Krr, iAsonu and XY suspended from WCS in 2014 - Page 3
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xYc
Austria75 Posts
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superpanda27
111 Posts
On July 12 2014 05:51 xYc wrote: I guess they are referring to this rule: I still don't understand where it says that the rules apply to competition that is not within the WCS system. Krr is a participant of WCS, so I'm guessing in ANY competition he is part of, he is being kept to the WCS player code of conduct. And I'm also guessing that SC2ITL is a Blizzard sanctioned event so it can also fall under Blizzard's jurisdiction when the offender is a WCS participant. SC2ITL will likely also be handing out a punishment to Krr in terms of partaking in the SC2ITL. edit: Blizzard is making, I think is making a clear statement, that any cheating found in any other competition will also hinder that participants chance's in WCS. | ||
Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
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jakethesnake
Canada4948 Posts
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chipmonklord17
United States11944 Posts
On July 12 2014 05:35 Dodgin wrote: http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/29ypsg/update_on_ig_win_trading_situation/ http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/29ypsg/update_on_ig_win_trading_situation/cipslay http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/29ypsg/update_on_ig_win_trading_situation/ciq7g2l http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/29ypsg/update_on_ig_win_trading_situation/ciq5o36 I'm curious if this has even been brought to blizzard's attention | ||
Stress
United States980 Posts
On July 12 2014 06:43 chipmonklord17 wrote: I'm curious if this has even been brought to blizzard's attention I wanna see the screenshots of the alleged "admin" that knew about it but didn't care. | ||
argonautdice
Canada2704 Posts
On July 12 2014 06:43 chipmonklord17 wrote: I'm curious if this has even been brought to blizzard's attention Win trades were rampant for the 200 wins and I think the blizz admins were aware but didn't do anything. Even if someone can dig up match history from before and compile a report, I doubt blizz will bar those players since they didn't do it this season (and for this season Neige/Curious was only screencap of 1 game). The ruling will probably help set an example to discourage others who have win traded or plan to for next season. | ||
Socup
190 Posts
On July 12 2014 04:41 xYc wrote: Don't really understand, what SC2I has to do with WCS. Not that I like matchfixing, but can the rules be applied to unrelated competitions? Could they be applied to ... don't know ... Hearthstone cheating as well? That's the thing that worries me more, Blizzard acting like an external policing force for unrelated tournaments. | ||
bosshd
Belgium72 Posts
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Dingodile
4133 Posts
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada16628 Posts
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On July 12 2014 07:15 Dingodile wrote: Didnt Blizzard the announcement of 200 wins only 2 weeks before the qualifiers? No wonder that some guys were shocked about it and went panic mode. That was 2 seasons ago, and they compensated for that in Season 1 by allowing for combined win totals. | ||
mongmong
Korea (South)1389 Posts
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OGzan
United States289 Posts
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Socup
190 Posts
On July 12 2014 07:50 OGzan wrote: Good, people complain about the integrity of NA ladder and having people win trading doesn't help the scene. I think Korean ladder is in shambles if you want to get technical. Silvers and golds are typically "as good" as dia/master Americas. NA doesn't exist on it's own any more, remember south, central, and north america were all merged. You should check out gold league games on KR/TW. Decision making, build execution, micro, and macro seem every bit as good as dia/master on NA. I highly doubt that it's some weird from another planet scenario where they are naturally that good as a whole, it seems much more likely off-racing pros and such. Forgot to mention they use all of the best stuff: early oracle play, blink stalker all ins, immortal all ins, bling/ling busts, MASS muta with ling/bling play, etc. | ||
KingFool
Canada428 Posts
On July 12 2014 08:01 Socup wrote: I think Korean ladder is in shambles if you want to get technical. Silvers and golds are typically "as good" as dia/master Americas. NA doesn't exist on it's own any more, remember south, central, and north america were all merged. You should check out gold league games on KR/TW. Decision making, build execution, micro, and macro seem every bit as good as dia/master on NA. I highly doubt that it's some weird from another planet scenario where they are naturally that good as a whole, it seems much more likely off-racing pros and such. as some 1 who is diamond on kor/am/eu. i disagree with u | ||
Socup
190 Posts
On July 12 2014 08:05 KingFool wrote: as some 1 who is diamond on kor/am/eu. i disagree with u As some1 who is master Amer, diam eu, and diam kor, I disagree with your disagreement. Gold level play is dozens of leagues below the same gold in KR/TW | ||
KingFool
Canada428 Posts
On July 12 2014 08:08 Socup wrote: As some1 who is master Amer, diam eu, and diam kor, I disagree with your disagreement. Gold level play is dozens of leagues below the same gold in KR/TW "Silvers and golds are typically "as good" as dia/master Americas" "except when its me" ? | ||
Socup
190 Posts
You obviously don't play very much KR ladder. | ||
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Insane
United States4991 Posts
On July 12 2014 08:24 Socup wrote: Listen, when I climbed up from silver in KR, there were some people who were what you'd expect. Bad macro, all in, no real skill after the deadly build order push. However there's another group of gold/low plat players. People who's macro is what you see in pro games, who's upgrades and decisions are "pro status". You obviously don't play very much KR ladder. If their macro, upgrades, and decisions are pro status, then why in the world would they be stuck in gold or platinum?! | ||
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