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* Mod please edit the title to "WCG China Finals Day 1"(or 2 is also ok).
Starting August 4th to August 7th, in Shanghai Everbright International Convention Center, progamers from all over China within multiples titles including Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty, Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, League of Legends, Crossfire and more, will duel it out for the glorious spots of WCG Grand Finals in Busan, South Korea in December.
Fought through the bloodbath of offline qualifiers and wildcard tournaments, 16 best Chinese Starcraft 2 progamer will battle for the 3 spots in WCG Grand Finals.
The WCG Grand Final spot winners are:
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+ Show Spoiler [The Pool Results] +
+ Show Spoiler [The Bracket] +
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+ Show Spoiler [Tournament Format] +Group Stage: Best of 1, top 2 of each group advance to RO8
RO8 - Final: Best of 3 single elimination
3rd Place Match: Best of 3
No replays will be released.
+ Show Spoiler [Price Pool] +1st: ￥30000 ($4659)
2nd: ￥10000 ($1552)
3rd: ￥5000 ($776)
USD convertion rate as of August 3rd.
The top 3 will go to the Grand Finals in Busan, South Korea in December.
+ Show Spoiler [Broadcasting Schedule] +Day 1:Friday, Aug 05 2:00am GMT (GMT+00:00): Opening Ceremony Friday, Aug 05 2:30am GMT (GMT+00:00): Group B  Nv.MSI.F91 vs ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/tlpd/images/Picon_small.png) VA.Syc (on 2nd stream) Friday, Aug 05 3:00am GMT (GMT+00:00): Group C  WE.GIGABYTE.LoveTT vs WE.GIGABYTE.Super (on 2nd stream) Friday, Aug 05 3:50am GMT (GMT+00:00): Group B Nv.MSI.F91 vs iG.xiaOtFriday, Aug 05 6:30am GMT (GMT+00:00): Group D  Tyloo.Lengmo vs ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/tlpd/images/Ticon_small.png) VA.YHY (on 2nd stream) Friday, Aug 05 7:00am GMT (GMT+00:00): Group B iG.xiaOt vs VA.Syc (on 2nd stream) Friday, Aug 05 8:05am GMT (GMT+00:00): Group A WE.GIGABYTE.Loner vs iG.xiguaDay 2:Saturday, Aug 06 1:30am GMT (GMT+00:00): Quarter Finals Saturday, Aug 06 5:00am GMT (GMT+00:00): Semi Finals 1(on 2nd stream) Saturday, Aug 06 9:30am GMT (GMT+00:00): Semi Finals 2 Day 3:Sunday, Aug 07 3:30am GMT (GMT+00:00): 3rd Place Match(on 2nd stream) Sunday, Aug 07 4:00am GMT (GMT+00:00): Finals
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I will be heading to Shanghai tomorrow to cover the whole event, results, interviews and pics will be posted every night as I finish my working coverage job, and if available live result reports will be there during the matches too.
And if any TLer in Shanghai is heading there to watch, FYI the tickets are free of charge, First come First serve, the venue is at Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center, West Hall Floor 3, Caobao Rd. 88, Xuhui District, take Subway Line 1 to Caobao Road Station, exit through Exit 1 and go west through Caobao Rd.
See google maps: http://maps.google.com/maps/place?cid=3341584136386620183&cd=1&cad=src:ppiwlink&ei=BtY4TurVOcuOkgWnnbm2Aw&sig2=pnC0b7G1Eu-F9Q7qWzeIHA&dtab=2
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hopefully china can bust into the SC2 scene and do some damage!
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It will be interesting to see how far the SC2 scene in China has grown. Besides the StarsWars tournament we have almost no guage on the skill level of Chinese players. Given their strength in Brood War, WC3 and LOL I could see them eventually becoming the second best SC2 scene despite their late start.
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Added broadcasting schedule.
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As much as I love wc 3....come on Infi.. 
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These Chinese players really need to get on the international stage.
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what happened to the lovecd guy?
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On August 03 2011 14:52 hiyo_bye wrote:
what happened to the lovecd guy?
he failed the qualifier ...
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sighhh infi
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lovecd didnt make out of the offline qualifier in Beijing.
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f91 vs xiaot wow. Wonder how group play is gonna work.
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On August 03 2011 14:51 Like a Boss wrote:
These Chinese players really need to get on the international stage.
