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There are a lot of people arguing about the dc that happened but no one actually taking screenshots or anything to argue their point so here are some screens to show MY point of view:
The regame was well deserved.
MKP had 2 vikings, 6~8 Marauders and 6~8 marines in production vs 7 zelots and 2 stalkers and a warp prism. All of Partings other units were at his main with no foward pylons.
but there were units on the production facilities!!!!
Attacking tech labs and berely denting the racks... <.< I don't see any burning buildings do you?
Before the battle: http://i.imgur.com/7sud9.jpg
After the battle: http://i.imgur.com/NnFAU.jpg
DC: http://i.imgur.com/z0rLJ.jpg
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On April 08 2012 21:45 Clogon wrote:That means nothing when only 7 zealots and 2 stalkers were attacking MKP's foward racks and the rest were at home.
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MKP had 2 vikings, 6~8 Marauders and 6~8 marines in production vs 7 zelots and 2 stalkers and a warp prism. All of Partings other units were at his main with no foward pylons. The key here is in production. All of MKP's units would've come out one by one and by the time they would've been all out Partings main force (18 zealots, 6 stalkers and 6 high templar), which was much bigger than MKP's reinforcements, would have been there already. You're trying to make it sound much closer than it actually was by comparing MKP's production and only taking Parting's force that was in the screenshot, not his entire force that was coming to the fight (plus any potential reinforcements, he had the WP after all).
I think the regame was sort of deserved because he wasn't as far down that it was a guaranteed loss, but I don't think it's really arguable that Parting was far ahead of MKP and would've likely won. The DC was a true shame considering + Show Spoiler +MKP went on to win the whole match, which wouldn't have happened if Parting would've won this match, so the DC effectively won the whole GSTL for Prime. Parting was very exhausted the second game, understandably considering he had played 3 games already and dealing with a DC is tiring, which led to MKP's easy win in the second game.
Oh well, lets hope Blizzard finally takes the hint and implements saving or reconnecting to multiplayer games (because, lets face it, they will never implement LAN)
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I don't think this needs a new thread, it would be a rinse and repeat of what already has 50 pages in the GSTL Grand Finals LR thread.
Also, your numbers are wrong. Parting had way more zealots, more Stalkers, High Templars farther away.
MarineKing had 3 marauders and 6 vikings.
I don't think MarineKing deserved a flat re-game, he would have lost that game 9 times out of 10. They should have extended it to a Bo3 and had Parting start up 1-0.
On April 08 2012 21:39 BadgerBadger8264 wrote:Show nested quote +MKP had 2 vikings, 6~8 Marauders and 6~8 marines in production vs 7 zelots and 2 stalkers and a warp prism. All of Partings other units were at his main with no foward pylons. The key here is in production, they will all come out one by one and by the time they're all out partings main force, that was much bigger than MKP's reinforcements, would have been there already. I think the regame was sort of deserved because he wasn't as far down that it was a guaranteed loss, but I don't think it's really arguable that Parting was far ahead of MKP and would've likely won. The DC was a true shame considering + Show Spoiler +MKP went on to win the whole match, which wouldn't have happened if Parting would've won this match, so the DC effectively won the whole GSTL for Prime. Parting was very exhausted the second game, understandably considering he had played 3 games already and dealing with a DC is tiring, which led to MKP's easy win in the second game. Oh well, lets hope Blizzard finally takes the hint and implements saving or reconnecting to multiplayer games (because, lets face it, they will never implement LAN)
Exhaustion is crappy argument in my opinion. These guys play tons of games for extended periods of time, three games isn't enough to have a significant impact. Him being rattled by the situation would likely be more relevant.
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The point is the game did not and COULD NOT end right there and then. Even if he was ~30 supply ahead, 1 wrong engagement and parting would have easily lost just like any other PVT.
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On April 08 2012 21:40 Mordiford wrote: I don't think this needs a new thread, it would be a rinse and repeat of what already has 50 pages in the GSTL Grand Finals LR thread.
Also, your numbers are wrong. Parting had way more zealots, more Stalkers, High Templars farther away.
MarineKing had 3 marauders and 6 vikings.
I don't think MarineKing deserved a flat re-game, he would have lost that game 9 times out of 10. They should have extended it to a Bo3 and had Parting start up 1-0. Extending to a best of 3 wouldve been one way to go. The remake wasn't the right decision imo.
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On April 08 2012 21:41 Cloudsong wrote:Show nested quote +On April 08 2012 21:40 Mordiford wrote: I don't think this needs a new thread, it would be a rinse and repeat of what already has 50 pages in the GSTL Grand Finals LR thread.
Also, your numbers are wrong. Parting had way more zealots, more Stalkers, High Templars farther away.
MarineKing had 3 marauders and 6 vikings.
I don't think MarineKing deserved a flat re-game, he would have lost that game 9 times out of 10. They should have extended it to a Bo3 and had Parting start up 1-0. Extending to a best of 3 wouldve been one way to go. The remake wasn't the right decision imo.
In a comparison between a re-game and giving Parting a win in that position, I might have also chosen the re-game.
Ideally, they would extend it to a Bo3 though. Not sure what other "ways to go" there would be in that kind of a situation, but that's all I can think of.
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It's hard to say who would have won, everything would be a lot easier though if blizzard just enabled a save function to sc2
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That means nothing when only 7 zealots and 2 stalkers were attacking MKP's foward racks and the rest were at home.
