[GSL] TG Intel SC2 Open 1 - Qualifiers Day 2 - Page 12

On August 29 2010 20:48 akomatic wrote:


Could be 13 if you were born Sept-Dec 1996. Or it could be a Korean age thing.

Looking at some of the games played, you can see many players with ~800 games, and even over 1000 for Choejeongmin / oGsZenio. For a release about 33 days ago, that's over 30 games a day. Including match-making time, replay review, etc, it's likely some of these players are averaging 10 hours of laddering a day.

On August 29 2010 21:01 Iplaythings wrote:

Dont be sorry, unless you were rooting for him atleast. Atleast TLO and Jinro advance, still have a swed in there =)

OT: How do you say a single guy from germany? Like, a Dane fx or a Swed?

On August 29 2010 21:01 Iplaythings wrote:

Dont be sorry, unless you were rooting for him atleast. Atleast TLO and Jinro advance, still have a swed in there =)

OT: How do you say a single guy from germany? Like, a Dane fx or a Swed?

On August 29 2010 21:03 HolydaKing wrote:

No. Jinro didn't advance. A german? or what do you mean

On August 29 2010 21:10 floor exercise wrote:
Real shame. My prediction was either TLO or no Liquid members making it, but I really wanted to be proven wrong

On August 29 2010 21:22 Dionyseus wrote:


TLO did make it, on day 1. There were so many people that registered that they had to split it into two days to break them down into the final 64. Here's the results for day 1, seems like a bunch of foreigners made it in that day:
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=148014

On August 29 2010 21:05 Terrakin wrote:

he means is there a singular word for german

On August 29 2010 18:04 ZenViper wrote:


Yeah, one day at work (don't tell anyone), I was googling starcraft tournaments and this one popped up!

Well, lets just say I arrived 10 minutes late because I'm an idiot and was wandering all around the area I thought the building was and no one knew where any of this was going on. I was actually about to give up and just go home, luckily I found the right building as I was leaving the area. They were very helpful and got me set up quickly. I beat all of my friends easily and no one I have played online could have prepared me for this... haha. The guy I played against was very quick with his micro, I was so jealous. =(
My macro is what kept me in the game, my graph was above his most all the matches, but too bad my APM blows.

There were quite a few people there, maybe 60 when I left. To my surprise it was not as bad as I thought it was going to be. I didn't meet any TeamLiquid guys, I don't think. I don't remember anyone actually. It was so fast because I was late. Then I left cause I had to use restroom so bad. haha!