Visa issues between NA/EU and China are a pain
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On August 03 2011 15:24 Oktyabr wrote:
YHY should be zerg, hmm?
yea it seems that TLPD is slow on that
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F91 comes again! (: Cant wait for it.
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On August 03 2011 14:18 red4ce wrote:
It will be interesting to see how far the SC2 scene in China has grown. Besides the StarsWars tournament we have almost no guage on the skill level of Chinese players. Given their strength in Brood War, WC3 and LOL I could see them eventually becoming the second best SC2 scene despite their late start.
As far as I heard from people living there, SC 2 is a failure in China. To be fair, though, that has to be qualified by the observation that even as a failure, the CHN server has 250,000+ accounts...
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Could u link to their homepage please? I want to follow their dota tournament
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On August 03 2011 15:37 BLinD-RawR wrote:
GO F91!!!!
IdrA vs F91 rematch gogogogogo
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Same F91 from BW ??? Woo, F91 fighting!!!!
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this will be one sick tournament, took a while for the warcraft 3 scene to kick off their properly!!!
Come on Xiaot!!!
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On August 03 2011 17:08 Azarkon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2011 14:18 red4ce wrote:
It will be interesting to see how far the SC2 scene in China has grown. Besides the StarsWars tournament we have almost no guage on the skill level of Chinese players. Given their strength in Brood War, WC3 and LOL I could see them eventually becoming the second best SC2 scene despite their late start. As far as I heard from people living there, SC 2 is a failure in China. To be fair, though, that has to be qualified by the observation that even as a failure, the CHN server has 250,000+ accounts...
The Chinese government supports wc3, but they condemn gaming in general. Knowing this, it's kinda obvious that SC2 in China is kind of a fail (especially since China didn't even sell SC2... Chinese people had to buy it from Taiwan initially).
xiaOt will probably take it btw, he's the been best player in China for the most part. infi and a few others will give him some competition but F91 (though I'd love to see him win) hasn't been winning much of anything...
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On August 03 2011 17:32 Shinta) wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2011 17:08 Azarkon wrote:On August 03 2011 14:18 red4ce wrote:
It will be interesting to see how far the SC2 scene in China has grown. Besides the StarsWars tournament we have almost no guage on the skill level of Chinese players. Given their strength in Brood War, WC3 and LOL I could see them eventually becoming the second best SC2 scene despite their late start. As far as I heard from people living there, SC 2 is a failure in China. To be fair, though, that has to be qualified by the observation that even as a failure, the CHN server has 250,000+ accounts... The Chinese government supports wc3, but they condemn gaming in general. Knowing this, it's kinda obvious that SC2 in China is kind of a fail (especially since China didn't even sell SC2... Chinese people had to buy it from Taiwan initially).
I think it has more to do with Blizzard's business model than the Chinese government tbh, judging by the success of games like Dota and LoL.
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is that the same super that played terran in BW and was so freaking good?
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On August 03 2011 17:32 Shinta) wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2011 17:08 Azarkon wrote:On August 03 2011 14:18 red4ce wrote:
It will be interesting to see how far the SC2 scene in China has grown. Besides the StarsWars tournament we have almost no guage on the skill level of Chinese players. Given their strength in Brood War, WC3 and LOL I could see them eventually becoming the second best SC2 scene despite their late start. As far as I heard from people living there, SC 2 is a failure in China. To be fair, though, that has to be qualified by the observation that even as a failure, the CHN server has 250,000+ accounts... The Chinese government supports wc3, but they condemn gaming in general. Knowing this, it's kinda obvious that SC2 in China is kind of a fail (especially since China didn't even sell SC2... Chinese people had to buy it from Taiwan initially). xiaOt will probably take it btw, he's the been best player in China for the most part. infi and a few others will give him some competition but F91 (though I'd love to see him win) hasn't been winning much of anything...
xiaot has being slumping a bit as of late, playing poorly. he recently lost against VA.Syc in pstl (same guy in his bracket) because of some sloppy decision making (charging blinkstalkers into immortals)
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i wish the CN scene would get more publicity, its so hard to get to know what their players are like from usa =\
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loveTT will do it i think
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On August 03 2011 17:42 JiYan wrote:
i wish the CN scene would get more publicity, its so hard to get to know what their players are like from usa =\
That would be quite difficult, as they use very different streaming software than NA/EU for their tournaments, which is a constant source of headaches for people wanting to watch Chinese games. It doesn't work for half the people who try it, and for the other half, lag is frequent and often severe.
