EPTThat should put him between 24th and 26th on points. So it would take 8-10 guys not showing up in Anaheim for him to be in Pool Play.
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Pudge_172
United States1378 Posts
That should put him between 24th and 26th on points. So it would take 8-10 guys not showing up in Anaheim for him to be in Pool Play. | ||
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:58 mholden02 wrote: There's a ton of really good Euro players not at MLG: Kas, WhiteRaw, Happy, Dimaga, Sen, Hasu - Europe has a ton of good players. Too bad NA is so far behind in SC2 development. Besides Idra who developed his game in Korea, nobody has stepped up. Kiwi and Select, the two best NA Toss and Terran didn't play particularly well. SixJax Major had a good showing, but thats about it. Something has to be done to improve the skill level. Starcraft will never reach the heights we all want it to if NA can't produce world class champions. Sen is not European edit: ninja'd | ||
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WCH
Canada239 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:00 WCH wrote: Anyone know when the winners bracket will be played tmrw? Noon I believe? I'm not sure. | ||
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.Riot
Philippines242 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:58 mholden02 wrote: There's a ton of really good Euro players not at MLG: Kas, WhiteRaw, Happy, Dimaga, Sen, Hasu - Europe has a ton of good players. Too bad NA is so far behind in SC2 development. Besides Idra who developed his game in Korea, nobody has stepped up. Kiwi and Select, the two best NA Toss and Terran didn't play particularly well. SixJax Major had a good showing, but thats about it. Something has to be done to improve the skill level. Starcraft will never reach the heights we all want it to if NA can't produce world class champions. Just to clear it up, Sen isn't from EU. He's from SEA; Taiwan. | ||
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Stanlot
United States5742 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:59 eloist wrote: I missed it, was MC vs Thorzain good? No one knows :[ | ||
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mholden02
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:58 mholden02 wrote: There's a ton of really good Euro players not at MLG: Kas, WhiteRaw, Happy, Dimaga, Sen, Hasu - Europe has a ton of good players. Too bad NA is so far behind in SC2 development. Besides Idra who developed his game in Korea, nobody has stepped up. Kiwi and Select, the two best NA Toss and Terran didn't play particularly well. SixJax Major had a good showing, but thats about it. Something has to be done to improve the skill level. Starcraft will never reach the heights we all want it to if NA can't produce world class champions. The problem is the NA scene does what it can to keep the 'top' at the top. The same top players from beta are the top players now. Whereas in EU and Korea, the scene has evolved greatly from beta. The sponsors in NA only care about sponsoring those with big names that were established in beta, rather than seeking out players that are actually good, of which I'm sure NA has plenty to offer lurking on the ladder. | ||
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:00 mholden02 wrote: MC vs Thorzain was 1 sided. Unfortunately. But not surprisingly... as much as I love Thorzain, he's gonna have a hell of a time trying to beat Select again (especially if Select's confidence is back up if/when he beats inControl, where I think Select is heavily favoured). He gets a match against Machine (Thorzain favoured but I consider it his weakest MU), and then... MC again. Don't see Thorzain making it out of that one. | ||
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InvalidID
United States1050 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:58 mholden02 wrote: There's a ton of really good Euro players not at MLG: Kas, WhiteRaw, Happy, Dimaga, Sen, Hasu - Europe has a ton of good players. Too bad NA is so far behind in SC2 development. Besides Idra who developed his game in Korea, nobody has stepped up. Kiwi and Select, the two best NA Toss and Terran didn't play particularly well. SixJax Major had a good showing, but thats about it. Something has to be done to improve the skill level. Starcraft will never reach the heights we all want it to if NA can't produce world class champions. ?? While IdrA was indeed trained in Korea for awhile NA has plenty of great SC2 players, some not at this tournament. Huk is a two time Code S player, and while he has suffered from inconsistancy, he has shown exceptional results at times. Fenix, while arguably an SA player, has had a solid showing at the tournament. I believe Sheth is also from NA. and SixJax-Vibe, a comparative unknown from NA, has had a beastly showing so far from the open bracket, taking down two dominant EU players: Morrow, and TLO. | ||
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yawnoC
United States3704 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/FGgfH.png) TLO and Axslav were also in the same bracket as there team mates... that sucks  | ||
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apm66
Canada943 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:58 mholden02 wrote: There's a ton of really good Euro players not at MLG: Kas, WhiteRaw, Happy, Dimaga, Sen, Hasu - Europe has a ton of good players. Too bad NA is so far behind in SC2 development. Besides Idra who developed his game in Korea, nobody has stepped up. Kiwi and Select, the two best NA Toss and Terran didn't play particularly well. SixJax Major had a good showing, but thats about it. Something has to be done to improve the skill level. Starcraft will never reach the heights we all want it to if NA can't produce world class champions. Chillax, SC2 is still in it's early stage. Not every country can be good at everything, but they will have at least 1-2 players who will be really good at it, and the years go by, each era will have its hero. | ||
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Stanlot
United States5742 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:04 yawnoC wrote: Poor Liquid :\ WOW. That is some anti-luck. Poor Liquid indeed :[ | ||
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Refused.
United States108 Posts
On June 05 2011 12:58 mholden02 wrote: There's a ton of really good Euro players not at MLG: Kas, WhiteRaw, Happy, Dimaga, Sen, Hasu - Europe has a ton of good players. Too bad NA is so far behind in SC2 development. Besides Idra who developed his game in Korea, nobody has stepped up. Kiwi and Select, the two best NA Toss and Terran didn't play particularly well. SixJax Major had a good showing, but thats about it. Something has to be done to improve the skill level. Starcraft will never reach the heights we all want it to if NA can't produce world class champions. Behind in development? The only foreign Code S player right now is from NA. | ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:04 yawnoC wrote: Poor Liquid and EG TLO and Axslav were also in the same bracket as there team mates... that sucks Wow what if Tyler wins, and then Sixjax.Major gets a nearly all kill on Liquid | ||
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mechavoc
United States664 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:04 yawnoC wrote: Poor Liquid and EG TLO and Axslav were also in the same bracket as there team mates... that sucks That is the worst, there of the same team in a bracket to the top. They should do something about that | ||
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mholden02
387 Posts
While IdrA was indeed trained in Korea for awhile NA has plenty of great SC2 players, some not at this tournament. Huk is a two time Code S player, and while he has suffered from inconsistancy, he has shown exceptional results at times. Fenix, while arguably an SA player, has had a solid showing at the tournament. I believe Sheth is also from NA. NA sucks man. Don't sugar coat reality. Huk and Idra, thats it hunh. 2 frickin players who can win vs top international competition? And Sheth has won or placed in what? | ||
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TyrantPotato
Australia1541 Posts
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bobwhiz
United States725 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:08 mechavoc wrote: That is the worst, there of the same team in a bracket to the top. They should do something about that There's a couple of ways to look at it. Of course it's team-killing, but it means there's a higher chance of at least one Liquid player advancing. If all three were in different brackets there would be a higher chance of NONE of them making it. | ||
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Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
On June 05 2011 13:10 bobwhiz wrote: There's a couple of ways to look at it. Of course it's team-killing, but it means there's a higher chance of at least one Liquid player advancing. If all three were in different brackets there would be a higher chance of NONE of them making it. True. There's a 50% - 100% chance that a liquid player will make it past that round instead of just the base 50. | ||
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