That's still better than playing and competing with Canada/Metro/Europe for the worst record.
they would be able to play for Europe, which—although I understand it's not the optimal situation since Europe doesn't have much team spirit—is probably better than not playing at all simply because of where u were bornThe same could be said for greek players in the opposite case so yeah since only 16 teams are allowed they're just playing their chance to "not have to sit out all of WCoP" that could had been the standard in the case they would had not been accepted
it seems the most decent decision regarding outsiders
If they have enough players to make a team by themselves then it's better for them since I don't think many of them would had been accepted in Europe.they would be able to play for Europe, which—although I understand it's not the optimal situation since Europe doesn't have much team spirit—is probably better than not playing at all simply because of where u were born
If you're playing for LA/Greece you already have this shot, you are already taking part at the tournament. If you lose at this qualifying phase then you already played your chance to take part to the Group Stage and you lost it, so why you should have a second chance taking part of another team while you already played for another country? If you're playing in LA/Greece then you're locked into these, it's pretty logical.It should be totally unacceptable for people to have 0 possible eligibilities under the new rules. There would need to be some sort of team reconstruction/leniency if LA loses so that the players of that region have a team to try for. This could mean turning Brazil into South America or allowing them to play for Spain for "cultural reasons".
If you're playing for LA/Greece you already have this shot, you are already taking part at the tournament. If you lose at this qualifying phase then you already played your chance to take part to the Group Stage and you lost it, so why you should have a second chance taking part of another team while you already played for another country? If you're playing in LA/Greece then you're locked into these, it's pretty logical.
they can still challenge the last place team like Greece didThe situation with LA players is more comparable to someone being tournament banned. They would not be eligibile to participate in wcop at all, simply because of where they live. It's not that they were on a team and given a shot to play in wcop, the chance was never there in the first place. Let's also take the example of next year's LA residents, who never took part in fighting for the spot of 16th team, yet can't play in this tour entirely irrespective of their own doing.
The issue is coming from the bo3 then, and make greek/latin players eligible for any other participating team isn't the solution.User x is taking part in the bo3 to decide if its greece or LA. User x is on team greece. User x wins his match, but his two greek teammates, y and z, lose their games. User x did all he could to play wcop, yet because of circumstances out of his control, he is not eligible for any team. In what fucking world is this fair? Everyone deserves a chance to try out for one of the 16 teams in any given wcop; it's that simple.
Isn't this already the case for German/Italian/Spanish/UK/French/Greek players? If they fail to make it to the country's team, they are still eligible for Europe while other people only have one shot at one team they're eligible for.Let a player join two teams in the same edition is the worst thing that can happen, for real
Yeah indeed I think they shouldnt join Europe at all. TDs say that Regional Teams have priority in choosing them and if they don't, then Continental Teams can choose to pick 'em and they will be locked into Europe for the next editions though.Isn't this already the case for German/Italian/Spanish/UK/French/Greek players? If they fail to make it to the country's team, they are still eligible for Europe while other people only have one shot at one team they're eligible for.
Priority and locking into teams or not, that person still received 2 opportunities to get into a team while others do not.Yeah indeed I think they shouldnt join Europe at all. TDs say that Regional Teams have priority in choosing them and if they don't, then Continental Teams can choose to pick 'em and they will be locked into Europe for the next editions though.
What I'm saying is that 2 opportunities to get into a team is wrong and I agree with you.Priority and locking into teams or not, that person still received 2 opportunities to get into a team while others do not.
The wrong thing is having 2 chances for 1 single elegibility. If you have more than 1 elegibility then the story is the same as usual.yah but what if the person who's current residence has a team but also is eligible for a country which is in the same continent ?_?
i do agree, however, there needs to be some changes to this rule because it seems no one seems the larger picture. Yes, the grandfather clause exists, allowing past Afrabs / Asians to play for their team yet those teams will be very stagnant because of the lack of players in the region in general. And what happens when these players quit? Afrab / Asian teams will just dissipate because the majority of Afrab / Asian players live elsewhere, many in USA / Europe.