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Waxangel
Profile Blog Joined September 2002
United States33710 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-11 18:49:04
May 11 2020 18:48 GMT
#21
On May 12 2020 03:46 hjpalpha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:43 Waxangel wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


The gradual acceptance of no-advantage double elim finals in various esports is a pretty interesting phenomenon (besides the FGC anyway). Perhaps it's reflective of viewer taste that is willing to compromise absolute competitive consistency for entertainment's sake. I recall the Stout MSL finals in 2003 where Nal_Ra won a sub 60-minute 3-0 due to having a one map upper bracket adv—MSL eliminated the winners adv after that).


Well players dislike it pretty much from what i heared, same goes for a 24-DE bracket btw.


Ah, the compromises our noble progamers make because they realize they are also working in an entertainment industry
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ZigguratOfUr
Profile Blog Joined April 2012
Iraq16955 Posts
May 11 2020 18:52 GMT
#22
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.
hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
May 11 2020 18:53 GMT
#23
On May 12 2020 03:48 Waxangel wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:46 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:43 Waxangel wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


The gradual acceptance of no-advantage double elim finals in various esports is a pretty interesting phenomenon (besides the FGC anyway). Perhaps it's reflective of viewer taste that is willing to compromise absolute competitive consistency for entertainment's sake. I recall the Stout MSL finals in 2003 where Nal_Ra won a sub 60-minute 3-0 due to having a one map upper bracket adv—MSL eliminated the winners adv after that).


Well players dislike it pretty much from what i heared, same goes for a 24-DE bracket btw.


Ah, the compromises our noble progamers make because they realize they are also working in an entertainment industry


Well some of the players only participate in it because of the points ...
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hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-11 19:10:43
May 11 2020 19:00 GMT
#24
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.


a normal double elim (with 2^n players, n a natural number) is fine, but a 24-DE (with all players starting in the upper bracket is pretty pad

it makes no difference if you lose your first or second match for players that have to play the first round

so the first whole day is pretty unimportant and not watch worthy to me already
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Elentos
Profile Blog Joined February 2015
55594 Posts
May 11 2020 19:01 GMT
#25
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.

They could use it as a unique chance to come up with a tangible winner bracket advantage that isn't just handing out a free map win.
Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes.
hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-11 19:20:58
May 11 2020 19:20 GMT
#26
On May 12 2020 04:01 Elentos wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.

They could use it as a unique chance to come up with a tangible winner bracket advantage that isn't just handing out a free map win.


I asked Julmust if there was any advantage in the grand finals for the player coming from the winners bracket, his answer was just "nope". (on liquipedia discord)

So I think its safe to assume that there will not be any advantage at all, which is just stupid and unfair to the player coming from the winner bracket.

I usually really like tl and what the admins do most of the time but imo for TSL5 the format and rules are just bad.
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Zealously
Profile Blog Joined October 2011
East Gorteau22261 Posts
May 11 2020 19:33 GMT
#27
On May 12 2020 04:20 hjpalpha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 04:01 Elentos wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.

They could use it as a unique chance to come up with a tangible winner bracket advantage that isn't just handing out a free map win.


I asked Julmust if there was any advantage in the grand finals for the player coming from the winners bracket, his answer was just "nope". (on liquipedia discord)

So I think its safe to assume that there will not be any advantage at all, which is just stupid and unfair to the player coming from the winner bracket.

I usually really like tl and what the admins do most of the time but imo for TSL5 the format and rules are just bad.


Can you name any SC2 tournaments - where the finals began with an advantage for one player - that ended in what is remembered as a good finals? It is worth considering that the ultimate goal of any tournament is providing entertainment value, and winners bracket advantage typically has not served that purpose. This is (largely) why they have been phased out from SC2 tournaments.
AdministratorBreak the chains
hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-11 19:38:33
May 11 2020 19:38 GMT
#28
On May 12 2020 04:33 Zealously wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 04:20 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 04:01 Elentos wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.

They could use it as a unique chance to come up with a tangible winner bracket advantage that isn't just handing out a free map win.


I asked Julmust if there was any advantage in the grand finals for the player coming from the winners bracket, his answer was just "nope". (on liquipedia discord)

So I think its safe to assume that there will not be any advantage at all, which is just stupid and unfair to the player coming from the winner bracket.

I usually really like tl and what the admins do most of the time but imo for TSL5 the format and rules are just bad.


Can you name any SC2 tournaments - where the finals began with an advantage for one player - that ended in what is remembered as a good finals? It is worth considering that the ultimate goal of any tournament is providing entertainment value, and winners bracket advantage typically has not served that purpose. This is (largely) why they have been phased out from SC2 tournaments.


e.g. (Wiki)HomeStory Cup/20 (there it even was a whole match advantage not just a game)
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Pandain
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
United States12989 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-11 19:54:56
May 11 2020 19:48 GMT
#29
On May 12 2020 04:00 hjpalpha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.


a normal double elim (with 2^n players, n a natural number) is fine, but a 24-DE (with all players starting in the upper bracket is pretty pad

it makes no difference if you lose your first or second match for players that have to play the first round

so the first whole day is pretty unimportant and not watch worthy to me already


Edit: Oh I get what your saying. I guess its inevitable if you want to have a complete DE where no party starts from the losers bracket (which is better). It does have its downsides I guess, but I'm still super pumped for all the additional games.
LemonyTang
Profile Joined March 2011
United Kingdom437 Posts
May 11 2020 20:30 GMT
#30
On May 12 2020 04:38 hjpalpha wrote:


e.g. (Wiki)HomeStory Cup/20 (there it even was a whole match advantage not just a game)


Have to say I do like this method.

