EPTOn August 17 2011 17:04 kanadiasteve wrote:
When did he do a video with Psy? I'd like to see that one.
When did he do a video with Psy? I'd like to see that one.
I actually think it was AskJoshy who made the video documentary...
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TUski
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I actually think it was AskJoshy who made the video documentary... | ||
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
On August 17 2011 17:08 TUski wrote: I actually think it was AskJoshy who made the video documentary... Damn it... Got my hopes up...  | ||
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Aocowns
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On August 17 2011 18:10 taldarimAltar wrote: Why didn't idra go to IEM? Not eneough time. I completely agree. Now he will get beastly for Raleigh ^^ | ||
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TolEranceNA
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panzer
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lowkontrast
United States855 Posts
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Micket
United Kingdom2163 Posts
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Leach
United States536 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:09 Micket wrote: Is Idra not streaming due to the excessive Deezer sniping ruining his practise? I think he's just sick and tired of NA/EU Ladder. Hope that this will change though once he's in Korea again | ||
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Enhancer_
Canada320 Posts
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OrchidThief
Denmark2298 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:17 Enhancer_ wrote: Pros don't take NA ladder seriously enough to call it practice. He's busy doing real practice hopefully. If he really wanted to use the ladders though, he could just blacken the screen while searching (like what Incontrol has been doing). Then again, he's said that it was mostly to check out what was happening in the metagame, pick up new weird builds and such, and probably isn't that much of that stuff going on that isn't fairly known. | ||
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Applesqt
United States206 Posts
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ToastieNL
Netherlands845 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:57 Applesqt wrote: Since he's going back to Korea, if he gets a code a or code s spot in mlg that'd be really useful. Are there any kind of rules based around somebody quitting Code S being able to make a return later in, for example, Code A, with a relatively easy way to get back into Code S? I think that might be usefull, with the military the Koreans have t odeal with? | ||
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MountainGoat
United States508 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:59 ToastieNL wrote: Are there any kind of rules based around somebody quitting Code S being able to make a return later in, for example, Code A, with a relatively easy way to get back into Code S? I think that might be usefull, with the military the Koreans have t odeal with? I don't think they'll do that but there is a pretty good chance he can pick up a Code A spot at least from MLG. Maybe even a Code S spot if he can win the entire tournament :3 | ||
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OrchidThief
Denmark2298 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:59 ToastieNL wrote: Are there any kind of rules based around somebody quitting Code S being able to make a return later in, for example, Code A, with a relatively easy way to get back into Code S? I think that might be usefull, with the military the Koreans have t odeal with? Doubt it, he forfeited that spot pretty much. It might be possible in some exceptional circumstances, but this is pretty basic. It should be possible to get a code A spot in the next MLG though, and from there a code S spot isn't far away from a talented player like IdrA. He's definitely better than most of code A and a decent part of code S as well. Especially if he gets time to hardcore practice a bit before his first matches. | ||
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Triscuit
United States722 Posts
On August 18 2011 06:05 OrchidThief wrote: Doubt it, he forfeited that spot pretty much. It might be possible in some exceptional circumstances, but this is pretty basic. It should be possible to get a code A spot in the next MLG though, and from there a code S spot isn't far away from a talented player like IdrA. He's definitely better than most of code A and a decent part of code S as well. Especially if he gets time to hardcore practice a bit before his first matches. Yeah he pulled out of Code S. And luckily he did it with enough warning for the GOM people that they didn't bar him from playing in GSL like they did for Rain when he just up and left. | ||
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MrDudeMan
Canada973 Posts
On August 18 2011 05:59 ToastieNL wrote: Are there any kind of rules based around somebody quitting Code S being able to make a return later in, for example, Code A, with a relatively easy way to get back into Code S? I think that might be usefull, with the military the Koreans have t odeal with? I think they would just give him a code A spot (didn't they do something similar for sheth?). Also the chance for him winning one in mlg is extremely high, he just has to place in like the top 10 for it (most foreigners cant go and top 2-3 is usually koreans). | ||
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Leach
United States536 Posts
On August 18 2011 06:21 MrDudeMan wrote: I think they would just give him a code A spot (didn't they do something similar for sheth?). Also the chance for him winning one in mlg is extremely high, he just has to place in like the top 10 for it (most foreigners cant go and top 2-3 is usually koreans). He just has to hope that he can qualify for a code S spot right away in his first Code A games, cause if he gets demoted into code B it will be such a long way back to the top.... exhibit Jinro | ||
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Simonius
Germany98 Posts
Totally missed that. Was it the huge news EG announced? | ||
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Jinsho
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