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On July 26 2013 06:06 Superiorwolf wrote:
thx aligulac! btw
"[2:05:53 PM] MajOrSC2: 2013-07-03 1257 MajOr MX T 0–2 Z US goswser 1416 HotS online
2013-07-03 1390 MajOr MX T 2–0 T US theognis 983 HotS
[2:05:55 PM] MajOrSC2: me no play
[2:05:55 PM] MajOrSC2: this"
ah looks like liquipedia had the same problem. I'll go ahead and change both
http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/IEM_Season_VIII_-_Shanghai/American_Qualifier
edit
Aligulac and liquipedia should be updated to reflect those matches removed now
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On July 26 2013 06:05 T0MORR0W wrote:
Is Aligulac meant to be named after Caligula?
From our FAQ http://aligulac.com/faq/
The name Aligulac is derived from that of the Roman emperor Caligula, so if you can pronounce that, all you have to do is shift the C to the end and you're good to go.
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Nice to hear you're getting some attention, keep up the good work!
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How can I report matches that were incorrectly put there that were in fact walkovers ><
never played ->
IPL Season 5 America Satellite 2 Bracket 1
2012-09-05 Scarlett CA Z 0–1 Z US Sasquatch
IPL TAC3 Qualfiers 2 Ro16 LighT eSports vs Eclypsia
2012-04-21 Scarlett CA Z 0–1 Z US Heavens
FlamingCow.tv Open 1 Group Stage Group C
2013-03-02 Scarlett CA Z 0–2 P US Astrea
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On July 26 2013 06:16 Acer.Scarlett` wrote:
How can I report matches that were incorrectly put there that were in fact walkovers ><
never played ->
IPL Season 5 America Satellite 2 Bracket 1
2012-09-05 Scarlett CA Z 0–1 Z US Sasquatch
IPL TAC3 Qualfiers 2 Ro16 LighT eSports vs Eclypsia
2012-04-21 Scarlett CA Z 0–1 Z US Heavens
FlamingCow.tv Open 1 Group Stage Group C
2013-03-02 Scarlett CA Z 0–2 P US Astrea
I do believe you just did.
Thank you, has been fixed, should be updated when our server updates in around 40 minutes or so.
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On July 26 2013 06:11 Grovbolle wrote:Show nested quote +On July 26 2013 06:05 T0MORR0W wrote:
Is Aligulac meant to be named after Caligula? From our FAQ http://aligulac.com/faq/Show nested quote +The name Aligulac is derived from that of the Roman emperor Caligula, so if you can pronounce that, all you have to do is shift the C to the end and you're good to go.
What made you decide to choose him as an inspiration? He kind of has a reputation for being a lunatic, and according to Wikipedia, once forced a helper named Macro to commit suicide. Does this mean that you hate macro games and are killing eSports?
But seriously, that's an interesting choice. Why him?
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They got added in. They were added on the date of the last day of MLG because that was when they were played, right?
2013-06-30 hendralisk CA Z 2–0 Z CA Kane HotS offline
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On July 26 2013 06:20 T0MORR0W wrote:Show nested quote +On July 26 2013 06:11 Grovbolle wrote:On July 26 2013 06:05 T0MORR0W wrote:
Is Aligulac meant to be named after Caligula? From our FAQ http://aligulac.com/faq/The name Aligulac is derived from that of the Roman emperor Caligula, so if you can pronounce that, all you have to do is shift the C to the end and you're good to go. What made you decide to choose him as an inspiration? He kind of has a reputation for being a lunatic, and according to Wikipedia, once forced a helper named Macro to commit suicide. Does this mean that you hate macro games and are killing eSports? But seriously, that's an interesting choice. Why him?
Aligulac, as a word, was initially formed when Eivind and a fellow classmate were doing programming exercises for school. As a fake company, Aligulac bought and sold however many units of product that Eivind needed for his classwork. Imaginary, yes, but as all faux-companies tend to be, highly successful. Later, Aligulac doubled as an excellent name for a soccer team.
In 2009, Eivind earned his masters degree in industrial mathematics, in his hometown of Trondheim, Norway. Shortly thereafter, as an intern for ETH Zurich, he found a Ph.D. project that allowed him to stay in Switzerland, where he currently lives and works.
Watching GSL inspired him to write a fun program that could say how likely it would be for a player to advance from an Up and Down group, based on a player’s rating. Combining Team Liquid and sc2charts.net data, Eivind created his own prediction method, based on the Glicko rating system. Eivind decided to make this system available publicly and brought back his go-to name for such projects to create aligulac.com.
http://www.esfiworld.com/interview-with-eivind-fonn-founder-of-starcraft-2-statistics-and-ranking-site-aligulac/
I have no idea why TheBB picked that name, why does anyone pick random names besides them sounding cool?
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On July 26 2013 06:24 Grovbolle wrote:Show nested quote +On July 26 2013 06:20 T0MORR0W wrote:On July 26 2013 06:11 Grovbolle wrote:On July 26 2013 06:05 T0MORR0W wrote:
Is Aligulac meant to be named after Caligula? From our FAQ http://aligulac.com/faq/The name Aligulac is derived from that of the Roman emperor Caligula, so if you can pronounce that, all you have to do is shift the C to the end and you're good to go. What made you decide to choose him as an inspiration? He kind of has a reputation for being a lunatic, and according to Wikipedia, once forced a helper named Macro to commit suicide. Does this mean that you hate macro games and are killing eSports? But seriously, that's an interesting choice. Why him? Show nested quote +Aligulac, as a word, was initially formed when Eivind and a fellow classmate were doing programming exercises for school. As a fake company, Aligulac bought and sold however many units of product that Eivind needed for his classwork. Imaginary, yes, but as all faux-companies tend to be, highly successful. Later, Aligulac doubled as an excellent name for a soccer team.
