EPT[WCS] Global Finals 2014 Day 3 - Page 16
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
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Heinsenzerg
Argentina2279 Posts
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:11 vult wrote: So in order of hype for the winner, it would go: TaeJa>Life>MMA>Classic. Disagree? I agree. But in likliness to win I'd put Taeja>Classic>Life>MMA | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:10 stuchiu wrote: BW/SC2/Dota2/Dota/LoL/HS/FGC/CS/CSGO/Quake have basically gone on for the last 10-12 years. It's bad, but a this point if you're expecting to never have to deal with technical difficulties, you're in for a bad time. Technical diffilcuties and stuff are exclected but that was way worse than normal... Inno ran into technical shit at gsl and dealt with it but there comes a time where you can't expect a player to play anymore. Like when the ball deflates in football and imo that was one of those situations | ||
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Musicus
Germany23578 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:07 GumBa wrote: But one shouldnt need to deal with stuff like that in the first place -.- You should not, but you will always have to. The fact that Inno did not have a second keyboard in reach does not speak well for him. A Pro has to be prepared. Had that happened to TLO, he would've reached into his backpack for the second keyboard and is ready to go. A boxer should also not have to deal with a cut and blood in his eyes, but the second better has stuff ready to fix it, if it happens. If Inno had been prepared for the situation of his keyboard breaking, his mentality would've been fine. Sounds harsh and it was very unfortunate and I feel very sorry for him, but I think that's how it is. | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:13 GumBa wrote: Technical diffilcuties and stuff are exclected but that was way worse than normal... Inno ran into technical shit at gsl and dealt with it but there comes a time where you can't expect a player to play anymore. Like when the ball deflates in football and imo that was one of those situations I think at the point we were at yesterday that was true. But Taeja basically played the same before and after the downtime while Inno was rattled. I dont count the loss against Inno, but I do count the win for Taeja because it showed that strength of focus. | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:12 Heinsenzerg wrote: Can we all chant togheter: "We want LAN", or do old shitty decisions have a statue of limitations? All the we want lan signs were banned by blizzcon last year and presumably this year. | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8301 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:13 GumBa wrote: Technical diffilcuties and stuff are exclected but that was way worse than normal... Inno ran into technical shit at gsl and dealt with it but there comes a time where you can't expect a player to play anymore. Like when the ball deflates in football and imo that was one of those situations Both of those guys got screwed hard. Every single game has pauses, crashes and hardware failures. Often at critical moments. Edit: we got screwed too. It seemed like it was taking a toll on the players. The difference in the skill displayed in game 1 and the rest of the series was pretty large. We maybe could have gotten more games on the level of game 1. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:12 stuchiu wrote: So yeah, pretty terrible conditions. Dont really reflect on Inno's skill, but showed Taeja's mental strength and focus were better was basically what I got out of that situation. I agree Taeja is probally mentally stronger but this situation went to far to give a legitamte result imo. Replay it and Taeja 3-0s Inno i can live with that Taeja is a monster but I feel robbed of a series and Inno got the short end of a shitty situation. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:15 stuchiu wrote: I think at the point we were at yesterday that was true. But Taeja basically played the same before and after the downtime while Inno was rattled. I dont count the loss against Inno, but I do count the win for Taeja because it showed that strength of focus. I completly agree. Should have been handled differently though | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:16 GumBa wrote: I agree Taeja is probally mentally stronger but this situation went to far to give a legitamte result imo. Replay it and Taeja 3-0s Inno i can live with that Taeja is a monster but I feel robbed of a series and Inno got the short end of a shitty situation. The saddest part was g1 was so good. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:14 Musicus wrote: You should not, but you will always have to. The fact that Inno did not have a second keyboard in reach does not speak well for him. A Pro has to be prepared. Had that happened to TLO, he would've reached into his backpack for the second keyboard and is ready to go. A boxer should also not have to deal with a cut and blood in his eyes, but the second better has stuff ready to fix it, if it happens. If Inno had been prepared for the situation of his keyboard breaking, his mentality would've been fine. Sounds harsh and it was very unfortunate and I feel very sorry for him, but I think that's how it is. There were like kinda huge factors in play not in Inno control you know. Like the whole nothing works and you wait an hour shit | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
That's what truely broke me. Blizzard has lost my faith in handling a tournament with how they dealt with all the stuff this blizzcon. | ||
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vult
United States9400 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:16 GumBa wrote: I agree Taeja is probally mentally stronger but this situation went to far to give a legitamte result imo. Replay it and Taeja 3-0s Inno i can live with that Taeja is a monster but I feel robbed of a series and Inno got the short end of a shitty situation. I wasn't able to watch this series live, but it really sounds like Blizzcon missed out on an excellent potential series. It really saddens me that SC2 has been out for more than 4 years, and while this problem may have been a hardware problem, integrity of the tournament is still at risk due to these problems. It is really disappointing to see one of these players have to lose after so much downtime and to have to maybe put an asterisk next to the series. TaeJa and Inno definitely deserve better than that. | ||
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Heinsenzerg
Argentina2279 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:15 stuchiu wrote: All the we want lan signs were banned by blizzcon last year and presumably this year. they can´t ban our throats neither our souls! | ||
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Musicus
Germany23578 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:19 GumBa wrote: There were like kinda huge factors in play not in Inno control you know. Like the whole nothing works and you wait an hour shit Yeah but that was true for Taeja too right? | ||
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Musicus
Germany23578 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:20 GumBa wrote: That's what truely broke me. Blizzard has lost my faith in handling a tournament with how they dealt with all the stuff this blizzcon. After g1 I was so hyped, my tiredness was gone and then it all went to shit. | ||
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goody153
44277 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:21 Heinsenzerg wrote: they can´t ban our throats neither our souls! Didn't blizz have that official statement where they said that the configuration of the server is basically the same as a lan event or something ? | ||
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Deathstar
9150 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:21 Heinsenzerg wrote: they can´t ban our throats neither our souls! at the very least we can shout BOOOOOOOOOOOO | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:22 Musicus wrote: Yeah but that was true for Taeja too right? Please just read what I have wrote with Stuchiu. Both players got shafted amd it should have been redone at 1-1 today | ||
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