Finally had the time to sit down and read this to completion. A great article with meaningful awards and thoughtful choices to who they go to. Thanks TL staff for another enjoyable contribution and thoughtful piece of content, a good way to sum up the year.

twndomn

401 Posts

January 04 2012 04:27 GMT

#602

I am baffled by the fact that entire article has not mentioned Sen at all. Sen's accomplishment on 2011 deserves a mention at least, if not an award. He finished 3rd in NASL season 1, the best foreigner finish behind Koreans while defeating July. He finished 3rd in BlizzCon 2011, defeating Naniwa. He finished 3rd in NASL season 2, best foreigner finish again, behind Koreans yet defeating Thorzain. Hence if Naniwa and Thorzain get their tributes, where's sen's? Hell, if Idra, who has not win a MLG on 2011 except MLG "North American" Invitational, could get a mention for his entertainment value, why not mention Sen for some actual skills? The so called TL awards need to disclose its rewarding criterion, seriously.

Matkap

Spain627 Posts

January 04 2012 10:42 GMT

#603

On January 04 2012 13:27 twndomn wrote:
I am baffled by the fact that entire article has not mentioned Sen at all. Sen's accomplishment on 2011 deserves a mention at least, if not an award. He finished 3rd in NASL season 1, the best foreigner finish behind Koreans while defeating July. He finished 3rd in BlizzCon 2011, defeating Naniwa. He finished 3rd in NASL season 2, best foreigner finish again, behind Koreans yet defeating Thorzain. Hence if Naniwa and Thorzain get their tributes, where's sen's? Hell, if Idra, who has not win a MLG on 2011 except MLG "North American" Invitational, could get a mention for his entertainment value, why not mention Sen for some actual skills? The so called TL awards need to disclose its rewarding criterion, seriously.

they already disclosed them, its for whoever the fuck they want, if you are so baffled create a blog with you own awards and give 60 to sen

heavenplace

Afghanistan1 Post

January 04 2012 14:42 GMT

#604

Bot edit.

User was banned for this post.

AzM_PsY

France8 Posts

January 04 2012 17:49 GMT

#605

Awesome Write-up even though i don't approve all the awards ^^
GJ anyway

MildSeven

Canada311 Posts

January 05 2012 09:12 GMT

#606

For Liquid: Assembly Summer, GSL RO4, DreamHack Summer, DreamHack Winter, Blizzcon EU, and HomeStoryCup3. For EG: IPL1, IEM Cologne, IEM Guangzhou, MLG Orlando, GSL RO8, and ASUS ROG Stars.

ASUS ROG stars is a major notable championship? And where are the 2x NASL from EG?

ionize

Ireland399 Posts

January 05 2012 19:52 GMT

#607

That was refreshing. I didn't follow SC2 too much in 2011, and this just helped me out a lot. Thanks for the write-up. And let me say "well deserved Day[9]".

gradotude

United States196 Posts

January 06 2012 04:09 GMT

#608

Normally don't read through long featured news, but this was fun to read.

mordek

United States12705 Posts

January 06 2012 15:38 GMT

#609

This was very enjoyable. Makes me smile thinking back on 2011

BoxMan362

United States2 Posts

January 07 2012 17:42 GMT

#610

Ha I hope to see more write-ups like this xD Was quite enjoyable

xLethargicax

United States469 Posts

January 09 2012 02:15 GMT

#611

Great article, it brought up to speed on a few things I missed out on! I followed early on in 2011, but dwindled later on!

nimdil

Poland3752 Posts

January 25 2012 13:00 GMT

#612

On January 01 2012 23:00 Talin wrote:

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But see, that's Liquipedia so it clearly must be SUPER BIASED. God forbid TL gets nominated or an award for anything on teamliquid.net. -_-

Actually there were minor errors and for 2011 - as far as premier championships are concerned - EG was ahead of TL 5:4

EG:
MLG Orlando (HuK)
NASL Season 1 & 2 (PuMa both)
IEM Guangzhou and Cologne (IdrA and PuMa, respectively)

At the same time TL:
Assembly Winter (Ret)
DreamHack Summer and Winter (HuK and HerO)
European Battle.net Invitational (Ret)

Also both teams provided one Champion of MLG in 2010 and won one tournament that qualifies as "premier-championship-except-it-is-qualified-as-major-on-liquipedia": ROG for EG (IdrA) and HomeStory Cup III for TL (HuK).

All and all - EG seems slightly ahead from that point of view.

Please note that I'm not trying to restart flame or s.t. but when I previously provided the link, it listed as though both teams had 5 wins each (1 in 2010, 4 in 2011) and this was my error.