EPT[MLG] Pro Circuit: Anaheim - Giant Steps - Page 10
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SgtPepper
United States568 Posts
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WackaAlpaca
Canada208 Posts
but cmon guys lets be honest, boxer has this in the bag - the only player that could knock him out is mma. BOXER HWAITING FOREVER!!!!!!!!!! | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
On July 29 2011 18:15 BackSideAttack wrote: I think your really underestimating Alicia here. His PvZ may not be up to par under Korean standards, but then again, Coca and Losira are substantially better than Idra and Sheth. If Alicia lands in group A he's basically guaranteed to get 2nd due to his excellent PvP and PvT. I doubt Naniwa and Huk can beat him. Sorry, but I believe you are seriously underestimating IdrA here, as everybody does for some reason. This guy is really good. REALLY GOOD. He swept MC last tournament and then lost 4-2 on the return. He could beat Alicia, and I predict that should Alicia get into that bracket, he will. | ||
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Seldentar
United States888 Posts
On July 29 2011 20:26 PlosionCornu wrote: Disregard Life, Acquire Esports. Zyzz brah? | ||
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lovegg
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Piguarak
Canada5 Posts
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Sermokala
United States13849 Posts
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Paladia
802 Posts
On July 30 2011 00:36 ForlornHope wrote: EU Terran and Zerg in this tournament is so ******** Bad what TLO, Sjow, Haypro and Ret and this happen because most EU player didnt get invited for the 1st MLG ( all the participant is basically liquid and NA players ) so in order to play in MLG they have to go through the open bracket which only have 4 spot so people not going to take a chance to pay all the fee to go to MLG and get knock out in open bracket and that lead to bad player like Machine, Drewbie, Moonan,.. constantly get placed in the Group Stage despite of their lack of skill to compete. MLG is even less international than NASL ( NORTH AMERICAN star league ) Well, this is to be expected when the MLG overprotects their seeded NA players and on top of that give away at least 4 seeds to Koreans each time (apparently since the Koreans in turn give them a Code S/A spot and it wouldn't be fair if they came from such a long way and had to qualify). As a result, EU is pretty much out of the picture. They have to pay their own way there and doesn't get any free seeding. Since they also have to go through the pretty long and tough open bracket, most choose to stay at home instead. Players such as Thorzain amongst many more. Perhaps Dreamhack shouldn't give top NA players any free seedings either, forcing every NA player to go through the open bracket. But, that would be equally silly to what MLG does at the moment and just make the tournament less interesting. It's a shame, since everyone loses with this kind of system and we get a lesser diversity of players. | ||
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Mettyman
Denmark132 Posts
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00Visor
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Watch out for Socke! | ||
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mrRoflpwn
United States2618 Posts
Well, MVP has two GSL championships, which is a better resume than everyone who has ever competed in MLG combined. WRONG dude- that's blatantly WRONG- MC has a wayyyy better resume than him -2 time GSL champion-2nd place at NASL??? and he has won Dream hack and so many other tournaments?? MC is hands down the best player to ever compete at MLG- he could've easily defeated MMA- but they never played each other. But i still predict MVP to win this MLG. | ||
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FuDDx
United States5008 Posts
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Yew
United States940 Posts
 sixjaxMajOr talked about in the open bracket lol? | ||
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pburns
United States12 Posts
On July 29 2011 18:10 Comogury wrote: I think the open bracket and pool play at MLG should end. There are way too many great players that end up getting knocked out in the open bracket because another great player is in it as well. The competition at every stage of the tournament is just way too fierce for the current system to actually make any sense. If it is going to be done in one amazing weekend of amazingness -- I think the current system is the only way to ensure it a)gets done on time and b)has a great final few rounds | ||
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Aodh
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soulist
United States932 Posts
Naniwa fighting! | ||
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grandmoose
United States160 Posts
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Coolhwip
Sweden1381 Posts
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pburns
United States12 Posts
On July 30 2011 01:16 Paladia wrote: Well, this is to be expected when the MLG overprotects their seeded NA players and on top of that give away at least 4 seeds to Koreans each time (apparently since the Koreans in turn give them a Code S/A spot and it wouldn't be fair if they came from such a long way and had to qualify). As a result, EU is pretty much out of the picture. They have to pay their own way there and doesn't get any free seeding. Since they also have to go through the pretty long and tough open bracket, most choose to stay at home instead. Players such as Thorzain amongst many more. Perhaps Dreamhack shouldn't give top NA players any free seedings either, forcing every NA player to go through the open bracket. But, that would be equally silly to what MLG does at the moment and just make the tournament less interesting. It's a shame, since everyone loses with this kind of system and we get a lesser diversity of players. I am an NA player and personally love seeing my NA guys get these types of chances. What kind of system would you propose that would get the EU players into the MLG? I do agree that not having the best of the best from EU is only hurting the MLG tournaments. The only type of system I could see working quickly is to provide some kind of Dreamhack - MLG link much like the GSL - MLG link, where the top 4? from Dreamhack would be seeded in the MLG tournament. This would help those EU players who are good enough to help remove the "oh well i have to play in the open bracket" barrier from them traveling to play in MLG. That being said, the lower players traveling to still play in the open bracket is an issue that can only be resolved by more $... | ||
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awwnuts07
United States621 Posts
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