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On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice!
game 5 of tod vs stephano.
Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate.
Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think.
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did happy say he heard everything??
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"I hear everything"
"That's nice, gogo?"
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On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think.
wait so he learned from mistakes and adjusted to them and then won 2 games in a row, not drawing with the winner but having a better record in this specific instance, and this is a problem?
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On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think.
So bo5's are also unfair. Nani beat Hyun 3-2 at IEM due to realizing Hyun goes 3 hatch before pool and goes proxy gates in deciding game.
Learning done from losing. Damn man why did I not think of that?
We shouldn't allow people to adapt on the fly to win. So imba.
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On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think.
would you say bo5 or bo7 are inferior to bo3?
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On November 16 2013 11:13 dangthatsright wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think. wait so he learned from mistakes and adjusted to them and then won 2 games in a row, not drawing with the winner but having a better record in this specific instance, and this is a problem?
he only wants endless tie breakers to see how players waste themself, just let him be 
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On November 16 2013 11:13 dangthatsright wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think. wait so he learned from mistakes and adjusted to them and then won 2 games in a row, not drawing with the winner but having a better record in this specific instance, and this is a problem?
But the winner isnt offered the same opportunity.
On November 16 2013 11:13 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think. So bo5's are also unfair. Nani beat Hyun 3-2 at IEM due to realizing Hyun goes 3 hatch before pool and goes proxy gates in deciding game. Learning done from losing. Damn man why did I not think of that? We shouldn't allow people to adapt on the fly to win. So imba.
This isn't a Bo5. Titan Kas went even in games and Titan advanced.
I honestly do not understand why i need to argue that bo5 is different than 2 Bo3s. Thats silly.
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On November 16 2013 11:13 y0su wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think. would you say bo5 or bo7 are inferior to bo3?
Yes ! BO1 everywhere, just like OSL !
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On November 16 2013 11:15 1Dhalism wrote:Show nested quote +On November 16 2013 11:13 dangthatsright wrote:On November 16 2013 11:12 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:10 Darkhoarse wrote:On November 16 2013 11:08 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 11:00 ZenithM wrote:On November 16 2013 10:57 1Dhalism wrote:On November 16 2013 10:54 Vorenius wrote:On November 16 2013 10:53 1Dhalism wrote:
dual tournament format strikes again. Explain loser learns from his mistakes, draws with the winner, advances Nobody complains about this anymore. In fact the consensus is that it's the best format for 4-man groups... i dont think those people understand how strategy games work and what kind of preparation they involve. But what do I know, I guess 13 years of OSL got it wrong. ... Can't make an actual argument? Tell people they "don't understand" about very general topics with no clarification! Nice! game 5 of tod vs stephano. Had the previous 4 games not occurred ToD wouldnt proxy gate. Most learning is done from losing, fairly well known fact i would think. wait so he learned from mistakes and adjusted to them and then won 2 games in a row, not drawing with the winner but having a better record in this specific instance, and this is a problem? But the winner isnt offered the same opportunity.
The winner can't adjust? Why not?
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inc was right - needed to focus the forge!
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At least we get a nice action packed series to end it.
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*Round Robin
*Map Score
*H2H
*Pushups tie-breaker
ESPORTS athleticism
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On November 16 2013 11:18 AlternativeEgo wrote:
*Round Robin
*Map Score
*H2H
*Pushups tie-breaker
ESPORTS athleticism
If foreigners can just make it to the pushups tie-breaker...
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just do the freaking 32 player everyone plays everyone, to find out the 16 best players for the next round. Not sure If I would survive 2 month of homestory cup.
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Hero archon kills an entire drop
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those storms, still a really messy battle...
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I don't know if pushing the natural is a good idea...
oh I guess it is
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