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Penev
28503 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:27 KrOeastbound wrote: Yeah it was a poor performance. At least Hydra won and Polt put up a decent fight so the WCS scene doesn't look too shabby. I'm afraid this is going to haunt him for a while either way. And someone really should stop him tweeting about it. Edit: Should've been a reply to CrimeCat's post. Weird | ||
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DonDomingo
504 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:41 sitromit wrote: Storm in a teacup. Player who qualified by winning a charity mickey mouse tournament doesn't practice because he knows he has zero chance. Believes he can get ahead by switching to the expansion, like all the foreigners did back at the end of WoL, only to get demolished by Koreans who came to IEM having played a handful of HotS games. Remember Grubby and all the other foreigners who had switched to completely HotS months before it came out, because the game was going to be so much better and they, having had a head start compared to Koreans, were going to be relevant and competitive? Yeah... How dare you question the legitimacy of the qualification process for BlizzCon?! All sixteen players qualified because no-one else in the entire world could challenge their well earned spots. Are you saying Lilbow was less of a legitimate contender for winning BlizzCon than say soO? Don't be ridiculous, please. | ||
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:48 Elentos wrote: All 15 other participants wouldn't have been allowed to play in the DH qualifiers because they're Koreans anyway. Oh yeah, true. Still, Lilbow is there. And he wouldn't be otherwise, except for hoping to catch that one wild card for Westerners they give away. | ||
r_gg
141 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:39 Dodgin wrote: I'm wondering if the backlash would have been the same if one of the Korean players claimed this and then won their match. I think this is more of a case of foreign player fans projecting their insecurities and lofty expectations onto their only hope, and taking his decision far too personally. I'd bet the reactions from the Korean community would be the exact same or if anything much harsher. I won't be surprised if a player gets kicked out of a team or get banned from certain tournaments for showing such poor attitude. | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8301 Posts
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:51 Big J wrote: Oh yeah, true. Still, Lilbow is there. And he wouldn't be otherwise, except for hoping to catch that one wild card for Westerners they give away. I too would give up on Blizzcon in order to qualify for a Dreamhack. PRIORITIES! | ||
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Crocolisk Dundee
870 Posts
And then same somebody goes on and says people who criticize his unprofessionalism are "Roaches". Unbelievable. | ||
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rotta
5595 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:49 Penev wrote: I'm afraid this is going to haunt him for a while either way. And someone really should stop him tweeting about it. https://twitter.com/LilbowSC/status/661231565708521472 If safe means scouting and reacting, then yes, he really should. This has nothing to do with the expansion at hand. Going for blind builds and expecting Life to play "honorably" is nothing but indifference. Just wondering, would Lilbow have checked the the back of Moonlight Madness in LotV? | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
Kinda looked like he wasn't the only one already prepping for LotV though >.< | ||
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Deathstar
9150 Posts
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
i don't personally care about lilbow (just a foreigner and a protoss player, says a lot really), but the guy did what none of the other drips did and won wcs. he went through a lot of good players. to say that he was unprepared for the match is a stretch, since he had probably prepared some shit. we didn't see it because he got all-in'd three times in a row. it's bad foresight on his part, but that's how it rolls. were his builds unsafe? maybe, maybe that's all he knew. maybe he figured that life would take him seriously and he'd get at least one game going the way he wanted. we'll never know and frankly who gives a shit. foreigners are bad, so why not blame all foreigners for being bad instead of laying the blame on the ONE SINGLE foreigner who managed to make it, just because he didn't live up to your expectations versus one of the favorites to take the entire damn thing. lol, calm yourselves | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16008 Posts
On November 03 2015 04:04 FeyFey wrote: Kinda looked like he wasn't the only one already prepping for LotV though >.< But he was the only one who didn't give a fuck about the tournament. | ||
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dr3am_b3ing
Canada188 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:49 DonDomingo wrote: How dare you question the legitimacy of the qualification process for BlizzCon?! All sixteen players qualified because no-one else in the entire world could challenge their well earned spots. Are you saying Lilbow was less of a legitimate contender for winning BlizzCon than say soO? Don't be ridiculous, please. Put soO in the WCS system and he would have made it lol | ||
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bypLy
757 Posts
foreigners are sometimes considered lazy and now they should be considered even more | ||
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Wuster
1974 Posts
On November 03 2015 03:55 Crocolisk Dundee wrote: As Poisonskin wrote so eloquently in the thread for Ro 16: I can't believe I stayed up so late on a work night to watch somebody who didn't even practice for the biggest tournament of his life. And then same somebody then goes on and says people who criticize his unprofessionalism are "Roaches". Unbelievable. And his Facebook post where he said he predicted Life would cheese, he could have beaten Life if he practiced, but decided LotV was more important. He also lied about not being able to practice (ya, I'll take TLO's word over his any day of the week). | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16008 Posts
On November 03 2015 04:12 Incognoto wrote: meh i'm getting annoyed at this thread i don't personally care about lilbow (just a foreigner and a protoss player, says a lot really), but the guy did what none of the other drips did and won wcs. he went through a lot of good players. to say that he was unprepared for the match is a stretch, since he had probably prepared some shit. we didn't see it because he got all-in'd three times in a row. it's bad foresight on his part, but that's how it rolls. were his builds unsafe? maybe, maybe that's all he knew. maybe he figured that life would take him seriously and he'd get at least one game going the way he wanted. we'll never know and frankly who gives a shit. foreigners are bad, so why not blame all foreigners for being bad instead of laying the blame on the ONE SINGLE foreigner who managed to make it, just because he didn't live up to your expectations versus one of the favorites to take the entire damn thing. lol, calm yourselves it's often said already that the games aren't the problem but his unprofessional attitude. | ||
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Dumbledore
Sweden725 Posts
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12319 Posts
On November 03 2015 04:16 Charoisaur wrote: it's often said already that the games aren't the problem but his unprofessional attitude. It's often said but it's not true. If he had lost three macro games, there would be no thread. If he had cheesed three times and Life had defended, there would be no thread. Inno said that he didn't prepare, but he looked good in his game, so nobody would claim that he was disrespectful for saying it. | ||
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[PkF] Wire
France24234 Posts
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DonDomingo
504 Posts
Oh my. Someone did a thing competing in a video game I feel is disrespectful and unprofessional. Better announce to the world that I lost all respect for Lilbow and I will no longer cheer for him! | ||
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