EPTOn August 01 2011 07:09 godemperor wrote:
According to MLG's announcement, only non-koreans can get code A.
According to MLG's announcement, only non-koreans can get code A.
Non-invited koreans can get Code A pretty sure.
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Cant believe theres so much hate in these threads while we're so blessed with a wonderful event, with wonderful games. Last warning, whine and insult the players or commentators? See you. | ||
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snafoo
New Zealand1615 Posts
Non-invited koreans can get Code A pretty sure. | ||
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Zarahtra
Iceland4053 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:10 mango_destroyer wrote: Yeah the Columbus crowd made it much more hype. I said that yesterday too, but seeing that Jinro nuke video, I think the... mics(?) aren't just as close to the crowd as at Columbus. That being said, booing a player is a huge thumbs down for me either way. | ||
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valaki
Hungary2476 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:08 hitpoint wrote: People root for their hometown players. You and a hundred other posters can pretend that logic and love of the game dictates who people want to win. It's just not true. Foreigners want to see foreigners do well. It's a big deal to a lot of people to see our own get completely shut out in brutal fashion. Well I for one, don't. Not until they invest the same amount of time and effort in the game as koreans do. HuK is close tho, others nope. | ||
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BrettWalking
United States18 Posts
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hyptonic
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:09 InvalidID wrote: And he got it, 2 - 0 by Huk in pool play  . He probably didn't want to play an extended series for so little of a result difference.Yup, I would probably Forfeit too after losing to MMA as well because of the stupid rule and it changes very little regardless. | ||
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viOLetFanClub
Korea (South)390 Posts
Just thought TeamLiquid would like this screenshot I took of it, as it happened. May this moment go down as one of the truly great games of Starcraft 2 in history. | ||
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Namkung
Canada151 Posts
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nvs.
Canada3609 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:10 Charger wrote: Via MLG liveblog After consolation matches, here are the placements we're sure of. Some remain to be played, hence the gaps. 7. Huk 8. Naniwa 12. Slush 16. Haypro 17. TLO 18. Select 19. Moonan 20. Cruncher 21. wbc 22. InControl 23. Tyler 24. White-Ra 25. Machine 26. ThisisJimmy 27. Drewbie 28. Choya 29. Oz (Twilight) 30. MToD 31. Merz 32. Attero Please tell me this means Incontrol is finally out of pool play... User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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Heavenly
2172 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:08 hitpoint wrote: People root for their hometown players. You and a hundred other posters can pretend that logic and love of the game dictates who people want to win. It's just not true. Foreigners want to see foreigners do well. It's a big deal to a lot of people to see our own get completely shut out in brutal fashion. So apparently everyone's hometown is the entire world from Ukraine to Canada, just excluding Korea. | ||
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St0chastic
United States103 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:11 Scribble wrote: This. I really wish people would stop acting like Korea is some magical land that pumps out talented players. You don't need to go to Korea to train and get better. All it is is diligent, smart practice and discussion. Not 3 hours a day, 1/3 of which is streaming ladder games. The notion that "it's all because of Korean training," is absurd. That kind of work/training ethic can be applied anywhere. I think you're saying exactly what other people are, too. | ||
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Sc2Null
United States3754 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:12 Malaz wrote: On such a small map like Xel Naga, against an opponent that plays just perfect, zerg is doomed I guess. On bigger maps where the Zerg has an easier time expanding and his counter attacks are much more of a threat, it's a different story.  There's a reason MVP picked xel'naga | ||
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WooChop
United States120 Posts
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parker-
Germany285 Posts
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OneWhoIsMany
Canada292 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:10 mango_destroyer wrote: Yeah the Columbus crowd made it much more hype. I hardly hear this crowd, although I think there were more games at Columbus that were closer and easier to cheer for. Many of the initial/streamed games were 2-0 walk overs for the victors, hard to get enthusiastic for that type of game. Although these last matches have been great, still no reaction unfortunately... | ||
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Tuczniak
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Madera
Sweden2672 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:11 Horse...falcon wrote: Hey Sundance, I heard some Koreans are picking up Halo. Be very afraid. We need some Koreans to dominate the other scenes as well. | ||
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GwSC
United States1997 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:07 Heavenly wrote: 1. Get mutas. 2. Kill some missile turrets and marines 3. Lose to macro terran who won before the "easy gold base" ever came up. Nestea's worst matchup is also ZvT. So is it your opinion that Infestors are superior to muta/ling/bling? Keep in mind, Nestea practices with MVP all the time, and is apparently still convinced that it is the other way around. I think if Nestea saw it as a viable option, he would use it. The way I see it, Muta/ling is better but it is still very difficult to win, and extremely difficult against someone as good as MVP. | ||
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22259 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On August 01 2011 07:12 ABPID wrote: Do you have source? Official announcement(http://www.majorleaguegaming.com/news/mlg-and-the-gsl-create-groundbreaking-player-exchange-program) says "non-korean". Ofc no offense at all, please tell me if you're sure. I'm absolutely sure. MLG is wrong, GSL won't block those that came of their own accord. edit- rather than wrong, say used bad wording. | ||
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