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For those wondering: 01:00 GMT (+00:00)
+ Show Spoiler + EDIT: O shit, a useful 1100 post :O EDIT2: Will this be streamed?
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If I can secure a caster, it can be streamed, else people will just have to watch the replays of it.
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On October 04 2011 02:10 pHaRSiDE wrote: If I can secure a caster, it can be streamed, else people will just have to watch the replays of it.
You should try and ask It's Gosu if they'd be willing to cast it.
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I'll cast it if there is no one really else. My casting is subpar, but it's better than nothing I guess :B
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I don't suppose there's any sort of travel stipend or anything?
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its $600 stipend pay for travel and hotel stay. But a plane ticket this short notice will cost you quite a bit.
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Why is this being done instead of standard ESL policy for player replacement? I don't understand the inconsistencies. It drives me crazy. It's really hard to plan for potentially sending players as replacements when the criteria for who goes seems to change every event.
I have spoken with Carmac and Shawn about this on several occasions. Most recently, it was explained to me that there is a standard protocol for replacements, which is to go down the list of qualifier participants, sequentially offering a slot based on highest placement outside of the top 8. By this protocol, which it has been explained to me to be standard protocol, the slot would go to either the 4th place finisher from qualifier #1 (Attero), the 4th place finisher from qualifier #2 (StrifeCro), or the 3rd place finisher from qualifier #3 (winner of giX/OwMyGroin).
Since Attero has subsequently qualified, shouldn't the logical next step be to contact StrifeCro and the winner of giX/OwMyGroin, to see if both can go? If both can go, there should be a match between those two. If only one can go, that player should get the spot. Am I missing something here?
Obviously this is a self-interested post, but that doesn't make my point illegitimate or invalid. I have had arguments about this on numerous occasions with ESL officials - the last time, quite an extended discussion about Cologne - and the resolution we came to was that I was assured that ESL's policies for player replacement were uniform and standard, and would be applied the same throughout the season.
Now, just two Global Challenges later, I have to voice the exact same complaint. Am I missing something?
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On October 04 2011 05:08 pHaRSiDE wrote: its $600 stipend pay for travel and hotel stay. But a plane ticket this short notice will cost you quite a bit. It says on the event page : -You must provide your own travel cost to the event. NESL or IEM will not provide stipends for travel to the New York Comi Con event! BUT each team attending the event is guaranteed $600. So is there a $600 stipend IN ADDITION to the minimum prize? or are u referring to the minimum prize as the stipend?
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On October 04 2011 05:17 EGalex wrote: Why is this being done instead of standard ESL policy for player replacement? I don't understand the inconsistencies. It drives me crazy. It's really hard to plan for potentially sending players as replacements when the criteria for who goes seems to change every event.
I have spoken with Carmac and Shawn about this on several occasions. Most recently, it was explained to me that there is a standard protocol for replacements, which is to go down the list of qualifier participants, sequentially offering a slot based on highest placement outside of the top 8. By this protocol, which it has been explained to me to be standard protocol, the slot would go to either the 4th place finisher from qualifier #1 (Attero), the 4th place finisher from qualifier #2 (StrifeCro), or the 3rd place finisher from qualifier #3 (winner of giX/OwMyGroin).
Since Attero has subsequently qualified, shouldn't the logical next step be to contact StrifeCro and the winner of giX/OwMyGroin, to see if both can go? If both can go, there should be a match between those two. If only one can go, that player should get the spot. Am I missing something here?
Obviously this is a self-interested post, but that doesn't make my point illegitimate or invalid. I have had arguments about this on numerous occasions with ESL officials - the last time, quite an extended discussion about Cologne - and the resolution we came to was that I was assured that ESL's policies for player replacement were uniform and standard, and would be applied the same throughout the season.
Now, just two Global Challenges later, I have to voice the exact same complaint. Am I missing something?
Because we hosted 3 separate qualifiers thats why we can't simply go down the line of the next person. In the other format where we had a championship bracket, then yes we would go straight down the line to the next person as its 1 tournament. When you have 3 tournaments you simply can't do it in a fair way. So another mini tournament is the most fair way. Gix, owmygroin, and strifecro will participate as they all can go.
As far as your fights with carmac and shawn, it a little odd considering this was approved by Carsten.
On October 04 2011 05:52 p34nUt wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2011 05:08 pHaRSiDE wrote: its $600 stipend pay for travel and hotel stay. But a plane ticket this short notice will cost you quite a bit. It says on the event page : Show nested quote +-You must provide your own travel cost to the event. NESL or IEM will not provide stipends for travel to the New York Comi Con event! BUT each team attending the event is guaranteed $600. So is there a $600 stipend IN ADDITION to the minimum prize? or are u referring to the minimum prize as the stipend?
the $600 on the prize list is the stipend pay.
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Invite StrifeCo. I bet he takes it anyways.
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Well I signed up, let's see what happens.
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How long does it take for approval?
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I forgot to write the max participants is 8 in the main post. I'll edit it in. Its a small tournament, If anyone who signed up does not confirm I'll accept more in in order of sign up.
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Hum, so essentially first come first serve with very few spots? Why is this? Too much work or...?
How do you confirm? You mean check-in
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Yea its just a small cup for people who most definitely can attend, it needs to be finished quickly because of the short notice, so more than 8 people double elimination would greatly legthen the duration of the tournament.
And yes we check who confirms by checkins. If by 8:00 pm EST we have a spots open, we will accept more to fill those slots.
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I think it being short-notice would greatly shorten the number of participants. If you need additional help, I can help you if it means more people get to play.
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On October 04 2011 06:52 pHaRSiDE wrote: Yea its just a small cup for people who most definitely can attend, it needs to be finished quickly because of the short notice, so more than 8 people double elimination would greatly legthen the duration of the tournament.
And yes we check who confirms by checkins. If by 8:00 pm EST we have a spots open, we will accept more to fill those slots.
alright i signed up as soon as i saw this, appears full.. so ill be around. waiting.
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On October 04 2011 06:50 Torte de Lini wrote: Hum, so essentially first come first serve with very few spots? Why is this? Too much work or...?
How do you confirm? You mean check-in
Yeah, I would feel guilty of taking the opportunity away to someone with greater skill as he/she's going into the hardest group in the tourney lmao, seems really hasty, I would hate to see a no-name with no shot attend due to unfortunate circumstances.
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On October 04 2011 07:06 Badfatpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2011 06:50 Torte de Lini wrote: Hum, so essentially first come first serve with very few spots? Why is this? Too much work or...?
How do you confirm? You mean check-in Yeah, I would feel guilty of taking the opportunity away to someone with greater skill as he/she's going into the hardest group in the tourney lmao, seems really hasty, I would hate to see a no-name with no shot attend due to unfortunate circumstances.
Everyone deserves a chance regardless of their likelihood to win or "have a shot"
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