It's ridiculous if you win all the way to the final and then lose. You and the other player both lost one series the whole tournament, yet you're eliminated for it and they weren't.
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dbRic1203
Profile Joined July 2019
Germany2655 Posts
May 11 2020 20:35 GMT
#31
I realy like a double elimination breaket, as it allows snipped players to redeem themselves in the lower breaket.
Some kind of advantage for the winner breaket guy would be nice, I gues.
MaxPax
hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
May 11 2020 20:48 GMT
#32
On May 12 2020 04:48 Pandain wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 04:00 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:52 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:36 hjpalpha wrote:
On May 12 2020 03:01 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
In the end we got a nice mix of favourites and underdogs. Having a double elim. tournament that lasts this long has some upsides and downsides. On one hand the players have more time to prep. for their matches (a rarity outside of Korea), on the other we'll see what the scheduling will be like.

Incidentally what (if any) is the winner's bracket advantage for the finals?


no advantage for the finals (what imo is stupid, but what ever, the format of 24DE is already a pretty bad idea (its only used 3 times before on the whole sc2 liquipedia for a reason))


Double elim's fine. Just because people haven't used it before doesn't make it bad. I'd love for more tournaments to use Swiss brackets for example (though those can be tricky to schedule).

No winner's bracket advantage kinda sucks though.


a normal double elim (with 2^n players, n a natural number) is fine, but a 24-DE (with all players starting in the upper bracket is pretty pad

it makes no difference if you lose your first or second match for players that have to play the first round

so the first whole day is pretty unimportant and not watch worthy to me already


Edit: Oh I get what your saying. I guess its inevitable if you want to have a complete DE where no party starts from the losers bracket (which is better). It does have its downsides I guess, but I'm still super pumped for all the additional games.


a DE bracket with 32 or 16 players is way way way better than a 24 de bracket, because this BS doesn’t happen with these brackets at all
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hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
May 11 2020 20:50 GMT
#33
On May 12 2020 05:35 dbRic1203 wrote:
I realy like a double elimination breaket, as it allows snipped players to redeem themselves in the lower breaket.
Some kind of advantage for the winner breaket guy would be nice, I gues.


i am not against double elim brackets, but it should be DE brackets with 2^n players (n a natural number) other DE brackets (with all players starting in winners bracket) are just utter BS
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argonautdice
Profile Joined January 2013
Canada2722 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-11 20:53:57
May 11 2020 20:53 GMT
#34
Special and TIME eliminating each other in the first round >: (
very illegal and very uncool
hjpalpha
Profile Joined August 2017
Germany339 Posts
May 11 2020 20:54 GMT
#35
On May 12 2020 05:30 LemonyTang wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 04:38 hjpalpha wrote:


e.g. (Wiki)HomeStory Cup/20 (there it even was a whole match advantage not just a game)


Have to say I do like this method.

It's ridiculous if you win all the way to the final and then lose. You and the other player both lost one series the whole tournament, yet you're eliminated for it and they weren't.


It is the fairest possible way to do it, but usually not done this way due to it taking away the viewer experience somewhat, that is why often a 1-0 advantage is applied as a compromise

not having any advantage at all is just plain unfair (which kinda fits this event with how the qualifiers went (bad rules and changing them without notifying the players beforehand) tbh)
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ZigguratOfUr
Profile Blog Joined April 2012
Iraq16955 Posts
May 11 2020 21:26 GMT
#36
On May 12 2020 05:54 hjpalpha wrote:
Show nested quote +
On May 12 2020 05:30 LemonyTang wrote:
On May 12 2020 04:38 hjpalpha wrote:


e.g. (Wiki)HomeStory Cup/20 (there it even was a whole match advantage not just a game)


Have to say I do like this method.

It's ridiculous if you win all the way to the final and then lose. You and the other player both lost one series the whole tournament, yet you're eliminated for it and they weren't.


It is the fairest possible way to do it, but usually not done this way due to it taking away the viewer experience somewhat, that is why often a 1-0 advantage is applied as a compromise

not having any advantage at all is just plain unfair (which kinda fits this event with how the qualifiers went (bad rules and changing them without notifying the players beforehand) tbh)


1-0 advantages are really the worst of both worlds. Detracts from the viewer experience, but also not enough of an advantage to be fair to the winner bracket player.
starkiller123
Profile Joined January 2016
United States4030 Posts
May 11 2020 23:42 GMT
#37
Ouch Future, looks like a really sick bracket overall with tons of good players
argonautdice
Profile Joined January 2013
Canada2722 Posts
May 12 2020 00:09 GMT
#38
Bring back extended series
very illegal and very uncool
ZAWGURN
Profile Joined July 2018
96 Posts
May 12 2020 00:39 GMT
#39
I'm really confused how the lower bracket seeding works, maybe I'm just stupid?
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TomatoSauceVinegar
Profile Joined March 2017
5 Posts
Last Edited: 2020-05-12 01:16:36
May 12 2020 01:16 GMT
#40
Awesome and hyped!

will any of the matches be casted off replays? Or all live?
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