EPTASUS ROG Tournament - ASSEMBLY Summer 2011 - Page 10
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Stay positive, be happy and enjoy the event. Caster bashing and player bashing? Too much whining? Uh-oh! | ||
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Zowon
Norway237 Posts
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Steamroller
Finland756 Posts
On August 04 2011 05:25 eme wrote: I dare say that the lack of Koreans for this tournament is more likely because none of them applied for the tournament besides NaDa. Yes, the tournament level is not as high as it could have been, but it is more on players who seem not to be interested enough in the 15 000 $ prizepool. 15000€, 21000$ | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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ticktack
United Arab Emirates874 Posts
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eme
Finland105 Posts
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ShootingStars
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Jetaap
France4814 Posts
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Zeroxk
Norway1244 Posts
On August 04 2011 05:25 eme wrote: I dare say that the lack of Koreans for this tournament is more likely because none of them applied for the tournament besides NaDa. Yes, the tournament level is not as high as it could have been, but it is more on players who seem not to be interested enough in the 15 000 $ prizepool. I'd rather think that Assembly and MLG Anaheim were too close to eachother, flying to USA for a week and then spend another week in Europe? I can see why they wouldn't go | ||
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DailYLeet
Germany827 Posts
On August 04 2011 07:55 Zeroxk wrote: I'd rather think that Assembly and MLG Anaheim were too close to eachother, flying to USA for a week and then spend another week in Europe? I can see why they wouldn't go I think they all are fully in practice mode for the next GSL season. | ||
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TotalBiscuit
United Kingdom5437 Posts
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stevorino
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 )or crazy Fuzer of course | ||
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Jakkerr
Netherlands2549 Posts
Big prizepool, good players. | ||
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twndomn
401 Posts
On August 04 2011 06:44 ShootingStars wrote: hope nada wins to show that koreans own sc2 again where have you been? Look at MLG Anaheim and Columbus etc etc, Koreans are already owning. | ||
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twndomn
401 Posts
On August 04 2011 06:01 Bagi wrote: These comments about "bias" and "legitimacy" are so unbelievably ignorant. Not every tournament will have a flood of korean players just because MLG and Dreamhack had them. It's still really expensive to send players across the globe. Haters gonna hate, I'm gonna be enjoying the first major tournament in a while where the big story isn't "will a foreigner beat a Korean". Horray, you host a tournament with large amount of money and you expect highest level of skilled players to arrive. Instead, you have top-tier but not the top-notched players of the world. Even if an European player, ie White-Ra, won Assembly, what validity on his skill level could he claim for, winning a tournament that has 1 Korean Pro participating? He could say: I won first place in a mostly European Pro-gamers tournament. In a sport that's deemed Koreans having the highest level of skill, I don't see any significance of the first place trophy. Who won first place in Paralymics games? Does anyone care? | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
On August 04 2011 09:29 twndomn wrote: Horray, you host a tournament with large amount of money and you expect highest level of skilled players to arrive. Instead, you have top-tier but not the top-notched players of the world. Even if an European player, ie White-Ra, won Assembly, what validity on his skill level could he claim for, winning a tournament that has 1 Korean Pro participating? He could say: I won first place in a mostly European Pro-gamers tournament. In a sport that's deemed Koreans having the highest level of skill, I don't see any significance of the first place trophy. Who won first place in Paralymics games? Does anyone care? How long have you been following SC2? We were watching and enjoying big tournaments (MLGs and Dreamhacks among them) without any Koreans, before they realized the potential for easy money. Now suddenly they participate in a couple big tournaments, and any tournament with mostly just foreigners becomes meaningless? These are still very high level players, some of the best in the entire world are there (Huk, Sen, Nada). How about you just watch the games, enjoy it for what it is and stop thinking about the "significance" of the first place trophy? | ||
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Steamroller
Finland756 Posts
On August 04 2011 09:29 twndomn wrote: Horray, you host a tournament with large amount of money and you expect highest level of skilled players to arrive. Instead, you have top-tier but not the top-notched players of the world. Even if an European player, ie White-Ra, won Assembly, what validity on his skill level could he claim for, winning a tournament that has 1 Korean Pro participating? He could say: I won first place in a mostly European Pro-gamers tournament. In a sport that's deemed Koreans having the highest level of skill, I don't see any significance of the first place trophy. Who won first place in Paralymics games? Does anyone care? So u don't give a fuck about Assembly, homestory cup, battle.net invitational etc. Do we care that u don't care? No. | ||
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toast4
United States40 Posts
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lowkontrast
United States855 Posts
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Grettin
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On August 04 2011 10:27 toast4 wrote: sen is long overdue for a tournament win, cmon zergking! Sen won the Verizon SC 2 LAN recently against (basically) all of Team EG. Kinda missed him in Anaheim. Hope he's prepared and does well in Assembly Summer. | ||
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