Plus, I don't think people would really be interested in following SC 2 from China since they have virtually no presence in international tournaments and isn't the best country in terms of skill. Yeah, players on the level of XiaoT and Xigua can probably give foreigner pros a run for their money, but any kind of cross-server play between China and the rest of the foreigner world is fraught with network issues and they can't generally attend live events due to visa and travel fees, either.
The one thing Chinese players do have going for them is a potentially much larger viewer base for tournaments that try to involve them, but the state of SC 2 in China makes even this kind of iffy.
Having said that, there are a couple of Chinese & English members on TL who can certainly do a lot more for the scene if they could update readers on the events and provide instructions for viewing them.
Kind of like what Chinese members do on GG.net for Dota, if anyone else's familiar with that.
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On August 03 2011 17:52 Azarkon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2011 17:42 JiYan wrote:
i wish the CN scene would get more publicity, its so hard to get to know what their players are like from usa =\ That would be quite difficult, as they use very different streaming software than NA/EU for their tournaments, which is a constant source of headaches for people wanting to watch Chinese games. It doesn't work for half the people who try it, and for the other half, lag is frequent and often severe. Plus, I don't think people would really be interested in following SC 2 from China since they have virtually no presence in international tournaments and isn't the best country in terms of skill. Yeah, players on the level of XiaoT and Xigua can probably give foreigner pros a run for their money, but any kind of cross-server play between China and the rest of the foreigner world is fraught with network issues and they can't generally attend live events due to visa and travel fees, either. The one thing Chinese players do have going for them is a potentially much larger viewer base for tournaments that try to involve them, but the state of SC 2 in China makes even this kind of iffy. Having said that, there are a couple of Chinese & English members on TL who can certainly do a lot more for the scene if they could update readers on the events and provide instructions for viewing them. Kind of like what Chinese members do on GG.net for Dota, if anyone else's familiar with that.
? players like xiaot and xigua give foreigner pros a "run for their money?" they're better than a lot of korean players.
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On August 03 2011 17:52 Azarkon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2011 17:42 JiYan wrote:
i wish the CN scene would get more publicity, its so hard to get to know what their players are like from usa =\ ... Having said that, there are a couple of Chinese & English members on TL who can certainly do a lot more for the scene if they could update readers on the events and provide instructions for viewing them. ...
Yes that's what I'm going to do in the future and I'm currently writing a blog/article about the SC2 scene in China, including introduction of progamers, teams, tournaments etc, and something about Chinese esports in general.
Also I may start casting some Chinese players games but not sure if I can do well with my English speaking skill. 
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I'd be pretty scared of Loner, xiaOt and LoveTT if I were in that tournament.
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On August 03 2011 18:27 rauk wrote:Show nested quote +On August 03 2011 17:52 Azarkon wrote:On August 03 2011 17:42 JiYan wrote:
i wish the CN scene would get more publicity, its so hard to get to know what their players are like from usa =\ That would be quite difficult, as they use very different streaming software than NA/EU for their tournaments, which is a constant source of headaches for people wanting to watch Chinese games. It doesn't work for half the people who try it, and for the other half, lag is frequent and often severe. Plus, I don't think people would really be interested in following SC 2 from China since they have virtually no presence in international tournaments and isn't the best country in terms of skill. Yeah, players on the level of XiaoT and Xigua can probably give foreigner pros a run for their money, but any kind of cross-server play between China and the rest of the foreigner world is fraught with network issues and they can't generally attend live events due to visa and travel fees, either. The one thing Chinese players do have going for them is a potentially much larger viewer base for tournaments that try to involve them, but the state of SC 2 in China makes even this kind of iffy. Having said that, there are a couple of Chinese & English members on TL who can certainly do a lot more for the scene if they could update readers on the events and provide instructions for viewing them. Kind of like what Chinese members do on GG.net for Dota, if anyone else's familiar with that. ? players like xiaot and xigua give foreigner pros a "run for their money?" they're better than a lot of korean players.
xiaOt is probably Code A/S level with his usual skill, but he's been underperforming for a while now. Meanwhile, I've seen a number of XiGua's games and while he's not bad, his play strikes me as a bit mediocre. I hope that it's just that he hasn't had a worthy opponent to ply his trade on yet, though, because he's been getting a little hyped lately.
