I not only thought they won, but from the front page I thought the game was already over before it started and that I missed it, and then closed the page. I did eventually come back and click through to see the game was in progress though, and put it on (before turning it off after only few minutes, ha). But not sure what the point was…
I not only thought they won, but from the front page I thought the game was already over before it started and that I missed it, and then closed the page. I did eventually come back and click through to see the game was in progress though, and put it on (before turning it off after only few minutes, ha). But not sure what the point was of doing this? I realize you went (or go) to SCU so this game might've had a little extra meaning. But I dont think the powers that be at W4C would want to set a precedent that people shouldn't trust information in the images on the front page and you have to read everything in the article first to confirm. Or worst, set the precedent that their writers are going to troll their readers?
I not only thought they won, but from the front page I thought the game was already over before it started and that I missed it, and then closed the page. I did eventually come back and click through to see the game was in progress though, and put it on (before turning it off after only few minutes, ha). But not sure what the point was of doing this? I realize you went (or go) to SCU so this game might've had a little extra meaning. But I dont think the powers that be at W4C would want to set a precedent that people shouldn't trust information in the images on the front page and you have to read everything in the article first to confirm. Or worst, set the precedent that their writers are going to troll their readers?
just an unintentional mistake on my end, something I didn't really consider to be honest when using the picture