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Parnass
Germany145 Posts
yesterday they had a raw 8 hour stream up for red and blue. unfortunantely that doesn't seem to be the case today, because i can't find it anywhere. I would LOVE to see mc vs thorzain, if someone could just tell me if it was cast on red or blue that wouzld already help. atm it looks like you can watch the stream from yesterday, but without the ability of skipping ahead  | ||
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
On June 05 2011 17:56 Stuv wrote: Cant wait for Day3, fell asleep half way during the cast yesterday. Awesome event! A little bit dissapointed the Koreans do so well but that was expected. Huh? Dissapointed that the Koreans do so well? Why dissapointed? | ||
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koolaid1990
831 Posts
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sQually
United States22 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:06 papaz wrote: Huh? Dissapointed that the Koreans do so well? Why dissapointed? Probably because in sporting events and .. well anything competitive you root for country first, then team or player second. For some reason it seems like that applies to everything except for e-sports. I guess it's because nerds don't understand that concept. | ||
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
On June 05 2011 17:53 Golgotha wrote: its actually not complicated at all but it is very hard on the players who have to play a million games :D just look at the charts or each individual bracket and see the progression of a player. For example July: He started in open bracket -> advanced to Pool Play for a chance to get into the Winners Bracket -> Did not rank high enough in Pool Play and was sent to Losers Bracket -> In the Losers Bracket he has to win X amount of games to advance to the final Championship match Note: X amount of games is determined by how well he did in Pool Play. Hope this helps. Thanks for explaining | ||
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whiteLotus
1833 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:06 papaz wrote: Huh? Dissapointed that the Koreans do so well? Why dissapointed? because no one wants to have top5 all koreans? | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
On June 05 2011 17:57 drsenil wrote: Is there a placement list anywhere? Stating what place the players that have been eliminated finnished? There's no official list, but I have been collecting and organizing them http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=229930 BTW, the way the bracket plays out, there's only maximum of 3 koreans possible in the Top 6. | ||
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Schnullerbacke13
Germany1199 Posts
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.Mthex-
United States168 Posts
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On June 05 2011 17:49 Primadog wrote: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/x74Rk.jpg) That diagram doesn't make much sense when seeded players are included. | ||
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cheesemaster
Canada1975 Posts
ahhh so confusing i answered one of my questions only to reveal 3 more hahahaha | ||
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Andamanen
Netherlands915 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:05 Ayush_SCtoss wrote: Can anyone tell me what matches were played after MC/Thorzain yesterday? I feel asleep lol. I'd love to see a list of broadcasted matches too. | ||
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:11 sQually wrote: Probably because in sporting events and .. well anything competitive you root for country first, then team or player second. For some reason it seems like that applies to everything except for e-sports. I guess it's because nerds don't understand that concept. Because nerds have a higher intelligence level than your average person. | ||
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Zaurus
Singapore676 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:11 whiteLotus wrote: because no one wants to have top5 all koreans? we should look at why the koreans are so successful. The approach to training are so much different. They are playing sc2 like a job and train professionally. The Koreans that are in MLG might be top few. People can argue that the top foreigners are not present. But just look at the amount of Koreans who are getting better. MMA had just arrived in sc2 not so long ago. All the players in the slayers team are improving everyday as we speak. So many other teams in Koreans are investing in new players. foreigners need to start approaching the game like they do, or at least model after them. | ||
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drsenil
Sweden18 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:12 Primadog wrote: There's no official list, but I have been collecting and organizing them http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=229930 BTW, the way the bracket plays out, there's only maximum of 3 koreans possible in the Top 6. Thx. I made a list myself. The numbers stated before player is the worst finnish the player can get. In the spoiler, enjoy. + Show Spoiler + 32-29 Antec Morrow Axslav Namhcir 28-25 Gret0rp TLO qxc mOoNan 24- cruncher Kiwikaki tyler vibe select incontrol drewbie kawaiirice 20- Fenix Major ThorZain Sjow 16- Sheth Ret machine Moon 12- Slush Haypro MC July 6- Naniwa Losira Idra MMA | ||
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Zeroxk
Norway1244 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:11 whiteLotus wrote: because no one wants to have top5 all koreans? Well I do, argument debunked. | ||
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cheesemaster
Canada1975 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:14 Schnullerbacke13 wrote: wow another really bad performance by tlo .. seems he is fading away, sad, liked his style Yea he hasnt kept up with the top pro's it seems. Its a shame because hes probably practicing more now that hes in the pro house youd think it would or eventually will show in his results, maybe its the way he practices >> apparently he gets up earlier than everyone else and starts practicing i guess practicing only gets you so far some of it must be natural talent amongst the top top players although id argue if you practiced 12 hours everyday super hard maybe you could negate that natural talent / force youself to develop it. | ||
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Gotmog
Serbia899 Posts
why? | ||
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cheesemaster
Canada1975 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:11 whiteLotus wrote: because no one wants to have top5 all koreans? I do. that would be sweet, maybe it would make the foreigners practice much harder to step their game up, cause koreans are going to be at every MLG now. | ||
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Zeroxk
Norway1244 Posts
On June 05 2011 18:21 cheesemaster wrote: Yea he hasnt kept up with the top pro's it seems. Its a shame because hes probably practicing more now that hes in the pro house youd think it would or eventually will show in his results, maybe its the way he practices >> apparently he gets up earlier than everyone else and starts practicing i guess practicing only gets you so far some of it must be natural talent amongst the top top players although id argue if you practiced 12 hours everyday super hard maybe you could negate that natural talent / force youself to develop it. YOu have to remember he has Carpal Tunnel which I imagine is putting a big strain on him | ||
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