IPL TAC4 Becomes the IPTL - New Format - Page 3
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cmcaneff5502
United States116 Posts
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lleberg
Sweden19 Posts
But YES! More dual tournament groups, GOGOGO! It puts focus where it belongs, the one who wins wins! Instead of the classicc "If he wins this 2-0 but player B be loses 1 map vs player C, or player C wins 2-0, he should be through, i think." #anticlimactic ![]() | ||
JustPassingBy
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
![]() Aside from that, it's a great news. I'd like to see the organisation getting more involve into bringing international teams instead of korean ones. Otherwise it's just like GSTL, KSL and that's just not worth watching for you. Edit : Just read, Chapatiya and StarVe posts. I'm with you guys ^^ | ||
dextrin303
Sweden320 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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Xpace
United States2209 Posts
Okay, so IGN starts IPL, which stands for IGN Pro League, then starts IPL TAC, which stands for Team Arena Challenge, and now IGN is going to name it IPTL, which presumably stands for IGN Pro Team League? That just sounds so strange. I'm so used to "Proleague" and "Team League" being two different things. Like early OGN/MBC differences. Then there's the later simplified "Proleague", which is a team league anyway. ITPL, or "IGN Team Proleague" makes a lot more sense but the abbreviation sucks, and doesn't follow the whole add-T-before-L to differentiate team competition from solo that GSL started with GSTL and NASL picked up with NASTL. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii if MLG comes out with their team format I wonder what it'll be called. | ||
mikkmagro
Malta1513 Posts
With that said, your division-classified format is the way forward for team leagues, and its definitely an improvement from TAC and the rest of the high profile team leagues. | ||
MCXD
Australia2738 Posts
I would recommend either making it full round robin. This would only add 2 games to the entire existing system at most, so I don't think it would hurt scheduling much at all. If you want to keep the double elimination group system, then there must be a significant advantage for being 2nd in your group rather than 3rd, which at the moment there isn't. To stave off pointless games. Also it might be worth while to make a handy chart to show how this works out visually, like GOM did with the new GSL format. | ||
Bumblebee
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JiYan
United States3668 Posts
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Andreas
Norway214 Posts
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Adebisi
Canada1637 Posts
On May 11 2012 05:14 Bumblebee wrote: I like this a lot. Now give us live games and live broadcasts, so we can get a real team-feeling going here! Are you really an advocate of this? I would've thought as a team manager you'd find it a scheduling nightmare. | ||
Hiea
Denmark1538 Posts
Premier Division - Code S Group play followed by single elimination tournament. Challenger Division - Code A Single elimination tournament with the top players getting to play the bottom players of the Premier division (Up n' Down) Amatuer Divison - Code B Losers of the Challenger Division play in a massive open bracket along anyone else who can assemble a team. Whether people like this for a team league or not, up to you, but its the exact same thing as GSL in turns of format. | ||
NKB
United Kingdom608 Posts
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Soap
Brazil1546 Posts
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InsidiA
Canada1169 Posts
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Bumblebee
3237 Posts
On May 11 2012 05:19 Adebisi wrote: Are you really an advocate of this? I would've thought as a team manager you'd find it a scheduling nightmare. I, for one, don't think scheduling is a problem at all. It's a matter of having a dedicated team and a management that puts time into scheduling. I'm absolutely certain that making this a live format will ease my job a lot. And make it a lot more fun due to the feeling that you get from playing such wars live. | ||
Authweight
United States304 Posts
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