EPTTeamSpeak TL SC2 Open #16 - Page 13
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
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Blitz Beat
United States178 Posts
On June 12 2011 08:42 NexUmbra wrote: But we mean good foreigners like Gositerran getting dismantled by an unknown Korean is a bit disheartning to see  just being on a team in korea means you're really good by foreigner standards. its not like they just pick random kids off the ladder or streets. remember in broodwar, idra was a b-teamer. the same idra who was considered one of the best foreigners at the time. its not quite the same skill gap in sc2 as it was in bw yet, but they're still quite adequate. edit On June 12 2011 08:43 godemperor wrote: lol, koreans discovered the foreign scene. Korean superstars takes the big lans, unknown korean takes the weekly cups. Koreans are taking everything! Hide your women! lol, didn't you see the "how to pick up girls with starcraft lingo" thing? white girls v asian guys are imba ): | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
On June 12 2011 08:39 Bluedraqy wrote: To be fair, it has been said for a long time, that the Code B competition is probably the toughest, so being Code B, doesn't necesserily mean you're a bad player. It has been, but people do kind of overlook quite how deep the top levels of the Korean scene appear to be with all the talk of how western player x would do great in Code A/S etc. Damn, Hwangsin did all that playing KR -> NA and from like 2am to 8am lol, that's pretty badass. --- Need more props for Major btw even if he did lose the finals in one sided fashion, backing up his fantastic run at MLG and definitely making a case lately for being one of the very best Terrans in NA | ||
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Jakkerr
Netherlands2549 Posts
Off course this guy is very good but if he just rolls over some of the better NA players like it's nothing, something is wrong. | ||
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crabz
227 Posts
i expressed myself wrong, i mean fast ghosts isnt a 100% safe open | ||
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Count9
China10928 Posts
On June 12 2011 08:43 Jakkerr wrote: My confidence in the NA/EU scene is getting lower and lower every time :<. Off course this guy is very good but if he just rolls over some of the better NA players like it's nothing, something is wrong. luckily I still don't think the scene is so far behind that it's impossible to catch up, some progammers are already starting houses, hopefully more follow suit or do something that will at least catch up and hopefull surpass in the future | ||
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
On June 12 2011 08:43 Asha` wrote: Damn, Hwangsin did all that playing KR -> NA and from like 2am to 8am lol, that's pretty badass. wow, have not even thought of that, mad props to Hwangsin! | ||
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vectorix108
United States4633 Posts
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Megaliskuu
United States5123 Posts
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Zaphid
Czech Republic1860 Posts
Not to knock Hwangsin's accomplishment, but the participation wasn't exactly top notch except for like top 8. There are several big invitationals this weekend so it's understandable that many players who think they have a shot at winning something bigger chose to skip this | ||
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
On June 12 2011 08:57 Zaphid wrote: I don't think they will participate in the EU ones. Not to knock Hwangsin's accomplishment, but the participation wasn't exactly top notch except for like top 8. There are several big invitationals this weekend so it's understandable that many players who think they have a shot at winning something bigger chose to skip this Well, an unknown korean made high/mid tier foreigners (cruncher, major and moonon) looks silly. Sigh...Hope the non-koreans do better next time. | ||
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Garnet
Vietnam9031 Posts
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iNkA
United States206 Posts
 . good games all! | ||
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SuperStyle
United States976 Posts
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Termit
Sweden3466 Posts
On June 12 2011 08:46 Count9 wrote: luckily I still don't think the scene is so far behind that it's impossible to catch up, some progammers are already starting houses, hopefully more follow suit or do something that will at least catch up and hopefull surpass in the future Yeah but the practice houses that are coming up here has nothing on teamhouses in Korea. They have double the players in the house with Code A and Code S players, they have a coach, they have a cleaner who clean and cooks for them and they have the korean ladder. They also have something that really pushes them to practice more and be better - GSL S-class. Have in mind that they play 10+ hours a day with all this included. We got nothing on them soon. | ||
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RezChi
Canada2368 Posts
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GTR
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Shew
United States460 Posts
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0neder
United States3733 Posts
It's sad though. =( | ||
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Djagulingu
Germany3605 Posts
On June 12 2011 13:26 Shew wrote: hopefully rep pack comes out soon? I'm so eagerly waiting for the rep pack. And MvP team player is in and I'm missing that? Hell no. | ||
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