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Goibon
New Zealand8185 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:47 krews wrote: it will continue to be the best and most prestigious tournament of starcraft 2. Without question. I won't tolerate their authoritarian attitude however. Good luck to them. Now i just need more Koreans to start streaming, especially Leenock. Also KSL is pretty awesome viewing. | ||
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:47 Talin wrote: And it would be even more unprofessional to ban the player and then replace him by handing out some random invites for the spots players are supposed to qualify for. Youre not very objective are you? IdrA is a random invite? Btw, according to the new format, 2 new players would be given seeds to the next season of code S. I agree that Sen is a little weird and hard to explain but IdrA is perfectly understandable - for both skill and marketing reasons. | ||
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:50 Ace.Xile wrote: Sweet, still won't change the fact that this will be one of the stupidest thing i've seen done in E-sports yet. Other sc2 pros have done things much worse, and ironically enough Naniwa get's the worst treatment for not giving it his all in a game that didn't mean shit. at all. Examples specifically in Korea? | ||
Fionn
United States23455 Posts
I just don't get the Sen and Idra choices except THEY'RE POPULAR. WE WANT MORE TICKETS. PLEASE BUY. Haypro/Huk are more deserving for Naniwa's Providence spot. Higher ranked Koreans are more deserving for the extra invitation spot. It just makes GSL look like they're desperate for cash/foreigners to watch. | ||
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Goldfish
2230 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:48 Derity wrote: If all this Naniwa-stuff is true, GOM makes just only itself look bad. I agree with giving Naniwa a warning or a technical foul (reducing prize money or sth else). But disqualification for a thing which isn't even covered in the rules... no way. After seeing all this hate I'm going to assume GOM is going to respond to this. While I do agree a warning should be given, if there was a rule that explicitly stated you can't throw away games by worker rushing, GOM can't be fault for this. It is in their and the rule sort of serves as a warning (if there is a rule). I like GOM but I think they may be overreacting a bit. I honestly not sure if they think this is a good PR move or not. A lot of Koreans seems to agree what Naniwa did was wrong which makes me think GOM is just following the masses in train of thought and thinks no one will disagree. | ||
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Shurayuki
Germany2665 Posts
but i don't care because Sen is in? oh yeah BW represent, show 'em SEN! | ||
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Quiescence
Canada33 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:45 Ace.Xile wrote: LOL, i'm guessing you've never seen any professional sport, because i can name literally thousands of professional athletes that make millions that act significantly worse than Nani did. When pros in NBA and NHL act unprofessionally, they get fined and banned for a few games for serious infractions. In this case, a fine won't do jack to Naniwa since Quantic will be paying it off on his behalf. So a ban is really the only punishment available (you really think a disciplinary warning will do anything to Naniwa?) Anyhow, I'll sit back and see how severe the ban is. If it's only for 1 season I can get behind that since the Code S seed Nani got was an INVITE from MLG, not an qualification through Code A which he failed miserably. Any more than 1 season and it's harsher than needed. | ||
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legaton
France1763 Posts
An frankly, Naniwa's record in Korea is abyssal, he's 1-12! GOM gave a free invite to an undeserving player, that player shit all over their event, and now, they are taking back the invite to give it to someone else. Idra may act on a similar way on foreign tournaments, but he was always a pro in GSL (and even when he 6pooled, he was one 5 health marine away from victory, you could say it was a risky yet appropriate strat). | ||
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KingPaddy
1053 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:47 KeksX wrote: It was still a meaningful game for the tournament and nothing like both 0-4 and duking it out for the 4th/3rd place, and even though there was no code a spot there was still money on the line iirc. Yeah.. but it had nothing to do with GSL, as you had stated. | ||
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Designakrobat
Germany558 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:46 DoomsVille wrote: If that is the direct quote, I am officially pissed off at GOM. I've stood by them and bought every single pass since the first GSL. But I won't be buying anymore. And it's off to the pirates I go. They could not have misinterpreted NaNiwa's attitude more. Prize money hunter? NaNiwa has made it very clear that he doesn't give one shit about prize money. Are you stupid enough to believe that he doesn't give a shit about the Money? Come on, you can't be serious.... | ||
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jarod
Romania766 Posts
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KunA
United States46 Posts
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aderum
Sweden1459 Posts
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:50 Fionn wrote: I'm fine with Naniwa getting banned for a season. That is a choice of Mr. Chae. Maybe too harsh, but at least it is line with other incidents where Rain and Choya both got banned. Rain got banned for basically screwing the whole scheduling and group thing in a GSL by just leaving without giving a notice in a reasonable time. Choya did get banned for the GSTL, yes, but that doesn't mean nearly as much as losing your code s spot for a season. And It's not even given that he gets his code S spot back. Right, I've forgotten that. | ||
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Andrew2658
United States356 Posts
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:51 jarod wrote: so.. can someone tell if nani is still code S or not? Nope  I don't know if the ban is only a season or more. | ||
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HOTSLocusT
Canada10 Posts
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hinnolinn
212 Posts
This just makes MLG look better to me, handling Naniwa's BM much more elegantly by not overreacting. | ||
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VegaNZ
New Zealand317 Posts
I purchased my annual ticket earlier this week, and I will do everything possible to get my money back if this turns out to be true. It's a bad mistake. | ||
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:50 Fionn wrote: I'm fine with Naniwa getting banned for a season. That is a choice of Mr. Chae. Maybe too harsh, but at least it is line with other incidents where Rain and Choya both got banned. I just don't get the Sen and Idra choices except THEY'RE POPULAR. WE WANT MORE TICKETS. PLEASE BUY. Haypro/Huk are more deserving for Naniwa's Providence spot. Higher ranked Koreans are more deserving for the extra invitation spot. It just makes GSL look like they're desperate for cash/foreigners to watch. Thats just it, GOMtv is a business. GSL desperate for cash? So is every other developing business. Sen is questionable but IdrA is deserving, its hard to argue otherwise. Agreed on naniwa though, i dont mind that they banned him but its definitely really harsh. | ||
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