Geoff Snider Miscommunication (tournament report)
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Geoff Snider Miscommunication (tournament report) is the tournament report Geoff Snider posted on DeckTech on 7 March 2001 about 2001 Normal DPC.[1] A short follow-up note by Geoff Snider to his report Geoff Snider Geoff's DPC Main Event (tournament report) on the 2001 Normal DPC: he says he and his round-3 opponent Erik Petersen resolved his complaint about their slow, timed-out game right after the match, and apologizes for leaving that out of the report.
Report info
- Author: Geoff Snider (byline: Geoff "gsiva" Snider)
- Published: 7 March 2001 (DeckTech)
- Report title: Miscommunication
- Event: 2001 Normal DPC
- Event date: 24 February 2001
- Site: Normal, Illinois
Original report
miscommunication
- Author: Geoff "gsiva" Snider
- Published: Mar 7, 2001
miscommunication is something that plagues me constantly.
in my 3rd game of the DPC Normal, i played against Erik Petersen. in my TR i addressed my disappointment in how long our game took. Erik and i resolved that problem soon after our game. i was not angry at him, for sometimes games do take time, but i was just angry at timing out. it’s not his fault. i hold no grudge. i haven’t thought about since the DPC until it was brought to my attention tonight.
retracting what i stated (as the truth and as what i felt to be true during the game) would be inaccurate, or so i believe.
forgetting to include in my report that Erik and i communicated to each other post-match about my disappointment was my mistake. the issue was resolved then and there, and i thank him for not allowing that wound to fester.
sometimes (okay...quite often) i’m a pretty bad sport if i feel i didn’t get a good game out of it.
hey, i apologize. any comments?
(i’m probably leaving something out, but try not to crucify me for it....that’s the miscommunication talking again)
See also
Sources
- miscommunication, stephenskilton.com
- miscommunication (GitHub Pages)
References
- ↑ miscommunication, DeckTech (Geoff "gsiva" Snider, 7 March 2001). Preservation copy: GitHub Pages.