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Sadly it seems I have to put this up yet again. Any of the following types of posts will be met with immediate bans: Imbalance whine/Player bashing/Caster bashing/Stream complaining/Off topic arguing. Stick to the games and enjoy the event and its free services and coverage. | ||
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On June 20 2011 20:59 clusen wrote: What, there was an IQ debate? Why? Asia has a higher average, someone was trying to imply that was the reason for Korean's dominance. And why must HuK be classified as a Korean? Why is he not classified as an extremely hardworking foreigner? Is there some rule that when someone is really good and trains in Korea that it means he's automatically Korean? | ||
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Fubi
2228 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:00 coko wrote: Marketing wise - can we all at least agree that Moon has done the best job of getting himself into all these foreigner tournaments and making prize money a lot of the time (I haven't checked, but is it always?), even though a lot of people don't rate him as the best Korean player by a mile. They just invite Moon to all these foreign tournaments just to guarantee the foreigners will have at least one win. | ||
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Loxley
Netherlands2480 Posts
Can we please stop this? | ||
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ChickenLips
2912 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:00 Jampackedeon wrote: This is just silly, InControl and the whole EG team have said that they really want to ramp up their practice schedule and will be creating their own team house to achieve a Korean-like regiment for the next MLG. Clearly they think that style of practicing has value. HOWEVER, what InControl and Idra were actually saying is that the TOURNAMENT scene of Korea isn't worth it because of the lack of tournaments and time commitment per payoff. The west has tons of cash up and way better opportunity for the team to do well and attract attention to them and their sponsors. Try to not misquote people when you have your axe to grind. Well, that's actually bullshit as well. If you look at the Korean vs Foreigner winnings statistics, Koreans have won far far more. And also it isn't just about playing the game and winning as much as possible as soon as possible. None of the US players are at the peak of their skill, they should go to Korea and get good. Once they feel that a skill plateau is incoming they can go to the West to take down the lesser tournies (which also pay out way less) | ||
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coReY425
Denmark86 Posts
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ManaO
Italy185 Posts
There is no ABSOLUTE superiority, there is RELATIVE superiority. In one tournament one guy is better than the others and wins. The next tournament another guy is better at the time and wins. The next tournament someone else is better and wins. Not because X player performed better than A in Y tournament, if on the next tournament X loses to A, X is still better overall - no, he was better than A previously, now A is better. That's all And stop saying that a player won because the other player played bad, that's just a dumb reason imho (although there are exceptions). Usually if a player played bad is because the other player made him play bad | ||
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don_kyuhote
3006 Posts
I hope he comes to all foreign tournaments and win everything so people like iNcontroL can stop saying going to Korea is a waste. | ||
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zestzorb
Thailand776 Posts
He represented Team USA against Team Korea back in GSL world championship. | ||
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Tyree
1508 Posts
You have issues and a lack of understanding how the real world works, you are basically trolling and it is disruptive to this thread. | ||
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manloveman
424 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:01 WhurreOdu wrote: ... actually we all have ancestors from Africa, SO ... Maybe you darwin monkey boy. The rest of us are descendants of Adam/Eve. Nice trolling though User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:00 Yaotzin wrote: I think skill wise he isn't anything special (for now) but he has tons of tournament experience so he has that ability to just find a win from somewhere. you dont just find a win at a tournament with the player pool of dreamhack. moon is playing well and deserves to be in the semi finals | ||
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Bobble
Australia1493 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:00 manloveman wrote: HUK is european, since us/canada is euro immigrants look, if everyone is going to claim him, I'll throw my hat in the ring as well. | ||
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ChickenLips
2912 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:03 ManaO wrote: People always make the same mistake, in sports before and in E-Sports now, which is to say "this guy - this team is superior overall" There is no ABSOLUTE superiority, there is RELATIVE superiority. In one tournament one guy is better than the others and wins. The next tournament another guy is better at the time and wins. The next tournament someone else is better and wins. Not because X player performed better than A in Y tournament, if on the next tournament X loses to A, X is still better overall - no, he was better than A previously, now A is better. That's all And stop saying that a player won because the other player played bad, that's just a dumb reason imho (although there are exceptions). Usually if a player played bad is because the other player made him play bad Nope July played like total crap. Being forced to make Banelings by a Blink Stalker / Storm composition sounds like pretty crappy play to me. | ||
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coko
United Kingdom570 Posts
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FinnGamer
Germany2426 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:02 Loxley wrote: I think HuK's parent will be very dissapointed by this thread, discussing if their son is a foreigner or not.. Can we please stop this? The discussion came up so much yesterday, you can't stop it so easily | ||
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Imres
515 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:04 coko wrote: Heard it here first, Huk is from Jupiter! Which has very high gravity (ducy?) :o Huk is from his pillow. That's the only truth. | ||
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samaNo4
Spain245 Posts
On June 20 2011 20:56 ribboo wrote: yes, those 6 early years obviously has meant a lot more for him than the 11 he have had in spain. lol. Argentina and Brazil schools are awful for teamplay. They produce good players, but not good teams.Btw that's the problem Brazil has always had, awesome players, but 0 teamwork. When messi came to Spain he was average. And the proof is that no Argentinian team dared to pay for his treatment. He moved the ball like god but he had no sprint and his stamina was VERY poor. Do you see the sprints nad rythm changes where he breaks the defence? It's a product from La Masia. If Huk trains in Korea and plays like a korean he's technically korean. When people say foreigners can't compete with koreans, they mean the foreigner training system can't compete with the korean one. The majority of great foreigners (exceptuating some like Naniwa and Sen) are great because they went to korea to train. | ||
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Rococo
United States331 Posts
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Koshi
Belgium38799 Posts
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Femari
United States2900 Posts
On June 20 2011 21:03 zestzorb wrote: I think it's pretty clear that HuK is not Korean. He represented Team USA against Team Korea back in GSL world championship. You mean Team World. | ||
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