2006 August Online Competitions - Official release
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its all about practice really if you think about it, if you practice stepping out of whirls more than you practice spinning out of harder moves chances are that the whirl option is going to be better, i think it boils down to who looked more controlled? but other than that i agree with Nic 
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i think maybe he was talking about the inter meds point of view, i dont think alot of the people in intermed...including myself are even thinking about blazing....let alone doing it out of osis 
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Hmm there are a few placings here I don't agree with (just my opinion though). I think Chris should have placed a lot higher, pixie out of ducking mirage is HARD. I also thought Danny's combo, while stylie as hell, was not on the same level as Asmus, Chirs, Aleski and Julien.max wrote:Novice Sick 3:
1- Danny
2- Julien
3- Asmus
4- Kyle
5- Aleksei
6- Fred
7- Robert
8- Ben
9- Axel
10- Benjamin
11- Zac
12- Chris
13- Louis
14- Cody
15- Matt
16- Trey
17- Ron
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I went back and looked at my vid and I think the pixie was pretty thin, as well as the subsequent dive. It was a pretty hard combo, but I really don't think it was executed well enough. That's what these comps are good for though. Others noticing stuff you may have missed, and then cleaning up your game.BalinorNZ wrote:Hmm there are a few placings here I don't agree with (just my opinion though). I think Chris should have placed a lot higher, pixie out of ducking mirage is HARD.
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Yeah, that is pretty strange... I guess it was because the quality of the video was so bad that you couldent really see if the dexs were clean? I would have givin Ron the benifit of the doubt though!BenRea wrote:how did
Diving clipper>paradox mirage> pixie legover
lose to
Walkover>toe delay>butterfly
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No. Its not that hard.Aleksandr wrote:fusion - considerably harder than food processor
This is both my opinion and an example of how stupid you sound trying to tell people what moves are hard and what moves arent. I cant even hit Food Processor but Fusion isnt that difficult. How do you tell me im somehow 'wrong'?
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If you can not tell which of moves are harder how can you judge which combo is best? I see food processor all the time in runs. I see clean fusion very rarely. Is this because people just like food processor as a better trick or do they find it more easy to fusion?
I am sorry. My English is not good. I can not understand when people say things they don't mean.dude this is the novice sick 3 we are talking about
Alexsandr Petrovich Goryanchikov
You can't tell which moves are precisely more difficult than others (is fusion more difficult than food processor? well that will depend on what concepts you find easy or difficult - ian finds double down moves easier then blender moves, this is not an empirical guage just a personal opinion based on personal experience, in cases where moves are quite close in difficulty this is all you have - I don't think either is "considerably" more difficult than the other, the difference is small. I think Ian would be able to hit food processor if he drilled blender as much as he drilled double downs). The key thing is that you cant give these small differences an accurate empirical value, BUT you will always have your opinion which will form the basis of your decision. With Sick 3 though this is spread over a number of elements. I think sick 3 judging is aided by the fact that you dont just have move creativity, difficulty and form to consider as in sick 1, but you also have link creativity, difficulty and form, as well as variety between moves. Personaly I think alot of weight needs to be placed on execution, link difficulty and creativity. I.e. if player 1 hits three easier moves than player 2 but player 1's links are both more difficult, all other things being equal I'd give it to player 1.If you can not tell which of moves are harder how can you judge which combo is best?
In the case of Phil and Anssi, I would have placed Phil above Anssi. Anssi may well have scored better on just move difficulty (at the very least you'd have to say to hit spanish fly that cleanly is very difficult), and the difference in form would have been marginal if there was any, both had good form. Anssi had marginally better variety than Phil. But both Phil's links are substantially more difficult, Anssi has no uptime dex after the first atomic. This is enough to push him just above Anssi over all in my mind.
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