EPTDreamhack Day 3 - Page 60
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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Talho
Belgium592 Posts
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b_unnies
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
1. Idra was a progamer himself. 2. Gorush is like #78 in ELO. Hardly counts. | ||
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LittLeD
Sweden7973 Posts
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Madder
Australia427 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:10 b_unnies wrote: you would think Top getting top 4 would show how much better koreans are compared to the rest of the world .. What? | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:10 G.s)NarutO wrote: Hope to see MaNa vs Naama, just for the sake of PvT. I like Fenix, but go MaNa I agree. ^__^ | ||
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Weavel
Finland9224 Posts
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InteGrated
United States259 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:09 schimmetje wrote: Having oGs in there was awesome tbh, hope to see that more. I tire of seeing the SCVs come in too mind, but I thought the games were fun. Not the best ever, but exciting and good for the scene regardless. Now let's get a Toss winner! (Sssh it could happen!) Exactly, PEOPLE should be more happy that koreans are actually caring about the foreign scene and its tournaments. Is the reason OGS went because huk probably went? yes but its still awesome and hopefully after their loss, they may even make an appearance in MLG or something and THAT, my friends would be fucking awesome to see a korean progamer in the US for something other than WCG or blizzcon | ||
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veraliar
227 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:06 Holgerius wrote: An expo that started way after TOP's was already up and running. Combine that with the fact that he pulled quite a lot of SCV's and you have an all-in. Once again, it was a good and successful all-in that was extremely likely to work with good execution, but if it had been defended he would've been in a 100% losing situation. I'm not ''blaming'' him, I'm pointing out a fact. Simply saying something doesn't actually make it true and calling it a "fact" afterwards doesn't somehow re-solidify an already moot opinion. | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:02 _vladimir_ wrote: So because he beat a Korean player, who cant even qualify for GSL, he is doing well vs best players in the world? You do realize that there is only 64 places in the GSL. 64 - Korea alone has hundreds if not close to thousands ex-bw/exWC3 pros & semipros & top amateurs I refuse to think that oGs (just a team with effin NaDa) has anyone BUT top players on their roster. | ||
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Black Gun
Germany4482 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:11 InteGrated wrote: Exactly, PEOPLE should be more happy that koreans are actually caring about the foreign scene and its tournaments. Is the reason OGS went because huk probably went? yes but its still awesome and hopefully after their loss, they may even make an appearance in MLG or something and THAT, my friends would be fucking awesome to see a korean progamer in the US for something other than WCG or blizzcon umm, tbh i dont think they give the slightest shit about the development of the foreign scene... they were there for the 14k pricemoney, nothing else. | ||
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:10 Holgerius wrote: 1. Idra was a progamer himself. 2. Gorush is like #78 in ELO. Hardly counts. 1. But a foreigner 2. There are like 200 progamers, #78 is in the top half and as you said "a progamer", it really should count. | ||
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ccHaZaRd
Canada1024 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:10 Holgerius wrote: 1. Idra was a progamer himself. 2. Gorush is like #78 in ELO. Hardly counts. i guess, i was just answering your questions giyom patri ^^ anyways though mana seems like a rally under rated player, hes playing extremely well this tournament | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:12 veraliar wrote: Simply saying something doesn't actually make it true and calling it a "fact" after wards doesn't somehow re-solidify an already moot opinion. If that attack had not done massive damage, do you really think he could've still won that game? | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:11 InteGrated wrote: Exactly, PEOPLE should be more happy that koreans are actually caring about the foreign scene and its tournaments. Is the reason OGS went because huk probably went? yes but its still awesome and hopefully after their loss, they may even make an appearance in MLG or something and THAT, my friends would be fucking awesome to see a korean progamer in the US for something other than WCG or blizzcon It's probably because 1st place in DH = 2nd in GSL in prize money, also all those guys were out of GSL anyways. | ||
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CryMeAReaper
Denmark1135 Posts
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_vladimir_
Serbia530 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:07 Madder wrote: Whatever the case, despite his loss to Naama (gj to him), a lot of us consider TOP a very.. top pro Korean SC2 player. If you really think he's not skilled at all, fair enough. What, where did i say he is not skilled at all?Obviously he is skilled, but he is not TOP PRO. And as someone said, he is the kind of player who is beatable, way more then Korean players who are curently taking spots in GSL top8 + Yeah gz to Naama for beating him, even tho it was in fast games considering he wouldnt be able to beat him in long one, but still, we can see comments that EU > Korea now, and how Namaa can beat world best players, and that makes me enraged : / Yes some of NA/Europe players are on pair with those type of Korean players who qualify for gsl or two, but allready far behind those who are actualy TOP players. | ||
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mpupu
Argentina183 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:06 Holgerius wrote: An expo that started way after TOP's was already up and running. Combine that with the fact that he pulled quite a lot of SCV's and you have an all-in. Once again, it was a good and successful all-in that was extremely likely to work with good execution, but if it had been defended he would've been in a 100% losing situation. I'm not ''blaming'' him, I'm pointing out a fact. So, attacking a reasonably new expo when you have better army while expanding behind the attack is now not a sound strategy but an "all-in"? And terran needs SCV to repair and tank damage. | ||
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syllogism
Finland5948 Posts
On November 27 2010 22:12 HwangjaeTerran wrote: You do realize that there is only 64 places in the GSL. 64 - Korea alone has hundreds if not close to thousands ex-bw/exWC3 pros & semipros & top amateurs I refuse to think that oGs (just a team with effin NaDa) has anyone BUT top players on their roster. They do have some weaker players, but Top isn't one of them. Still, he isn't one of their best players or anything and he didn't play well in this tournamen. All teams have weaker players who were recruited for their potential, not their current skill. Vladimir stop pretending to be some sort of authority on the subject. You are merely asserting on your not all that informed opinion, nothing more. | ||
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