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On October 28 2013 08:16 Elite_ wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2013 08:14 Stoffelhase wrote:On October 28 2013 07:55 Elite_ wrote:What Shellbot said, or in other words, he got fucked over by Blizzard/NASL's mediocre scheduling for Challenger League. fucked over? they offered him free 75 points with a chance of way more and a seeded spot close to good price money.. only that made it even possible for him to have a chance to tie with naniwa.. still hugely unfair in my eyes Blizzard/NASL didn't offer Revival the spot at IEM. IEM/ESL did. They offered the players with the most WCS points until someone said yes to replacing ForGG, Revival was the first to say yes.
You try to make it sound like their choice was reasonable. They offered him the seeded EU qualifier spot, where he did not even play. Grubby was pretty mad about this because he was 3/4th place with nerchio in that qualifier and didnt get offered that seeded spot. Pretty redicilous.
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your Country52798 Posts
And today naniwa fans rejoiced
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updated with results of Soulkey vs Trap.
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On October 28 2013 08:24 Stoffelhase wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2013 08:16 Elite_ wrote:On October 28 2013 08:14 Stoffelhase wrote:On October 28 2013 07:55 Elite_ wrote:What Shellbot said, or in other words, he got fucked over by Blizzard/NASL's mediocre scheduling for Challenger League. fucked over? they offered him free 75 points with a chance of way more and a seeded spot close to good price money.. only that made it even possible for him to have a chance to tie with naniwa.. still hugely unfair in my eyes Blizzard/NASL didn't offer Revival the spot at IEM. IEM/ESL did. They offered the players with the most WCS points until someone said yes to replacing ForGG, Revival was the first to say yes. You try to make it sound like their choice was reasonable. They offered him the seeded EU qualifier spot, where he did not even play. Grubby was pretty mad about this because he was 3/4th place with nerchio in that qualifier and didnt get offered that seeded spot. Pretty redicilous.
Despite EU qualifier ESL payed a trip from Korea to NY because ForGG lived in Korea at this time. ESL did tell Grubby and Nerchio about a qualifier spot at IEM NY. So then Revival just takes ForGG ticket without any rebooking.
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Soulkey is Officially our #1 Seed going into Blizzcon!
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So after the s3 finals we still do not know whether Naniwa makes it to Blizzcon. Well, he will be at Blizzcon but he might not make it into the tournament.
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On October 28 2013 08:35 Die4Ever wrote:
updated with results of Soulkey vs Trap.
You should probably just change it to:
Revival loses his group 10% of the time, this increases Naniwa's chances to 100%
Revival wins his group, this decreases Naniwa's chances to 70% (that's what aligulac had, right?)
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Naniwa willthere for at least the tie breaker match right? WOOHOO!
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Glorious day for Revival fans! Thanks Soulkey!
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On October 28 2013 08:38 Dragoonstorm7 wrote:
Soulkey is Officially our #1 Seed going into Blizzcon!
I'm pretty excited to see what the matchups will be after this finals, cause Dear could move up to 6th spot if he wins.
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On October 28 2013 08:39 hzflank wrote:
So after the s3 finals we still do not know whether Naniwa makes it to Blizzcon. Well, he will be at Blizzcon but he might not make it into the tournament.
Since the showmatch (if it happens) will be at Blizzcon, we might as well consider it part of Blizzcon. right?
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On October 28 2013 08:36 Dingodile wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2013 08:24 Stoffelhase wrote:On October 28 2013 08:16 Elite_ wrote:On October 28 2013 08:14 Stoffelhase wrote:On October 28 2013 07:55 Elite_ wrote:What Shellbot said, or in other words, he got fucked over by Blizzard/NASL's mediocre scheduling for Challenger League. fucked over? they offered him free 75 points with a chance of way more and a seeded spot close to good price money.. only that made it even possible for him to have a chance to tie with naniwa.. still hugely unfair in my eyes Blizzard/NASL didn't offer Revival the spot at IEM. IEM/ESL did. They offered the players with the most WCS points until someone said yes to replacing ForGG, Revival was the first to say yes. You try to make it sound like their choice was reasonable. They offered him the seeded EU qualifier spot, where he did not even play. Grubby was pretty mad about this because he was 3/4th place with nerchio in that qualifier and didnt get offered that seeded spot. Pretty redicilous. Despite EU qualifier ESL payed a trip from Korea to NY because ForGG lived in Korea at this time. ESL did tell Grubby and Nerchio about a qualifier spot at IEM NY. So then Revival just takes ForGG ticket without any rebooking.
Why would they pay a trip from Korea when ForGG lives in france?
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Someone already started the bracket but forgot that alive still has 25 points to gain from challenger league group so it will either be polt vs alive or jaedong vs alive and mvp vs polt or mvp vs jaedong depending on him making it out of his group :D!
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funny how #1 in wcs points has the disadvantage to not know what player he is facing.
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who will revival meet in his challenger group, when is blizzcon?
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The odds for naniwa makes no sense, no matter who wins the WCS finals his chances drop?
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On October 28 2013 08:41 Joneleth wrote:Show nested quote +On October 28 2013 08:36 Dingodile wrote:On October 28 2013 08:24 Stoffelhase wrote:On October 28 2013 08:16 Elite_ wrote:On October 28 2013 08:14 Stoffelhase wrote:On October 28 2013 07:55 Elite_ wrote:What Shellbot said, or in other words, he got fucked over by Blizzard/NASL's mediocre scheduling for Challenger League. fucked over? they offered him free 75 points with a chance of way more and a seeded spot close to good price money.. only that made it even possible for him to have a chance to tie with naniwa.. still hugely unfair in my eyes Blizzard/NASL didn't offer Revival the spot at IEM. IEM/ESL did. They offered the players with the most WCS points until someone said yes to replacing ForGG, Revival was the first to say yes. You try to make it sound like their choice was reasonable. They offered him the seeded EU qualifier spot, where he did not even play. Grubby was pretty mad about this because he was 3/4th place with nerchio in that qualifier and didnt get offered that seeded spot. Pretty redicilous. Despite EU qualifier ESL payed a trip from Korea to NY because ForGG lived in Korea at this time. ESL did tell Grubby and Nerchio about a qualifier spot at IEM NY. So then Revival just takes ForGG ticket without any rebooking. Why would they pay a trip from Korea when ForGG lives in france?
He was in Korea because of VISA (application for another 3/6/12 months).
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Considering Revival can only tie, shouldn't Naniwa be 100% already? Is the tie breaking the program or something? :D
Unless this accounts for the match Revival vs Naniwa at blizzcon and Nani is heavily favored. Come to think of it, that's likely accurate.
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On October 28 2013 08:44 Joneleth wrote:
The odds for naniwa makes no sense, no matter who wins the WCS finals his chances drop? The probability simulation and the game-changer simulation are run with different sample sizes. It's just a random deviation.
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