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Surely he will do the honorable thing and voluntarily return the prize.<~dodrio> did he get this 100$
<~dodrio> or no
<@Eo_> he did
<@Eo_> it was sent before we found about the ghosting
R-Right?
Surely he will do the honorable thing and voluntarily return the prize.<~dodrio> did he get this 100$
<~dodrio> or no
<@Eo_> he did
<@Eo_> it was sent before we found about the ghosting
this is not something i expected from you. maybe we should investigate more into the matter regarding your involvement since you seem to know things about the case?It was basically Matty asking for opinions on one turn vs WQ and NJNP gave his opinion, iirc Matty didn't even do what NJNP asked him to so yeah, I don't remember this properly through my apologies
i hate when sportsmanship gets ruined by banning cheaterschaos i hope you see how these clusterf*cks are ruining the sportsmanship on your website
After we in the TD team posted our original decision regarding njnp keeping the trophy for winning OST, the general public opinion was that this decision was faulty. As a result, we decided to review our stance.
Following this, the TD team has changed its stance on the matter, and has now decided that njnp should not be considered the just winner of OST #12, and thus will be stripped of his trophy.
Our original line of thought was that njnp defeated his opponents without any extra assistance (to the best of our knowledge), which makes his win legitimate. However, we failed to consider the following factors that have made us reconsider:
1. njnp engaged in behavior that was decidedly intended to change the outcome of a set he wasn't playing. Although the outcome of the set was that the player that njnp assisted lost, this should not be used as a point in njnp's favor. By ghosting MattyBrollic, njnp essentially got two shots at eliminating a player.
2. Had njnp ghosting MattyBrollic been uncovered before the final game of the tournament been exposed, njnp would be immediately disqualified. Committing an offense and the subsequent punishment for that shouldn't be depending on when the offense is uncovered.
Moving forward, anyone who is caught cheating in a tournament will be disqualified immediately, and any accolades won from that tournament, including trophies, will be revoked if applicable, even if said instance of cheating did not directly affect their own matches. The basis for this ruling is that cheating can impact the bracket as a whole and therefore potential opponents, even if this was not the intended purpose.
On a slightly related note, we've updated our policy regarding tournament banned players. These players can no longer post in the Tournaments forum or any of the subforums, and they're no longer allowed Voice (+) on Smogtours.
Moreover, tournament banned players are no longer allowed to compete in any tournaments, even those held in other subforums than the Tournaments section. Although the Tournament Directors are not enforcing the policies we're setting outside of the Tournament forum, we expect the forum leaders of Smogon to follow the policies we're outlining and will be actings as consults to them if there's a need.
TDs want to deport thisisa and matty
My friend blatantly didn't cheat, you're grasping at straws. I heard the same as Analytic, and I cannot agree with Blarajan more. There is no way NJNP's punishment should be as bad as Bouff, Mazar, Asuya, Bloo, anyone who had a clear intent to cheat and win, and don't get me wrong both Bouff and Bro Kappa are friends of mine too. I didn't defend either of them when they were banned because there was nothing to defend. This on the other hand is different, if my friend BLATANTLY cheated, like my other two friends did I would have nothing to say, but NJNP hardly did anything wrong at all. Yes even telling him to Taunt is wrong, but losing a trophy, I still disagree with and think that is excessive. If I were to see evidence of what Isa says of turn by turn ghosting for three games, this would be different.no i wouldn't stand up for my friend if I knew he blatanly cheated. That's not being insecure, thats being an honest and logical human being. Ur just admitting that you have no acknowledgment of the actual rules in the fucking tour with that statement. Thats like defending Sammy Sosa for being a good hitter when the only reason he was good was because he used steroids. Your logic is fucking stupid.
it is disrespectful you fucktard, theres nothing wrong with them re-evaluating their thoughts if they realized that the initial outcome was unjust. And your right, they worked hard for their positions which leads me to not have any suspicion of bias in their decision. I trust them, just like you do.
why are you talking about freedom of speech dipshit, people can say whatever the fuck they want on the internet. Nobody is telling you that you can't post, but if your going to post retarded shit, be prepared to take an L.
Hundred singles.Everyone discuss about njnp's throphy and he's just chillin at home like
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Ask Laurel, he made 2000$ today. Better ask him now, later today he has sex
I can't understand how you've been told multiple times over the course of this month that what njnp did was complete and blatant ghosting and you're STILL pretending he just "told him to taunt"My friend blatantly didn't cheat, you're grasping at straws. I heard the same as Analytic, and I cannot agree with Blarajan more. There is no way NJNP's punishment should be as bad as Bouff, Mazar, Asuya, Bloo, anyone who had a clear intent to cheat and win, and don't get me wrong both Bouff and Bro Kappa are friends of mine too. I didn't defend either of them when they were banned because there was nothing to defend. This on the other hand is different, if my friend BLATANTLY cheated, like my other two friends did I would have nothing to say, but NJNP hardly did anything wrong at all. Yes even telling him to Taunt is wrong, but losing a trophy, I still disagree with and think that is excessive. If I were to see evidence of what Isa says of turn by turn ghosting for three games, this would be different.