EPTAfter practicing in Korea this long I bet hes exponentially better.
Naniwa and Code A - Page 2
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Megakenny
Canada829 Posts
After practicing in Korea this long I bet hes exponentially better. | ||
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CapnCDaWg
United States179 Posts
The MLG/GSL exchange program will now make a dual Dignitas GSL appearance possible! NaNiwa already participated in this month's GSL Code A August, now he will be joined by his fellow countryman SjoW in next month's GSL Code A September! We are looking forward to seeing our players compete amongst some of the best Korean players in the GOM.TV studios! Since people didn't read my first post in this thread... | ||
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hTRen
Canada55 Posts
A man can dream. | ||
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NoobSkills
United States1603 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:16 hTRen wrote: NaNi vs. YellOw Code A prelims? A man can dream. Why would you wish for it to be then? It might not be broadcasted. | ||
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Riyomori
Singapore316 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:16 hTRen wrote: NaNi vs. YellOw Code A prelims? A man can dream. why would u want one or the other to not qualify  | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:05 mprs wrote: It isn't about fairness. The point of the exchange program is to ensure the participation of 4 foreigners in the GSL league. The GSL want this to add the "global" factor into their league and interest world-wide viewers. They aren't picking random four foreigners to make sure they get a new bunch every time. There is a reason they said "Top 4." It is because they want the best foreigners they can get. If Naniwa is the best foreigner every single time, then he should be there every single time. It would be unfair if you pick someone worse than Naniwa, and drag the skill level of the GSL down (possible further.) You're right. I typed my response without really thinking too deeply about it beyond my initial knee-jerk "Naniwa as forever Code A is ridiculous" reaction. Still think it's ridiculous, especially with all the amazing Korean players languishing in Code B, many of whom are better than Naniwa. But you're absolutely correct. Ah, well, guess we'll see Naniwa back in Code A next season. | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
there are also always 4 koreans in mlg and mma etc twice | ||
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DoA
Korea (South)599 Posts
Naniwa will have a spot for Code A due to his performance at Anaheim. he won't need to qualify this time around. | ||
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Juvant
United States723 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:25 DoA wrote: Just to clear things up: Naniwa will have a spot for Code A due to his performance at Anaheim. he won't need to qualify this time around. And why should we trust you!? User was warned for this post | ||
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DoA
Korea (South)599 Posts
I think I'm done posting on this site. -___- | ||
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Naniwa
Sweden477 Posts
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SenorChang
Australia4730 Posts
Nooo, don't leave me DoA <3 Grats Nani! Hope you do well buddy :D | ||
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opticalza
New Zealand188 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:25 DoA wrote: Just to clear things up: Naniwa will have a spot for Code A due to his performance at Anaheim. he won't need to qualify this time around. Thanks DoA! I am really glad to hear that. Naniwa has some sick dedication and i cannot wait to see how his time in Korea plays out. Code A will be a good benchmark for that i believe. | ||
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johnnywup
United States3858 Posts
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Juvant
United States723 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:30 Naniwa wrote: Well i am very sorry for coming top3 foreigner at MLG everytime. that is indeed very unfair towards some of the koreans in code B who are extremly good. but thats just the way it is right now. why should i not use every method available to try to get into code S, It is true right now that my play has been broken down since i came to korea which will result in me losing a few more games in the start, but once i stabilize and get used to their style i am sure i will become a much better player. I don't think it's something to apologize over  It's helping bridge the Korean and foreign scenes. I think even the Code B players would realize the importance of that.And I'm sure you'll show us soon that you are indeed deserving of this opportunity! | ||
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Ghoststrikes
Canada1356 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:30 Naniwa wrote: Well i am very sorry for coming top3 foreigner at MLG everytime. that is indeed very unfair towards some of the koreans in code B who are extremly good. but thats just the way it is right now. why should i not use every method available to try to get into code S, It is true right now that my play has been broken down since i came to korea which will result in me losing a few more games in the start, but once i stabilize and get used to their style i am sure i will become a much better player. you didn't steal that place from no one nani, keep fighting, you're already very good I can't wait to see your play evolve from living in Korea! | ||
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Demonace34
United States2493 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:30 Naniwa wrote: Well i am very sorry for coming top3 foreigner at MLG everytime. that is indeed very unfair towards some of the koreans in code B who are extremly good. but thats just the way it is right now. why should i not use every method available to try to get into code S, It is true right now that my play has been broken down since i came to korea which will result in me losing a few more games in the start, but once i stabilize and get used to their style i am sure i will become a much better player. No worries, I'm glad you have the ability to try again at Code A, all/most of us are wanting to see you be the first foreigner to win GSL. Also, don't be so down and hard on yourself, keep up the hard practice and you'll win. | ||
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Gentso
United States2218 Posts
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TDN3
United States81 Posts
dude, he's DoA. If there's anyone that can find out this information, it's GOMtv employees. | ||
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Govou
Canada1072 Posts
In fact, overwhelming majority of playXP people cheer for MLG invites. Most of them wish invites stay in korea as long as possible and give some entertaining korean vs foreigner matches. I don't speak for GOM but I'm fairly certain they are hoping Naniwa to take that spot. | ||
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