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On January 06 2011 19:25 Alaric wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 19:15 Polygamy wrote:
i dont think i understand how the gsl works now, guess ill have to read that article on the front page, before it was a tourny, i get the classes but I dont get what the wins and losses mean now. Code S groups have the first 2 advance (I think 1st and 2nd is used to determine seeds in Ro16) and the last 2 compete to keep their place in Code S. Or perhaps only the last. Code A is used as a tournament to determine who will fight Code S "losers" to grab their places. It's now a single elimination tournament, but it'll later turn into a group stage where the... I think it's the 2 firsts go on to fight with one of the Code S "losers" in a OSL Ro 36 fashion (both "A" contenders play and the winner goes on to play against the "S" for the Code S spot).
It's the top 8 of Code A (u need 2 matches won to get to here) that plays vs the 3rd and 4th place of Code S 1st groupstage.
Winner and runner up of Code A will be able to pick their opponents whilst the rest are randomly determined.
The code A player goes up against the 3rd ranked code S player first with the winner being able to stay/promote in code S whilst the loser will play another match against the 4th place finisher of the groupstage to determine the last code S spot.
The loser of these 2 matches will stay code A.
So in a very optimal scenario a maximum of 8 new code S players can get into the next GSL S league or there could be none.
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On January 06 2011 19:29 SilverLeagueElite wrote:
I heard Artosis mention a 'Huk killer'. Am I safe to assume Huk didn't even make the cut for Code A? I can't find his name searching the GSL schedule either.
Huk isnt it Code A. Since he didnt even qualify for GSL S3
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On January 06 2011 19:28 EchoZ wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 19:26 TheBJ wrote:On January 06 2011 19:23 deeshoo wrote:
Wait a second. Isn't this group D? I thought D was the 4th letter of the alphabet (we're on day 4), not E... failing math arent we , the gsl started on the 2nd , today is the 6th. He meant the fourth day of the GSL, not the fourth day of the month...
this. and thanks to everyone else, forgot that day 1 was the big crazy ceremony with no code A matches
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On January 06 2011 19:32 smileyyy wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 19:29 SilverLeagueElite wrote:
I heard Artosis mention a 'Huk killer'. Am I safe to assume Huk didn't even make the cut for Code A? I can't find his name searching the GSL schedule either. Huk isnt it Code A. Since he didnt even qualify for GSL S3
Is it possible for Huk to make code A or is it to late for him?
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On January 06 2011 19:41 FamousSEA wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 19:32 smileyyy wrote:On January 06 2011 19:29 SilverLeagueElite wrote:
I heard Artosis mention a 'Huk killer'. Am I safe to assume Huk didn't even make the cut for Code A? I can't find his name searching the GSL schedule either. Huk isnt it Code A. Since he didnt even qualify for GSL S3 Is it possible for Huk to make code A or is it to late for him?
I believe you can get promoted up/down from Code A each season as well, I'd imagine Huk will attempt to qualify for it in the next open qualifier event.
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Code A.
- Players who advance to Ro8 will play in the ‘Up and Down Match’
- Players who advance to Ro16 will remain in Code A.
- Players who fail to qualify for Ro16 will have to go through the Preliminary Rounds for Code A
So yeah, I'd presume you'll see Huk playing in the Code A prelims at some point soon
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I didn't know Pippi was so weak. Cmon foreigners, qualify in the open and knock these guys out so we have better games to watch!
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Stream's up again.
Time to watch IU - Good Day, and that After School song again (what is the name of that song btw?)
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On January 06 2011 19:43 Asha` wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 19:41 FamousSEA wrote:On January 06 2011 19:32 smileyyy wrote:On January 06 2011 19:29 SilverLeagueElite wrote:
I heard Artosis mention a 'Huk killer'. Am I safe to assume Huk didn't even make the cut for Code A? I can't find his name searching the GSL schedule either. Huk isnt it Code A. Since he didnt even qualify for GSL S3 Is it possible for Huk to make code A or is it to late for him? I believe you can get promoted up/down from Code A each season as well, I'd imagine Huk will attempt to qualify for it in the next open qualifier event. ed: Code A. - Players who advance to Ro8 will play in the ‘Up and Down Match’ - Players who advance to Ro16 will remain in Code A. - Players who fail to qualify for Ro16 will have to go through the Preliminary Rounds for Code A So yeah, I'd presume you'll see Huk playing in the Code A prelims at some point soon
That is great to hear but it also means Ret has to qualify again 
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is the girl a ghost or something?
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hot chick, horrible music, turning the sound off
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On January 06 2011 19:53 tntn wrote:
hot chick, horrible music, turning the sound off
blasphemy
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I love IU, I can watch that every day.
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On January 06 2011 19:31 shannn wrote:Show nested quote +On January 06 2011 19:25 Alaric wrote:On January 06 2011 19:15 Polygamy wrote:
i dont think i understand how the gsl works now, guess ill have to read that article on the front page, before it was a tourny, i get the classes but I dont get what the wins and losses mean now. Code S groups have the first 2 advance (I think 1st and 2nd is used to determine seeds in Ro16) and the last 2 compete to keep their place in Code S. Or perhaps only the last. Code A is used as a tournament to determine who will fight Code S "losers" to grab their places. It's now a single elimination tournament, but it'll later turn into a group stage where the... I think it's the 2 firsts go on to fight with one of the Code S "losers" in a OSL Ro 36 fashion (both "A" contenders play and the winner goes on to play against the "S" for the Code S spot). It's the top 8 of Code A (u need 2 matches won to get to here) that plays vs the 3rd and 4th place of Code S 1st groupstage. Winner and runner up of Code A will be able to pick their opponents whilst the rest are randomly determined. The code A player goes up against the 3rd ranked code S player first with the winner being able to stay/promote in code S whilst the loser will play another match against the 4th place finisher of the groupstage to determine the last code S spot. The loser of these 2 matches will stay code A. So in a very optimal scenario a maximum of 8 new code S players can get into the next GSL S league or there could be none.
I'm wondering why they are doing the Bo3 format in Code A but not in Code S. Why would they do this differently?
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On January 06 2011 19:55 brentsen wrote:
I love IU, I can watch that every day.
this
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That girl is insta-marry material
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is this an advert on how robust that phone is or what?
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EPT
