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On September 09 2014 22:54 D-light wrote: Horrible banner.
On September 09 2014 23:25 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: This banner is horrible. Too "inception" Are you both upset Serral isn't in the banner?
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United States23455 Posts
Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D
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On September 09 2014 22:33 sc2isnotdying wrote: WCS predictor, Happy does not have a better chance at winning his match than MC. Methinks your algorithm might need tweaking. Aligulac says the same cause that's where WCS Predictor gets the player ratings from. Happy has a higher chance to get 2nd, MC has a slightly higher chance to get 1st, Happy has the better chance overall. It's because MC has a VERY weak vsP.
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On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc.
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On September 10 2014 00:14 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On September 09 2014 22:33 sc2isnotdying wrote: WCS predictor, Happy does not have a better chance at winning his match than MC. Methinks your algorithm might need tweaking. Aligulac says the same cause that's where WCS Predictor gets the player ratings from. Happy has a higher chance to get 2nd, MC has a slightly higher chance to get 1st, Happy has the better chance overall. It's because MC has a VERY weak vsP. MC's biggest problem isn't against a particular race, its that he is easy to predict. Sure he comes out with a fucking cool build, and smashes faces left and right. Later though great players like Flash start to read his game.
He is a great player, but his biggest problem is that sometimes he never has a plan B. This is probably because his macro game is a bit weaker, thus he compensates it with great micro and tricky builds.
His forcefield usage is nearly perfect.
I think Happy has a chance of beating MC, but Happy has to read into MC's build fast. He has to research MC's games.
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On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:Show nested quote +On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. Why should someone who wins Dreamhack in September get more points than someone who wins one in April? They're both theoretically as difficult as one another and it makes more sense to have tournaments in the same circuit give out the same points.
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On September 10 2014 00:42 KingofdaHipHop wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. Why should someone who wins Dreamhack in September get more points than someone who wins one in April? They're both theoretically as difficult as one another and it makes more sense to have tournaments in the same circuit give out the same points. End of year drama and excitement of course! :D
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On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:Show nested quote +On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. That's terrible. Blizzcon is the end of year tournament. Not the who has won the most last month tournament. That's like if they would give double points in the last race in Formula 1. Oh wait -_-
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On September 09 2014 23:27 Lorning wrote:Show nested quote +On September 09 2014 23:25 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: This banner is horrible. Too "inception" Are you both upset Serral isn't in the banner? Well, Artosis claim that Serral will be the best foreign player in future. Ofc he should be in banner.
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On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:Show nested quote +On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. Innovation wasn't the only one to qualify early. Qualifying early to Blizzcon just means you won enough tournaments in the top 4, and those that won the first WCS/GSL. Winning either first or second WCS/GSL is nearly guaranteed entry.
Your system would be difficult to balance. You can't predict what would happen by adjusting WCS points according to date played. Is 2% too much? Even 1% might be a bit too much.
And what about players that are dominating the tournaments? Would this adjustment just make them further ahead? Could there be a chance that six progamers consistently make it to Blizzcon year after year?
What you suggest would be complex to predict, and cannot be implemented.
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serral is pretty much the sheldon cooper of sc2! lets see him show his genius!
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On September 10 2014 01:00 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. Innovation wasn't the only one to qualify early. Qualifying early to Blizzcon just means you won enough tournaments in the top 4, and those that won the first WCS/GSL. Winning either first or second WCS/GSL is nearly guaranteed entry. Your system would be difficult to balance. You can't predict what would happen by adjusting WCS points according to date played. Is 2% too much? Even 1% might be a bit too much. And what about players that are dominating the tournaments? Would this adjustment just make them further ahead? Could there be a chance that six progamers consistently make it to Blizzcon year after year? What you suggest would be complex to predict, and cannot be implemented. well I mean you could predict it....
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While we're on the subject, why can Baltimore secure a playoff berth within a week? There are still 20 games to go in the season! They should make September games count as single-game doubleheaders, so teams don't get to be safe too early on.
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On September 10 2014 01:02 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2014 01:00 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote:On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. Innovation wasn't the only one to qualify early. Qualifying early to Blizzcon just means you won enough tournaments in the top 4, and those that won the first WCS/GSL. Winning either first or second WCS/GSL is nearly guaranteed entry. Your system would be difficult to balance. You can't predict what would happen by adjusting WCS points according to date played. Is 2% too much? Even 1% might be a bit too much. And what about players that are dominating the tournaments? Would this adjustment just make them further ahead? Could there be a chance that six progamers consistently make it to Blizzcon year after year? What you suggest would be complex to predict, and cannot be implemented. well I mean you could predict it.... Interesting…..
Could you do it? How long would it take to adjust the algorithm? edit: *throws a rock onto the tracks*
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On September 10 2014 01:02 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On September 10 2014 01:00 Jett.Jack.Alvir wrote:On September 10 2014 00:26 Dingodile wrote:On September 09 2014 23:57 Darkhorse wrote: Best banner of all time. I like MC, but gogo foreigners just because MC already has Blizzcon and we see him all the time :D Big Issue with this WCS point system, like last year. Innovation had 4100 points after Season1 and was already qualified for Blizzcon ~6months before Blizzcon (~5th place if you look the final table of 2013) . I prefer a wcs points system that increases every month by 2%. you won a tournament at april = 750points, you won it at may = 765 points (2nd place 500 -> 510) etc. Innovation wasn't the only one to qualify early. Qualifying early to Blizzcon just means you won enough tournaments in the top 4, and those that won the first WCS/GSL. Winning either first or second WCS/GSL is nearly guaranteed entry. Your system would be difficult to balance. You can't predict what would happen by adjusting WCS points according to date played. Is 2% too much? Even 1% might be a bit too much. And what about players that are dominating the tournaments? Would this adjustment just make them further ahead? Could there be a chance that six progamers consistently make it to Blizzcon year after year? What you suggest would be complex to predict, and cannot be implemented. well I mean you could predict it.... Die4Ever (Can be predict it? ), Die4Ever (Damn right be can!)
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On September 10 2014 01:00 TheBloodyDwarf wrote:Show nested quote +On September 09 2014 23:27 Lorning wrote:On September 09 2014 22:54 D-light wrote: Horrible banner. On September 09 2014 23:25 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: This banner is horrible. Too "inception" Are you both upset Serral isn't in the banner? Well, Artosis claim that Serral will be the best foreign player in future. Ofc he should be in banner. Yeah and Artosis is a god of predicting these types of things!
RIP Clide
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