games?
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opterown
Australia54783 Posts
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Just caught up with the VODs. Shame for Nestea, but Jim is amazing! This cast made me realize how much I missed Bitterdam.
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On July 17 2013 11:57 dangthatsright wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:38 FeyFey wrote:On July 17 2013 11:16 Zenbrez wrote:On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. But it's not reversed. It is what it is. Major went 1-2 in matches, Ryung went 2-1. Requirement to move on is to win 2 matches. There's no need to give scenarios that require new rules to the tournament format to make a point. edit - Also, I thought people agreed extended series sucks and should not be used. It is just trend to complain about tournament systems, must be because osl and mlg were so close together. Now everyone who didn't thought about this stuff before is looking into it and sees the flaws of each system and demands perfection. But perfection would need time and we would only have 1 WCS each year. Double elim groups are just a few more games over single elimination and fit in a day of broadcast by using bo3, which are needed for sc2 right now to prevent Bo and map wins from playing a to huge role in the advancement. And so far not many walkovers managed to get into the ro8 through the ro32 and 16 groups. I simply like them because the fate is only in the hand of the player and not others. But OSL this season shows every single horror a true group system could provide, atleast if Fantasy loses to Rain and the tie breakers going into coinflip. Doesn't OSL tiebreak with actual games?
Yes, but they ignore map score completely and only use head to head, which is an awful idea statistically speaking. One of the staff members has written some excellent blogs on it.
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On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. A good example of how nonsense it can be is thinking instead of Jim we have Innovation, and instead of Nestea, we have a walkover. So then we have: Innovation > Walkover Major 2-1 Ryung Innovation 2-0 Major Ryung > Walkover Ryung 2-1 Major Innovation advances with a 2-0 (makes sense) Ryung advances with a 2-3 while Major is eliminated with a 3-2?
If Jim is that scary, like Innovation, Major has the option to lose against Ryung in the first match, avoiding Jim and preserving his best TvT strats at the same time right? We could even conjecture that Ryung did just that.
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opterown
Australia54783 Posts
On July 17 2013 13:54 dcemuser wrote:Show nested quote +On July 17 2013 11:57 dangthatsright wrote:On July 17 2013 11:38 FeyFey wrote:On July 17 2013 11:16 Zenbrez wrote:On July 17 2013 11:13 Darthsanta13 wrote:On July 17 2013 10:57 Bagration wrote:On July 17 2013 10:56 fuzzylogic44 wrote: Fucking hell it happened again. He went 3-2 against Ryung and is eliminated while Ryung moves on. Doesn't matter. Ryung 2-0ed his other match, while Major lost 0-2 his other series. Except were the order of the series reversed, Major and Ryung probably would've met a second time anyway. So basically Ryung gets gifted an easier opponent than Major and moves on over someone he has a losing record to. I don't see how this isn't a bigger deal to people, especially with it happening twice in WCS EU already with Mana advancing over TLO 2-3 and duckdeok advancing over DIMAGA 2-3. But it's not reversed. It is what it is. Major went 1-2 in matches, Ryung went 2-1. Requirement to move on is to win 2 matches. There's no need to give scenarios that require new rules to the tournament format to make a point. edit - Also, I thought people agreed extended series sucks and should not be used. It is just trend to complain about tournament systems, must be because osl and mlg were so close together. Now everyone who didn't thought about this stuff before is looking into it and sees the flaws of each system and demands perfection. But perfection would need time and we would only have 1 WCS each year. Double elim groups are just a few more games over single elimination and fit in a day of broadcast by using bo3, which are needed for sc2 right now to prevent Bo and map wins from playing a to huge role in the advancement. And so far not many walkovers managed to get into the ro8 through the ro32 and 16 groups. I simply like them because the fate is only in the hand of the player and not others. But OSL this season shows every single horror a true group system could provide, atleast if Fantasy loses to Rain and the tie breakers going into coinflip. Doesn't OSL tiebreak with actual games? Yes, but they ignore map score completely and only use head to head, which is an awful idea statistically speaking. One of the staff members has written some excellent blogs on it. yeah but it was some tiny minuscule difference in the end though
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poor nestea
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Nesteaa! /o\
Jim really surprised me there with his first place in the group.. gotta watch the vods and see if he was impressive or his opponents were playing bad. And ryung barely making it.. he should have topped this group easily!
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Basically what bothers me about the format is this: in a group of four players, do I think that the player who has a losing record to the best player in the group and a winning record against the second or third best player in the group is less worthy of advancing than the player who beat the worst player in the group and has a losing record against the second or third best player in the group? Not at all.
I realize it doesn't happen often and honestly gsl-style groups have significant advantages over probably pretty much every other format. It just bothers me when stuff like this happens, no matter who it happens to.
Also I didn't make that thread about this format but I think the point the thread creator and I made is worth being thought about.
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gg at such a high supply, nooooooooooo. 
Jimmy was nice to see play, other than Nestea playing weird against him.
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