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Juvant
United States723 Posts
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:09 Medrea wrote: Show nested quote + On August 21 2011 14:06 FairForever wrote: On August 21 2011 14:04 Medrea wrote: On August 21 2011 13:59 babylon wrote: It would be unfair if he were allowed to qualify over and over again through MLG. He would pretty much be forever Code A unless he gets into Code S. The smartest thing to do would be to include a new rule saying that one can't qualify for Code A through MLG twice in a row or something similar. How would it be unfair? If he keeps dominating in MLG, I see no reason to keep him from it. I actually disagree. The problem is there is a very small pool of interested individuals in going to Korea that are non-residents. Really, the actual problem is that 3 Code A spots is too much. One or two is sufficient. That's just more of a reason to keep sending the top 3 over and over. Eventually your gonna run out of people. You wanna give me a code A spot? Im platinum, I can take em. The question has been answered and Naniwa is reinvited. But let's assume in some alternate universe that Naniwa/Idra had no intention of going to Korea... but EG.Machine did. How would you feel knowing that EG.Machine consistently gets Code A invites? | ||
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babylon
8765 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. Ah, crap. Now I feel like shit for saying what I said. I didn't mean to sound disparaging, and I probably should've thought my comments through before posting. Sorry if my words stung. I really do wish you the best at MLG and in Code A next season. I'll be waiting for you to bring your a-game to the table. Good luck, and I look forward to seeing your new and improved self. | ||
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MK4512
Canada938 Posts
A) Less Seeds are given away B) Consider it a 'foreign' code A qualifier I think as posted before by DoA, Nani will be in Code A next season. Anyways, I think it's good that he gets another shot, I can't imagine doing anything, let alone playing in the GSL right after a plane trip 0.0 | ||
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ThaSlayer
707 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:28 Juvant wrote: Show nested quote + 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!? rofl | ||
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Buff Terrans
Germany75 Posts
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Nerdslayer
Denmark1130 Posts
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:54 Nerdslayer wrote: I got no idea why people think its unfair Naniwa won 2 code A spots and thats the rule. You should be able to stack them. Like 2 Code A invites and you get 2 spots simultaneously. Or you get a free pass to Ro16. That would be sweet. We need someone to win GSL by amassing enough Code A invites only and never having to go to Korea. | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
I'm really glad Naniwa gets another shot at Code A. He seems committed to becoming the best, I'm sure his attitude is going to take him far now that he has Koreans to train with. I expect that after a month of adapting to Korea, getting more training, and being well rested and not jetlagged, Naniwa should perform much better in the September Code A and win his Ro32 match. After all, Sheth won his Ro32 and I think Naniwa is better than Sheth most days. | ||
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NoobSkills
United States1603 Posts
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Janaan
United States381 Posts
Honestly, for me, Naniwa is probably one of, if not the absolute best shot the foreigners have at actually winning a GSL tournament, so I think it'd be a shame if the rules forced him to leave after just one attempt. | ||
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Ultramus
United States319 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. <3 Nani tearing through each MLG is no easy task regardless, you totally deserve a code A spot and I look forward to you eventually making it to code S and showing the koreans who is boss :D | ||
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Joemeatballs
Canada26 Posts
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Devolved
United States2753 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. It's nothing to apologize for. It's the system they have in place and according to that system you have earned your Code A spots. How many other people have qualified for Code A at back to back MLGs? You're consistently performing at a higher level than other foreigners and deserve the spot^^ I'm rooting for you and hopefully some of that Korean mojo has rubbed off on you | ||
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rareh
Portugal298 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:47 FairForever wrote: Show nested quote + On August 21 2011 14:09 Medrea wrote: On August 21 2011 14:06 FairForever wrote: On August 21 2011 14:04 Medrea wrote: On August 21 2011 13:59 babylon wrote: It would be unfair if he were allowed to qualify over and over again through MLG. He would pretty much be forever Code A unless he gets into Code S. The smartest thing to do would be to include a new rule saying that one can't qualify for Code A through MLG twice in a row or something similar. How would it be unfair? If he keeps dominating in MLG, I see no reason to keep him from it. I actually disagree. The problem is there is a very small pool of interested individuals in going to Korea that are non-residents. Really, the actual problem is that 3 Code A spots is too much. One or two is sufficient. That's just more of a reason to keep sending the top 3 over and over. Eventually your gonna run out of people. You wanna give me a code A spot? Im platinum, I can take em. The question has been answered and Naniwa is reinvited. But let's assume in some alternate universe that Naniwa/Idra had no intention of going to Korea... but EG.Machine did. How would you feel knowing that EG.Machine consistently gets Code A invites? That argument can go both ways as i see it, its fair for both. Koreans get to play MLG, foreigners get to play GSL. With that logic lets assume all koreans turn down code A qualifiers except the absolute worst ones. Or nobody except the worst koreans want to go to mlg and go 0-5 in groups. How would you feel ? | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On August 21 2011 15:18 rareh wrote: Show nested quote + On August 21 2011 14:47 FairForever wrote: On August 21 2011 14:09 Medrea wrote: On August 21 2011 14:06 FairForever wrote: On August 21 2011 14:04 Medrea wrote: On August 21 2011 13:59 babylon wrote: It would be unfair if he were allowed to qualify over and over again through MLG. He would pretty much be forever Code A unless he gets into Code S. The smartest thing to do would be to include a new rule saying that one can't qualify for Code A through MLG twice in a row or something similar. How would it be unfair? If he keeps dominating in MLG, I see no reason to keep him from it. I actually disagree. The problem is there is a very small pool of interested individuals in going to Korea that are non-residents. Really, the actual problem is that 3 Code A spots is too much. One or two is sufficient. That's just more of a reason to keep sending the top 3 over and over. Eventually your gonna run out of people. You wanna give me a code A spot? Im platinum, I can take em. The question has been answered and Naniwa is reinvited. But let's assume in some alternate universe that Naniwa/Idra had no intention of going to Korea... but EG.Machine did. How would you feel knowing that EG.Machine consistently gets Code A invites? That argument can go both ways as i see it, its fair for both. Koreans get to play MLG, foreigners get to play GSL. With that logic lets assume all koreans turn down code A qualifiers except the absolute worst ones. Or nobody except the worst koreans want to go to mlg and go 0-5 in groups. How would you feel ? I think foreigner morale could use a dose of Korean 0-5's. | ||
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skrzmark
United States1528 Posts
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tuestresfat
2555 Posts
On August 21 2011 14:28 Juvant wrote: Show nested quote + 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 very smooth... | ||
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Le BucheRON
Canada619 Posts
On August 21 2011 15:37 skrzmark wrote: Eh, naniwa getting invited to GSL again just means less terran for code A, Am I right? You're right. Protoss fighting! | ||
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Oktyabr
Singapore2234 Posts
On August 21 2011 15:37 skrzmark wrote: Eh, naniwa getting invited to GSL again just means less terran for code A, Am I right? Yeah, at the minimum, 1 less. On a sidenote, foreigner Terrans don't ever make it to the top 3 foreigner spots. | ||
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