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But: Yeaaaaaaaaaah Puma
Code A Qualifiers: GSL 2012 Season 1 - Page 61
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Titorelli
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But: Yeaaaaaaaaaah Puma | ||
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VyingsP
France174 Posts
And is there any link to a full bracket ? (other than Liquipedia) | ||
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Titorelli
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ILoveAustralia
Bangladesh104 Posts
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hyperknight
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T_T for Choya and Rain though. I really liked them. Choya was a hit in the start only, looks like his skills have not kept up with the standards at which the skill bar is growing. Same comment applies to Jinro. TL lovers need to admit that he is just not as good as he was when he made it to ro4 early in 2011. or for TL-haters, that he was not good at all, and that the game was too much in its infancy to figure out proper strategies etc. whatever tickles your bone i guess. Rain i really thought would make it, but seems as if I was wrong. He was working really hard towards making it for code a from what I hear. He has the skill too, in my opnion. Same goes for Min. I'm really excited for GSL this year, because now Code S is finally going to mean something! I wanna see folks like Alive/Clide etc all get kicked because the word code S has no meaning in sc2 as compared to brood war. With the competition becoming brutal, this is going to be the year of GSL! woohoo! | ||
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DMKraft
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Congrats to those who made it and good luck for next time to the rest of you  | ||
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Xcobidoo
Sweden1871 Posts
Finally AnNeyong in GSL!! :D | ||
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Shuffleus
Australia764 Posts
On January 05 2012 21:35 VyingsP wrote: Does anyone know what happened to ToD ? Is he out or does he play tomorrow ? And is there any link to a full bracket ? (other than Liquipedia) ToD plays tomorrow at 4 | ||
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Azzur
Australia6253 Posts
On January 05 2012 21:58 DMKraft wrote: Too many basement dwellers taking joy in peoples lack of success. Don't pretend you know what is going on in peoples lives or what their motivations and goals are. You are not experts, you are not their managers, you are just sad little men. Congrats to those who made it and good luck for next time to the rest of you A wild white knight appears! | ||
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L3g3nd_
New Zealand10461 Posts
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Azzur
Australia6253 Posts
On January 05 2012 22:15 L3g3nd_ wrote: hows jinro going? Lost 1-2 in his r2 match in an epic 3rd game | ||
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Shalaiyn
Netherlands2735 Posts
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
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Skiro
Netherlands87 Posts
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
On January 05 2012 21:50 hyperknight wrote: rofl no Puma. nothing makes me happier than seeing an all-in player not qualify for GSL. same goes for HongUn. T_T for Choya and Rain though. I really liked them. Choya was a hit in the start only, looks like his skills have not kept up with the standards at which the skill bar is growing. Same comment applies to Jinro. TL lovers need to admit that he is just not as good as he was when he made it to ro4 early in 2011. or for TL-haters, that he was not good at all, and that the game was too much in its infancy to figure out proper strategies etc. whatever tickles your bone i guess. Rain i really thought would make it, but seems as if I was wrong. He was working really hard towards making it for code a from what I hear. He has the skill too, in my opnion. Same goes for Min. I'm really excited for GSL this year, because now Code S is finally going to mean something! I wanna see folks like Alive/Clide etc all get kicked because the word code S has no meaning in sc2 as compared to brood war. With the competition becoming brutal, this is going to be the year of GSL! woohoo! Love how you're calling Puma and HongUn all-in players, then commenting on how much you love Choya and Rain.... | ||
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poorcloud
Singapore2748 Posts
On January 05 2012 21:50 hyperknight wrote: rofl no Puma. nothing makes me happier than seeing an all-in player not qualify for GSL. same goes for HongUn. T_T for Choya and Rain though. I really liked them. Choya was a hit in the start only, looks like his skills have not kept up with the standards at which the skill bar is growing. Same comment applies to Jinro. TL lovers need to admit that he is just not as good as he was when he made it to ro4 early in 2011. or for TL-haters, that he was not good at all, and that the game was too much in its infancy to figure out proper strategies etc. whatever tickles your bone i guess. Rain i really thought would make it, but seems as if I was wrong. He was working really hard towards making it for code a from what I hear. He has the skill too, in my opnion. Same goes for Min. I'm really excited for GSL this year, because now Code S is finally going to mean something! I wanna see folks like Alive/Clide etc all get kicked because the word code S has no meaning in sc2 as compared to brood war. With the competition becoming brutal, this is going to be the year of GSL! woohoo! Puma is a better players than Idra or Sen. Do you think its fair that he has to struggle through qualifiers while they get a free ride in? Or are play styles more important than skill level in the game? | ||
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
On January 05 2012 23:35 poorcloud wrote: Puma is a better players than Idra or Sen. Do you think its fair that he has to struggle through qualifiers while they get a free ride in? Or are play styles more important than skill level in the game? A lot of other things come into play. Gom values their older players a lot, thus Idra getting a seed, and Jinro being offered a Code A spot a few times. On top of this, Sen's representing a scene that is widely unknown recently, along with Xigua and Macsed It may be a league, but it's also a business, and Gom wants to attract as many spectators as possible. And they will with Sen and Idra joining | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
and no puma isnt better than idra or sen. they are even at best. stop bitching about seeds | ||
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Chunhyang
Bangladesh1389 Posts
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
On January 05 2012 21:49 ILoveAustralia wrote: I think we got to let go of our egos and admit that Jinro seems to be out completely forever. He has been in an eternal slump. Maybe other players figured him out, maybe other players just simply became better than him, but I cant see any further improvement in Korea buh who knows I never seen his practice schedule or anything but foreigners seem to be getting ripped apart here and there, foreigners need to take the scene in a more serious way and start ignoring the bronze-masters community and concentrate on their own improvement i reckon. umm lost in semis of his group? code a unless you are lucky are extremely hard. Hell people likepuma, TOP, Sage, Choya, Min, hongun went out anmongst others..So it shows how hard code A can be!!! | ||
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