EPTFanclub is fine. I never thought he was japanese at all lol. We all know he is a crazy good Kespa Korean RTS player.
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Parcelleus
Australia1662 Posts
Fanclub is fine. I never thought he was japanese at all lol. We all know he is a crazy good Kespa Korean RTS player. | ||
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Pangpootata
1838 Posts
On November 03 2012 13:44 Parcelleus wrote: Japanese sun is used in alot of non-japanese art. ie. Frank Black Album cover. Fanclub is fine. I never thought he was japanese at all lol. We all know he is a crazy good Kespa Korean RTS player. Yeah, but many Koreans have a deep-seated resentment towards Japan for atrocities committed against them during their occupation by Imperial Japan. Hence usage of the Imperial Japan Rising Sun flag is very inappropriate. | ||
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Parcelleus
Australia1662 Posts
On November 03 2012 13:56 Pangpootata wrote: Yeah, but many Koreans have a deep-seated resentment towards Japan for atrocities committed against them during their occupation by Imperial Japan. Hence usage of the Imperial Japan Rising Sun flag is very inappropriate. Oh , that might be a good reason then. Fair enuff. | ||
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Zazzles
Slovakia153 Posts
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Provok
France159 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
I don't think this was worth skipping Code S for. | ||
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JackReacher
United States197 Posts
This further emphasized the point the GSL is THE tournament to prove oneself, whereas MLG and KeSPA tournaments are full of random elements and generally has far inferior champions. Hopefully MLG either gets its act together or folds. And by the way, someone has to do something about this MLG/KeSPA travesty of an alliance, as it is burning the legitimacy of the pro scene faster than it hires embarrassing ass, second-rate casters. If it's MLGeSPA's doing, I just hope that they crash and burn as soon as possible so hopefully professional SC2 can be salvaged in time. If it was Rain's decision, I'm no longer a fan and can only shake my head that the obvious happened as a very stupid decision completely blew up in his face and did insane damage to his image as a powerful player. I'm hoping it's the former, as MLG being the "evil force" in ruining eSports is no surprise and is something pretty much EVERYONE is used to. | ||
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Anthonie
Netherlands220 Posts
On November 05 2012 04:56 Dodgin wrote: Rain finishes 5th/6th at MLG, lost to Bomber 0-2. I don't think this was worth skipping Code S for. I'm not even sure if this was worth skipping code S for even if he got 2nd - 4th. Maybe only 1st would make up for it. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On November 05 2012 05:08 JackReacher wrote: Pathetic. MLG/KeSPA is destroying the scene, and has ruined Rain's career with it. If it was Rain's decision, however, then he will likely be banned from GSL for a season, and would deserve it, as skipping GSL Code S for a second-rate tournament like MLG and then performing poorly, losing to a washed-up has been like Bomber is pretty much the stupidest thing you can ever do. Even 1st place in MLG wouldn't make it worth it. This further emphasized the point the GSL is THE tournament to prove oneself, whereas MLG and KeSPA tournaments are full of random elements and generally has far inferior champions. Hopefully MLG either gets its act together or folds. And by the way, someone has to do something about this MLG/KeSPA travesty of an alliance, as it is burning the legitimacy of the pro scene faster than it hires embarrassing ass, second-rate casters. If it's MLGeSPA's doing, I just hope that they crash and burn as soon as possible so hopefully professional SC2 can be salvaged in time. If it was Rain's decision, I'm no longer a fan and can only shake my head that the obvious happened as a very stupid decision completely blew up in his face and did insane damage to his image as a powerful player. I'm hoping it's the former, as MLG being the "evil force" in ruining eSports is no surprise and is something pretty much EVERYONE is used to. Rain said in an interview on stream he was upset he had to forfeit GSL, so I don't think it was his decision. | ||
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PolishxThunder
United States153 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
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Radiomouse
Netherlands209 Posts
