QUOTE(SnapperJR @ Dec 7 2008, 07:30 PM)
Please, if I wanted to sit here and be like "lolol esp/malaysian noobs" I would have started posting the results etc after WCG, after Sunway, after ESP vs JEDI, all of which happened at LEAST weeks ago.
Perhaps it's a sensitive topic but my only point is still as such: I fully believe your ruleset is shackling the skill level of your players, I was talking to don and we have MULTIPLE hours of discussion, and it came down to me believing any promod team entering your ruleset would have so much of an easier time, compared to vice versa, so it came down to just testing our theories out.
Nothing against don's team, don pika and quack and the others are DAMN good players and to be honest it was a tough fight against one of the top teams in malaysia, but like I believed we would, we won due to the rigours of our old ruleset, promod, and the "reality" that comes with promod, watching how teams like fnatic and lowlandlions etc play, so that we can adapt and learn from them. What motivation is there to your malaysian players to learn and adapt from overseas TOP teams, when their ruleset is ENTIRELY different then what the top teams around the world are playing?
I couldn't give a crap about how good JEDI is or isn't, we're nothing overseas still, but I fully believe your community is not progressing and climbing the "skill ladder" because your ruleset simply "protects" them, and let them basically do pubplay with teamwork.
and bambino, I'm not making it sg vs msia, whats the point? We're next to each other, we should be cooperating with each other, but what does SG have? SG invites teams all around asia to join our tournaments, malaysia closes almost 90% of their tournaments to malaysians only. I can guarantee you nuts and jedi would have played in a LOT of your tournaments if you weren't so protective. So if anyone made it singapore vs malaysia, look at your own organizers
and you want me to go all the way down to malaysia to attend YOUR community meeting where even IF I got a say in it, if your current rules stand, I won't be able to join any of your tourneys? Yeah. Right.
p.s. it's okay, I still love you quack
Added on December 7, 2008, 7:37 pm
only shows more and more of your attitude *yawn*
it wonders me you got so much free time *yawn *Perhaps it's a sensitive topic but my only point is still as such: I fully believe your ruleset is shackling the skill level of your players, I was talking to don and we have MULTIPLE hours of discussion, and it came down to me believing any promod team entering your ruleset would have so much of an easier time, compared to vice versa, so it came down to just testing our theories out.
Nothing against don's team, don pika and quack and the others are DAMN good players and to be honest it was a tough fight against one of the top teams in malaysia, but like I believed we would, we won due to the rigours of our old ruleset, promod, and the "reality" that comes with promod, watching how teams like fnatic and lowlandlions etc play, so that we can adapt and learn from them. What motivation is there to your malaysian players to learn and adapt from overseas TOP teams, when their ruleset is ENTIRELY different then what the top teams around the world are playing?
I couldn't give a crap about how good JEDI is or isn't, we're nothing overseas still, but I fully believe your community is not progressing and climbing the "skill ladder" because your ruleset simply "protects" them, and let them basically do pubplay with teamwork.
and bambino, I'm not making it sg vs msia, whats the point? We're next to each other, we should be cooperating with each other, but what does SG have? SG invites teams all around asia to join our tournaments, malaysia closes almost 90% of their tournaments to malaysians only. I can guarantee you nuts and jedi would have played in a LOT of your tournaments if you weren't so protective. So if anyone made it singapore vs malaysia, look at your own organizers
and you want me to go all the way down to malaysia to attend YOUR community meeting where even IF I got a say in it, if your current rules stand, I won't be able to join any of your tourneys? Yeah. Right.
p.s. it's okay, I still love you quack
Added on December 7, 2008, 7:37 pm
only shows more and more of your attitude *yawn*
Dec 7 2008, 07:48 PM

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