Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Spaguatyrine is the greatest player ever

I may have made some remarks to the effect that Spag should play in some national tournaments before talking about his tabletop skills.   Well, he had to go be a jerk and take best overall in the Nova Invitational.   

I take back all the bad stuff I said.  I won't ever dream of implying that random chance has any effect on Spag's skills ever again.

I'm going to focus now on making my game better than about critiquing anyone else's.  I will "put up or shut up" as they say.

;)

4 comments:

  1. " I won't ever dream of implying that random chance has any effect on Spag's skills ever again."

    can I do it for you?

    I went 3 and 1 on the first day, only losing to Allan Hernandez (Blackmoor), who got 2nd to 1 (Tony Kopack)

    Spag did very well prove He can run with the big dogs.
    He even beat Nick,(who beat him in the Invite) in the Open.
    Overall, I say well done.

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  2. While it is nice that Spag has given us a way to gauge the quality of the Indy crowd against the national scene, I think that is not the most important thing to observe from this Nova.

    I think the success of guys like Blackmoor who Stelek poo-poo'ed as being winners only because the they play loosers in looser tournaments is important.

    Stelek had a good initial point about battlepoints, comp, and sports scoring having a negative effect on tournament competitiveness, but his corollary theory that the people that win those aren't good players as well is not nearly as true.

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  3. Great, now you've done it. If his ego wasn't big enough before.
    But it is good to see some of us representing and doing well.

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  4. OHHHHHHH YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Just kidding. It is great to see that we have established some credibility and were represented well by more than just me.

    That being said. I am proud to come from Indy! We will show all the big dogs what we got!

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