On November 05 2012 05:08 JackReacher wrote: Pathetic. MLG/KeSPA is destroying the scene, and has ruined Rain's career with it. If it was Rain's decision, however, then he will likely be banned from GSL for a season, and would deserve it, as skipping GSL Code S for a second-rate tournament like MLG and then performing poorly, losing to a washed-up has been like Bomber is pretty much the stupidest thing you can ever do. Even 1st place in MLG wouldn't make it worth it. This further emphasized the point the GSL is THE tournament to prove oneself, whereas MLG and KeSPA tournaments are full of random elements and generally has far inferior champions. Hopefully MLG either gets its act together or folds. And by the way, someone has to do something about this MLG/KeSPA travesty of an alliance, as it is burning the legitimacy of the pro scene faster than it hires embarrassing ass, second-rate casters. If it's MLGeSPA's doing, I just hope that they crash and burn as soon as possible so hopefully professional SC2 can be salvaged in time. If it was Rain's decision, I'm no longer a fan and can only shake my head that the obvious happened as a very stupid decision completely blew up in his face and did insane damage to his image as a powerful player. I'm hoping it's the former, as MLG being the "evil force" in ruining eSports is no surprise and is something pretty much EVERYONE is used to. This is such a stupid thing to say. Rain is a very good player, losing to Bomber after having to play so many tiresome games is not shameful at all and if you don't support your favorite players through a loss or two then you are a sorry excuse of a fan. RAIN FIGHTING!!~ | ||
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zyzq
United States3123 Posts
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On November 05 2012 05:09 Dodgin wrote: Rain said in an interview on stream he was upset he had to forfeit GSL, so I don't think it was his decision. Actually he only said "he was a little sad" and it doesn't have to imply what you're saying at all. He probably meant that he was a little sad that the schedules had conflicted and it couldn't be resolved so that he can play in both. Especially since the question had been "what do you have to say to your new/foreign fans?". I'm pretty sure he didn't intend to say "I'm only here because they made me be here and I hate it". -_- | ||
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scrubtastic
1166 Posts
There's a reason why being seeded in a group is a huge advantage; as the tournament goes on players will suffer from fatigue and player performance gets worse as you go farther in the tournament. Playing and especially winning from your group really cuts down on the games you play, which lets you save energy for the important matches up ahead. Leenock got to the final series on 20 games. Rain played 32 games and didn't even get to the semis. (Before anyone goes lol kespa training regime, practice games in a familiar, comfortable environment with teammates, or god forbid ladder practice, is much different than foreign tournament level games in an unfamiliar environment where you are probably jetlagged/eating terrible food and have to play to win against some potentially unknown people to get to the finals) It probably doesn't help that Rain loves his lategame play and so many of his games take 20+ minutes to resolve. If he was a serial cheeser he probably would be less exhausted. I think it's admirable enough that Rain made it so far as the last survivor of the open bracket. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37107 Posts
On November 06 2012 12:33 scrubtastic wrote: Playing 30+ tournament level SC2 games in a shitty foreign environment is fucking exhausting. There's a reason why being seeded in a group is a huge advantage; as the tournament goes on players will suffer from fatigue and player performance gets worse as you go farther in the tournament. Playing and especially winning from your group really cuts down on the games you play, which lets you save energy for the important matches up ahead. Leenock got to the final series on 20 games. Rain played 32 games and didn't even get to the semis. (Before anyone goes lol kespa training regime, practice games in a familiar, comfortable environment with teammates, or god forbid ladder practice, is much different than foreign tournament level games in an unfamiliar environment where you are probably jetlagged/eating terrible food and have to play to win against some potentially unknown people to get to the finals) It probably doesn't help that Rain loves his lategame play and so many of his games take 20+ minutes to resolve. If he was a serial cheeser he probably would be less exhausted. I think it's admirable enough that Rain made it so far as the last survivor of the open bracket. But of all people to lose to... DID IT HAVE TO BE BOMBER?!!?! T-T... | ||
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aZealot
New Zealand5447 Posts
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Foovy
France7 Posts
Please sign me up | ||
CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On November 06 2012 12:35 SeeKeR wrote: But of all people to lose to... DID IT HAVE TO BE BOMBER?!!?! T-T... Bomber was on form during that match, which puts him around top 5 in the world. If he didn't flub his games against Leenock, he could've made it to the finals. | ||
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Lennient
497 Posts
Sign me up~! plz | ||
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