EPTSundance Apology Regarding WCS Qualifiers - Page 5
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EvanC
Canada130 Posts
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SpikeStarcraft
Germany2095 Posts
they could at least let comm compete against the guy who got a free win because they dq'ed him in the final round. That would actually make a difference. | ||
fire_brand
Canada1123 Posts
I doubt a complaint inbox will do much but be filled with spam or trolling responses. There needs to be action, not words. | ||
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SKaysc
United States305 Posts
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Klipsys
United States1533 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:44 EvanC wrote: Ya, I wanted to see Comm get a spot. That would be nice, but you shouldn't reward bad behavior. I know it's a shitty scenario but he literally broke the rules. | ||
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
First, the demand to enter the WCS Qualifier was much higher than we had anticipated which resulted in many excellent players not getting a chance to enter. thats just retarded seeing as how wcs eu got 1000+ signups every day previously | ||
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ZeeSC2
United States134 Posts
I still think they should have let him play. He deserves a spot! He was straight forward with them from the beginning, and plus he might not have fully understood the rules, something might have been lost in translation. | ||
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Inimic
Canada153 Posts
They actually think that one of the most important errors was the bracket transparency? Or are they just playing dumb? What about outright DQing the Chinese champion after refusing him admittance to the bracket in the first place? | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
2. I don't want apologies. All I want to hear about are solutions and what we're going to do moving forward. | ||
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Lonyo
United Kingdom3884 Posts
12 hours for a PR fluff piece. Well done MLG, all is forgiven! Oh wait... Hopefully WCS America S2 will be given to NASL. | ||
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fleeze
Germany895 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:47 Klipsys wrote: That would be nice, but you shouldn't reward bad behavior. I know it's a shitty scenario but he literally broke the rules. he did it because he had no choice because of bad admin decisions. that's why the rules aren't set in stone and can be overturned by a competent admin decision. unfortunately MLG does not have people that can man up and make such a decision. only the oh so sorry sundance. | ||
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BlooDAnGeL
Macedonia136 Posts
Also it is kinda stupid to say this event was rushed, it was rushed for EU as well, yet they did infinitely better job than MLG. Oh yeah and he didn't say anything about Challenger dates overlapping with DreamHack. I would say he even failed to explain/apologize... | ||
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soiii
Germany266 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:49 Inimic wrote: An apology doesn't undo the harm done. Important players are basically excluded from major tournaments all year because of this WCS mess- this isn't entirely MLG's fault though, it's Blizzard's too. They actually think that one of the most important errors was the bracket transparency? Or are they just playing dumb? What about outright DQing the Chinese champion after refusing him admittance to the bracket in the first place? I also feel like the random exclusion of top players renders this qualifier invalid. At least if you want to run a professional tournament of this magnitude. MLG should admit the errors done and rerun everything instead of harming the whole competion that is comming after this. | ||
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Radel
United States115 Posts
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hypercube
Hungary2735 Posts
MLG's live events are great but their online stuff are below par almost every time. | ||
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GulpyBlinkeyes
United States1449 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:28 pyrometer wrote: I have seen to many apologies from MLG regarding previous tournaments etc. This qualifier was just over the top in how it affected players to a point where yet another apology and "we will improve" just doesn't cut it any longer. Cancelled my Gold subscription from lapsing over after this weekend and will wait and see how things improve before providing any more money to MLG production. This is a smart way to address the situation if you don't like what MLG did. Each person should make their own judgements about what happened, so I'm definitely not saying that everyone should cancel their subscriptions or anything like that. I'm just saying that your dollars and your eyeballs are what MLG are most interested in, so whether you give those things to them or not will send the most impactful messages. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17691 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:53 hypercube wrote: As Stephano had said: "It's good to try but it's better to succeed." MLG's live events are great but their online stuff are below par almost every time. Blizzard selected MLG fully knowing this. MLG was put in a very tough situation as was ESL... this whole thing has been on a very rushed Bliizzard timeline.. its no surprise that several of the "partners" have struggled to put together a solid qualifier. | ||
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BoZiffer
United States1841 Posts
On April 23 2013 07:08 Talack wrote: Apologies are good and all, what is being done to fix this situation now? Sundance is getting good at apologizing but this organization seems to muck it up over and over again. I would have really liked to hear the corrective steps, or a hint towards what that will be, but this will do I suppose. The slight to the Chinese players to me is simply so egregious... | ||
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govie
9334 Posts
Lets force our MLG businessmodel to the viewers, if they like it or not! /care | ||
Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
WCS NA just get worse every single day... | ||
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