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Probe1
United States17920 Posts
On July 01 2011 22:07 Ronthecat wrote: text You should do a search on team liquid, I know this has been asked a few times and there's some greatest hits youtube videos out there. That's a pretty good hook. Explain to them what's what then try to impress upon them the difficulty of the game.. then show them how a pro orchestrates it all  | ||
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Shiv.
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Ludwigvan
Germany2373 Posts
On July 02 2011 02:56 Shiv. wrote: Where's the July thread? look at the name of the OP, then look at the date of the op, then look at the dates of ops of past months. What I am saying is, it is not supposed to be in time. | ||
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pullarius1
United States523 Posts
Code A: RO32 2-1 RO16 2-1 RO8 0-2 UpandDown: Match 1: 0-2 Match 2: 2-1 for a total 6-7. In fact July almost did exactly this in his run to Code S, except he won his last match 2-0 to give him a 6-6 record. With the new groups-of-five system, this will no longer be possible, as you will have to at least 3-2 to make the top2 in your group. Whether or top you can advance with an even record will depend on how tiebreakers will work, and whether it will be a true round-robin group format. | ||
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CrisisNOOB
United States39 Posts
On July 02 2011 03:50 pullarius1 wrote: Under the old system of up and down matches, you could actually go from Code A to Code S with a losing record (not including the qualification matches). Code A: RO32 2-1 RO16 2-1 RO8 0-2 UpandDown: Match 1: 0-2 Match 2: 2-1 for a total 6-7. In fact July almost did exactly this in his run to Code S, except he won his last match 2-0 to give him a 6-6 record. With the new groups-of-five system, this will no longer be possible, as you will have to at least 3-2 to make the top2 in your group. Whether or top you can advance with an even record will depend on how tiebreakers will work, and whether it will be a true round-robin group format. Thank you for this =) | ||
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XXhkXX
170 Posts
On July 01 2011 07:38 XXhkXX wrote: Well I mean that I'm stuck in first place gold, but still vsing plat players. I guess its not as severely blocked as when i was in bronze last season vsing gold players >> lol i finally got promoted, ironically i was in second place in my league, but i still ranked up XD | ||
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Shiv.
3534 Posts
On July 02 2011 05:50 XXhkXX wrote: lol i finally got promoted, ironically i was in second place in my league, but i still ranked up XD I don't think that the placement within your league is as important as you might think. Once your MMR rises high enough so it puts you up against players above your league, you are close to promotion. If you beat them more than 50% of the time, you get promoted (that's obviously oversimplified, but it gives a general idea of how that system works.) Let's say we have John. John is a decent player, nothing special. He wins about 50% of the time, maybe a bit less. He keeps losing to players above his league, he demolishes most people within his league though. Within his own division, he steadily gets placed around 5th place. Let's just assume the 4 players placed above him all simultaneously go on a losing streak. John, meanwhile, keeps his win rate constant. That would soonly make him the number 1 ranked player in his division (as his rating wouldn't change much, while his fellow players would drop a lot of points due to their losing streak), without actually having progressed towards his promotion. I hope this example explains why your ranking within your own division is irrelevant, as it's dependant on the other people in it, while your promotion is only dependant on your own win rate. If you already knew that or I got something wrong, I'm very willing to edit/delete my post.  | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
Can someone post the Hangul signs for the real korean gg? | ||
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XXhkXX
170 Posts
On July 02 2011 17:36 Shiv. wrote: I don't think that the placement within your league is as important as you might think. Once your MMR rises high enough so it puts you up against players above your league, you are close to promotion. If you beat them more than 50% of the time, you get promoted (that's obviously oversimplified, but it gives a general idea of how that system works.) Let's say we have John. John is a decent player, nothing special. He wins about 50% of the time, maybe a bit less. He keeps losing to players above his league, he demolishes most people within his league though. Within his own division, he steadily gets placed around 5th place. Let's just assume the 4 players placed above him all simultaneously go on a losing streak. John, meanwhile, keeps his win rate constant. That would soonly make him the number 1 ranked player in his division (as his rating wouldn't change much, while his fellow players would drop a lot of points due to their losing streak), without actually having progressed towards his promotion. I hope this example explains why your ranking within your own division is irrelevant, as it's dependant on the other people in it, while your promotion is only dependant on your own win rate. If you already knew that or I got something wrong, I'm very willing to edit/delete my post. Yea that logically would make sense :o | ||
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NexUmbra
Scotland3776 Posts
On July 03 2011 08:37 [F_]aths wrote: Koreans sometimes type ww instead of gg. Is that the same key position or an actual korean expression? Can someone post the Hangul signs for the real korean gg? The symbol ᄌ is J in Korean, so GG can be ᄌᄌ, ᄌ on the korean keyboard is the same place as the english W, so WW instead of ᄌᄌ(JJ, thats why you hear "JAY JAY" instead of "GEE GEE" The actual character for where G is on english is ᄒᄒ so you might sometimes see that. But ᄒ has the sound H so that wouldn't make much sense :p In conclusion ᄌ is a J sound = ᄌᄌ = JJ so GG WW = position for ᄌ on korean, so if you have english on its WW GG = You know what that means :p ᄒᄒ = Where G is on korean setting so ᄒᄒ = someone trying to type GG but with korean on instead of english | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
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TheRealPaciFist
United States1049 Posts
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TheRPGAddict
United States1403 Posts
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HamzasSister
United States26 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On July 04 2011 07:00 TheRealPaciFist wrote: Is there any devoted 2v2 tournament in the works? In most cases, 2 vs. 2 matches are played in Team Leagues (meaning, teams who play 1 vs. 1 and the 2 vs. 2 is the tie-breaker of the set of matches). | ||
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edc
United States666 Posts
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
On July 04 2011 17:17 edc wrote: In PvT, is MM/MMM way better than Gateway units? This is a serious question, as it seems to me that Protoss always has to tech up to deal with it. I personally have a grudge against this unit composition. Not necessarily. A lot of Terrans live in fear of gateway units with enough sentries. Basically, until army supplies get beyond 40, forcefields can easily de-fang any Terran bio push, and possibly clean up most of it with minimal losses. After that point, however, things get dicey on both ends. Protoss, with proper macro, will always be 1 warpgate production cycle ahead of Terran because of the warp-in to cooldown, but pound for pound, Terran units beat Protoss without FFs. As the mid game approaches, these aspects can balloon to give each race the advantage. For example, 6 gate pushes can be especially devastating coupled with a FE Protoss, because it capitalizes on this warpgate mechanic (frontloaded production cycles). Meanwhile, the more common example is the early-mid game MM(M) composition coupled with high aggression (to force more gateway vs rax battles). | ||
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