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[Interviews] GSL3 Qualifiers - Page 6
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teko
Canada1197 Posts
Thanks a lot, CanucksJC. | ||
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
Owned, already 2. Theres probably going to be at least 4-7. | ||
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abrasion
Australia722 Posts
Mod edit: no image macros on TL please Protoss for final 4 this time plz. User was warned for this post | ||
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CanucksJC
Canada1241 Posts
On November 15 2010 22:07 Fa1nT wrote: I love this. The "how many foreigners will qualify" topic, 99% were like "lol nobody, its much harder now, even idra and loner wont make it ololololol" Owned, already 2. Theres probably going to be at least 4-7. I believe Incontrol and Kiwi were both 1 game away from making it as well. | ||
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peeeky
Canada631 Posts
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keV.
United States3214 Posts
Q. Aren’t terrans doing well in recent tournaments? A. Didn’t zergs win this tournament twice in a row? That is all. Cliiiiideeeeee Overall, pretty good news to wake up to! Thanks for the translation! So many good players in GSL these days... | ||
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Tears.Of.The.Moon
Slovenia715 Posts
Hopefully you will make more, would expecially like to read the one from the random player that qualified. | ||
JWD
United States12607 Posts
Thanks a ton for all the interviews Canucks. Heroic translation effort. (Tweeted.) | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
Q. Protoss hasn’t been doing well in the last 2 seasons. A. They have to nerf marauders. They should also return the old range of 3 to roaches. I also wish they would bring back the old zealots. Protoss is so hard. from CoreZenith, this guy knows what hes talking about  | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
Q. What do you think about many people thinking that Koreans are exceptional at playing a BoX series? A. I agree. There are players in Korea that are 2~3x better than foreigners. This question had some confusion in the translation somewhere - the question I got, was what the skill gap was between koreans/non-koreans, I basically said I think its not that big but that there are 2-3 really good koreans for every really good non-korean. | ||
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
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Durp
Canada3117 Posts
On November 15 2010 23:06 pred470r wrote: Every one wants to get "code S" but does anyone really know what it does apart from being "something special" in the future? At least that's what I've heard. The first GSL's are preliminary tournaments, meant to seed players for the upcoming GSL tournaments in 2011. All players that get S-class are guaranteed to make the 2011 tournaments where as everyone who is not is S-class must play in (that being said, I was under the impression that the 2011 GSLs have no qualifying tournaments?) Everyone wants Code-S because it guarantees them the chance to play next year. | ||
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AyJay
1515 Posts
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
Tl hwaiting! | ||
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torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
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Mr.Brightside
Australia317 Posts
Edit: Haha I edited my post but you quoted it already. I'm actually not that displeased that InCa didn't make it even though I am a toss player and oGs/Liquid are my favourite team/s, I find his play to be cheesy or far too standard, though he does have some neat tricks. I am hoping to see some play from a toss that really twists standard play in an aggressive or unusual manner, like we have seen from FoxeR for T or FruitDealer/Kyrix for Z. | ||
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netherDrake
Singapore1831 Posts
On November 15 2010 23:41 Mr.Brightside wrote: Great to see Jinro got through this time, he is on a roll! Also at the mention of those 5 protoss, one of them already hasn't made it (oGsInca)  Oh well. Here's hoping that a foreigner can obtain S Class!The other one's probably SangHo or HongUn, so maybe 2 :/ | ||
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The Touch
United Kingdom667 Posts
On November 15 2010 18:01 cablesc wrote: There's a lot of misinformation about what S-class actually is. Contrary to popular belief, S-class and A-class isn't just preferential qualification but it's own separate tournament. See original announcement post regarding the GSL: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=141496 I know they also said that if one of the Code S players doesn't play, then a Code A player will fill his shoes, but do we know what happens if a Code A player doesn't play (or what happens to the Code A tournament if a Code A player is playing in the Code S tournament)? Are there going to be rankings below Code A, for example, or open qualifiers for the free spots? Or will the Code A tournament just include fewer players? It also seems to me that half the appeal of the GSL is its open nature. It feels like the GSL suddenly becomes this closed off event in 2011, where your performances during the first three months of the tournament largely decide your future SC2 career - at least with regard to the Main GSL League. I definitely like the idea of the ladder and international tournaments though. They allow for newcomers to come to the fore and compete on a world stage, which is necessary for the SC2 scene to sustain itself in the long run. | ||
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Kirb
Germany900 Posts
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