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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
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Zim23
United States1681 Posts
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Suc
Australia1569 Posts
On January 07 2011 20:37 charcute wrote: moundragon?? did he even played sc2? I mean, we didn't hear about him, I'm curious on his ladder performance. It has been stated that he's ~3100 iirc. | ||
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Redmark
Canada2129 Posts
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JBright
Vancouver14381 Posts
On January 09 2011 12:57 Redmark wrote: Surprising that relatively few of the big names played in a qualifier for such a huge tournament. I mean, yeah there's eight, but you'd think you'd see almost every top player in these. There were a lot of other events taking place at the same time today iirc, so maybe they didn't want to double-book themselves. Or maybe some of the NA players are confident that they will win a NA TL Open and didn't want to waste time going for the EU one. | ||
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dtz
5834 Posts
I like the cumulative format though. It will kill some of the arguments that so and so qualifies via a "weaker" server. Here's for a succesful next 7 TL opens. | ||
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NearPerfection
232 Posts
On January 03 2011 21:29 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: Just because something sucks for you, or recreational players, does not mean you get to throw around the term fairness for no reason. Everyone has the same opportunity and the same cost to play tournaments on both servers. That's fair. That some people are better, which is their own accomplishment, so that it is more worthwhile to purchase two accounts, does not mean you did not get an equal chance at doing so. You did. It costs the same and you get the same for it. Your skill makes it less worthwhile to do so, that's fair too. Because oftentimes being lesser skill means you have less chance to qualify. Your server argument is one that solely has its basis in the lack of skill and not in unfairness, as everyone has the same opportunity and cost of purchasing two accounts. The fact that you need two accounts to play on two servers is not something we control, but the opportunity to participate in these tournaments is exactly equal for every player. What you are looking for is something that helps the recreational player to an advantage so that he will not have to do the same things professionals have to do (purchase two accounts). Sorry but we do not have such a thing in store for you. Sorry but your definition of "fair" doesn't exactly seem all that fair. People went ape when it was discovered that thor all in was even stronger for people who had purchased the CE because the graphical size was bigger and hid more SCV's then the standard version. Basically the stance you are taking is that in a tournament, if you pay 60 dollar entrance fee, you get 4 tries to qualify and the corresponding points, and if you pay 120 dollar entrance fee, you get 8 tries to qualify and double the points. Imagine if it were like that in Courage, would be pretty ridiculous no? Going along those lines it's pretty well known that people such as yourself who are lucky enough to get a Korean to activate your Sc2 account have an unfair advantage over everyone else because not only do you get experience playing against Korean Build Orders, but its quite simple for you to take those strategies over to other servers where players have no seen those builds. Main reason i believe it is done this way is because TL wants thee best players to qualify giving them the most opportunities to do so, and the logic is if you don't have a Euro or US account your obviously not TSL material. Flawed or not looks like its the system here to stay regardless of its possible problems. Yes its 100% Blizzard's fault, but pretending its "fair" is not a good decision imo. | ||
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Liquid`Nazgul
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SmoKim
Denmark10305 Posts
On January 09 2011 08:16 Pokebunny wrote: So sad that I lost to ToD loosing to a WC3 legend is nothing to be sad about  | ||
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{ToT}REME
United States30 Posts
On January 09 2011 19:31 SmoKim wrote: loosing to a WC3 legend is nothing to be sad about Agreed. Congratulations to Kas. He played really well this Tournament. | ||
Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On January 09 2011 19:31 SmoKim wrote: loosing to a WC3 legend is nothing to be sad about Because he should've played better and won  he really could have you knowOn January 09 2011 14:48 dtz wrote: There were a few NA players who missed the checkin this time around who had signed up, like drewbie for instance. I think almost all top EU players played in this one. Even SEA players like Filthy and Moonglade did as well. There are some NA players missing like the Root guys of course but i guess they dont find it worth their time to play in EU lag ( although if SEA players can play in it, i dont see why NA players cant ) I like the cumulative format though. It will kill some of the arguments that so and so qualifies via a "weaker" server. Here's for a succesful next 7 TL opens. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
Of those who've gone before, And we'll all be reunited, On a new and sunlit shore, Oh, when the Ukrainians go marching in Oh, when the Ukrainians go marching in Lord, how I want to be in that number When the Ukrainians go marching in And when the sun refuse to shine And when the sun refuse to shine Lord, how I want to be in that number When the sun refuse to shine And when the moon turns red with blood And when the moon turns red with blood Lord, how I want to be in that number When the moon turns red with blood Oh, when the trumpet sounds its call Oh, when the trumpet sounds its call Lord, how I want to be in that number When the trumpet sounds its call Some say this world of trouble, Is the only one we need, But I'm waiting for that morning, When the new world is revealed. Oh When the new world is revealed Oh When the new world is revealed Lord, how I want to be in that number When the new world is revealed Oh, when the Ukrainians go marching in Oh, when the Ukrainians go marching in Lord, how I want to be in that number When the Ukrainians go marching in | ||
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TeMiL
Peru545 Posts
looks like: seed flag player instead of seed flag player! | ||
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TheBanana
Norway2183 Posts
On January 09 2011 12:57 Redmark wrote: Surprising that relatively few of the big names played in a qualifier for such a huge tournament. I mean, yeah there's eight, but you'd think you'd see almost every top player in these. The thing is most of them lost, that's why they're not there. | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
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Liquid`Nazgul
22427 Posts
On January 10 2011 06:21 jalstar wrote: Not too many big names yet, but hopefully that will change in week 3 since the first two weeks have the Pokeridol and Homestory tournaments. Also, can't wait for the invites. We're hoping for the homestory guys to play the TL Open! We have planned it as a US tournament on purpose and have had contact with Takesen about trying to make it work. If he starts early on the day and doesn't cast till something like past midnight then it may be possible. | ||
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thesmoosh
113 Posts
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debasers
737 Posts
On January 10 2011 11:02 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: We're hoping for the homestory guys to play the TL Open! We have planned it as a US tournament on purpose and have had contact with Takesen about trying to make it work. If he starts early on the day and doesn't cast till something like past midnight then it may be possible. Even if some games happen at the same time, I'm sure they can be very flexible there. I mean, they are all there, it's very easy to talk to each other. | ||
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
And that I don't even have a computer. And that my village don't even have electricity. It simply isn't fair that someone who does have electricity AND a computer AND SC2 AND another SC2 account has infinitely larger chance of qualifying than me. /sarcasm&hyperbole off. (Seriously, I'd ban people for that shit) | ||
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mnck
Denmark1518 Posts
I think this will be the most important tournament of 2011, outside of Korea.I hope so at least. | ||
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