Anyways, anyone want to fill me in on why xiaOt, XiGua, Comm, etc. have an iG tag? Thought they were Nv --> CCM. Did I miss another team change?
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win F91, i want broodsport rematch at WCG (idra has to play terran.)
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Did Lx or PJ switch to Sc2 ?
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Which one of them's name means watermelon in chinese? I remember him having some good game in the last FXO tournament.
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On August 04 2011 04:01 godemperor wrote:
Which one of them's name means watermelon in chinese? I remember him having some good game in the last FXO tournament.
XiGua is watermelon.
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On August 03 2011 14:12 Holy_KR wrote:
hopefully china can bust into the SC2 scene and do some damage!
If they would just start entering global events, they would be top tier.
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No Dota right?
Makes me sad
Chinese are sick at Dota.
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I don't know many of the chinese players >.<. LoveTT is pretty good.
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Infi is such a baller..makes it to the regional finals in two games - love that guy, but I wish he'd focus on SC2 rather than Wc3
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On August 04 2011 03:57 Tigi wrote:
Did Lx or PJ switch to Sc2 ?
Pj retired, and after WCG 2010 Lx probably did too.
Lx gave two pretty good games to Flash there.
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Group result till now:
+ Show Spoiler +https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AgqhO8I4sMEtdGdWWTRVNFNoSVlKMjhWUzF0TnlPMmc&hl=zh_CN
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xiaOt forfeited. Exact ReasoN still Unknown.
Any Way,
this guy SaiD he would participate in GSL 2011 when it was 2010 Summer.
Later he SaiD he would go after Chinese Spring Festival.
After that he SaiD would go Apr or May.
Consequently, he changed his mind and promised to go after WCG.
And today, he forfeited.
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That's a lot of forfeits, actually.
xiaOt, JiFeng, and Infi? I'm baffled.
EDIT: Forgot Infi forfeited for the WC3 spot. That leaves the other two to explain away. Hm.
EDIT2: Well, I guess they could have simply been late and got disqualified. WCG counts those as forfeit losses, if I'm not mistaken. Hope someone clears this up in the near future, as I'm just speculating.
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ok, sorry I slept yesterday. Now I update the final results of Day 1 on post above.
(P)xiaOt forfeited because his clan CCM was bought, and he is going to be manager/coach of SC2 team.
PS: a lot of Chinese audience including me felt disappointed about xiaOt...
(Z)JiFeng forfeited because he is retired.
(T)Infi did NOT forfeited, he just simply lost all his games, maybe because he had to play both SC2 and War3.
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Hoooly shit F91 in SCII... whyyy xiaOt don't go coach T.T go playy
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On August 05 2011 21:07 nkwd wrote:ok, sorry I slept yesterday. Now I update the final results of Day 1 on post above. (P) xiaOt forfeited because his clan CCM was bought, and he is going to be manager/coach of SC2 team. PS: a lot of Chinese audience including me felt disappointed about xiaOt... (Z)JiFeng forfeited because he is retired. (T)Infi did NOT forfeited, he just simply lost all his games, maybe because he had to play both SC2 and War3.
Manager/Coach? So he won't be playing actively or at least not that much? Would love to have more information about that because xiaOt stopping to play would be a shame.
Edit: Seems like his Battlenet-profile is quite inactive aswell: http://www.sc2ranks.com/cn/124435/NvxiaOt
Hope he uses a new one or something...
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On August 05 2011 21:07 nkwd wrote:ok, sorry I slept yesterday. Now I update the final results of Day 1 on post above. (P) xiaOt forfeited because his clan CCM was bought, and he is going to be manager/coach of SC2 team. PS: a lot of Chinese audience including me felt disappointed about xiaOt... (Z)JiFeng forfeited because he is retired. (T)Infi did NOT forfeited, he just simply lost all his games, maybe because he had to play both SC2 and War3.
Awwww, man. Is it confirmed he won't be playing anymore then? I really wanted to see him at the GSL.
