EPT[R&S] IEF 2009 - Page 35
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isbunk
Sweden1017 Posts
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Baddieko
Singapore855 Posts
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
Haha I love some of the comments, a few koreans called the progammers retarded idiots. | ||
GTR
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Juubi
United States14 Posts
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
So Idra made 3rd, Effort was CJ's ace but disqualified. Conclusion, Idra deserves a regular post in CJ's lineup. | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
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I_Love_Bacon
United States5765 Posts
On November 01 2009 20:15 hifriend wrote: um so foreigners (chinese) can beat pros in bo-1's sometimes? big deal? I don't think anybody is arguing this is the biggest, most earth-shattering event in SC history. But upsets are always amusing. And with WCG around the corner there might be more. No more. No less. | ||
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Asjo
Denmark664 Posts
On November 01 2009 20:15 hifriend wrote: um so foreigners (chinese) can beat pros in bo-1's sometimes? big deal? Given how the landscape looks currently, the foreigners shouldn't be able to beat the progamers at all if they play seriously. There simply should be too much of a difference for that to be possible. And if the programers play less seriously, like they would at a tournament like IEF, the best foreigners should be able to beat them maybe one in twenty games. The assumption above is kind of shaken by Koreans losing one fourth of all their games at this event. I think many peole enjoy the fact that the Koreans are good, and unimpressive foreigners beating them just seems wrong. It certainly makes the Korean scene seem less glamourous. The Chinese, to my knowledge, aren't better than the top10 foreigners, so that shouldn't be what's making the difference. So, yes, it is quite a big deal. Exciting and terrifying at the same time. I was really hoping that Boxer, like Savior, could use this tournament as a change to showcases his raw skills, just like Savior has done well in foreign tournaments. It should seem obvious that even if Boxer's skill is below average programers at the moment, it should still be miles away from the foreigners, allowing him to have the surplus to show us a bit of his magic and create some fun games. In the end, it would be good to have foreigners on the same level as the Koreans as it would create a better international scene and, of course, make for more great games. It's just that at the moment the foreigners aren't good, so that hasn't really changed. The great part is that the Koreans will take WCG more seriously. However, most likely, then it will only be a repeat of last year. Still, I enjoyed some of the one-sided game, liking how it exposed an entirely different way of relating to the mechanics of the game between foreigners and the best Koreans. | ||
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XsebT
Denmark2980 Posts
http://scforall.com/news/news02.asp?mNum=n03&PageNo=1&where=&query=&sterm=&articleNum=673 ...new stuff on scforall.com | ||
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Skeggaba
Korea (South)1556 Posts
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meegrean
Thailand7699 Posts
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
On November 01 2009 21:39 meegrean wrote: wow, stork keeps owning tournaments outside of korea. his play is obviously very solid *sob* stork *sob* | ||
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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
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DarkShadowz
Sweden321 Posts
He looked so happy after he won vs Boxer I have bene smilign for ages now, very well done. | ||
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Baddieko
Singapore855 Posts
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JoMal
Trinidad/Tobago1177 Posts
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Herro_Korea
310 Posts
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FirstBorn
Romania3955 Posts
On November 01 2009 16:26 Xiao-Bing wrote: Although I'm an SKT1 fan, It just makes me to see Bisu fail. (Due to the Bisu interview)Take that icon down! | ||
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