The servers were recently out, I think.lolcubes wrote:
Why is that? I mean nobody knows anything now and this could affect some really important things.Haruka wrote:
The Taiwan vs. Netherlands match has been moved to Sunday. Time is TBA.
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osu! World Cup #3 (Concluded - Korea wins)
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The delay message was posted way before the server issues happened, and they were resolved before the match was supposed to be anyway.
special STAGE.....
OSU ALLSTAR vs KOREA
OSU ALLSTAR vs KOREA
congrats Korea gg XD Nice match Japan! Thanks for such a great game!
Great performance from both teams 
Congrats Korea
Congrats Korea
Congratz team Korea for wining the OWC #3!
Also, awesome play by Japan as well.
GG for both teams!
Also, awesome play by Japan as well.
GG for both teams!
I want a special game to gather all the top players together!
like:
Red :Cookiezi, White Wolf...
Blue: Niko rrtyui...
Congratz Korea （title defended)
Congratz Cookiezi (first owc champion and definitely the MVP)
like:
Red :Cookiezi, White Wolf...
Blue: Niko rrtyui...
Congratz Korea （title defended)
Congratz Cookiezi (first owc champion and definitely the MVP)
congratz Korea :3
congratz korean
KRZY will have 2 badges now
This OWC was the worst ever because cow channel was closed for almost the whole run. 
Congratulations KR.
Congratulations KR.
Congrats to Korea for winning!
Well played by Japan though~
Well played by Japan though~
Wishy wrote:
This OWC was the worst ever because cow channel was closed for almost the whole run.
Congratulations KR.
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grats korea
grats korea
and who's to blame for that?Wishy wrote:
This OWC was the worst ever because cow channel was closed for almost the whole run.
Congratulations KR.
Anyway, grats to both teams, commentating this match was great.
peppy!!!
Thanks to the staff/commentators for making this happen. We had disagreements but you nevertheless put in so much time for us. I appreciate it.
Thanks also to peppy for the game and the prizes.
Thanks also to peppy for the game and the prizes.
I do honor to all of the players , the staffs , the commentators and the spectators!
THANK YOU FOR...PLAYING!
THANK YOU FOR...PLAYING!
What's with the avatars though? Korean owc mascot?
Team Korea uniformRaging Bull wrote:
What's with the avatars though? Korean owc mascot?
yeah!!Raging Bull wrote:
What's with the avatars though? Korean owc mascot?
primrose
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Netherlands loses by default since they failed to gather 4 players in time.
Congratulations to Taiwan to 3rd place.
Congratulations to Taiwan to 3rd place.
\:D/
best owc
thanks for letting us play
best owc
thanks for letting us play
silmarilen wrote:
\:D/
best owc
thanks for letting us play
Why cancel the match? The stream was already up and you guys could've played an exhibition match for fun. Unless the players feel that it's a drag to play then it'll be another story.
That was all folks!
1st Place: Korea
2nd Place: Japan
3rd Place: Taiwan
Congratulations to all the teams.
1st Place: Korea
2nd Place: Japan
3rd Place: Taiwan
Congratulations to all the teams.
the players are the ones that want to play, the admins are the ones that canceled it.
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The stream was for the purpose on streaming the actual matches. Not for showoff games.
People turn up for the stream and they expect to have something to watch. I'm not sure about the match being a "show off" but as a dedicated spectator I'm feeling disappointed and betrayed not having anything to watch at the scheduled time.
While I'm aware that there's cost issue associated with streaming, the tournament organisers also have to take the effort from the audience into consideration. People turning up to spectate/support the players and now they're left hanging dry and feeling betrayed. Just check out the streaming site and see for yourself how many people are still hanging around exchanging chats. The administration may for whatever administrative reason cancel a match, but the audience must be catered for or they'll lose trust in the organisers.
Oh well, at least it's over. You may not have to worry about it for another year but this will leave a bitter taste in some audiences' mouth for sure.
While I'm aware that there's cost issue associated with streaming, the tournament organisers also have to take the effort from the audience into consideration. People turning up to spectate/support the players and now they're left hanging dry and feeling betrayed. Just check out the streaming site and see for yourself how many people are still hanging around exchanging chats. The administration may for whatever administrative reason cancel a match, but the audience must be catered for or they'll lose trust in the organisers.
Oh well, at least it's over. You may not have to worry about it for another year but this will leave a bitter taste in some audiences' mouth for sure.