EPTOn August 28 2011 06:54 n00b3rt wrote:
You naughty kid, go watch TSL 2 right away !
You naughty kid, go watch TSL 2 right away !
Or like, TSL1 n that...
MLG Raleigh Day 2 RED Live Report Thread - Page 290
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Eishi_Ki
Korea (South)1667 Posts
Or like, TSL1 n that... | ||
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:53 Lylat wrote: I don't care they're still foreigner training in Korea. Its an unstoppable chain that makes no sense. When you are foreigner in Korea and you lose you are a foreigner but when you win you are a Korean, so its impossible to count for anything else. | ||
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BjC
England181 Posts
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Montana[TK]
1624 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 ReignFayth wrote: Sorry I don't see a huge difference in skill level between huk and kiwi, and I'm probably a better judge of that than every gold players that lurks teamliquid Sorry but your opinion of a single player in Code S doesn't qualify another one to be considered of that skill level. | ||
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cilinder007
Slovenia7251 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 kilergrunt wrote: I don't want to start anything, but why does this logic work on huk but not on select? select trains in NA does that make him a foreign player? yes | ||
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Yaki
France4234 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:56 Kemy wrote: Too many breaks so far... And I don't understand all this hate against certain players (such as IdrA) when everything goes as usual so far: Koreans winning pretty much everything. It is very likely that of all the foreigners only HuK, Naniwa, Select and Kiwi will have more than 2 wins and I guess Nani and Huk may even count as Koreans by now. No really big upsets so far. Nani not yet I think he's only been in Korea for 2-3 weeks | ||
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MechKing
United States3004 Posts
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LegendaryZ
United States1583 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 ReignFayth wrote: Sorry I don't see a huge difference in skill level between huk and kiwi, and I'm probably a better judge of that than every gold players that lurks teamliquid The difference is that Huk is more consistent, which is actually a pretty huge factor. | ||
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Kevan
Sweden2303 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:53 snafoo wrote: Why do people keep mentioning this? MC also beat Puma 2-0 whilst at IEM in the Sk Cup..... The games didn't matter... lol It's not often a foreigner beats a player like Puma. Every time counts.  | ||
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Sleight
2471 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 ReignFayth wrote: Sorry I don't see a huge difference in skill level between huk and kiwi, and I'm probably a better judge of that than every gold players that lurks teamliquid Requoted for truth. Kiwi is on top of his game. HuK isn't untouchable. Even both at full form, they were always close to even. Nani, Kiwi, and HuK all are, honestly. | ||
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A Wet Shamwow
United States1590 Posts
it was pretty successful you got like half a page raging | ||
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Dusen
Denmark68 Posts
I havne't paid for better quality, but would feel pretty screwed if i had. | ||
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ceaRshaf
Romania4926 Posts
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Empirimancer
Canada1024 Posts
Sorry I don't see a huge difference in skill level between huk and kiwi, and I'm probably a better judge of that than every gold players that lurks teamliquid If you're only judging by the games they played at this MLG, I can see how you might think that, but not if you compare their performances at the last 3 or 4 last tournaments they've played in. | ||
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RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:52 NexUmbra wrote: Also people who say "NANI AND THORZAIN ARE RAPING KOREA!" lets take a look at TLPD Thorzain - 4 wins 5 losses. Nani - 1 win 4 losses Fenix - 2 wins 5 losses 2 of those losses are from GSL arent they`? And the day the swedes were playing they had just arrived the day before and had some jet lag and not much practice even before that. And considering most of the korean themselfs even has close to 50% win loss percent in gsl and gstl, only DRG, Nestea have like 70% on winrate. So it does like pretty decent excluding the crappy gsl day they had. Thorzain - 4 wins 3 losses. Nani - 1 win 2 losses Fenix - 2 wins 3 losses Looks like any decent korean results to me, and they haven't been in korea practicing that long unlike the koreans. | ||
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TooN
1046 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 TT1 wrote: tsl2 = nony tsl1 = jf, jf was probably the most talented sc1 player I think savior or bisu was better but i donno | ||
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Yaki
France4234 Posts
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
Well thanks for providing the correct information if you think I'm wrong. | ||
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Jakkerr
Netherlands2549 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 ReignFayth wrote: Sorry I don't see a huge difference in skill level between huk and kiwi, and I'm probably a better judge of that than every gold players that lurks teamliquid Hey Fayth whole different question. Are you still a player for Team Reign. I remember u being announced when the team was formed but u aren't in the team on TLPD but I never saw any message of u leaving? | ||
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
On August 28 2011 06:55 TT1 wrote: tsl2 = nony tsl1 = jf, jf was probably the most talented foreign sc1 player you mean the most abusive  jk jk. watching draco v jf game 5 live was unparalleled nerd chills | ||
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