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On August 19 2011 00:15 SuitGuy wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:13 MrSexington wrote:On August 19 2011 00:04 StUfF wrote:On August 19 2011 00:02 OrChard wrote:
Does that mean Huk is out of this tournament? TT Almost. It's possible that that the group goes 3-0 1-2 1-2 1-2 Negatory. One of the remaining matches is against 2 of the people who already have 1 win. >.< nah, it is possible. it would have been convenient for the original post to include names but the 3-0 MUST be Moonglade and not Nerchio. Also, all of the series must go 2-0 for Huk to advance. Moonglade 2-0 Nerchio Moonglade 2-0 Tarson Huk 2-0 Nerchio
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But now it's all over, correct?
Nerchio already got a game off Moonglade.
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wait, it's over already? Lol wp Nerchio.
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poor bitter he was completely in his element casting this series
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On August 19 2011 00:17 Xivsa wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:13 Fanta_Rules wrote:On August 19 2011 00:11 Kurr wrote:On August 19 2011 00:10 Deadlyfish wrote:On August 19 2011 00:09 bgx wrote:On August 19 2011 00:07 Loxley wrote:![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/A7k80.jpg) i need to change my pants. sir Omg i love Tarsons expression, haha :D Well done. People have been posting that picture a lot (well, with IdrA) but it seriously annoys me. AN HALLUCINATION! NOT A HALLUCATION! FDSJLDJGFDSKGJ! You're wrong. No, he's right. According to English grammar rules, the letter h at the start of words counts as a vowel. Just like it's proper to write 'an history' even though it's pronounced 'a history' depending on whether the speaker chooses to enunciate the n.
An history is wrong. An hallucinations is wrong. An hour is right. Do you see the difference?
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On August 19 2011 00:15 REDBLUEGREEN wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:11 Malinor wrote:
I am just wondering: Are there more people like me in here who do not give a single shit about which team a player plays for? I am always rooting for players, I don't root for teams, I don't root for races. I really only care about the players themselves. For sc2 and the foreign scene this is true. Without proleague and the whole team fighting together and sitting on the bench it is hard to identify players with them.
I'd say it's true for a lot of people in the BW Korean scene as well. Plenty of people would still love and follow Bisu even if he leaves SKT and goes to KT.
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I gotta say, if I have one issue with this tournament, it's that we don't have any shots of players. Today could be an online cup in that sense. I always want to see the guys in the booths, see the interviews at least after the game, have shots of them towards the start and end to see how their mindsets are... Foreigner tournaments are a really mixed bag when it comes to this.
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On August 19 2011 00:17 Spidinko wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:15 Consolidate wrote:On August 19 2011 00:11 Malinor wrote:
I am just wondering: Are there more people like me in here who do not give a single shit about which team a player plays for? I am always rooting for players, I don't root for teams, I don't root for races. I really only care about the players themselves. That is a dull rhetorical question followed by an uninteresting statement. Thanks for posting something interesting.
You are welcome to more of my interesting comments.
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I'd like to see any of these people get through R1 Code A and through the up and down matches (omg they are HELL) into Code S. Tbh, zero foreigners have a chance of doing it atm. Meanwhilele, Huk is in Ro16 in GSL... (albeit off 2 pvps)
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On August 19 2011 00:17 Xivsa wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:13 Fanta_Rules wrote:On August 19 2011 00:11 Kurr wrote:On August 19 2011 00:10 Deadlyfish wrote:On August 19 2011 00:09 bgx wrote:On August 19 2011 00:07 Loxley wrote: i need to change my pants. sir Omg i love Tarsons expression, haha :D Well done. People have been posting that picture a lot (well, with IdrA) but it seriously annoys me. AN HALLUCINATION! NOT A HALLUCATION! FDSJLDJGFDSKGJ! You're wrong. No, he's right. According to English grammar rules, the letter h at the start of words counts as a vowel. Just like it's proper to write 'an history' even though it's pronounced 'a history' depending on whether the speaker chooses to enunciate the n.
Ok, that's news to me. Guess I'm not so l33t at english after all.
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Nerchio is so good that MoonGlade doesn't want to play more?
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Too bad Bitter can't cast the entire ZvZ series, he was spot on on all his predictions.
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On August 19 2011 00:17 Xivsa wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:13 Fanta_Rules wrote:On August 19 2011 00:11 Kurr wrote:On August 19 2011 00:10 Deadlyfish wrote:On August 19 2011 00:09 bgx wrote:On August 19 2011 00:07 Loxley wrote: i need to change my pants. sir Omg i love Tarsons expression, haha :D Well done. People have been posting that picture a lot (well, with IdrA) but it seriously annoys me. AN HALLUCINATION! NOT A HALLUCATION! FDSJLDJGFDSKGJ! You're wrong. No, he's right. According to English grammar rules, the letter h at the start of words counts as a vowel. Just like it's proper to write 'an history' even though it's pronounced 'a history' depending on whether the speaker chooses to enunciate the n.
I always thought that it depends on if the h is silent or not. Like an hour and a hallucination.
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Joe Miller awesomeee,meome
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Oh hell yeah Joe casting!
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On August 19 2011 00:18 MrSexington wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:15 SuitGuy wrote:On August 19 2011 00:13 MrSexington wrote:On August 19 2011 00:04 StUfF wrote:On August 19 2011 00:02 OrChard wrote:
Does that mean Huk is out of this tournament? TT Almost. It's possible that that the group goes 3-0 1-2 1-2 1-2 Negatory. One of the remaining matches is against 2 of the people who already have 1 win. >.< nah, it is possible. it would have been convenient for the original post to include names but the 3-0 MUST be Moonglade and not Nerchio. Also, all of the series must go 2-0 for Huk to advance. Moonglade 2-0 Nerchio Moonglade 2-0 Tarson Huk 2-0 Nerchio icic But now it's all over, correct? Nerchio already got a game off Moonglade.
Huk and Nerchio would be tied if Moonglade 2-1's Nerchio, and then if Huk beats Nerchio and has a tied record I would imagine he would progress?
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On August 19 2011 00:18 MrSexington wrote:Show nested quote +On August 19 2011 00:15 SuitGuy wrote:On August 19 2011 00:13 MrSexington wrote:On August 19 2011 00:04 StUfF wrote:On August 19 2011 00:02 OrChard wrote:
Does that mean Huk is out of this tournament? TT Almost. It's possible that that the group goes 3-0 1-2 1-2 1-2 Negatory. One of the remaining matches is against 2 of the people who already have 1 win. >.< nah, it is possible. it would have been convenient for the original post to include names but the 3-0 MUST be Moonglade and not Nerchio. Also, all of the series must go 2-0 for Huk to advance. Moonglade 2-0 Nerchio Moonglade 2-0 Tarson Huk 2-0 Nerchio icic But now it's all over, correct? Nerchio already got a game off Moonglade.
If moonglade 2:1's Nerchio then Huk and Nerchio draw in points
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On August 19 2011 00:18 thopol wrote:
I gotta say, if I have one issue with this tournament, it's that we don't have any shots of players. Today could be an online cup in that sense. I always want to see the guys in the booths, see the interviews at least after the game, have shots of them towards the start and end to see how their mindsets are... Foreigner tournaments are a really mixed bag when it comes to this.
they had that yesterday and probably tomorrow too but for some reason there was football on the mainstage today earlier and other stuff.
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