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On July 10 2011 13:04 Moonwrath wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:02 Shellshock1122 wrote:On July 10 2011 13:01 Medrea wrote: I understood every word MC said and every point he was trying to get across.
I can't even say that for a LOT of inner city Americans. His english is really improving. I like that he is making the effort to do it on his own, just like how Jinro learned Korean. I guess Huk said he is trying to learn Korean too, but he's not very good at it or something It's an incredibly difficult language for native English speakers. It's SO different.
Wouldn't it be just as hard for Swedish people?
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On July 10 2011 13:04 illsick wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:02 puzzl wrote:On July 10 2011 13:01 Medrea wrote: I understood every word MC said and every point he was trying to get across.
I can't even say that for a LOT of inner city Americans. Busting out the racism, very nice! or could mean the inner city americans use a lot of slang/lingo to the point it's too hard to understand
You win. Thanks!
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On July 10 2011 13:04 Mawi wrote: ive seen alot of "pro gamers" in eu/na practice a few hour and not so many games
koreans 11hour ofc you know they will win but it sure gets boring playing that many hours
sure it gets boring but thats how you become a better player.. SC is all in the muscle memory, to develop your macro to be so flawless that its just a natural feel. Try changing something like your hotkeys for a day and see how insanely hard it is because your conditioned to play a specific way already; then times that conditioning/automation x 10 hours a day, thats what the korean schedule does to you, it makes you a machine. (a practice machine)
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On July 10 2011 13:05 SuperFanBoy wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:02 Enforcerone wrote: I gave MC alot of hate before for "cheese" timing attack only-wins but he's obviously convinced me now that he's world class allaround player as he claims. MC is on my fanlist. dude your retarded if you thought MC only wins by cheese and timing attacks, you don't become a 2 time GSL champion without solid play...
MC vs July finals
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What a great series. In addition to the sadness of not having a loser's bracket, it appears Sen won't even play July tomorrow in a consolation match. Gahhh NASL
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Overall though. Imagine Nestea or DRG playing that style. MC, best Toss in the world was sweating it trying to beat Sen, DRG or NesTea would have rolled him. Maybe MC is right, bane drop imba :D
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On July 10 2011 13:01 TheRPGAddict wrote: What will Anna do for entertainment? Serious question (I assume she did something in Miss USA but I didn't watch that).
She sings, she does vocals in one of the songs by Underline Entertainment.
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Epic MC interview. 2mrws games gonna be awesome!
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#15 seed vs. #16 seed (Open bracket champion)
Just how it was supposed to go.
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I was really worried mc would thumbs down sen at the end, was like the tension in a gladiator arena, but ofc hes manner at heart really, im still not sure if i can forgive nasl on the production side but they have bought us some amazing games so far, hope the finals are great too.
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On July 10 2011 13:02 Zdrastochye wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 12:58 CatharsisUT wrote:On July 10 2011 12:53 Probe1 wrote: I would love it if sen researched Neural Parasite. I'm frightened of the day that zerg realize that taking over all of the colossus means their zerglings absolutely roll over the stalker ball. It seems so simple; if you have 8 infestors, use 4 of them to remove the colossi. How long do you think it'd take MC to target fire the NPing infestors with his stalkers? You say it like once you take them over you have them for the NP duration.
Sure, but it's generally a bad idea to blink into the banelings that always accompany the army. Even if it doesn't last long, you have time to get your army on top of the stalkers.
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On July 10 2011 13:02 torm wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:00 TooN wrote: Anna needs to stop asking dumb questions. Why ask why the koreans are better. Ask about the fucking series. Sry... but I am annoyed from it. you need to stop making stupid posts. if you listened to her interview you would have heard her ask about the series. Sry... but I am annoyed with you.
o ok.
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On July 10 2011 13:04 InvalidID wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:00 eYeball wrote:On July 10 2011 12:58 KimJongChill wrote: Sen is clearly the best foreigner, and would probably be in the top 5 zergs in Korea as well. I really only see Nestea better than him, and maybe Losira and DRG. Wow, I'm a Sen fan now @_@"" I can see that. But Losira, DRG and Nestea are all better than sen. Clearly the best foreigner? Maybe the best foreign Zerg, but Huk has clearly established himself as the top foreigner at the moment. No, huk isn't the best foreigner at all. I'd take dimaga/throzain/sen/naniwa/idra before huk because they've been much more consistent.
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On July 10 2011 13:06 Euronyme wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:04 Moonwrath wrote:On July 10 2011 13:02 Shellshock1122 wrote:On July 10 2011 13:01 Medrea wrote: I understood every word MC said and every point he was trying to get across.
I can't even say that for a LOT of inner city Americans. His english is really improving. I like that he is making the effort to do it on his own, just like how Jinro learned Korean. I guess Huk said he is trying to learn Korean too, but he's not very good at it or something It's an incredibly difficult language for native English speakers. It's SO different. Wouldn't it be just as hard for Swedish people? Yes.
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On July 10 2011 13:04 Alkior wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:03 Dodgin wrote:On July 10 2011 13:03 Maliris wrote: MC is officially a bonjwa let it be written! Just stop it with the bonjwa crap. He is not a bonjwa yet. We really can't even consider a bonjwa until after LotV is out. The game's still shifting too much for someone to claim that title.
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On July 10 2011 13:05 Highways wrote: One of the best PvZ series ever! Agreed. Astounding play by both players.
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On July 10 2011 13:04 freddievercetti wrote: Wow when did NASL get so good all of a sudden? Yesterday was a car crash today its a Ferrari!
It's just by comparison, it looks great only because of how shitty yesterday was. Not saying they haven't improved but still the worse organized tournament I've ever witness in sc2.
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On July 10 2011 12:59 Euronyme wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 12:58 thepuppyassassin wrote: Another korean vs korean finals as expected.. Yeah well most of these foreigners play like 2 hours a day, and the koreans play 12 hours a day. What do you expect? Yeah, of course, foreigners only play 2 hours a day, maybe 3 hours a day max. It's because they all have a job to earn money because noone can earn money playing SC2 outside of South Korea. Such a thing as salaried pro-gamers does not exist except for the Koreans.
And also today is a great day for e-sports, because thanks to the NASL, it has FINALLY become big outside of Asia and now everything is going to improve because there's finally a professionally hosted tournament not organized by people from Seoul.
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On July 10 2011 13:04 TheRPGAddict wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:02 Shellshock1122 wrote:On July 10 2011 13:01 Medrea wrote: I understood every word MC said and every point he was trying to get across.
I can't even say that for a LOT of inner city Americans. His english is really improving. I like that he is making the effort to do it on his own, just like how Jinro learned Korean. I guess Huk said he is trying to learn Korean too, but he's not very good at it or something *Is learning* you cannot learn Korean in a matter of months, even in Korea especially with his practice for SC. But it is probably coming along very fast. I am impressed with MC being able to learn it so well despite being in Korea with only 2 English speakers. English is also very very hard for Easterners to learn.
English comes more readily for easterners since so many schools now have it as part of their core curriculum, hence most know at least a few basic phrases and have a much better base for learning.
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On July 10 2011 13:05 GenesisX wrote:Show nested quote +On July 10 2011 13:04 WizShaw wrote: Does anybody DEFINITIVELY know if the NASL is making money? 50,000 stream viewers, ads after open stream and after games, sponsors, premium tickets and much more... I think so
They probably lost money on this season, but made operating income. A ton of investment probably went into fixed costs, from the sound boards(the sound problem yesterday was apparently because a cable was defective) to the other equipment.
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