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plasma4
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Coypirus
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Liquid`Snute
Norway839 Posts
On March 30 2016 20:26 plasma4 wrote: i want to ask this. if snute was to compete in gsl how far do you think he will go. Single tournament runs are very volatile, it's difficult to make an estimate. Qualifying for Code A is somewhat likely, and then it's one Bo5 which can be draw dependant. I think the most likely scenario is qualifying for code A with a somewhat shaky run and losing in the Bo5, either that or qualifying for Code S and losing in 4th or 3rd place, given the level of the 2016 season 1. I know that casters like Wolf and fans always overhype what it takes to 'make it in Korea' and how foreigners and even players like Polt would never stand a chance. This is pretty delusional. The very top WCS/EU players have a level that stands a very realistic chance to reach top32, top24, or in a very lucky universe top16+ of GSL Code S in my opinion. Realistically, there will never be a chance to prove this since we won't see more than 0-2 attempts per year to qualify on average, so the myth of the skill disparity between mid-KR and top-EU will probably live on. A lot is left to draws though. There's a pretty large skill disparity in Korea. I think this is important to take into consideration when talking about GSL/SSL runs. I'll keep a close tabs on the dates for season 2 qualifiers since it's something I might want to try it out, especially if I manage to increase my level with 10-15% in the next few months. | ||
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plasma4
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Liquid`Snute
Norway839 Posts
On March 30 2016 21:14 plasma4 wrote: I can't believe i managed to get snute to talk. it's not that hard, i reply to stuff here on TL and twitter all the time :p | ||
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plasma4
123 Posts
Maybe next year they should make some kind of cross final between WCS and the korean leagues. I want to see more of how foreigners would go against Top tier Koreans and if there is really is a high a skill disparity. I could only potentially see that in IEM and other major tournaments. | ||
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hewo
Norway119 Posts
On March 30 2016 21:24 plasma4 wrote: I remembered when WCS had season finals were they would invite the top players from the WCS Europe/America/Korea. Maybe next year they should make some kind of cross final between WCS and the korean leagues. I want to see more of how foreigners would go against Top tier Koreans and if there is really is a high a skill disparity. I could only potentially see that in IEM and other major tournaments. Sounds like you are looking forwards to Blizzcon AKA the 2016 WCS finals | ||
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Ciaus237
South Africa286 Posts
On March 30 2016 20:51 Liquid`Snute wrote: A lot is left to draws though. There's a pretty large skill disparity in Korea. I think this is important to take into consideration when talking about GSL/SSL runs. I'll keep a close tabs on the dates for season 2 qualifiers since it's something I might want to try it out, especially if I manage to increase my level with 10-15% in the next few months. SNUTU! :O I will be up at whatever ridiculous times it takes to see you compete in GSL. I still remember that series against Classic you won, and thinking "90% of KR Zergs wouldn't have pulled that off". If you do decide to go through with it then best of luck! The fans are watching for you :D | ||
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NinjaToss
Austria1383 Posts
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Rehio
United States1718 Posts
On March 31 2016 00:21 NinjaToss wrote: OMG does this mean you're coming to Korean to compete in GSL? so much hype. I think Snute has a very high chance to get into Code S, but I'm not sure how far you can go No? It was just a hypothetical question. | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
On March 30 2016 20:51 Liquid`Snute wrote: There's a pretty large skill disparity in Korea. I think this is important to take into consideration when talking about GSL/SSL runs. I'll keep a close tabs on the dates for season 2 qualifiers since it's something I might want to try it out, especially if I manage to increase my level with 10-15% in the next few months. I strongly believe that even if you don't increase the level with 10-15% in the next few months, you should still go and try this out. Regardless of what happens, you will benefit - if you reach far and win then hell yeah, if not - then you still get a huge confidence boost when you know you have tried against the best. Plus, the training on the KR ladder. Plus, you know, Snute in Korea amagad <3 ! | ||
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Semikolon
Norway46 Posts
But - look at what he's achieved lately, playing in "foreign" events. Back to back finals (WCS winter and gold series) and on the fast track towards Blizzcon - it's pretty impressive stuff. As long as Blizzard upholds these rules of separating Korea and the rest of the world, I think Snute should stick to the "foreign" world. Anyway, it's a great time to be a Snute fan - so much excitement lately and coming up(tomorrow already with Kung Fu Cup!). Keep up the great work, Snute! btw, are you back in Norway, or are you playing Kung Fu Cup from Asia somewhere? | ||
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Liquid`Snute
Norway839 Posts
 just want to clarify I would only visit KR outside of the time frame of anything WCS related, no sacrifices ~ | ||
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Rehio
United States1718 Posts
You've been playing amazingly well, Snute, keep fighting the good fight! | ||
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plasma4
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xtorn
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plasma4
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MiniFotToss
China2430 Posts
On April 07 2016 19:59 plasma4 wrote: its very clear who could go to blizzcon from wcs circuit but wcs korea is mayhem. How would snute would fare against zest, dark. He barely nearly won a game against byun and he was rekt by dear. In kung fu cup he could go up against Zest, Ty, solar and stats. How well do you think he will perform at blizzcon. ppl say that, then Snute goes and 2-0's Rain, GSL S2 champ and 2-1's Classic, SSL S2 champ right after they win their championships. In a meta that kinda favours Zerg, Snute can go a long way IMHO | ||
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cha0
Canada506 Posts
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plasma4
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