[NASL] July awarded 2-0 victory over White-Ra - Page 40
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TheResidentEvil
United States991 Posts
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Brown Boy
Canada39 Posts
July waited 4 hours and that is amazing. I doubt anyone posting on this thread would wait 4 hours for someone to play. As for NASL rescheduling I don't think that is a good idea because if they reschedule for one player attending a tournament then all the other players will demand the same treatment. That will just ruin the whole tournament. I'm disappointed that they didn't play but both players are really good and I can see them both going far in this tournament so I'm sure we'll see them play again. The only thing I hope for is that such forfeits don't become a common occurrence. | ||
LF9
United States537 Posts
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LF9
United States537 Posts
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Temporarykid
Canada362 Posts
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
On April 17 2011 10:11 LF9 wrote: Either way, this isn't some open tournament where it would be an abomination to let someone like whitera lose via forfeit vs a random, it's hard to argue with the situation. If you want to be a progamer, and many have learned this the hard way, you really have to keep a BOOK with your schedules and talk to people, set everything up in advance, etc. You also have to prioritize; which league do you have the best chance to place well in? Which offers the best prizes? Risk vs potential reward? Top players in ANY RTS game need to take this into consideration. White-Ra was a top foreign BW player, but money and pro-gaming wasn't really and issue in foreign BW. It is now in foreign SC2, which is why players from other RTS games who COULD compete for money in their games because they weren't dominated by Koreans (KiwiKaki from WC3 and SeleCT from DoW come to mind) seem to have everything down a little better. There were foreign progamers in other games because Korea was wholly focused on SCBW. These players know how to make decisions and balance tournaments, which is actually a difficult thing to do. Imagine trying to decide between practice for WCG and attending another tournament where you could win 5k USD or something like that? Just an example. Select is Korean dude | ||
Archduke
United States119 Posts
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