I'm not complaining about Corey's play, though. Him preventing that mid cap arguably won you guys the match. It was smart by such standards. What I'm saying is Ryan's comment about us taking the match seriously (comparing it to WSVG) is extremely hypocritical considering the lengths Corey went to in order to win.rehpyc wrote:You should know know what to expect from Corey and Ryan by now, Alex..
It seems to be mostly on Harrington that people complain how Corey plays gay. Some teams flood mid when they're about to lose it; our team has one person play hide-n-seek in mid and let the guys on the side still do their thing. Corey had high ping and no working mic.. which sucked for me. Couple the inability for him to communicate with me with my 100+ ping attempting to quickscope, and that's simply how things had to be played in mid. Great match, however.
As far as Corey's attitude towards me, I honestly didn't see it coming. I can understand him being pissed at Tox, but why he's pissed at me is just him allowing his emotions to get the best of him. Tox (THUNDER leader) and I agreed on a match time. We were there, ready to play, and 10 minutes before that scheduled time Corey messages me saying they can't play because him and Ryan had 180 ping (they actually had more like ~120 ping). Which is just beyond ridiculous to me. And so when our team says, "Sorry, we planned on tonight, so we want to play tonight" it's apparently my fault.
Just can't wrap my mind around that kind of "logic" is all!
The rules regarding rating ought to be changed. I can understand if someone is rating and that team wins by say 50-100 points overturning it. But an automatic overturn is excessive.Jb_ wrote:Dont feel to bad, mindflow lost to us tonight, but are disputing because traize our backup shitty ringer had a rate of 7500. Hey its cpl championships, you gotta do what you gotta do, just ask mindflow.
Saying that rating will result in a 100 point deduction from the score should be enough incentive to not do it. An automatic overturn is just too much in some cases, where the team with the rater won by enough to say the rating had nothing to do with it.