EPTOn October 30 2017 13:29 BigFan wrote:
who are these popular players? Bisu? Jaedong? Thanks for the info!
who are these popular players? Bisu? Jaedong? Thanks for the info!
I cant say anything about that.
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K.H.J
Korea (South)769 Posts
I cant say anything about that. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
you mean there's no info out there or just that you can't say yourself? | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On October 30 2017 12:56 K.H.J wrote: info about ASL5 Some popular players will go army in January, so ASL5 will start right after ASL4. Well that's good news in that there isn't a long wait! Sad that means we are going to lose some players though  | ||
NoS-Craig
Australia3123 Posts
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sc19980331
China1609 Posts
Protoss 25 Korea InSung.mOvie 3325 Protoss 177 101 114 Korea insung.Horang2. 3062 Protoss 122 65 1941 Korea insung.jum 2455 Protoss 37 4 (shuttle) Terran 34 Korea Insung.no 3248 Terran 153 69 (ssak) 38 Korea Insung.zobs 3225 Terran 189 106 (skyhigh) 266144 Korea Insung.Xiada 1470 Terran 0 1 (sea) Zerg 27 Korea insung.byuk 3310 Zerg 136 48 (soulkey) 62623 Korea insung.BaxteR 1702 Zerg 8 2 (killer) | ||
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abuse
Latvia1942 Posts
On October 30 2017 18:09 sc19980331 wrote: Clan Insung ladder info: Terran 266144 Korea Insung.Xiada 1470 Terran 0 1 (sea) Zerg 62623 Korea insung.BaxteR 1702 Zerg 8 2 (killer) lol, how on earth did that happen? | ||
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shall_burn
252 Posts
On October 30 2017 17:21 NoS-Craig wrote: They have to do their service at some point. So only a matter of time until we lose some draws for a year or two. We'll have to get behind some new players if BW/ASL is going to continue. I'll keep watching that's for sure. There is an option to go for the alternative civil service in Korea (as well as in many other countries where the military service is obligatory). So you can still play in the evenings  Pros need to consider this | ||
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PVJ
Hungary5221 Posts
On October 30 2017 22:08 shall_burn wrote: There is an option to go for the alternative civil service in Korea (as well as in many other countries where the military service is obligatory). So you can still play in the evenings Pros need to consider thisYou're not allowed to stream though while you're serving. | ||
GTR
51507 Posts
On October 30 2017 22:47 PVJ wrote: You're not allowed to stream though while you're serving. somehow polt (sc2 pro) got permission to stream, although i don't know the circumstances behind it | ||
HaN-
France1920 Posts
Anyone have more infos about it? | ||
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_Animus_
Bulgaria1064 Posts
On October 30 2017 12:56 K.H.J wrote: info about ASL5 Some popular players will go army in January, so ASL5 will start right after ASL4. Im happy with that hoping to be true, since this ASL is already full of upsets and we know who will be the champion, a new one will cheer all the fans for sure. | ||
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Jealous
10253 Posts
On October 30 2017 13:29 BigFan wrote: who are these popular players? Bisu? Jaedong? Thanks for the info! If I am not mistaken, Korean service must be started (completed?) by the age of 30. This week Bisu will turn 28; if we count by Korean age, I think that will make him 30 in January. I'm not sure if the "rule" above uses normal age or Korean age, but either way the clock is fast running out for Bisu who is a bit older than Jaedong and Flash. It would be nice if I can get a bit more details on the above issues of started/completed and "normal" age/Korean age for the requirements. | ||
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friendbg
Bulgaria576 Posts
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shall_burn
252 Posts
On October 30 2017 22:47 PVJ wrote: You're not allowed to stream though while you're serving. In most countries, where military service is obligatory, there is also an alternative for pacifists, religious people, or whoever doesn't want to serve due to whatever reason. Alternative service means that instead of wearing combat boots and shooting all day long, you do some usual full-time 9-17 job for the government, e.g. yardman, teacher, attendant, repair worker, carpenter, you name it. You stay at home instead of living in a barraks (or, if you are sent to some other city, in a hostel, provided by the government). You have a salary, you have free weekend, holidays, etc. etc., but it's also almost twice as long (1yr9m compared to just 1yr of military in my country). That's, at least, how it works here, in Russia. I just know that there IS alternative civil service in South Korea, and IIRC one of our forum members is/has been serving alternatively. And my alternative service begins Summer, 2018. | ||
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PVJ
Hungary5221 Posts
On October 31 2017 03:36 shall_burn wrote: In most countries, where military service is obligatory, there is also an alternative for pacifists, religious people, or whoever doesn't want to serve due to whatever reason. Alternative service means that instead of wearing combat boots and shooting all day long, you do some usual full-time 9-17 job for the government, e.g. yardman, teacher, attendant, repair worker, carpenter, you name it. You stay at home instead of living in a barraks (or, if you are sent to some other city, in a hostel, provided by the government). You have a salary, you have free weekend, holidays, etc. etc., but it's also almost twice as long (1yr9m compared to just 1yr of military in my country). That's, at least, how it works here, in Russia. I just know that there IS alternative civil service in South Korea, and IIRC one of our forum members is/has been serving alternatively. And my alternative service begins Summer, 2018. Yes, and even from there you aren't allowed to stream. Fantasy is in civil service, he might be playing but he is not allowed to stream. I guess it has to do with something in the military penal code due to security, etc. | ||
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shall_burn
252 Posts
On October 31 2017 04:28 PVJ wrote: Yes, and even from there you aren't allowed to stream. Fantasy is in civil service, he might be playing but he is not allowed to stream. I guess it has to do with something in the military penal code due to security, etc. Oh! Thanks for clarifying. No streams is wierd, though | ||
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
On October 31 2017 01:16 Jealous wrote: If I am not mistaken, Korean service must be started (completed?) by the age of 30. This week Bisu will turn 28; if we count by Korean age, I think that will make him 30 in January. I'm not sure if the "rule" above uses normal age or Korean age, but either way the clock is fast running out for Bisu who is a bit older than Jaedong and Flash. It would be nice if I can get a bit more details on the above issues of started/completed and "normal" age/Korean age for the requirements.  what would be the point of Korean age if it's not used even in Korea? If they're using both 'normal' age and Korean age in official matters, depending on circumstances, I'd find it super weird. | ||
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mishimaBeef
Canada2259 Posts
On October 28 2017 14:18 JungleTerrain wrote: If anyone is taking my vague comments on a game I don't even play on a forum that isn't even about that game as a credible source on the topic, that is not my problem. I'm just asking questions, and I actually find the topic interesting since BW is such a different game. And most of my information comes from this, I don't care to be really accurate on this topic, though. very awesome! unfortunately the upcoming man vs ai fight is not against a trained neural network is it? | ||
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[AS]Rattus
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Jealous
10253 Posts
On October 31 2017 06:34 niteReloaded wrote: what would be the point of Korean age if it's not used even in Korea? If they're using both 'normal' age and Korean age in official matters, depending on circumstances, I'd find it super weird. I can completely see how cultural practices may be kept out of official matters; for example, practices such as drinking age and etc. seem like they would be very much affected by people being 2 years older than they are on paper. Bisu turned 2 years old in Korean age when he was 2 months old in biological age, for example. I imagine it would cause a lot of problems for other matters as well. Perhaps a native Korean can clarify here? It's something I've been curious about for a long time. | ||
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