Tournament Roundup - Jun 15-30 2011 - Page 3
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JustPassingBy
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Zeri
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Mikilatov
United States3897 Posts
On July 06 2011 06:27 JustPassingBy wrote: So Huk is considered non-Korean since despite his training, he is a canadian and Select is considered a non-Korean since despite his nationality he is active in the foreign community, but what about the other professional Koreans (by nationality) who started to compete in the foreign scene? They were left out in the medal ranking. :-/ As a general rule, Koreans who are on Korean progaming teams are not included in the rankings since this is a news post which is meant to focus on non-korean events. If they participate in international events, they are of course credited in the results, but simply aren't noted in the medals ranking or eligible to be featured as a 'top dog'. It doesn't make logical sense, I know, but the GSL (and Korea) really is a completely different beast. If included, it'd simply dominate the entire feature and take away from the spirit of it, as it is meant to focus on 'non-korean' events. It's also meant to showcase the growth of esports outside of Korea, as well as the amazing players that exist outside of Korea. edit: as a side note, this may indeed be re-evaluated in the future. | ||
MechKing
United States3004 Posts
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Drygioni
Japan379 Posts
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dbosworld
United States317 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On July 06 2011 04:56 Lewan72 wrote: "Wait what? But.. There were... Koreans!?" That's right, a major LAN event which included some of the highest regarded top Korean player(s) was finally taken down by a non-Korean. Oh... And I guess I should probably mention that he did it TWICE in 2 weeks. Yes I love Huk hes an amazing player but that statement is kind of wrong. He beat koreans such as Moon and July but they both aren't the highest regarded Moon isn't even code A and July got knocked out of code S recently He didn't beat Bomber or MC who really were the top dogs of the tournement and are code S level Im not trying to belittle Huk's achievements but everyone is acting like Huk can beat all the top koreans now...uh, no. Except he did beat MC 3-1 in the Homestory Cup losers bracket finals | ||
Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
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ChuCky.Ca
Canada2497 Posts
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kommunalka
United States550 Posts
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happyness
United States2400 Posts
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bjornkavist
Canada1235 Posts
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cari-kira
Germany655 Posts
goody only 1-1-0? i am seriously offended. lower your weapons and let the king pass! all hail to goody! | ||
kalany
United States149 Posts
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rsvp
United States2266 Posts
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Cuddle
Sweden1345 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On July 06 2011 07:03 Mikilatov wrote: As a general rule, Koreans who are on Korean progaming teams are not included in the rankings since this is a news post which is meant to focus on non-korean events. If they participate in international events, they are of course credited in the results, but simply aren't noted in the medals ranking or eligible to be featured as a 'top dog'. It doesn't make logical sense, I know, but the GSL (and Korea) really is a completely different beast. If included, it'd simply dominate the entire feature and take away from the spirit of it, as it is meant to focus on 'non-korean' events. It's also meant to showcase the growth of esports outside of Korea, as well as the amazing players that exist outside of Korea. edit: as a side note, this may indeed be re-evaluated in the future. Oh well, your article, your rules. I enjoyed it very much anyways. Thanks to all the people who put so much work into this article. :-) | ||
yosisoy
Israel202 Posts
On July 06 2011 05:57 Mikilatov wrote: Yeap. He definitely beat MC in the Homestory Cup. If July/MC aren't highly regarded, I dunno who is. Also, let's not forget who else is in code S: HuK himself. Thanks for the clarification dde, that's what I had come to believe. Nope. I know for a fact Osho played the BYOC #1 with the rest of his team (Alien Invasion), won it playing straight through the night, and qualified to Jinro's group, going 2-3 in the group. Where did you come up with that replacement thing dde? About the prize, indeed. There were 3 BYOC tournaments. The first was to qualify to the groups of the main Dreamhack event, and the other 2 were for a cash prize and a wildcard entry to Dreamhack Winter 2011. | ||
29 fps
United States5720 Posts
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FiLmBoT
United States107 Posts
Go huK! | ||
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