EPTStop the Korean Invasion! - Page 10
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Dalavita
Sweden1113 Posts
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Maxquatre
France493 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:08 Jojo131 wrote: But see, the middle ground will be "found" once foreigners actually earn those spots, not by artificially controlling who gets to compete. Because obviously, we've seen more and more foreigners able to compete against koreans. And it's also pretty clear that seeing that none succeed, other will be motivated to continue working to win, especially when their korean counterparts do whatever they can to make sure that they can't. (Naniwa's previous comment) | ||
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Irre
United States646 Posts
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Ph4ZeD
United Kingdom753 Posts
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Chilling5pr33
Germany518 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:10 Fusilero wrote: Who says Koreans don't show personality? Violet, dongraegu, marineking and MC always show plenty of it, in fact most Koreans love the crowd more than foreigners do when I see them on the main stage when was the last time you saw a foreigner do a hadouken, high five the crowd or put on other elaborate ceremonies? It seems odd that people act as if the Koreans are just soulless practice machines when from what I've seen the Koreans are better showmen than foreigners I dunno it just seems all the ceremonies and funny BM comes from the Koreans. Absolutely it just shows teh lack of empatie towards people with ... different genes or a different altitude i guess. Thats for me the deffinition of racism. | ||
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
Foreigners just need to step up their game and if not they just get rolled over( well not like they have been rolled so hard so many times already). Koreans work harder and play better and hence they deserved it. I rerember Huk commented that the foreigners don't have much passion in the game and hence practice less. Limiting the koreans number is plain bullshit. Once the BW pros fully transition to SC2 full time, the competiton will get even harder. While having the foreigners compete with the koreans is exciting, but the gap is getting wider and wider and then pretty much the koreans will dominated the SC2 scene like they did in BW. Koreans are improving whereas the foreigners progress is stagnant. | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
Overall its preference, I prefer foreigners, since their play is more entertaining and less predictable and sometimes has something new in it and aren't over after 5 minutes. Not that i dislike planned out series of Mind Games. But they are not on the level I would enjoy. Especially with the current map pool + loser pick without enough vetos. But when we talk of preference, the organizers have those too and can do what they prefer. And if it is a second GSL they want, they should do it. If its successful it means enough people want it like this. | ||
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polyphonyEX
United States2539 Posts
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Guamshin
Netherlands295 Posts
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coloursheep
China496 Posts
On June 06 2012 21:29 mTwTT1 wrote: LOL yes the EG house, top notch practice on the na ladder and tl + fnatic dont have nearly as many practice partners as the other korean teams do  If foreigners dont have the same conditions/opportunities as Koreans then its up to them or their teams to emulate what the Koreans do. To quote Preston Broadus foreigners need to either step up or step the fuck off. | ||
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Ace1123
Philippines1187 Posts
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Anvil666
Germany122 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:05 Douillos wrote: mate. Please try to understand. What i was trying to do. Half of my family is German. But saying something like "those noodle eating koreans" is as bad as saying "those fat german beer drinkers" or worse, making a very bad allusion to a country's past. Looks like the internet once again failed to transmit the irony in my post. I was joking, no hard feelings :D | ||
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RageCommodore
Germany912 Posts
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TT1
Canada9984 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:14 coloursheep wrote: If foreigners dont have the same conditions/opportunities as Koreans then its up to them or their teams to emulate what the Koreans do. To quote Preston Broadus foreigners need to either step up or step the fuck off. how would you go about doing this? walk me through it please | ||
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Xpace
United States2209 Posts
On June 06 2012 21:33 Ktk wrote: Isn't this just veiled racism? >close? I'm trying to find some racism myself, I know it's there, I just can't quite put my finger on it. On June 06 2012 21:14 marcesr wrote: How does MLG ever want to present their product to a larger audience if its all about Random Korean 1 who likes noodles and plays all day against Random Korean 2 who likes noodles and plays all day? (Sorry for the polemical phrases but im quite disappointed.) "How does MLG ever want to present their product to a larger audience if it's all about weak, cowering white men who can't stand up to their vastly superior Korean overlords and relying on their kiddie Code E level tournaments for hollow cash prizes that provide no bragging rights?" There's a difference between being polemic, and being flat out dumb. Foreign pro-gamers put a lot of time and effort in improving their game. Foreign tournaments and their organizers put a lot of time and effort in bringing in not only sponsors, but also the best talent they can find. Who wants to see a tournament where the top talents are excluded? I root for certain foreigners, but if they decided one day that they'd only participate in tournaments without Koreans, I'd pretty much lose respect for them. No one would support those players. | ||
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LimitSEA
Australia9580 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:11 Maxquatre wrote: Because obviously, we've seen more and more foreigners able to compete against koreans. And it's also pretty clear that seeing that none succeed, other will be motivated to continue working to win, especially when their korean counterparts do whatever they can to make sure that they can't. (Naniwa's previous comment) Except that we have seen more foreigners able to compete against Koreans. Or are you going to ignore Naniwa's recent GSL run? Stephano's runs through other recent korean dominated tournaments? Foreigners can compete with Koreans, given enough time. | ||
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DidYuhim
Ukraine1905 Posts
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ES.Genie
Germany1370 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:12 FeyFey wrote: MLG whats that ? oh you mean the GSL on american ground without players being able to prepare enough for the games! Overall its preference, I prefer foreigners, since their play is more entertaining and less predictable and sometimes has something new in it and aren't over after 5 minutes. Not that i dislike planned out series of Mind Games. But they are not on the level I would enjoy. Especially with the current map pool + loser pick without enough vetos. But when we talk of preference, the organizers have those too and can do what they prefer. And if it is a second GSL they want, they should do it. If its successful it means enough people want it like this. What the fuck are you even talking about? oO Ever watched a single game of MKP? No? So stop talking about things you don't have a clue of. | ||
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Severus_
759 Posts
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Chilling5pr33
Germany518 Posts
On June 06 2012 22:16 DidYuhim wrote: Ye, let's ban all the korean pros from attending foreign tournaments. Just because first ones are so good that they leave no chance for others to get any prize money. yeah than lets look at the next best country and ban those that will seal the deal ^^ | ||
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