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And the anti-votes are becoming more apparent now.
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And to add to that there's a difference between Madoka and Sayaka. Madoka isn't just a major character, she's the most supported character remaining in the competition outside of the faction. Where as Sayaka is a just Sayaka, and it's pretty much a common knowledge that she's the least liked girl. So, anti-faction's still at play and they could very well support Sayaka to spite. Quote:
Why would they sit out during that match? Madoka could very well lose by the anti-voters by supporting Kyoko instead. No significant preference? There clearly was a significant preference and that's Madoka, dude. Quote:
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Now as I've mentioned earlier, if Madoka loses gaining only around 120 or 130, while Sayaka goes ahead of her, that would be the time I'd say Sayaka was prefered over her this time. But then again there are still factors to consider like "what could have been the result if it weren't for the bans?" |
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2013-11-23, 02:42 | Link #2643 |
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I beg to differ. I doubt that the so-called anti-voters would be a factor in this match now, because 1.) They'd be shooting themselves in the foot if they were to support a girl from a series they dislike and 2.) Tactical voting is already useless at this point, where there are only PMMM girls left in the running.
Either way it's already a victory for the PMMM faction, so it's a lot more likely these anti-voters have already packed up and left the moment the last non-PM girl lost. Come on, look at these vote totals for the Final Match: do you seriously believe there are still a lot of anti-voters bothering to participate and make a difference here now? It's a lot more plausible to consider this a close fight between the core supporters of Sayaka and the core supporters of Madoka with the rest of the PMMM voters reserving judgment until the final hour. Anti-voters would be negligible at this point since I doubt they'd vote for girls they don't care about: for them, Saimoe 2013 has already ended (or died as the naysayers love to say). In my view you're one of those who frequently underestimated Sayaka, after all. No matter how many wins she got or how far she went, there were those who never gave her the respect she's due. Even when she's already fighting in the Final Match and giving the favorite girl a good run for her money.
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*coughJapaneseACGNcough*
I'm not for banning past champions though; MadoMagi would have been knocked out earlier if not for what the admins did. Under normal circumstances, the final wouldn't have been a Puella Magi against a Puella Magi. Quote:
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119-109 now...
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lol, a slight swing and here comes the anti-voters.
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By the way, where were your anti-voters during Madoka vs. Kyouko? Watashi was still around when this match was being held, so if the anti-voters felt that Madoka was significantly stronger than Kyouko, then why not use Kyouko to snipe Madoka? No, I think you're greatly overestimating the role of anti-voters in this. Kuroneko did well against Madoka because Kuroneko is legit strong, period. Sayaka did well against Mami either because voters now prefer Sayaka to Mami, or they wanted a different Madoka girl to win it this year, or some combination thereof. That's what I think. Quote:
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If anti-voters were this much against Madoka "the favorite" in particular, then one would expect them to anti-vote Madoka during the Madoka vs. Kyouko semi-final. Clearly, they didn't.
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2013-11-23, 05:09 | Link #2650 | |
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It's likely they saw that they had no chance of succeeding in that regard in the semi-final so they neglected to bother with it, but they did see such a chance in the final. And it shows; Kyouko trailed by a lot all the way. Compare that to Sayaka's performance. Still, the last hour of the match will be interesting, one way or another. EDIT: 141-122 Madoka. Sayaka's trailing by only 19 votes (pending removal of votes). How much of a difference will these 19 votes make?
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I edited that post after I made it, and the edit included some important new points. One being - Where were your anti-voters during Madoka vs. Kyouko? If anti-Madoka faction voters are as against Madoka winning it all as you seem to think they are, then they should have at least tried to have Madoka eliminated in the semi-finals match against Kyouko. Clearly, they didn't do this, which I think throws the argument that you and iamadooddood are making into complete discredit. Your argument just doesn't make any good sense whatsoever given that anti-voters didn't show up in Madoka vs. Kyouko (which was close enough in absolute votes that anti-voters ought to have at least tried here if they were that against Madoka winning it all). Anti-voters also had Watashi as a consideration during Madoka vs. Kyouko, whereas no such resistance member consideration is in play for Madoka vs. Sayaka. So anti-voters had much more reason to show up in Madoka vs. Kyouko than they have for showing up now when no resistance members are left. Quote:
Kyouko was close enough to Madoka that there's no good reason for anti-voters to fail to show up in that match if they're that against Kaname Madoka winning it all. The argument that you and Baka are making here is very flimsy and speculative, and should be dropped as a serious consideration. It just does not fit all the facts well, and is a needlessly complicated speculation given that perfectly viable and more simple explanations are readily available. Mami's opponents weren't necessarily significantly strong themselves, given the affect of the rule change. Madoka is obviously pretty fortunate that a 2nd chance system even exists. In any previous year, she would have been gone for good in the 2nd Round. Quote:
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Homura getting way more votes in the match against Railgun says plenty when we evaluate her strength at the time compared to Madoka's strength. There's plenty of reason to think that Homura was stronger than Madoka in J-SaiMoe 2011, and would have went farther than Madoka if not for Railgun voters cheating. Quote:
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