EPT[SPL] Quarterfinals Round 1 2015 - Page 12
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
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gdarky
Latvia78 Posts
On February 09 2015 21:26 The_Red_Viper wrote: People like to complain about Kespa i guess. They asbolutely did the right thing, it simply doesn't matter if Startale could have done something differently, they didn't show up... "just delay the match", yeah i am sure it's completely reasonable to delay everything when the schedule is probably pretty tight there. We are talking about spotv, not some relatively flexible streaming platform. It sucks that we don't get the games, but to argue that "it's kespa's fault and Kespa evil bla bla bla" is really weird and stupid. I'am agree. There is rules and it's must to be equal for everyone. Proleague isn't online tournament for $1,000 prizepool. It's TV show, that must be aired in time. One side of the today games are violating the rules, so punishment is ok. Or next time every team can be late with some reasons. I don't think that Kespa must to be ashame for the ST delay. For today i cheered for ST and waited the games online like everyone here. | ||
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pure.Wasted
Canada4701 Posts
On February 09 2015 21:26 The_Red_Viper wrote: People like to complain about Kespa i guess. They asbolutely did the right thing, it simply doesn't matter if Startale could have done something differently, they didn't show up... "just delay the match", yeah i am sure it's completely reasonable to delay everything when the schedule is probably pretty tight there. We are talking about spotv, not some relatively flexible streaming platform. It sucks that we don't get the games, but to argue that "it's kespa's fault and Kespa evil bla bla bla" is really weird and stupid. The schedule is tight? For a Bo9 series that could go all 9 games, where every match could conceivably last half an hour, and that's completely disregarding any technical difficulties that could come up? That's your theory? I've never seen a KeSPA event get shut down or postponed because there wasn't enough time to close it out, and you're suggesting they couldn't have waited for a traffic jam to get resolved? Lol. If time is really that tight, dock a point from ST for every half hour they miss. Do something. But don't just play it off like it couldn't matter less. If they got confirmation from ST that the traffic jam is so bad, they won't be able to get to the studio for another 5 hours, guaranteed, then SAY THAT IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT. Transparency isn't rocket science. | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:16 pure.Wasted wrote: The schedule is tight? For a Bo9 series that could go all 9 games, where every match could conceivably last half an hour, and that's completely disregarding any technical difficulties that could come up? That's your theory? I've never seen a KeSPA event get shut down or postponed because there wasn't enough time to close it out, and you're suggesting they couldn't have waited for a traffic jam to get resolved? Lol. If time is really that tight, dock a point from ST for every half hour they miss. Do something. But don't just play it off like it couldn't matter less. If they got confirmation from ST that the traffic jam is so bad, they won't be able to get to the studio for another 5 hours, guaranteed, then SAY THAT IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT. Transparency isn't rocket science. It is tight cause tomorrow there is already the next match. So the games HAVE TO be played today no matter what. It is tight cause even when they have some extra time here and there (cause they can't know how many games are needed) you still have to start around the expected time for it to work. I agree about the transparency, maybe that would stop some of the stupid "hate" here. | ||
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illidanx
United States973 Posts
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Die4Ever
United States17719 Posts
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vhapter
Brazil677 Posts
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Shinta)
United States1716 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:16 pure.Wasted wrote: The schedule is tight? For a Bo9 series that could go all 9 games, where every match could conceivably last half an hour, and that's completely disregarding any technical difficulties that could come up? That's your theory? I've never seen a KeSPA event get shut down or postponed because there wasn't enough time to close it out, and you're suggesting they couldn't have waited for a traffic jam to get resolved? Lol. If time is really that tight, dock a point from ST for every half hour they miss. Do something. But don't just play it off like it couldn't matter less. If they got confirmation from ST that the traffic jam is so bad, they won't be able to get to the studio for another 5 hours, guaranteed, then SAY THAT IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT. Transparency isn't rocket science. Um, quite simply, they couldn't, and frankly, to am extent, shouldn't care less... They are a legitimate business running a professional tournament with guidelines, rules, and regulations. When a player or team breaks any of these, consequences are adhered to. Welcome to the world of order and civilization... if there is bad weather, plans must be made to leave early. Did you know that you can get fired from your job for being late to work? Even if there is a traffic jam or a blizzard, a company has every right to uphold their guidelines for what is acceptable in their workplace. If there is rush hour traffic, a blizzard, construction, a traffic accident, etc, the individual (or in this case, the team) is responsible for making the proper arrangements to leave on time. Oh, and btw, your company does not have to provide you with proper transparency. (Of course transparency goes all long way in the promotion of PR) It takes me 22 minutes to commute to work everyday. I leave no later than 45 minutes before my shift to ensure an OK time arrival. If I make an appointment during rush hour, I leave extremely early to ensure promptness. For a professional not to do so is absurd. I also was sad that I stayed up on my day off to watch JinAir play and the match wasn't played, but shit happens and we live. | ||
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rice_devOurer
United States773 Posts
On February 09 2015 20:20 Boucot wrote: I remember that EG-TL arrived late one time for Proleague and got to start with a 0-1 disadvantage against Woongjin Stars (then they won the match thanks tp Stephano). Why couldn't they do that this time ? Starting a show one hour late is not that bad and everyone would have understood. It's not lile StarTale was responsible at all, there was an accident in a tunnel -__- I will never understand KeSPA. That was one player arriving late , as opposed to the whole team arriving late . (Liquid HerO) | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On February 10 2015 06:13 GumBa wrote: Best series I have ever seen tbh And someone even "predicted" it On February 09 2015 09:35 The_Red_Viper wrote: sOs will allkill startale, nothing to see here! | ||
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ElMeanYo
United States1032 Posts
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KingofdaHipHop
United States25602 Posts
On February 10 2015 13:29 ElMeanYo wrote: Where are the vods for this? Can't find em anywhere. i mean there's nothing to see | ||
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Xinzoe
Korea (South)2373 Posts
What do you mean? sOs all killed. INCREDIBLE!!!!! | ||
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swag_bro
Japan782 Posts
The reason Asians are so economically successful is because they go by the book and enforce all laws. Bending the rules would put a disruption in the flow of things and cause delays and mishaps, slowing things down. Rules are rules and you can't go against them. If Startale makes it to playoffs next time, they better make damn sure that they avoid things like snow and traffic. This forfeit could have been easily prevented by simply getting some hotel rooms near the venue. Tsk tsk Startale. | ||
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