Has Foreign Skill finally caught up with Korea? - Page 5
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
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BritWrangler
United Kingdom120 Posts
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On April 06 2012 16:52 Bazzyrick wrote: People are too quick to judge or condemn a player or players after 1 victory or 1 tournament. i mean basically this. the new power rank defines it correctly, who'd win in a hyper-long marathon series. someone taking a best of 5/7 means nothing really. sc2's comparable in some ways to MLB - at some point someone that'll end up with about 70 wins or something will take a three game series off the yankees or whoever | ||
Tektos
Australia1321 Posts
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
Yeah, they can take the odd series from time to time, but there are probably less than 5 foreigners in the top 100 of the world. | ||
Grumbels
Netherlands7028 Posts
Not to say that practicing a lot doesn't help you, but I think there's also the fact that many of the top Koreans are simply more talented. Anyone who has any RTS talent in Korea takes a chance at becoming a pro, unlike here. | ||
Wildmoon
Thailand4189 Posts
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bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
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karn1
Netherlands75 Posts
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ETisME
12289 Posts
On April 06 2012 19:38 karn1 wrote: In my opinion there are just three foreigners who might survive in Code S: Naniwa, Huk and Stephano. And I think these three are head and shoulders above the rest of the foreigners. Ret and Thorzain might be Code A material, but otherwise the Koreans dominate everything. Naniwa? Not too sure about that :S | ||
Wildmoon
Thailand4189 Posts
nor Huk or Stephano. | ||
ragnorr
Denmark6097 Posts
On April 06 2012 19:38 karn1 wrote: In my opinion there are just three foreigners who might survive in Code S: Naniwa, Huk and Stephano. And I think these three are head and shoulders above the rest of the foreigners. Ret and Thorzain might be Code A material, but otherwise the Koreans dominate everything. Naniwa has yet to do anything in the GSL except losing every single of his code a games. Huk could posibly hang around the lower ends(Round of 32-16) imo. Stephano we will never know really. | ||
aFganFlyTrap
Australia212 Posts
On April 06 2012 17:46 mrtomjones wrote: Is that really a list of people you think could win IPL4 dude? Thorzain or Naniwa are the only ones who could even conceivably win it on that list... you also think Korea and Europe are equal? -_- i hope for your sake you are trolling... | ||
ETisME
12289 Posts
HuK has stayed in code s for a while, he could had been in code s this session since he was placed highest in the up&down, but he got knocked down unfortunately stephano could make to code S too, he has the potential definitely. | ||
RiggaMortaL
21 Posts
On April 06 2012 16:50 blade55555 wrote: Not really, tbh I feel it's gotten even higher almost. I don't see very many foreigners making upsets (but I do expect a few) at IPL4. I don't see foreigners catching up to korean skill in who knows how long, just might never happen like bw but I do think we will always have foreigners who will be able to compete with the koreans just not to many imo. But boy would I love to be proven wrong ![]() Totally agree. Really looking forward to this IPL and a few wins from foreigners would certainly be awesome to see. | ||
aFganFlyTrap
Australia212 Posts
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RiggaMortaL
21 Posts
On April 06 2012 19:33 Wildmoon wrote: Korean terran and foriegn Terran are on whole different world. Agree, looked like Marine king at MLG was playing a whole different race altogether with some of his strats. | ||
Haydin
United States1481 Posts
On April 06 2012 19:00 Salteador Neo wrote: Only some of the protoss foreigners. In general I think it's the other way around, it was closer at the beginning. +stephano. That guy is an absolute monster. On April 06 2012 19:57 RiggaMortaL wrote: Agree, looked like Marine king at MLG was playing a whole different race altogether with some of his strats. Agreed. His execution was also just insane. His absolutely phenomenal micro gives him a depth of options that other players, even among other korean terrans, just don't have. It also seems like he's not clearly dividing bio and mech strategies like a lot of other players have been doing, and oh wow does it look strong in his hands. | ||
HansK
249 Posts
Not to mention pretty much every foreign person who entered GSL failed miserably and only two had a slight moment of hope, then fell out to code B shortly after. Right now though with the foreign team houses coming into play and players taking it more serious, we're starting to see a select few people be able to really get closer and closer to really compete. I'll really love to look back in one year and see how things are then. | ||
Ballack
Norway821 Posts
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