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Ya, this will probably get locked. I don't think adding screenshots of something we all saw, and by now have reviewed in a VOD like 10 times, really adds to it.
I do think Parting had broken him, and behind everything, Parting's econ was hitting the out of control point because all fighting was on MKP's side.
It's a shame too that the re-game had almost all the same initial actions, with none of MKP's initial errors from the first game.
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On April 08 2012 21:31 Clogon wrote: MKP had 2 vikings, 6~8 Marauders and 6~8 marines in production vs 7 zelots and 2 stalkers and a warp prism. All of Partings other units were at his main with no foward pylons.
he had a warp prism and it was already well on its way to the base. you may say that the vikings can take it out easily but he had enough stalkers to defend that.
i'm not doubting MKP's skill in general and i think he would've taken prime far but i reckon that dc should've been victory for startale based on the score and the graphs in the score screen.
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If Dustin still holds on to the point of no LAN or tournament mode then god help blizzard. It was so disappointing to see the DC. The only counter argument is that LoL requires internet therefore SC2 should be fine but in reality its an issue that could be avoided and one that has come up before
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Parting were camping 3rax, MKP still had many more rax at his 3rd/main, starport at his natural, and his economy untouched.
PartinG had a clear advantage, but the game wasnt over, he had few units at MKP that could be outmicroed, his other units shown in the unit tab was cross map.
PartinG would most likely have won later if he regrouped and then attacked before MKP could build up anything, but if the DC happened 3 minutes earlier, I believe MKP was up 50 supply, he got over confident and threw the lead away, the exact same thing could happen for PartinG, as MKP wasn't dying within the next 2 minutes for sure.
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People are forgetting something - in Starcraft, there is a precedent where a re-game occurs if the result is not 100%. The referee ruled that it was not 100% and hence the re-game. It is obvious that Parting had a clear advantage - however, wins are not awarded for clear advantage.
However, I would agree that wins should be awarded on clear wins however, but the tournament needs to specify this clearly beforehand.
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in game 1, parting used feedback on both medivacs before morphing to an archon when MKP did the timing attack with +1 attack, stim, and 2 medivacs. in this game he deflected the timing attack after a long battle while trading decently.
i thought the feedbacks were genius because it pretty much negates the effect of the medivacs
but.. in game 2, he didnt use the feedback and instead just morphed the archon ahead of time. coincidentally, in this game the timing attack hurt alot
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Decision was terrible. Effectively, they gave the #1 player in the world a second chance at life, and there is no way in hell he loses on a regame. In all scenarios he loses that game within a minute of the disconnect occuring so I don't think there is even much argument to say MKP might have won there, but moreover the logistics of what is the right decision to make.
I believe the best decision here would have been to award MKP with a loss, but not to add it to the win tally for team Startale. If they kept the score at 2-1 and just eliminated MKP I feel like it satisfies both parties in some ways, while favoring startale more b/c it was very evident MKP was about to die so parting deserves the right to have taken out MKP. I really would have liked to listen in on what those referees were talking about that lasted so long to finally arrive at the most unfair decision
My friend who never bets on sports decided to tail my 2k bet with his own 300 I put on startale only to find out that not only was this the sickest bet ever since parting all-killed the best 3 players on prime, but the reason he still lost is b/c of a disconnect occuring at a live event (lol)
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I said it once but I'll say it again, MKP's situation was far from a clear defeat.
PartinG was scattered, he had a minimum of units attacking MKP's base. PartinG was forced to warp units at home because he didn't have a forward pylon, while MKP's production was about to pop.
PartinG had his Warp Prism out of position in MKP's nat or main, I saw go up there in the heat of battle. It would have been sniped by vikings quickly, and even if he relocated he couldn't defend it from 6 vikings with so few stalkers actually close by. PartinG couldn't even warp into MKP's base because he for one had minimum resources and then he had use his warp cycles.
PartinG didn't have his HT with his army and his army was scattered, some in the middle going towards MKP, some in his base.
MKP had the superior position, he was on high ground, with a wall, with SCVs to be pulled to mass repair and slow the zealots.
PartinG's zealots would have worked against him trying to fight up ramps and in chokes, if he would have comited to a frontal assault he would have been wiped out, he had to wait for his reinforcements, which would have bought MKP even more time to regroup.
MKP could afford to sack some SCV's because he still had the backing of MULEs from 5 orbitals.
Now, if PartinG was in the main base, with all of his army, with his Gates ready to warp in and with a Prism right there, I would absolutely say PartinG would have won. But matter of fact, PartinG had none of those advantages. MKP's situation was grim, but he was far from out and he had pulled comebacks from worst.
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On April 08 2012 22:01 mishimaBeef wrote: in game 1, parting used feedback on both medivacs before morphing to an archon when MKP did the timing attack with +1 attack, stim, and 2 medivacs. in this game he deflected the timing attack after a long battle while trading decently.
i thought the feedbacks were genius because it pretty much negates the effect of the medivacs
but.. in game 2, he didnt use the feedback and instead just morphed the archon ahead of time. coincidentally, in this game the timing attack hurt alot
I agree and that shows just how really little things tend to decide matches
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What is done is done. We can talk it to death but nothing will change the past now.
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lol'd go have a discussion in the lr.
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