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Playing casually is for casuals. I played Melee quite a bit, but I never played competitively though. I probably could play 64 competitively, but I'm pretty content with stomping server trash on the galaxy with ridiculous tent combos. I call it bliss. To answer your question, I know what z-canceling, spacing, DI, DJCing and teching are. Pretty standard stuff if you've played smash for more than 10 hours.Welcome. You play any other smash games aside from 64? Also are you familiar with competitive play(Z-cancelling etc) or do you just play a lot casually? Just curious.
I disagree, it's true if you're a ranged dps oriented character that is gonna be squishy (why cassio isn't seeing as much play?), but if you're a ranged burster, not as much.Yeah. The same is true for every role too, not just AD.
Well she was nerfed quite hard, but then re-buffed recently so she's strong again. Pre-nerf she was incredibly strong, but then again so were Soraka and Janna so it wasn't that big of a deal. I see her as the middleground of Janna and Soraka — she doesn't have the frequent hard-CC/disengage of Janna nor the high-sustainability of Soraka, but rather she is solid at both general offensive and defensive support. What makes her feel especially competent at offensive support is her AA, which is easily the best of the traditional supports and one of the best in the game animation-wiseBeen working on sona recently. How nuts was this character before here nerfs? She feels really strong now, probably the only support I feel like I can 2v1 bot with at times.
Also Zac, that ain't league.
you mean 2006 when Ken and Chu did that ****? Or did brawl players not learn from that too?It's 2010 all over again.
M2K and ADHD did it at MLG too.you mean 2006 when Ken and Chu did that ****? Or did brawl players not learn from that too?
Its just ignorance, And I see this more will Dignitas and curse still be able to attend MLGHopefully mlg sees this as an isolated incident and keeps lol in next years lineup
M2k and ADHD learned the same thing in 2010.you mean 2006 when Ken and Chu did that ****? Or did brawl players not learn from that too?
what makes they scumbags? video gaming communities have always been fairly tolerant of splitting in finals. It's a behavior that needs to be trained out if it's going to be a serious spectator sport, but I hardly see how it merits this hostility from you, especially considering just how many people were actually stoked about this finals.M2k and ADHD learned the same thing in 2010.
Which was probably the same thing that starcraft learned long before.
Which was similar to the lesson guilty gear learned at evo in 2009 iirc.
Seems like each individual community has to learn it over and over again and we'll still have scumbags who don't learn.
This happens every time something like this comes up. Several people in the Smash community said the same thing.Worst part is the community starts spewing hate at MLG saying "its their money, let them do what they want with it!"
Ken and Chu wasn't quite the same as M2K and ADHD. As far as I know they didn't split prize money. Ken faked losing to Chu in winner's finals so he could beat Azen in loser's finals and then Chu would end up getting second after Ken beats him in grand finals. Anyway, that incident is the reason the rule is there.M2K and ADHD did it at MLG too.
Wait, Guilty Gear in 2009? Is there something I'm not aware of here?Which was probably the same thing that starcraft learned long before.
Which was similar to the lesson guilty gear learned at evo in 2009 iirc.
Marn ran GG at Evo and scumbagged the **** out of it.Wait, Guilty Gear in 2009? Is there something I'm not aware of here?
I was pretty sure they did that to M2K, not to Azen. One of them took a dive to go beat M2K and keep him down lol. That's why it was ironic later on with M2K and ADHD, although what happened with M2K and ADHD from what I understood was not directly scheming but potential splitting.Ken and Chu wasn't quite the same as M2K and ADHD. As far as I know they didn't split prize money. Ken faked losing to Chu in winner's finals so he could beat Azen in loser's finals and then Chu would end up getting second after Ken beats him in grand finals. Anyway, that incident is the reason the rule is there.
When people split, even if they both try hard, you can easily get the impression that they weren't trying their best or that they don't care that much. Visible splitting from a spectator point of view is a boner killer.I'm a bit confused, are/were people pissed because they threw the game or because they split the pot?
I've always agreed with AZ on this, splitting is against the spirit of competition and it's nearly impossible to distinguish simply splitting from not caring about the results or deciding who gets first or second. Lord knows I can point to plenty of brawl tournaments where splitting turned them into farces.what makes they scumbags? video gaming communities have always been fairly tolerant of splitting in finals. It's a behavior that needs to be trained out if it's going to be a serious spectator sport, but I hardly see how it merits this hostility from you, especially considering just how many people were actually stoked about this finals.
This is an Evo thing, Marn was TOing for Guilty Gear Evo and was also competing (see, why TOs should NEVER compete in major tournaments they're TOing for). He manipulated the bracket so he would have an easy ride, the scandal almost got GG kicked out of the Evo circuit.Wait, Guilty Gear in 2009? Is there something I'm not aware of here?
Starcraft hasn't had that problem AFAIK, at least for major tournaments. I'm willing to bet it has happened but wasn't made public, which is really what you should do if you choose to make those kind of arrangements.
What HAS happened is several players were caught and banned for life for match-fixing.
First the whole Jatt thing and now this, I dunno I think Dignitas has been kind of shady recentlySeriously dignitas? You were always a class act, I am extremely disappointed in you guys.
The jatt thing was pretty obviously WCG's incompitence(which they displayed at several regional of the country finals, note how riot isn't doing business with them anymore), there is no reason whatsoever to believe jatt and riot conspired to put dig in the finals.First the whole Jatt thing and now this, I dunno I think Dignitas has been kind of shady recently
It's a shame too because scarra is so cuddly, odd to think of him as a schemer behind the scenes. Rest of dignitas are a bunch of weirdos though, don't like em
It's surprising that I am unable to get any good information about this on the internet.This is an Evo thing, Marn was TOing for Guilty Gear Evo and was also competing (see, why TOs should NEVER compete in major tournaments they're TOing for). He manipulated the bracket so he would have an easy ride, the scandal almost got GG kicked out of the Evo circuit.
I agree tbh, I just don't think the teams are deserving of any hostility. I support the punishment that was used and think that should just be the end of it.I for one am on MLG's side for this incident.