by Hudson` » Mon Sep 23, 2013 2:57 pm
nunz wrote: Yea and how about the 3 teams with rings in main right now? Not having and IM division just completely ruined the balance in my opinion. Everyone single person on dpk 3h and devil has played multiple season of invite in the past. While my team fields 2 players with invite experience and a bunch of bad main players. Were lucky we laugh when we lose rather than rage quit like 2/3 of this community.
I actually think TPG has
mostly done a good job with the divisions. Pretty clear that an IM division wasn't going to happen this season -- not enough teams. I frankly don't see anything wrong with having two or three strong teams like 3h devil and a dpk-esque team in main.
My beef with dpk isn't really that they're in main, it's that they were selected by the admins to be in invite, decided they didn't like it, and somehow managed to bazooka their way down the ladder while wasting the time of anyone who crossed their paths. I like to keep bringing it up, mostly because I'm a dick, but also because it's a great example of limp-dicked divisional management. Just a big 'ol limp defiance dick, flapping gently in the Autumn breeze.
[quote="nunz"] Yea and how about the 3 teams with rings in main right now? Not having and IM division just completely ruined the balance in my opinion. Everyone single person on dpk 3h and devil has played multiple season of invite in the past. While my team fields 2 players with invite experience and a bunch of bad main players. Were lucky we laugh when we lose rather than rage quit like 2/3 of this community.[/quote]
I actually think TPG has [i]mostly[/i] done a good job with the divisions. Pretty clear that an IM division wasn't going to happen this season -- not enough teams. I frankly don't see anything wrong with having two or three strong teams like 3h devil and a dpk-esque team in main.
My beef with dpk isn't really that they're in main, it's that they were selected by the admins to be in invite, decided they didn't like it, and somehow managed to bazooka their way down the ladder while wasting the time of anyone who crossed their paths. I like to keep bringing it up, mostly because I'm a dick, but also because it's a great example of limp-dicked divisional management. Just a big 'ol limp defiance dick, flapping gently in the Autumn breeze.