Am I missing anything? I cant find any relevant info in chrazinis post that wasnt in heras tweet already. The only difference is their opinions.
I gotcha. Well, can't blame me for feeling provoked after being called a troll.Sigh ok. Call me what you will.
If that's what you took from my comment, then fine. I actually agree with some of your points, but do you realise you're proposing "cancel culture" as a means to combat "cancel culture"?
Sorry. I shouldn't have called anyone a troll, that was quite insincere of meI gotcha. Well, can't blame me for feeling provoked after being called a troll.
Not everyone who disagrees with Chrazini sent him nasty messages.I gotcha. Well, can't blame me for feeling provoked after being called a troll.
I don't really think it's "cancel culture" from our part. I'm holding the debate exactly where it belongs. And in a respectful and rational manner. I won't mail nasty messages to Hera or any other, or even talk about this in other places if the topic isn't brought. Very different to what happened to Chrazini.
Did I say that? Sorry then. I meant that he received nasty messages. Not that everybody who disagrees with him did it. Hope it's clarified now.Not everyone who disagrees with Chrazini sent him nasty messages.
this is the part I see totally arbitrary. why some players can delay the matches?The matchup prior was delayed. This was mentioned a few times, and I am not entirely sure what relevance it has.
Are people really complaining about Bugum's late playtime while the communtiy has continuously been forcing the Asian scene to start their sets at 1:00 their time ( at best )![]()
Yes you missed something: This is not about an "opinion".Am I missing anything? I cant find any relevant info in chrazinis post that wasnt in heras tweet already. The only difference is their opinions.
You do realize there is a difference between having to start early/late and spacing out your matches into the night, right?Are people really complaining about Bugum's late playtime while the communtiy has continuously been forcing the Asian scene to start their sets at 1:00 their time ( at best )![]()
Yeah I agree being required to work a night shift is different than being required to work late one day. They both suck however so he is not totally wrong to compare them.You do realize there is a difference between having to start early/late and spacing out your matches into the night, right?
You do realize that many Asian players are not full time age or have families and hence do not have the luxury of living during the night, which means for them it's an extra long day?You do realize there is a difference between having to start early/late and spacing out your matches into the night, right?
Well, you jumped into a wrong conclusion as well, since St4rk vs F1re wasn’t delayed “massively“. Read Lord Patito’s last post for reference. You demonstrated your own point.I haven’t read through the entire topic and I am sure I don’t have all the information on this topic to make a clear statement here. However, I want to address certain points we all should keep in mind when approaching those kind of events:
- Being an administrator is like being the referee in football. No matter what you do, you will not make everyone satisfied. It is a job where you get a lot of negative emotions. Considering that, I am very happy for everyone who voluntarily executes this job.
- While I agree that in some situations it makes sense to not always enforce the rules 100% (as rules can be vague sometimes) and use the human side – it should still be an exception. Rules are there to be followed and it’s the players responsibility to follow those rules and listen to the admins. If a tournament of this caliber happens, you don’t schedule anything for the day after the tournament has begun.
- Apparently, the Fire vs Stark set was delayed massively as well. I don’t know the reason. It definitely makes sense to look into those incidents as well and try to minimize delays in the future as theses have a bad snow-ball effect, obviously.
- The most important thing for me personally:
We MUST stop jumping into conclusion – where we don’t even have the full information – and let our emotions drive our behavior, which for some people might lead to verbally attack others. That is by far the dumbest thing you can do. With that behavior, you are just pushing worthy people away. Keep in mind, we are all humans and we all do mistakes (that’s how we learn). Criticism is good and should be wanted, but always in a respectful manner.- I, personally, am very happy Chrazini is in our community. For me he is one of the best admins I have witnessed and I hope that this situation won’t take a negative toll on you.
- Very sorry for Bugum as well that things turned out the way they did.
We MUST stop jumping into conclusion – where we don’t even have the full information – and let our emotions drive our behavior, which for some people might lead to verbally attack others. That is by far the dumbest thing you can do. With that behavior, you are just pushing worthy people away. Keep in mind, we are all humans and we all do mistakes (that’s how we learn). Criticism is good and should be wanted, but always in a respectful manner.
(Source)[...] rest assured the people commenting didnt even go back to see what happened, they just take the bits and pieces delivered by a random guy and then comment on that. To the people bringing up some of the terrible **** ive said in the past, yes that was very terrible and ive made so many changes in my personal life that im just not the same person anymore.
So please dont try to equate these recent 'hera dramas' with what i did in the past. What i said years ago was way way worse and im so happy with who I am today. Not perfect and far from it, but not a toxic person, and way less arrogant. [...]
So yes changes have been made by myself, online and in person, believe me or not idc, just dont be saying that im still the same toxic person, cuz its simply not true, every day im improving myself, and I thank god for how far ive come in just a few years, cuz truly I was on a destructive path before.
