It's so sad how badly WCS has been screwed over by the qualifying tournaments in Korea happening during a time when Terran couldn't win a game. I don't think I'll even bother watching.

BlueBoxSC

United States582 Posts

October 12 2012 21:23 GMT

#27

I really wanna see the eSF players stomp this.

Proseat

Germany5113 Posts

October 12 2012 21:24 GMT

#28

Go HerO! Be strong!

Share_The_Land

Canada152 Posts

October 12 2012 21:26 GMT

#29

On October 13 2012 05:50 Gatesleeper wrote:

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cold, man.

Sometimes the truth is a cold thing

YourGoodFriend

United States2197 Posts

October 12 2012 21:27 GMT

#30

HerO wins it all and shows everyone that with hard work and micro he can beat the best in PvP. Calling it here and now (and every tourny HerO is in)

JKM

Denmark419 Posts

October 12 2012 21:35 GMT

#31

Please stop calling so goddamn many different players pracc bonjwa's and similar bullshit. Koreans like to talk highly of their pracc partners, especially those from their own team. I can accept that maybe 2-4 "pracc bonjwa's" exist out there, but the term has been thrown around ever since SC2 came out. They would have made it further if they truly were that good.

Edit:
"Alas, Poor HerO. If this were a tournament with reasonable racial balance, we'd say he was one of the contenders to win it all"
Also Hero would most certainly not be a championship contender when taking part in a tournament with opponents of this caliber:
- Creator: Winner of TSL4.
- Seed: Winner of GSL3.
- Rain: OSL finalist.
- Squirtle: Runner-up of GSL2 & IPL4.

That is 4 players who has achieved more than Hero in 2012, with Parting's results being on par with Hero's. In a fantasy world where these players did not play protoss, Hero still would not be a true contender.

I think that was all the bile I had. Well-written and interesting article outside of those small issues :-),

Gorlin

United States2753 Posts

October 12 2012 21:36 GMT

#32

Go Seed, HerO, and Curious!

testthewest

Germany274 Posts

October 12 2012 21:38 GMT

#33

At first look, i thought: Man, Squirtle has really changed his looks!!

Snijjer

United States989 Posts

October 12 2012 21:43 GMT

#34

Everyone has already met the Koreans...

I wanna meet the Chinese players.

sparklyresidue

United States5524 Posts

October 12 2012 21:48 GMT

#35

What a weird mix of players. I'll watch a bit, though mostly cause Tastosis is gonna be casting. I bet enough of the games will unfold skillfully, but not so sure if they'll be that entertaining.

Sabu113

United States11109 Posts

October 12 2012 21:48 GMT

#36

So much Toss. I want hero to do well but >< Parting too. What the hell man. I didn't expect Seed, Squirtle and hell Alicia to outshine you.

edit:

On October 13 2012 06:35 JKM wrote:
Please stop calling so goddamn many different players pracc bonjwa's and similar bullshit. Koreans like to talk highly of their pracc partners, especially those from their own team. I can accept that maybe 2-4 "pracc bonjwa's" exist out there, but the term has been thrown around ever since SC2 came out. They would have made it further if they truly were that good.

Edit:
"Alas, Poor HerO. If this were a tournament with reasonable racial balance, we'd say he was one of the contenders to win it all"
Also Hero would most certainly not be a championship contender when taking part in a tournament with opponents of this caliber:
- Creator: Winner of TSL4.
- Seed: Winner of GSL3.
- Rain: OSL finalist.
- Squirtle: Runner-up of GSL2 & IPL4.

That is 4 players who has achieved more than Hero in 2012, with Parting's results being on par with Hero's. In a fantasy world where these players did not play protoss, Hero still would not be a true contender.

I think that was all the bile I had. Well-written and interesting article outside of those small issues :-),

Well someone had to bring in results. T_T