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bludragen88
United States527 Posts
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On October 22 2013 05:02 bludragen88 wrote: Now that they clarified the tiebreakers, we know that at least nani can't lose his spot to revival without playing for it, which is nice. Where was this clarified? | ||
Die4Ever
United States17588 Posts
On October 22 2013 05:02 bludragen88 wrote: Now that they clarified the tiebreakers, we know that at least nani can't lose his spot to revival without playing for it, which is nice. Nice, a live bo5. Now I hope Naniwa and Revival do tie for 16th lol, would be pretty hype. | ||
Die4Ever
United States17588 Posts
http://wcs.battle.net/sc2/en/articles/wcs-global-finals-format-seeding-and-tiebreakers | ||
Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
On October 22 2013 05:14 Die4Ever wrote: Nice, a live bo5. Now I hope Naniwa and Revival do tie for 16th lol, would be pretty hype. So if Revival gets 1st or 2nd place he is ahead of Naniwa as he collected more WCS points (season 1-3). Naniwa just barely loses because he has like 400 points less. | ||
Die4Ever
United States17588 Posts
On October 22 2013 05:19 Too_MuchZerg wrote: So if Revival gets 1st or 2nd place he is ahead of Naniwa as he collected more WCS points (season 1-3). Naniwa just barely loses because he has like 400 points less. No, it is simply "Ties for qualification to the Global Finals If there is a tie across the Global Finals cutoff, the players in question will travel to BlizzCon to play an offline, best-of-five match to decide who will be seeded into the WCS Global Finals bracket." You must be thinking of the tie breakers just for seeding "Ties within the Top 16 seeded players Ties within the top 16 WCS players will be decided by cumulative points earned only in World Championship Series America, Europe, Korea, and Season Finals events. If a tie remains, it will be settled through points earned only in WCS Tier 1 events. If the players in question are still tied, seeding will be decided by coin-toss." | ||
Carefree
United States1571 Posts
Edit: Too late. See above. | ||
Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
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gedatsu
1286 Posts
On October 22 2013 05:19 Too_MuchZerg wrote: So if Revival gets 1st or 2nd place he is ahead of Naniwa as he collected more WCS points (season 1-3). Naniwa just barely loses because he has like 400 points less. Yeah, Revival can now likely steal the #15 spot from Naniwa, but he cannot stop Naniwa from getting a ticket to Blizzcon. This is imo good news for nani. Especially since if he gets the #16 spot, he might play Innovation and that went well the last time. | ||
ArtistenSc2
Sweden53 Posts
WCS SEASON 3 FINALS Placements minimum needed in S3 Finals for surpassing NaniWa's (15th) 3.200p & to get to BlizzConn 1st place : Trap, Genius, Byul, Hack 2nd place : Vortix 3-4th place, RO4 : Dear, Soo, Oz ------------------------------------------------------- maximum ONE of the above to keep Nani in ! ------------------------------------------------------- and if that works out it's the situation with Revival : 1-2 place in group in Challenger = a tie with NaniWa ! (quite a big chance tbh) - guessing a deciding match later on if so.. | ||
Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On October 22 2013 05:14 Die4Ever wrote: http://wcs.battle.net/sc2/en/articles/wcs-global-finals-format-seeding-and-tiebreakers Many thanks! ![]() | ||
youngkrazz
United States14 Posts
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
Global Finals seeding will pit players ranked 1st and 16th against each other, 2nd vs. 15th, and so on, until all 16 competitors have been matched with an opponent. The good thing for Innovation right now is that a number of players are likely to pass him, making it more unlikely for him to get knocked out by Naniwa right away again. ![]() | ||
Stoffelhase
Germany162 Posts
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Deleted User 137586
7859 Posts
On October 22 2013 06:06 Stoffelhase wrote: i will be very sad if naniwa drops out to revival... if this unlikely event happens it is entirely because revival got 75 undeserved points thrown at ![]() You do realize that the only way this can happen is when they play a Bo5 and Naniwa loses to Revival. In this situation, how can you say Naniwa deserves to go to Blizzcon more than Revival. I think Blizzard did really well by implementing this (ad hoc ![]() | ||
ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
On October 22 2013 06:11 Ghanburighan wrote: You do realize that the only way this can happen is when they play a Bo5 and Naniwa loses to Revival. In this situation, how can you say Naniwa deserves to go to Blizzcon more than Revival. I think Blizzard did really well by implementing this (ad hoc ![]() I agree with naniwa deserving it more. Those IEM welfare points were a bit of a joke imo. | ||
Deleted User 137586
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Eventine
United States307 Posts
On October 22 2013 06:40 Ghanburighan wrote: Nevermind, not arguing with Faniwas. oh hey, name calling. | ||
Stoffelhase
Germany162 Posts
To exaggerate this it would also not be fair to give them both 100 additional points so they could have a (possible) 3way tie with duckdeok. | ||
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