EPTOn March 14 2011 10:39 LorD_PaLmersToN wrote:
of all people it was moon....
of all people it was moon....
What does that mean? He owned white dudes along with his Korean brethren that tournament. (As well as in Wc3)
[IEM] "Koreans own white dudes." - Page 3
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What does that mean? He owned white dudes along with his Korean brethren that tournament. (As well as in Wc3) | ||
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On March 14 2011 11:30 red4ce wrote: *sigh* well there go all my dreams of foreigners being as good as Koreans. If foreigners do well in TSL it would negate IEM results but I'm not feeling optimistic. Not sure if you remember but Jinro is doing quite well in the GSL getting to Ro4 two times in a row!  Thanks for the recap motbob! | ||
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On March 14 2011 11:34 peekn wrote: Not sure if you remember but Jinro is doing quite well in the GSL getting to Ro4 two times in a row! Thanks for the recap motbob! To be fair, he's also pretty much the SC2 equivalent to Elky. Barring some real changes, we're on the fast track to making that Korean Foreigner divide (although the nature of the game will probably make it more even than it ever was in BW) ALSO: Moon positively smashed motbob (and a whole host of other people's) expectations of him. I am pleased. | ||
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On March 14 2011 10:34 rysecake wrote: You're missing the point. The fact of the matter is, Korean training dominates foreigner training. Not all foreigners who trained in Korea have been successful (ex. Haypro), meaning individual talent still does play a role. However, the korean regime overall is much stronger than how foreigners train. As far as I'm concerned, because he trains/lives with a Korean pro team, Jinro is korean, not a foreigner. There isn't magic starcraft dust in the air over there. Nothing is stopping other foreigners from training just as hard. | ||
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