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Proxan
Sweden16 Posts
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Lylat
France8575 Posts
On May 24 2013 04:52 iKnowKungFu wrote: this only proves that americans cant compete with koreans Isn't Polt american ?? | ||
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Evil_Sheep
Canada902 Posts
On May 24 2013 02:46 TeamLiquid ESPORTS wrote: [Editor's note: The writer must really hate aLive] Unfortunately for Alive, he's found himself in a group with 2 tvt masters. His tvt isn't bad either, probably being his best matchup, but probably not enough to advance from this group. Polt and Ryung advance | ||
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Hypemeup
Sweden2783 Posts
On May 24 2013 05:06 sva wrote: American players beat Korean plays all the time. I personally don't care if American players win or lose, I just don't see why everyone needs to go to that argument. I don't think most players can touch Hero, I mean look at what he did in proleague in that TvP recently.. Proxy 2 nexus. There really isn't that many godly players right now anyways, maybe a handful. Theogns 2-0 jaedong for gods sake. I do feel bad for suppy though, that was a pretty brutal way to get knocked out. Taking games or even series from koreas is pretty fucking far from winning a big tournament. In SC2 most pros are capable of taking games of anyone. | ||
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raga4ka
Bulgaria5679 Posts
On May 24 2013 05:00 Hypemeup wrote: He is right though. I cant envison any player from the Americas winning a big tournament anytime soon :/ Well to be frank i can't envision anyone other then koreans winning a big tournament , unless only third tear koreans play in it , then top foreigners have a chance . | ||
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phodacbiet
United States1740 Posts
On May 24 2013 05:06 iKnowKungFu wrote: last year wcs there were many players from america, now there arent any... That's because the american players weren't able to get in their own region due to MLG mlg spots being full and allowing koreans in. | ||
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Demberks
Sweden24 Posts
On May 24 2013 04:51 xxpack09 wrote: Moonglade and Snute are still in--the rest are koreans though. 6 Koreans 2 non-koreans isn't that bad tbh, that's the type of ratio we normally see! Yeah, but still.. This is an AMERICAN Qualifier and still I see no Americans in there, not anymore at least. This should be fixed to next season. | ||
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Lovedoll
Japan540 Posts
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DavoS
United States4605 Posts
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wUndertUnge
United States1125 Posts
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Redrot
United States446 Posts
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Imbu
United States903 Posts
 Hopefully next year after a year on a professional team he'll be able to take the throne! | ||
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plogamer
Canada3132 Posts
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On May 24 2013 06:19 DavoS wrote: Is there any way it isn't Polt and Ryung? yeah, if alive beats them? haha | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
 HerO vs  Polt Ro8 match. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On May 24 2013 06:03 Demberks wrote: Yeah, but still.. This is an AMERICAN Qualifier and still I see no Americans in there, not anymore at least. This should be fixed to next season. Get over the semantics because it's rubbish. The American/European/Korean thing in the title means nothing. There aren't regions. Blizzard made it that way and you shouldn't treat them as such. Every player has the right to play in whatever qualifier they want so don't read too much in the names. Seriously end the xenophobia when there is no reason for it. It's just another qualifier like MLG Anaheim, DH Stockholm, etc. The players have every right to earn points and get a seed where ever the heck they want. The system shouldn't be compared to the one like last year. | ||
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iViNtaGe
United States254 Posts
Wanted Violet to play but whatever. | ||
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Yunarc
United States314 Posts
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Channel56k
United States413 Posts
On May 24 2013 04:57 sva wrote: How does this prove this at all? I'm so tired of the Korean argument, quit generalizing things and start talking about individuals. The games of scarlet and hero were really close, and suppy beat revival in one series... The best anti-argument are better North-American results, of which when pooled with Korean players, there haven't been. They are great players, but their priority sets are different and hence not nearly as strong as the Korean. I mean, Suppy goes to University no? Being a "pro" gamer just isnt the same for most foreign players. Instead of relying on results, the rely on streaming more than not and their practice time is stifled by commitments (like university) to future projects rather than simply the current (starcraft2). | ||
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blacksheepwall
China1530 Posts
HerO was a no-brainer. | ||
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