@ANZH0fps BFS across projects until you find something you really like then switch to only that. Context switching is too expensive to be worth multitasking like that! Here's a good resource: https://t.co/EmCci6olJq
Iโm so sorry guys๐ฉ
Iโm pretty busy for eating some foods, having a rest, going to the gym and playing DDR during Panda Cup seasons.
so I think I have to cancel it.
Iโm so excited to join it though, Iโm so sorry my fans and smash community for not joining Panda Cup.
"What do we do if we get the c&d two weeks before the tournament?"
๐ @bobbyscar: we turn the fucking tournament into a protest, everyone still come, I want the stream to be on
going through my momโs scrapbooks and my kindergarten teacher really marked me down because my self portrait โneeded more details.โ maโam i was in kindergarten why did you expect more than a stick figure with eyes and a mouth ?
IF YOU THOUGHT MORTDOG MADNESS WAS THE LAST TOURNAMENT OF THE SET, THINK AGAIN! Come watch the weekend of the 20th as the (subscribers) of NA's best duke it out for the top spot! POSTER MADE BY @fuwuteaa go commission her!
Even outside of a ranked setting, merc/streaks interacting like this with FF's is problematic.
TLDR: ff'ing to grief a players streak(hard to prove) is objectionable behavior at the minimum, and perhaps this interaction should be looked at in the future for loss streak/fortune.
FFing in ranked to grief merc/streak:
Hao Wan Mang played econ/yordles throughout stage 2 which is fairly normal, playing weakest board to ensure a 5 streak so I didn't think anything was amiss. But as soon as we played each other at 3-2, they ff'd immediately.
Why is this possible/not bannable?
In a ranked setting its understood that people are going to play to win the game. As such your personal actions should be towards generating the highest placement possible. So what does ff'ing there do for that player?