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Share_The_Land
Canada152 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:31 Olinimm wrote: It's not just because they're Code B. Considering they just beat Slayers 5-4, losing to just Yoda and True, with QIM not fielding a single big gun, IS underwhelming, Now there's a point I can stand behind  yeah I was pretty surprised to see True dominate Mouz like that. | ||
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ratzp0li
United States340 Posts
lol@ the people that voted for mouz | ||
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NipponBanzai
Canada518 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:31 Share_The_Land wrote: Couldn't have put it much better myself. Code B does not mean bad by any means, if you look at the Korean weekly tournament you will be surprised. The weeklys are great but lets be honest, Apocalypse and true can't even qualify for code A and Yoda did very poorly in Code A and then dropped out. It's pretty bad. Apparently GSL > weekly tournaments. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
Yes they do. | ||
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RageCommodore
Germany912 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:27 00Visor wrote: How much more do we have to see from Korean B-Teamers to acknowledge that losing to them is not underwhelming/emberassing? These are Koreans on pro teams. Code B players beat Code A/S regularly in various events. Yeah, but they are not the best. They are very, VERY good, yes, but not the biggest guns (otherwise they would be in the A-Team, obviously). It's like IM didn't even bother to field their strong players, knowing that their B-Teamers were enough to dismantle the strongest foreign team at the moment. So technically, their best players weren't able to beat IM's backup guys (even if their backup guys are incredibly strong). If we go back to saying "well, it's the Koreans who beat them" we'll have BW all over again in a year or so. | ||
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00Visor
4337 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:31 Olinimm wrote: It's not just because they're Code B. Considering Mouz just beat Slayers 5-4, losing to just Yoda and True, with QIM not fielding a single big gun, IS underwhelming, Mouz beating Slayers was a big upset. You can't set that as a standard. | ||
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:41 00Visor wrote: Mouz beating Slayers was a big upset. You can't set that as a standard. I might be incorrect but I believe slayers, especially their terrans, were all strategizing for MMA's final (and MVP's match) | ||
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00Visor
4337 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:38 RageCommodore wrote: Yeah, but they are not the best. They are very, VERY good, yes, but not the biggest guns (otherwise they would be in the A-Team, obviously). It's like IM didn't even bother to field their strong players, knowing that their B-Teamers were enough to dismantle the strongest foreign team at the moment. So technically, their best players weren't able to beat IM's backup guys (even if their backup guys are incredibly strong). If we go back to saying "well, it's the Koreans who beat them" we'll have BW all over again in a year or so. We just saw Mouz beat Slayers some days ago. So Koreans can't just field their B-Teamers to win 100%. And I'm totally not saying that "well thats a Korean" is an excuse for losing, mouz are able to beat these players (Yoda, true), but losing is not "embarassing" as some are stating. | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:33 McFeser wrote: What a horrible post. Look at who qualified for HSC4. Sound? Heard of him? He beat Jjajki and several Code S players. Back to topic, if SlayerS meets Mouz again do they have to win two Bo9s? And if so, does the old score carry over? Edit: I was wrong. He didn't beat Jjajki, but he did beat Gumiho, asd, Lucky. good one you win. its like saying yugioh belong in code s just because he made it once | ||
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MayorITC
Korea (South)798 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:33 McFeser wrote: What a horrible post. Look at who qualified for HSC4. Sound? Heard of him? He beat Jjajki and several Code S players. Back to topic, if SlayerS meets Mouz again do they have to win two Bo9s? And if so, does the old score carry over? Edit: I was wrong. He didn't beat Jjajki, but he did beat Gumiho, asd, Lucky. And how many Code B players lost to Code A/S players and failed to qualify for HSC4? I don't want to argue over semantics, but saying Code B players beat Code A/S players "regularly" is quite a stretch. It happens, but it's definitely not the norm. Just like how foreigners can beat Code S players, but it's not the norm. Top foreigners can lose to Code B players, but it's not the norm. People need to stop citing one event as the standard and focus on the bigger picture. | ||
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ratzp0li
United States340 Posts
edit: shit wrong thread | ||
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aviator116
United States820 Posts
thats the real question... | ||
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:33 McFeser wrote: What a horrible post. Look at who qualified for HSC4. Sound? Heard of him? He beat Jjajki and several Code S players. Back to topic, if SlayerS meets Mouz again do they have to win two Bo9s? And if so, does the old score carry over? Edit: I was wrong. He didn't beat Jjajki, but he did beat Gumiho, asd, Lucky. He beat heart, asd, and revival. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
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xi Tempest x
Scotland340 Posts
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poorcloud
Singapore2748 Posts
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TheSubtleArt
Canada2527 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:33 Share_The_Land wrote: Now there's a point I can stand behind yeah I was pretty surprised to see True dominate Mouz like that.Lol? yoda's pretty good..... | ||
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jianming
149 Posts
On December 20 2011 12:33 McFeser wrote: What a horrible post. Look at who qualified for HSC4. Sound? Heard of him? He beat Jjajki and several Code S players. Back to topic, if SlayerS meets Mouz again do they have to win two Bo9s? And if so, does the old score carry over? Edit: I was wrong. He didn't beat Jjajki, but he did beat Gumiho, asd, Lucky. I'm pretty sure if we get Slayers or colMVP vs Mouz it will just be one bo9, since it would be a loser's bracket match, and both teams are already on a loss. In the Grand Finals QIM would have two "lives" since they are unbeaten, and the format of the tournament allows you to lose a maximum of two times before you're eliminated. | ||
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