Sh0Case v Obskur - London Olympics Quarter Final PRO

[Sh0Case]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwMKuFjm29g

Obskur has been voicing some cool theories so here's actual evidence of what actually happened.

[Obskur57]

Yes your PC was down at the good time too. You are really not lucky...

When we restarted the match. He was unbeatable and broke my good dynamic. (I accepted to come back to ADV 3/1 what I should not have done)

One more time, when it happens once, well maybe it can happen. Twice it's not normal. We played 6 matches. In two of them I felt better I was leading (at least the set, in the first the match). In two of them there were a loss of connection during the match. Conclusions of the match were the same. He came back impossible to play. I don't say he came back to cheat or something like this but cutting the match is good because it broke a dynamic. Before the interruption, I felt too good for this Sh0Case. I played maybe the best I can in Pro matches.

Probability it happens is low. When I saw today that it happened to someone else while Sh0Case was loosing, I was surprised. He almost never loses so it seems happening at the really bad moments.

P.S: Video stops just before I told him I'm fair and I accept to replay.

[Ali-Iqb93]

When match got disconnected then there was no option on sh0's screen to exit,statistics or rematch.. When the screen has no options then it is because of your own connection and not because of your opponent. When disconnection happened then I believe obskur would have got the message.. "your opponent left" and obskur will also be able to view the stats of the match and also to exit the match and create the lobby. Am I right obskur? If this is the case then it was sh0's connection which caused disconnection. I have tested this in one of my my matches so I can confirm it. And sh0 get a new pad. You keep creating trouble for your opponent when it is your own fault

[Biscaia_]

This happened to me twice against Sh0, in our semi final RG match. At the first time, I was winning 7-5 1-0, and "time was up". At the second time, I was already losing 2-3, when his left stick jumped off of the controller

Yes, it truly breaks your rhythm and it is very frustrating to stop playing when winning, but I never related it into an "unfair" behavior of Sh0case. Until today. It is possible, but I guess we have to trust on your opponent. The reason: I have been accused several times of "manipulating" the lag into my favor. And I know the accusations are stupid, because my intentions are the better you will ever find in this tour, or maybe in your entire lives.

So, I am still giving the benefit of doubt to Sh0case. I lost the following three sets on a straight fashion, without interruptions (a small lag interruption, in fact). If that pause disrupted me? Of course it did! But if my opponent really had to go, should I force him to give up?

and Sh0, your rude, sarcastic way of addressing things doesn't help you, if you want to lower the suspicions around your ways

[Obskur57]

@Ali

Yes I could leave the match. Game said I won 6-0 6-0 (I have a photo of this). I'd like to know how many times he has his problems when he is not in a good dynamic.

With Biscaia and Lauchas if I'm not wrong, there are 3 of us who were victims of this "coincidence".

Honestly I felt, and I watched the match twice more, that if I continued to play like in the 2nd set, he had no chance to win.

It seems never happening when he leads a match (which is 95% of his matches). This is incredible to me.

[C4iLL]

These disconnection are really strange. I had the same thing one day against an average guy from the Xbox tour : crushing him 6-1 in the first set, beginning of the second he disconnected, he came back, and he became unplayable, with a huge level (I lost the 2 second sets).

It was one of the most strange thing I ever saw in this game ^^

[C4iLL]

These disconnection are really strange. I had the same thing one day against an average guy from the Xbox tour : crushing him 6-1 in the first set, beginning of the second he disconnected, he came back, and he became unplayable, with a huge level (I lost the 2 second sets).

It was one of the most strange thing I ever saw in this game ^^

[Obskur57]

When it happens twice against the same player, I can't believe it.

[Sh0Case]

Biscaia_ is confusing our situation with these others.
Firstly, there wasn't a loss of connection v Lauchas, so stop adding him to your argument Obskur.
Secondly, against Biscaia_ I'm sure I told him before the match I won't be able to finish the match. I remember having issues with my pad during the match and it eventually broke so we resumed when I had a different pad. This is not a random loss of connection so stop adding it to your conspiracy theory.

The only annoy thing is that I deleted the videos of these old matches a month ago, including the time it happened against Ali in a routine pro match that I was winning at RG. So I can't even prove how different these situations were.

If it was my connection was lost connection, why did I remain connected to the PSN?

All these ill-informed opinions are Xbox like.

Ali, you don't know anything about the condition of my current pad, I don't need a new one, thanks for the advice though.

[Ali-Iqb93]

If it was my connection was lost connection, why did I remain connected to the PSN?

Happens sometimes when your connection gets slower or is about to be disconnected but somehow prevail then, you might disconnect in a match but still remain connected to psn. Not saying that you do it intentially. Has happened to me as well in some matches when I had no option to view stats, exit etc when match got disconnected