EPTDHS2011 - Day 2 - Page 373
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Sadly after all this time with so many tournament threads it still is not clear to many users on this site. There are several types of posts that are not acceptable in tournament threads. Any form of: Imbalance whine/Player bashing/Caster bashing/Stream complaining Will result in two day to a week long bans even for first offenses. Please stick to the games at hand and enjoy yourselves with a beautiful event such as this and the free service that comes with it. | ||
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SuperStyle
United States976 Posts
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NguN
Australia1322 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:01 KobraKay wrote: I remember reading about that tie break but dont remember watching....was it worse than the 3way tie with EffOrt in the OSL a few seasons ago? And if someone with bw memory skills remembers that one...that wasnt the OSL effort won right? That would be amazing since the tie breaks only happened because of a rematch that was sketchy with some not working mouse controversy ^^ Pretty sure it was the one Effort won lol | ||
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Chise
Japan507 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:01 Klamity wrote: If you live in Japan long enough, then use, you do in fact become a citizen. You adapt the culture. Likewise, you live and train in Korea with Koreans on the Korean server adapting to the Korean metagame, then one could say he is Korean in a Starcraft 2 sense. No one is saying he is physically Korean. No one is saying he represents Korea. Simply, his play is essential Korean. I don't understand how any of this flusters you. Try to relax. Ok, going by your logic there are quite a few Korean losses today. Jinro lost a lot, and he's 'korean'. Also, Haypro lost quite a lot and he is (was?) 'korean'. So, the try to justify that koreans > nonkoreans failed anyways. | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
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Thorakh
Netherlands1788 Posts
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Nerdslayer
Denmark1130 Posts
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dubRa
2165 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:02 youngminii wrote: if you guys are bored or have nothing to do for now check out tb's stream for wow, he's doing it really noob friendly ('cause well, he's a noob now since he's quit wow for a while) and he's streaming a top guild raiding for fun http://www.justin.tv/totalbiscuit#/w/1357563856 That game is ridiculously stupid | ||
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OsC
Canada542 Posts
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Seditary
Australia7033 Posts
Bloody hell people. | ||
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Sangyerians
Australia248 Posts
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:03 Sqq wrote: He is American born, lives in Canada (and sees himself as a Canadian) , he represents an American team (Team Liquid) and only lives in Korea for the time being. When you watch the GSL with Jinro & HuK, do you not cheer for them because they are foreigners, or do you think "gah no foreigners to cheer for, bunch of Koreans only" ? Team Liquid is an american team? As far as I know the only american member is Tyler. | ||
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
:/ To each his own. It's pretty fun to watch with TB talking over it haha besides, it's so much better than watching people argue over whether huk is foreign or korean | ||
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Thorakh
Netherlands1788 Posts
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Ertu
Greece686 Posts
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Heavenly
2172 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:02 haxard wrote: why dont you ask huk what country he is representing you idiot what a nice argument, I love how people are getting so upset. I would ask Huk but I don't know him personality, but I'm sure he would agree that almost all of his training and style comes from Korea. That makes him essentially a Korean-style protoss, no shit I'm not going to say he is NATIONALLY a Korean. | ||
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Pochtli
Finland690 Posts
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noezke
England514 Posts
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:05 ptbl wrote: I think we can all agree that Huk is a korean trained starcraft 2 player. That was probably what he was originally trying to say. | ||
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Elasticity
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Nerdslayer
Denmark1130 Posts
On June 20 2011 02:03 Fanta_Rules wrote: You don't get it. It's not the genes of the koreans who are superior, it's their lifestyle and way of training. HuK is living the life of a korean progamer, he's training just as much as they do, and therefore, he should be seen as a korean. This is just noncence. Huk is from Canada now stop being silly all | ||
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