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MasterKush
United Kingdom568 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:59 Alejandrisha wrote: did they do sotg yet this weekend? or is that comin up? i've missed much of this weekend tt They never got the opportunity to do State of the Game, due to schedule changes I believe. Next episode is only a couple of days away. | ||
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Ansalem
564 Posts
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:49 Tzuborg wrote: Must feel great for EG with Huk at 1st, Idra at 4th, PuMa at 7th and Incontrol at 85th oh man thanks for the laugh | ||
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norlock
Netherlands918 Posts
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Shurayuki
Germany2665 Posts
isn't incontrol like still top 32? ;P that's pretty good if you ask me! | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:51 Goshdarnit wrote: True. The whole "discussion" is stupid but you can't jsut make people korean at a whim. Also HuK is soo short next to plott brothers and co. The discussion, as it were, is a silly argument over semantics, which only occurs because people are not willing to look at what's really being discussed. What we learned from this tournament is - 1. "Korean" (ie dedicated, full-time) training is what makes the difference between Koreans and foreigners. 2. While "Foreigner" training is catching up - ie IdrA doing well due to the EG house - it still needs that strong foundation of mechanics that comes with Korean training, which is what IdrA obtained from his time in Korea. 3. The difference between Code S and "Code B" isn't as huge as people think - neither of the two highest Korean finishers in this tournament were in Code S or even in Code A when they came into the tournament. What we learned from the last few weeks is - 1. Without any "Korean" training, very talented foreigners are still able to do well (ie Stephano), but that talent can only carry you so far when people start "figuring you out." 2. European SC 2 isn't as far ahead of NA SC 2 as Europeans like to think - NA-trained players like Gatored performed better than EU-trained players like Strelok in IEM NY, and even in MLG none of the EU-trained players shone particularly brighter than NA ones. | ||
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rolfe
United Kingdom1266 Posts
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Silan
Denmark198 Posts
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Vimsey
United Kingdom2235 Posts
slaves dont get money.... | ||
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Mojodishu
Ireland44 Posts
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Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
On October 17 2011 10:00 Shurayuki wrote: isn't incontrol like still top 32? ;P that's pretty good if you ask me! he's out of being seeded into pools which is a HUGE deal for him | ||
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Nosforit
Canada260 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:58 jmbthirteen wrote: First player to win 2 MLG Championships. In that case, he actually won his first MLG last year. Either way, a correction needed to be made. ^.^ | ||
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Noxblood
Norway374 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:59 AdreN- wrote: 20% of what Stephano got for IPL. TT Although MLG has already announced that their prize pool will be increased next season. But because of the GSL partnership winning a MLG is more impressive than a IPL. Not saying that Stephanos win inn IPL wasn't EXTREMELY impressive! | ||
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:58 Blacklizard wrote: Yeah, I remember way back on Gisado he was destroying face. He deserves some more screen time. Honestly this was really tough, cause I believe that MC, STC and IdrA all deserve that code S spot, and are more than capable code S players. It just comes down to who played better and today that was MC. I could honestly see those 3 being interchangeable though, a few small decisions, determined the outcome today. | ||
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Keone
United States812 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:58 Shurayuki wrote: idra said machine drags everybody to the gym there are other people in the world than huk (i know sad) hehe Uh i think you misunderstood Huk lives in Korea EG base is in the US CONGRATS to Huk, must have been weird to play one of his best friends from Korea in the finals (and a Protoss to boot!). Looks like the old Protoss President just passed his term and the new one just got elected! Congrats Huk, 2nd Protoss President!!! | ||
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Lunares
United States909 Posts
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HUANYSTAKES
United States10 Posts
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Devise
Canada1131 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:57 jmbthirteen wrote: I'm not calling Huk the underdog. I'm calling the foreigners underdogs. Well other than IdrA and HuK there wasn't much of a foreigner showing at the end, although they did good in pool play and the lower rounds. | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:59 EnderCraft wrote: Next year it supposed to be a 1 million dollar prize pool apparently. Sundance has been teasing about it for a while now. It's $200,000 this year, and they're giving $50k to the winner of the national championship. With that same proportion next year could have a $250,000 first place prize for nationals. That's insane. | ||
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InvalidID
United States1050 Posts
On October 17 2011 09:59 AdreN- wrote: 20% of what Stephano got for IPL. TT Although MLG has already announced that their prize pool will be increased next season. The real value is in the exposure. Huk makes far more then that from his EG sponsorship deal. MLG by spending the money in production value not prize pool gives the players exposure. Though IPL did a good job with both. | ||
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