In 2009, Eivind earned his masters degree in industrial mathematics, in his hometown of Trondheim, Norway. Shortly thereafter, as an intern for ETH Zurich, he found a Ph.D. project that allowed him to stay in Switzerland, where he currently lives and works.
Watching GSL inspired him to write a fun program that could say how likely it would be for a player to advance from an Up and Down group, based on a player’s rating. Combining Team Liquid and sc2charts.net data, Eivind created his own prediction method, based on the Glicko rating system. Eivind decided to make this system available publicly and brought back his go-to name for such projects to create aligulac.com. http://www.esfiworld.com/interview-with-eivind-fonn-founder-of-starcraft-2-statistics-and-ranking-site-aligulac/I have no idea why TheBB picked that name, why does anyone pick random names besides them sounding cool?
I was hoping for something more meaningful, but whatever.  It's an awesome site: keep it up.
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Ohh it was added of games played, I was looking at my recent 10 matches hehe
(nom nom more zvz pts for me)
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Thanks for all your good wishes. I'm still on a semi-hiatus until the end of August (more or less). I still have volunteers who code stuff (Prillan, you're cool), but it's not as fast as it used to be. All the credit for keeping the data up to date belongs to the team.
On July 26 2013 06:29 T0MORR0W wrote:Show nested quote +On July 26 2013 06:24 Grovbolle wrote:On July 26 2013 06:20 T0MORR0W wrote:On July 26 2013 06:11 Grovbolle wrote:On July 26 2013 06:05 T0MORR0W wrote:
Is Aligulac meant to be named after Caligula? From our FAQ http://aligulac.com/faq/The name Aligulac is derived from that of the Roman emperor Caligula, so if you can pronounce that, all you have to do is shift the C to the end and you're good to go. What made you decide to choose him as an inspiration? He kind of has a reputation for being a lunatic, and according to Wikipedia, once forced a helper named Macro to commit suicide. Does this mean that you hate macro games and are killing eSports? But seriously, that's an interesting choice. Why him? Aligulac, as a word, was initially formed when Eivind and a fellow classmate were doing programming exercises for school. As a fake company, Aligulac bought and sold however many units of product that Eivind needed for his classwork. Imaginary, yes, but as all faux-companies tend to be, highly successful. Later, Aligulac doubled as an excellent name for a soccer team.
In 2009, Eivind earned his masters degree in industrial mathematics, in his hometown of Trondheim, Norway. Shortly thereafter, as an intern for ETH Zurich, he found a Ph.D. project that allowed him to stay in Switzerland, where he currently lives and works.
Watching GSL inspired him to write a fun program that could say how likely it would be for a player to advance from an Up and Down group, based on a player’s rating. Combining Team Liquid and sc2charts.net data, Eivind created his own prediction method, based on the Glicko rating system. Eivind decided to make this system available publicly and brought back his go-to name for such projects to create aligulac.com. http://www.esfiworld.com/interview-with-eivind-fonn-founder-of-starcraft-2-statistics-and-ranking-site-aligulac/I have no idea why TheBB picked that name, why does anyone pick random names besides them sounding cool? I was hoping for something more meaningful, but whatever. It's an awesome site: keep it up.
Yeah, sorry. It was something I came up with as a kid. When I needed a domain name to play around with, that's the one I got, and when I needed a domain to put this site on, I just used the one I had laying around. If I had known that this was going to become a thing I might have chosen a better name. I think it's stuck now though...
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On July 26 2013 06:30 NMxhendralisk wrote:Ohh it was added of games played, I was looking at my recent 10 matches hehe (nom nom more zvz pts for me)
Yeah, unless MajOr wants to re-spoiler, this time with the entire bracket, we are still waiting for the last matches to be streamed before we can add them.
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On July 26 2013 06:16 Acer.Scarlett` wrote:
How can I report matches that were incorrectly put there that were in fact walkovers ><
never played ->
IPL Season 5 America Satellite 2 Bracket 1
2012-09-05 Scarlett CA Z 0–1 Z US Sasquatch
IPL TAC3 Qualfiers 2 Ro16 LighT eSports vs Eclypsia
2012-04-21 Scarlett CA Z 0–1 Z US Heavens
FlamingCow.tv Open 1 Group Stage Group C
2013-03-02 Scarlett CA Z 0–2 P US Astrea
This gained you a higher place, and also gave Life and VortiX +1 point. :D
Whenever we add matches that are way old, I always fear how much it changes due to the interdependence of who beat who at what time.
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On July 26 2013 04:40 Grovbolle wrote:One of my favorite new things is the "hover over tooltip", meaning that in the ranking page, you can hover over a red/green arrow and see how many places a player has moved since last ranking, or how many points have been gained, both in general, vP, vT and vZ.
I was the one who tweeted this idea to you guys!
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whoa Jim nearly caught up to Scarlett, and he is past TLO and Nerchio in points??
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Aligulac is fantastic and those reports are great ! You deserve what you get from the casters/tournament producers, etc. Even Nerchio loves you, that's huge ! :D
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Do Koreans still start at 1200 and offline is worth 1.5 times online?
I also noticed Mvp's spike early 2011 is lower and is thereby no longer in the all-time top 5--was this from an individual change in his results or an overall change?
Thirdly I saw that foreigners jumped up a bit in the HoF -- changes there?
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EPT
