EPTThe funny thing is that ST is apologizing... Why ? It's not like they did something wrong. The situation on the road was bad and they couldn't make it. Can't see what is their fault. Instead of apologizing they should confront KeSPA and ask for rescheduling of the match.
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The funny thing is that ST is apologizing... Why ? It's not like they did something wrong. The situation on the road was bad and they couldn't make it. Can't see what is their fault. Instead of apologizing they should confront KeSPA and ask for rescheduling of the match. | ||
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sparklyresidue
United States5524 Posts
On February 09 2015 21:39 Naikonz wrote: This isn't like they got drunk and passed out on the subway. It was an accident. An exceptional event. If I'm late to work because of traffic, it's still my fault, not the road's. edit: Timely example. it's snowing here today, so I'm leaving an extra half hour early to make sure I get to work on time or early. | ||
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smashlloyd20
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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juvenal
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![[image loading]](http://defiler.ru/chat/smiles-hidden/1-koreans/snow.jpg) what happened you say? | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
This is the god damn playoffs | ||
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Naikonz
Romania65 Posts
On February 09 2015 21:43 sparklyresidue wrote: If I'm late to work because of traffic, it's still my fault, not the road's. edit: Timely example. it's snowing here today, so I'm leaving an extra half hour early to make sure I get to work on time or early. Of course it's your fault if you get late, but you don't get fired if you arrive a little late. Especially if your team agrees to wait for you. Your argument makes no sense whatsoever. | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On February 09 2015 21:43 sparklyresidue wrote: If I'm late to work because of traffic, it's still my fault, not the road's. edit: Timely example. it's snowing here today, so I'm leaving an extra half hour early to make sure I get to work on time or early. If you read Wax's tweet in the OP it seems that they were literally trapped and unable to move. Dunno how you foresee that | ||
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jellyjello
Korea (South)664 Posts
Never mind the fact that it is supposed to be a live broadcast. One team managed to make it in time, all the spectators were there in time, but let's blame the traffic and snow because we are the e-sports mob. Stupidity on this forum always seems to reach a new height. | ||
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jellyjello
Korea (South)664 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:01 Darkhorse wrote: If you read Wax's tweet in the OP it seems that they were literally trapped and unable to move. Dunno how you foresee that Nothing short of the entire tunnel collapsing would block the Korean traffic from moving completely. I don't buy this at all, and I've lived here for the past 8 years driving all over the place. Besides, the navigation system on this country is probably the top of the line. | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:07 jellyjello wrote: Yes, bend the rules only when it benefits me and my interests!! After all, this is e-sports and we should be able to do whatever we please, because we demand it! Never mind the fact that it is supposed to be a live broadcast. One team managed to make it in time, all the spectators were there in time, but let's blame the traffic and snow because we are the e-sports mob. Stupidity on this forum always seems to reach a new height. Yes because live esports events have never been delayed for anything or anyone! | ||
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
On February 09 2015 21:43 sparklyresidue wrote: If I'm late to work because of traffic, it's still my fault, not the road's. edit: Timely example. it's snowing here today, so I'm leaving an extra half hour early to make sure I get to work on time or early. That's pretty stupid and I'm glad that this isn't handled like that in my countries. | ||
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Penev
28536 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:09 jellyjello wrote: Nothing short of the entire tunnel collapsing would block the Korean traffic from moving completely. I don't buy this at all, and I've lived here for the past 8 years driving all over the place. Besides, the navigation system on this country is probably the top of the line. It's not possible to get stuck in traffic in Korea? Wow.. Oo | ||
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jellyjello
Korea (South)664 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:10 Darkhorse wrote: Yes because live esports events have never been delayed for anything or anyone! You are right, so let's delay the game until the delinquent team shows up - could be today or tomorrow, but delay it at all costs because we could careless about everything else but to watch these two teams duke it out. Nothing could be more important, right? | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:01 Darkhorse wrote: If you read Wax's tweet in the OP it seems that they were literally trapped and unable to move. Dunno how you foresee that And that matters why exactly? Fact is one team didn't show up in time. WHY isn't really important at all. I understand that people here wanted to see the games and are pissed cause it didn't happen, but following the schedule is not "a stupid rule". | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37103 Posts
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:15 jellyjello wrote: You are right, so let's delay the game until the delinquent team shows up - could be today or tomorrow, but delay it at all costs because we could careless about everything else but to watch these two teams duke it out. Nothing could be more important, right? Sorry but you aren't making much sense. You're acting like some catastrophe would have befallen the event had they waited. Believe me I would be all for a system where there were rolling match forfeits. For example I think an 0-1 deficit for being half an hour late would have been reasonable with possible increases if they were even later. This is just stupid. It hurts the competition. Most importantly it hurts the spectators who showed up and didn't get to see any games | ||
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SorrowShine
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:16 The_Red_Viper wrote: And that matters why exactly? Fact is one team didn't show up in time. WHY isn't really important at all. I understand that people here wanted to see the games and are pissed cause it didn't happen, but following the schedule is not "a stupid rule". So you're saying if someone is late the circumstances that make them late do not matter AT ALL Sweet Christ this is stupid | ||
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pure.Wasted
Canada4701 Posts
On February 09 2015 22:16 The_Red_Viper wrote: And that matters why exactly? Fact is one team didn't show up in time. WHY isn't really important at all. I understand that people here wanted to see the games and are pissed cause it didn't happen, but following the schedule is not "a stupid rule". It matters because "integrity of competition" isn't a measurable fact, it's a subjective perception. And right now, the majority of viewers - not to mention flabbergasted Korean players, if their tweets are any indication - subjectively perceive the integrity of the playoffs to have been compromised. Whether KeSPA will care is up to them. | ||
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