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On August 05 2011 22:32 babylon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 05 2011 21:07 nkwd wrote:ok, sorry I slept yesterday. Now I update the final results of Day 1 on post above. (P) xiaOt forfeited because his clan CCM was bought, and he is going to be manager/coach of SC2 team. PS: a lot of Chinese audience including me felt disappointed about xiaOt... (Z)JiFeng forfeited because he is retired. (T)Infi did NOT forfeited, he just simply lost all his games, maybe because he had to play both SC2 and War3. Awwww, man. Is it confirmed he won't be playing anymore then? I really wanted to see him at the GSL.
Hmmm, he didn't say anything about future, so we can only hope that he maybe just too busy this time.
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today's detailed results are being updated, pics and interviews are coming up later in the night, and mod please change the title to "WCG China National Finals Day 1"
and 2 FYIs: xiaOt forfeited his matches due to his lack of practicing and transition into management role of the new iG progaming team.
Jifeng forfeited because his injury in the feet, he did not retire, since he is not actually a sc2 progamer, the Legacy team is a amateur SC2 team.
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xiaot is like 20, strange seeing him become head coach of the new ccm team ;o
i suppose the rich kid is paying him thousands i guess
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xiaOt is already 25, 1 year older than me, he just played BW very early. His problem is not his talent or effort, he is not very consistent, either in WC3 or SC2.
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Chinese so different, only protoss and zerg. Korea is more like 80% Terran, cool to see ^^
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does anybody restream this? I don't feel like installing anything and/or using IE 
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I have a new favorite player ID: Goldpig
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wow infi 0-3 what da
also where's xiaot?
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ahhh infi... sticking with the wc3 stuff? ily ^_^
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F91 2-0 iG.Comm advanced to semi-finals.
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WCG streams lot of other games, that's why no restream
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I'll try if i can get the vod from neotv and upload them to youtube.
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Wait what?!? XiaoT has quit playing to become a manager?! noooo 
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I dont know why XiaoT is going to become coach!
He can go to korea and compete with those code a player at least!
He has a nice future but he gave up?
what the hell
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Wow Korea is terran heavy, but China has like 0 terrans o.o But I hope winner will rep well.
Gogo F91.
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On August 06 2011 11:37 OrChard wrote:I dont know why XiaoT is going to become coach! He can go to korea and compete with those code a player at least! He has a nice future but he gave up? what the hell
Yeah I'm pissed off too...why did he not continue to play >:[
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On August 06 2011 11:50 Z3kk wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 11:37 OrChard wrote:I dont know why XiaoT is going to become coach! He can go to korea and compete with those code a player at least! He has a nice future but he gave up? what the hell Yeah I'm pissed off too...why did he not continue to play >:[
It's possible the guy who bought out CCM specifically appointed him as the manager of iG, and he accepted the position. (If you haven't kept up with the news. CCM was bought out just a few days ago, I believe.) But yeah, this is rather depressing.
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On August 06 2011 12:07 babylon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 11:50 Z3kk wrote:On August 06 2011 11:37 OrChard wrote:I dont know why XiaoT is going to become coach! He can go to korea and compete with those code a player at least! He has a nice future but he gave up? what the hell Yeah I'm pissed off too...why did he not continue to play >:[ It's possible the guy who bought out CCM specifically appointed him as the manager of iG, and he accepted the position. (If you haven't kept up with the news. CCM was bought out just a few days ago, I believe.) But yeah, this is rather depressing.
Ah okay
I guess you can take XiaoT out of your sig since he's not a player anymore ;; or you can keep him as a coach/manager or something maybe
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On August 06 2011 12:09 Z3kk wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 12:07 babylon wrote:On August 06 2011 11:50 Z3kk wrote:On August 06 2011 11:37 OrChard wrote:I dont know why XiaoT is going to become coach! He can go to korea and compete with those code a player at least! He has a nice future but he gave up? what the hell Yeah I'm pissed off too...why did he not continue to play >:[ It's possible the guy who bought out CCM specifically appointed him as the manager of iG, and he accepted the position. (If you haven't kept up with the news. CCM was bought out just a few days ago, I believe.) But yeah, this is rather depressing. Ah okay I guess you can take XiaoT out of your sig since he's not a player anymore ;; or you can keep him as a coach/manager or something maybe
Yeah. He was my favorite Protoss player too, so it's doubly disappointing.
