EPTNaniwa offers Bounty to whoever beats Revival - Page 37
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mongmong
Korea (South)1389 Posts
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Xpace
United States2209 Posts
On October 29 2013 03:23 Assirra wrote: Can't win on your own? Hire in help. Pretty sad tbh. Isn't this how Alexander the Great conquered Persia? | ||
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Martijn
Netherlands1219 Posts
On October 30 2013 21:29 Relaaja wrote: Taeja just played in Red Bull qualifier but is "sick" to play in this one. Taejas forfeit is obviously a lie. Teamliquid does not respect tournament and foreign community enough to have him play. They just dont give a shit. If Taeja hadn't forfeited his bracket match, it would've been him or Minigun in the group. (Assuming those groups are indeed correct). So odds are he wouldn't have been in that group to begin with. These are inherent problems with the system. Yeah the proper thing would've definitely have been to play all the matches and for everyone to focus on all their opponents equally. Unfortunately, right now many players rather worry about what's best for themselves in the short term, until they're stuck on the bad end of the deal when suddenly they realize the effect it's having. | ||
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Sogetsu
514 Posts
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CakeSauc3
United States1437 Posts
On October 30 2013 23:43 Sogetsu wrote: "I will be the first SC2 Bonjwa, but plox someone go and defeat Revival before he reaches me" "I will make this otherwise pointless SC2 match fun to watch. I will create entertainment for my fans. I will also motivate these other pro gamers to compete at their best." Really, is it that bad? | ||
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Sogetsu
514 Posts
On October 31 2013 00:04 CakeSauc3 wrote: "I will make this otherwise pointless SC2 match fun to watch. I will create entertainment for my fans. I will also motivate these other pro gamers to compete at their best." Really, is it that bad? Nice point of view, it is cute to be so innocent. | ||
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Penev
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StarStruck
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On October 31 2013 00:21 Sogetsu wrote: Nice point of view, it is cute to be so innocent. It takes way less effort than being outraged and upset about every little thing. You spend less time angry and more time happy. Plus the ladies love a positive thinker. | ||
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Nuclease
United States1049 Posts
If golfers can make match bets, why can't SC2 progamers? Moreover, there is no obvious bad blood to be found in the tweet by NaNiwA. It's an Alliance player encouraging more interesting and friendly competition, and no one here has any reason to believe otherwise unless they've talked to NaNiwA or Revival lately. | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On October 30 2013 22:17 Xpace wrote: Isn't this how Alexander the Great conquered Persia? I must have missed the part where conquering was a 1vs1 sport. | ||
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Cracy
Poland221 Posts
Myself: 29, real corruption (or rather not being corrupted) is a very important topic and a problem in my line is work. Sentence: not guilty. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On October 31 2013 01:09 Assirra wrote: I must have missed the part where conquering was a 1vs1 sport. Depends on how you do it. The art of war would support Naniwas actions and The Prince would be super supportive. | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On October 31 2013 01:14 Plansix wrote: Depends on how you do it. The art of war would support Naniwas actions and The Prince would be super supportive. Again, this is not the art of war. This is a game/sport so the comparison makes absolutely no bloody sense. | ||
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On October 31 2013 01:22 Assirra wrote: Again, this is not the art of war. This is a game/sport so the comparison makes absolutely no bloody sense. It only doesn't make sense because while Alexander *had* to pay people to fight, Revival still has to fight the same people whether Naniwa gives money or not. Its more akin to giving someone a performance based bonus for sealing the deal with a particularly difficult client. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On October 31 2013 01:22 Assirra wrote: Again, this is not the art of war. This is a game/sport so the comparison makes absolutely no bloody sense. Neither does complaining about something they do professional golf all the time. Really not that big of a deal. | ||
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suddendeathTV
Sweden388 Posts
This challenger league shouldn't even be played in the first place, let alone give any WCS points :D It's all a mess thanks to Blizzard. | ||
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Storm71
Canada55 Posts
On October 31 2013 01:30 Thieving Magpie wrote: It only doesn't make sense because while Alexander *had* to pay people to fight, Revival still has to fight the same people whether Naniwa gives money or not. Its more akin to giving someone a performance based bonus for sealing the deal with a particularly difficult client. It's not like that at all. The person giving the bonus and the employee receiving the bonus is part of the same entity. That's not the case with Naniwa and the players Revival is playing. It's more like paying a third party money to steal your competitor's clients away. | ||
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Storm71
Canada55 Posts
On October 31 2013 01:49 sd_andeh wrote: I don't get the people thinking this is bad or wrong :D Worst case scenario - someone in challenger league actually tries to win apart from Revival, who is the only one to have anything to actually try for in this moment. This challenger league shouldn't even be played in the first place, let alone give any WCS points :D It's all a mess thanks to Blizzard. I'm sure Naniwa tried to win in challenger too. And he didn't have to play against players with a bounty on his head. | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On October 31 2013 02:44 Storm71 wrote: I'm sure Naniwa tried to win in challenger too. And he didn't have to play against players with a bounty on his head. And the difference that the bounty will make is so negligible it will not matter. Theses are professional players, not amatures. | ||
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