Profile of Jaedrik

Mods / tuning patch / game modes are fine.
The Twitch chat mod Renner88, however, is bad and should be removed.

Would like to get entire community games tho, 4v4 etc from stream chat / pros whatever is available. No vs AI like the gents above said.

Kyle also said right out of the gate the first few minutes all about the upcoming October patch's balance: ISG centaur flame tank nerfs.

Custom hotkeys + Observer party fix + removed suppression from ISGs + Centaur fix pls
Oh, and custom commanders.
And warspoils drop / retuning / scrapping overhaul.
Pls.

The scrub mentality must be expunged from our community and a firm observance of the sovereignty of tournament organizers instilled.

Playing to win to the best of one's knowledge, using everything at one's disposal, and not limiting oneself arbitrarily is the highest honor one can give to his opponent in a competitive setting.

Likewise, tournament organizers have the rights to adjust their rules how they please, on any arbitrary basis, be they stupid or smart.

The consummation of honor and duty is in the obligation created by mutual agreement. The virtuous player abides by the arbitration of the tournament organizer, and plays to win with no further self-limiting.

Everything else is irrelevant.

If any person complains that a player is not arbitrarily limiting himself because of their own estimations of what is and is not cheap or honorable, they are arrogant because they, as a third party, attempt to impose this belief on mutually agreed persons, and likewise dishonor all. This is called scrubbery. Additionally, when a competitor dishonors the mutually agreed upon terms by violating them with full knowledge of his actions, and insists his code to be supreme over the rulemaker's, he is properly called a scrub.

Edit:
But, what are some reasonable reasons to ban things?
Well, this is where our discussions should turn.
Perhaps if something oversimplifies the game, i.e. removes depth by reducing the choice? Most would say that is a reasonable thing to ban.
Most would say, also, that it not interfere with the normal operation of the tournament: that it be easy to enforce and remain accountable so to not hold up the tournament.
Or, indeed, if something is boring or not viewer-friendly, and this last one is often the hardest because of conflicting interest, since it can be said to be 'players vs viewers', but, then, one might point to the ability for one not to enter, indeed, or not to watch, as is their choice, and demonstrate their dissatisfaction to the TO, thus going around the 'conflicting interest' argument since all parties have proper methods of recourse.

As Hiflex pointed out:

http://coh2chart.com/

Yes to 2, 3, ESPECIALLY 4, and 5.
No to 1.
Yes ty