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On June 05 2011 08:11 travis wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2011 08:09 Blasphemi wrote:On June 05 2011 08:08 Azarkon wrote:On June 05 2011 08:05 travis wrote:On June 05 2011 08:01 Golgotha wrote:
yeah the koreans are on a different level for sure. just take a look at this game. well I think there are some nonkoreans who can compete what comes to mind is white-ra, dimaga, naniwa, huk, maybe jinro or kas, thorzain, happy, idra, sen, maybe some chinese guys... prolly some others im not thinking of. and then there are some others who can win but only if they are really on their game. im thinking like sheth or kiwikaki level. Indeed. You can't really compare below-the-best foreigners to the best Koreans. That comparison doesn't even make sense. IdrA, Naniwa, Thorzain - they're the real deal when it comes to foreigner pros and it'll be interesting to see how they do when the deciding games come. Too bad more top foreigners, esp. Europeans, didn't attend this MLG. But I think we'll have a good sampling by the end of the tournament. This is not the best Koreans either. No Nestea, MVP, Bomber or MKP. well... it kinda is. its iffy who is the best koreans still. these guys won their spots here by beating their korean counterparts. (i wouldn't disagree in opinion that your picks might be better, especially i think nestea is clearly sick top level korean) but these guys are still basically top koreans
youre wrong travis
only MMA and MC are top level of those that came
MVP, NesTea, Bomber even sC, all still in KR an clearly better than moon, july and losira
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That Gretorp sign is the funniest thing I've seen all MLG.
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OMG Thorzain vs MC. Justifies me staying up at 1:15 in the morning xP
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On June 05 2011 08:13 Cow wrote:Was just checking for that. No sign of a loss yet >_<;
nope 4-0 and 8-0 in games
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On June 05 2011 08:12 Torte de Lini wrote:
Has Idra lost a single game?
nope 8-0 so far (4-0 in group)
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On June 05 2011 08:10 Moogley wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2011 08:09 Vimsey wrote:On June 05 2011 08:06 dcemuser wrote:On June 05 2011 08:02 Vimsey wrote:On June 05 2011 07:57 SuperStyle wrote:
Thorzain attacks with thor marine, nice medivac micro wins, Tyler ggs, 2-0 for Thorzain
3. Qxc wins 2-0 over 13. TriMaster in OLR7.
9. Spades wins 2-0 over 217. State in OLR7. Thanks for the updates, Tyler maybe starting to eat his words about ex WC3 players now  . It's ironic - most of the very high level WC3 pros - Grubby, Lyn, etc - are not doing all that great. Many of the lesser known WC3 players are doing amazing. Like others have said, it really doesn't matter too much what game you played before SC2. Yea but isnt that the same with ex BW players also? I think its safe to say that the skills required for SC2 are different. No, none of the best BW pros have switched yet.
I meant of the ones that have switched, like the best zerg Nestea compared to others even of his age.
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On June 05 2011 08:13 Kantutan wrote:
Was that MMA in the crowd? :o
Yes it was.
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On June 05 2011 08:12 Torte de Lini wrote:
Has Idra lost a single game?
Not yet.
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Finally some true epicness inc!
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love that sign.
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Waaah.... My posts disappearing too fast; anyone knows the name of this music?
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On June 05 2011 08:11 travis wrote:Show nested quote +On June 05 2011 08:09 Blasphemi wrote:On June 05 2011 08:08 Azarkon wrote:On June 05 2011 08:05 travis wrote:On June 05 2011 08:01 Golgotha wrote:
yeah the koreans are on a different level for sure. just take a look at this game. well I think there are some nonkoreans who can compete what comes to mind is white-ra, dimaga, naniwa, huk, maybe jinro or kas, thorzain, happy, idra, sen, maybe some chinese guys... prolly some others im not thinking of. and then there are some others who can win but only if they are really on their game. im thinking like sheth or kiwikaki level. Indeed. You can't really compare below-the-best foreigners to the best Koreans. That comparison doesn't even make sense. IdrA, Naniwa, Thorzain - they're the real deal when it comes to foreigner pros and it'll be interesting to see how they do when the deciding games come. Too bad more top foreigners, esp. Europeans, didn't attend this MLG. But I think we'll have a good sampling by the end of the tournament. This is not the best Koreans either. No Nestea, MVP, Bomber or MKP. well... it kinda is. its iffy who is the best koreans still. these guys won their spots here by beating their korean counterparts. (i wouldn't disagree in opinion that your picks might be better, especially i think nestea is clearly sick top level korean) but these guys are still basically top koreans
They're definitely high, high level Koreans. But I'd pick Nestea, Bomber, July, MC, MVP if you were wanting top 5 Koreans.
But these are most of the best NA/EU players, only really White Ra/Dimaga/Sen missing and they don't exactly destroy the EU players who are here so we can definitely call these top level foreigners.
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Hope MC remembers to upgrade his units vs thorzain
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On June 05 2011 08:13 Shellshock1122 wrote:nope. all 2-0 so far
Thanks, music to my ears @_@
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that Gretorp sign is awesome
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Drazerk, i don't need your LR but hell you are doing an amazing job! good work
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On June 05 2011 08:11 calgar wrote:
Can anyone point me to an explanation of the brackets? I'm looking on the MLG wiki page and I'm confused as to what the open leads into. I see that fenix, thorzain, july, and major made it out of the open brackets - and got seeded into pools as a result? When you lose in the open bracket you drop to the losers bracket? And then the final 8 in the lower bracket play #s 5-8 of the upper bracket? Am I on a roll?
http://i.imgur.com/HQeEJ.png
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