I'm hoping he'll still decide to play competitively, maybe once his managerial/coaching duties lighten up. I mean, Choya still does quite well for himself despite being a manager and a coach, so a guy can dream, I guess.
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The only players name I recognized is F91
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Day 2 's result has been updated, we have another ZvZ final.
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yep, the finals would be up at around 6pm GMT+8, F91 vs iG.Xigua.
Any predictions?
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F91 fighting. Is there any news on who the Chinese representatives to blizzcon are?
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Zerg are dominating so hard every tournament now... Few months ago there were no Zerg players in China...
Hope to see a Protoss/Terran revolutionist during these WCG, would be pretty epic...
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XiGua also plays on the korean server quite a bit and he is a beast. He has been rolling over Huk on his stream a couple of times. Such a scary zerg.
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On August 06 2011 22:41 TeWy wrote:
Zerg are dominating so hard every tournament now... Few months ago there were no Zerg players in China...
Hope to see a Protoss/Terran revolutionist during these WCG, would be pretty epic...
no they aren't.....did you look at the brackets, most of the players were zerg in this tournament, and terran and protoss have no shortage of tournament results, your just too biased to notice them.
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Is this the same Super from BW? If so that is amazing, can't wait to see what he has in store for us
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I really hope we get too see Sky in sc2.
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On August 06 2011 23:06 MiLesRP wrote:
XiGua also plays on the korean server quite a bit and he is a beast. He has been rolling over Huk on his stream a couple of times. Such a scary zerg.
Not surprised. His ZvP is guaranteed to be good, given that he plays against Chinese Protoss all the damn time. It's either that or he wouldn't have made it as far as he has in the scene.
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been saying this for a while now xigua (watermelon) is becoming a really solid player, ever since he almost beat sen in gsl WC qualifiers, watch out for this guy he could take games off the best
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gogo f91 + xigua take wcg and reveal to the world china's might! lol
are there any replays for this? I'd prefer that over vods on like youku -_-
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Xigua according to Xiaot is one of the best Zs in the world
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Wow. XiGua to GSL please, Chinese players are like complete unknowns. They probably have their own style of play.
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On August 06 2011 23:08 Newguy wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 22:41 TeWy wrote:
Zerg are dominating so hard every tournament now... Few months ago there were no Zerg players in China...
Hope to see a Protoss/Terran revolutionist during these WCG, would be pretty epic... no they aren't.....did you look at the brackets, most of the players were zerg in this tournament, and terran and protoss have no shortage of tournament results, your just too biased to notice them.
Isn't it the same argument with Terran in old foreign scene and current Korean scene? Too many Terrannnnnnnnn.
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Xigua takes it
Hope he can performs well in the world stage
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Broodwar will no longer be included in next yr's WCG?... Oh Holy F*ck WCG
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F91? Nice. I hadn't kept up with the Chinese SC2 scene at all and it's good to see some of the old brood war guys playing.
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Xigua's no stranger to pro-gaming. He was formerly known as Rabbit when he played WC3 and represented China in 2006 for WCG after being 2nd place in China's Grand Finals. Not really surprised to see someone who has that much dedication going far. I think he has a chance of snapping top 3 in Busan.
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the dota game of the year is being played right now between iG(CCM) and Tyloo
definitely go check it out if you play LoL/HoN/DotA
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I couldnt get a good quality on the stream but it seemed like a cool game
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Only the 1st place get to represent China?
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Is xigua the infamous zerg who is supposedly leagues above IdrA ? (i think xiaot said something about his zerg partners);p If yes gonna be interesting
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On August 07 2011 19:29 MiraKul wrote:
Only the 1st place get to represent China?
i want to ask this too
anyone knows?
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On August 07 2011 19:53 bgx wrote:
Is xigua the infamous zerg who is supposedly leagues above IdrA ? (i think xiaot said something about his zerg partners);p If yes gonna be interesting
He is leagues above IdrA...the whole (former) CCM team had a practice schedule equivalent to oGs, XiGua recently won that $23k tournament and he beat IMYongHwa in a series, he hasn't had a lot of games against foreigners/Koreans but most of the Chinese progamers living in team houses are pretty close to the Koreans in terms of skill level, which is leaps and bounds ahead of foreigners.
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On August 07 2011 19:29 MiraKul wrote:
Only the 1st place get to represent China?
Read my OP
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