(Source)I told u multiple times why ur opinion was wrong
I mean... this says everything. Do we want a professional environemnt for a 100000$ event or do we treat it like it's just a couple of friends organizing a 100$ showmatch? Player should be thankful for the level aoe2 has reached, not crying because there are rules and they can't do what they want. This is basically the difference between a game and an esport.Sorry for quoting things out of order, just responding to bits as they catch my eye.
That is such a **** take...
Assuming everything Chrazini has said is truthful, why does this entire story need talking about?
Bugum clearly knew what he was doing was not allowed, yet went ahead and did it anyway, even stating that he is fine to get the Admin Loss. At this point it's reasonable to be a little upset and complain to close friends, that is normal, but for those 'friends' to then go and start something on his behalf that wont change the result and will obviously lead to pile ons by stupid uneducated parts of peoples communities who know nothing and contribute nothing.
The time to discuss this was between the 3 involved parties at certain times (twice on saturday when games were supposed to be played, and sunday morning when an Admin decision was made), once those ships have sailed there is no urgency to bring up the issues in a public forum, while the aggrieved party is incredible busy doing their job and are unable to defend themself. If this really was a topic that needed discussing then the solution should have been for Bugum himself to raise the issue sometime after the qualifiers are finished, where all parties get a fair chance at representing themselves.
That's the way professionals handle their issues, not crying to their rabid fans on social media platforms and stirring up twitch chat.
Imagine if every time I have had an issues with players (it has happened numerous times over the years) I publicly called them out for the stupid **** that they have done, rather than discussed it privately and tried to come to a reasonable solution, for this time or the future?
Would that make the players happy? It would be pretty ****ing satisfying let me tell you, but that isn't what someone is supposed to do when dealing with people's lives/jobs/incomes/being a responsible adult.
Imagine if you did this at a "real" workplace. You're unhappy with something that management has done, so instead of talking to them about it and trying to resolve the situation you start telling all the customers what a **** store it is. What do you think happens next?
Imagine if someone tried to go out of their way to organise a group discussion months ago and tried to represent player's needs & desires. They organise a 2 hour long meeting time, sets up proposed agenda topics, tried to do their best to address any issues players are facing ahead of time.
Imagine if then nobody out of ~40+ invited participants show up, barely anyone says that they wont be attending and a bare handful post some written feedback before/after the meeting.
It's pretty hard to attempt to make life easier for players when most of them don't care enough to have a serious discussion about the issues. It's always easier to just sit there complaining without actually putting any work in.
Assuming the start time on Liquipedia is accurate, they started ~1 hour later than every other set (yes ~2 hours later for bugum, but thats just how things go in weekend events sometimes), which is not abnormal for this type of event for one arm of the bracket to be delayed by a bit, then the 2-0 result has less than 1 hour of game time. so it should not have taken longer than ~40-60 minutes for that series to be played.
So Bugum may have waited 3 hours, but that does not mean that the tournament was 3 hours delayed. That just means that his sets were finished faster than average (backed up by the fact that his equivalent match vs spring started later than 6 matches, and earlier than 8 matches for that ro32). St4rk F1re was the latest of those matches but not by an unreasonable amount based on the provided information.
If I had built the schedule the Ro32 would have been aimed to start ~17:30, F1re/st4rk started~18:20, Bugum/spring 16:15, the two extremes of weekend events.
How do you know that he was treated unjustly when you only have his side of the situation? Of course the player getting an AL is going to feel hard done by, that doesn't necessarily mean they are in the right.
You are a leader in this community, you 'decide' (for lack of a better word) what hundreds or thousands of people think about situations that they have no knowledge or understanding about. You can inadvertantly start a huge shitstorm of hate and unwarranted abuse with just 30 seconds of unfiltered talk/tweet and as spiderman knows, with great power comes great responsibility.
At least posting on AoEZone, most readers are pretty serious/hardcore fans of the game and have some understanding of what is going on. Most random aoe2 fans on twitter or twitch chat wouldn't know the difference between a 2 hour check-in period or a start time.
The rules were broken by the set before as well.Yes you missed something: This is not about an "opinion".
Its about the rules have been broken. They are clear and undiscussable.
Some people are referring to the rules agreement, some think the rules are not important.
He is not saying Heras name. He is not saying what is wrong with what anyone said. He is being as vague as possible. And nobody really knows what he thinks other than he doesnt like something that someone said.I am also incredibly disappointed seeing such a great name in our community, with such massive outreach, use their voice to call out people in such a distasteful manner.
He says there are many reasons and that he knows those reasons. OK cool. Doesnt clear up the situation either.There are many reasons why I do not allow games to be played so close to deadlines. I have enough experience to know how many things can go wrong during a set, which can cause massive delays.