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Utinni
Canada1196 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 Crisco wrote: foreigners are people who train outside of korea. and "Koreans" are people who train in Korea. Therefore, select is a "foreigner" and Huk is a "korean" Wrong. | ||
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udgnim
United States8024 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:09 oriox wrote: I think what he meant was "profiting". Is the NASL turning a profit from this season, aka can they continue business. Not obvious considering the sponsors are kinda small. NASL has a private investor(s) backing them it's obvious they are going to have a Season 2 when NASL was first announced, it was stated that funding for at least 3 seasons was secured | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 Turbo.Tactics wrote: Seriously though, Sen throwing this away was awful Guys guys, the series was more or less decided on who made the bigger mistakes. | ||
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Govou
Canada1072 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:08 RedDragon571 wrote: Ok, too all the zerg's saying sen outplayed mc. I am a high masters zerg and I will occasionally delve into balance, but that is just not the case at all. MC outplayed sen, Sen got nervous and made a few hasty decisions that lost him the game. both player played brilliantly, but MC had to make soo many very tough decision in that game. He HAD to delay his gold expo on meta, he made incredible descision on when to attack and a incredibly smart void switch on terminus. So many good decisions by MC. MC was moments away from losing it all at many points but he made the correct descisions every time. The first two loses, was because he was unprepared to deal with that relatively new style sen showed. Ps: I must be ahead of the curve meta game wise, because I do the exact same thing sen did, in most those games, However, Sen did alot of things I didn't think about, spine crawler walls, brilliant :D yeah MC made tons of very gutsy and steady decisions under incredible pressure. He sure knows how to snatch wins from impossible situations. Also I think he is just godly in every engagement. This is where Sen was clearly lacking against MC. MC's every battle was phenomenal and impressive. No wonder people call him Kratoss Protoss because he really is becoming a new god of war. | ||
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:07 Utinni wrote: Why do people say Huk is Korean. He is a foreigner who trains with Koreans... What is not to understand. If you are in the same environment you will adapt. He trains as hard as they do... that is why he can compete. It's kind of a bad term, but basically he's a product of the Korean practise environment, where starcraft has a much better base than in the west. That's why by many he's no longer considered a foreigner. The whole foreigner thing is not about race, it's about being able to be good without having the same awesome stepping stones as Koreans do. Kind of like a rooky team vs a pro team. | ||
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NotSorry
United States6722 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:11 EndOfTime88 wrote: I'd consider Idra the most consistent of that group. If by consistent you mean consistently failing before the top | ||
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Blacklizard
United States1194 Posts
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 Crisco wrote: foreigners are people who train outside of korea. and "Koreans" are people who train in Korea. Therefore, select is a "foreigner" and Huk is a "korean" I'm so sick of people saying this... Then I guess Messi is Spanish. | ||
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Serpico
4285 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 Ryan307  wrote:You are nuts if you're saying huk is less consistent than those players as of late. lol what, consistency isn't about "as of late." It's about a body of work and not just "what have you done for me lately." | ||
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puzzl
United States263 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:08 Ocedic wrote: Asian languages are not as hard as people make them out to be. The truth is that ALL languages are hard to learn. Asian languages might be slightly different, but like all other languages it's a matter of practice and application. Spoken like someone who has zero knowledge of linguistics. | ||
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:11 stork4ever wrote: MC bringing all the ladies. Puma bringing....??? July bringing that girl that has a bf but was flirting with him at the interview. lol Torch's girlfriend? And Rachel isn't really flirting liike "hey lets get a room later" but it's more of a poking fun sort of style. | ||
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 deadjawa wrote: Category III: Languages which are quite difficult for native English speakers 88 weeks (2200 class hours)(about half that time preferably spent studying in-country) Arabic Cantonese Japanese Korean Mandarin Mongolian Taiwanese (Hokkien Min Nan) Wu Did I say it was easy? If you think learning any foreign language you have zero exposure to is easy, then by all means go pick up German, Italian, Latin, whatever and see how 'easy' it is. I said all languages are tough and take time. | ||
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Sc2Null
United States3754 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 Crisco wrote: foreigners are people who train outside of korea. and "Koreans" are people who train in Korea. Therefore, select is a "foreigner" and Huk is a "korean" Koreans are people who are born in Korea..sorry to burst your flawed logic lol. | ||
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Clank
United States548 Posts
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:10 deadjawa wrote: Category III: Languages which are quite difficult for native English speakers 88 weeks (2200 class hours)(about half that time preferably spent studying in-country) Arabic Cantonese Japanese Korean Mandarin Mongolian Taiwanese (Hokkien Min Nan) Wu You know Ive seen this elsewhere but I know Japanese is not very hard to learn. The entire language rests on what? 43 syllables was it? English alphabet alone is 26. Im told once all 43 syllables are learned its just a memory game. Writing it though? Forget it, Asian literacy for there own languages is terrible so I have no chance on earth. | ||
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:11 NotSorry wrote: If by consistent you mean consistently failing before the top To koreans. Like sen just did. | ||
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Dommk
Australia4865 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:04 Turbo.Tactics wrote: Yeah sure but the fact that I have to trust on Koriterrans because Zergs aren't able to handle it is a disgrace... You have the best Protoss in the world arguable facing a good Zerg but who isn't the same skill level as him, but MC still had some tough games and should have lost if Sen didn't make so many Broods, yet you passively cry about balance? Imagine if that was NesTea or DRG playing, MC would have got rolled. ZvP feels like its favored towards Zerg, the best Toss right now shouldn't be sweating it against anyone other than the best Zergs really | ||
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Hammer442
Australia749 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:11 dangerjoe wrote: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/xe7C2.jpg) Rofl was waiting for one of these. | ||
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:12 puzzl wrote: Spoken like someone who has zero knowledge of linguistics. I speak Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, English and some German. You're an idiot. | ||
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andaylin
United States10830 Posts
On July 10 2011 13:11 Euronyme wrote: It's kind of a bad term, but basically he's a product of the Korean practise environment, where starcraft has a much better base than in the west. That's why by many he's no longer considered a foreigner. The whole foreigner thing is not about race, it's about being able to be good without having the same awesome stepping stones as Koreans do. Kind of like a rooky team vs a pro team. good way to put it. | ||
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