EPTalso, yes - GSL Code A Qualifiers are a best of 3 bracket and if you lose you're out!! 2 days, 2 groups each day.
Code A Qualifiers: GSL 2012 Season 1 - Page 62
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tgmtndu
United States18 Posts
also, yes - GSL Code A Qualifiers are a best of 3 bracket and if you lose you're out!! 2 days, 2 groups each day. | ||
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xOtit
United States253 Posts
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KillerDucky
United States498 Posts
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SKYFISH_
Bulgaria990 Posts
cross positions antiga? well done, GOM | ||
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Qaatar
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I'd say it's either bad luck, or he needs to improve his TvZ. | ||
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tuho12345
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On January 05 2012 23:46 aintz wrote: damn puma out again and no puma isnt better than idra or sen. they are even at best. stop bitching about seeds IdrA won a couple small tourneys and Sen is the king of third place, never won any mid to major event rofl. I hate Puma but at least the guy won 2 NASL and 1 DH, making more than 120k$ lol | ||
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
On January 06 2012 02:56 tuho12345 wrote: IdrA won a couple small tourneys and Sen is the king of third place, never won any mid to major event rofl. I hate Puma but at least the guy won 2 NASL and 1 DH, making more than 120k$ lol Actually HERO won Dreamhack  . But Puma did win IEM Gamescom. | ||
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Stiluz
Norway688 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  This, thank you. | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
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babylon
8765 Posts
On January 06 2012 02:56 tuho12345 wrote: IdrA won a couple small tourneys and Sen is the king of third place, never won any mid to major event rofl. I hate Puma but at least the guy won 2 NASL and 1 DH, making more than 120k$ lol Too bad Puma's Korean, I guess. I'm happy though. More Protoss will live to see another day. Yayyyy, Ace. | ||
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murtas
Portugal249 Posts
Then you guys forget about PuMa, the guy never qualified for code A. IMO Jinro should leave Korea if he has lack of motivation with being in bad form such a long time, otherwise he should continue, he wouldn't improve more neither faster elsewhere. Actually i thought TOP would come back this season, he hasn't and he is also a code S finalist... so, it happens? | ||
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xrapture
United States1644 Posts
On January 06 2012 02:48 Qaatar wrote: Hmm, second time in a row Puma's lost to a Zerg at these qualies. Last time it was to Life, who has a great ZvT, and this time to Sniper. I'd say it's either bad luck, or he needs to improve his TvZ. He's just not that good tbh. Like Liquid's counterpart, he is a foreign tournament hero who has had very little success in Korea. I'm not sure why, but from beating foreigner's he has been proclaimed one of the best Terran's in the world. It's insulting that people like Artosis put him in the same breath as the likes of Mvp or mma. The simple truth is that mediocre Koreans will be better than just about every foreigner on the planet. I'm sure Zenio will do just as well if not better than Hero and Puma. You could take any b-teamer and he would do well if flown out to foreign tournaments. In my eyes, GSL continues to be the only tournament that carries weight in regard to displaying the best skilled SC2 players in the world, and if you aren't competing and performing in the GSL you are irrelevant on the grand scale, tho I respect the fans and the players of the foreign world-- NFL vs any other football league basically. | ||
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El_Deuz
Mexico71 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?36919 Posts
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
On January 06 2012 01:06 tgmtndu wrote: Hey guys! This to answer some questions in the thread: it's currently 1am KST and the next round of qualifiers starts at 11 KST and the second group is 16 KST. I was typing for looknohands earlier because he was trying to qualify (made it to the second round!) and we will be headed to day 2 because it's my turn to play. Looknohands will be trying to do some LR and I'll join him once i get knocked out. Sase will be there tomorrow and hopefully you guys can convince him to do more LR with us (he said he was doing it because he has such fond memories of the Brood War LR he used to listen to). Anyway, see you in a couple hours!! also, yes - GSL Code A Qualifiers are a best of 3 bracket and if you lose you're out!! 2 days, 2 groups each day. Thanks man, good luck in your matches tomorrow! | ||
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Chunhyang
Bangladesh1389 Posts
On January 06 2012 04:17 murtas wrote: Yeah, actually people calling Jinro out, are seriously ridiculous, ok the guy entered a slump after his 2 time ro4 finish, he completely was ahead in the strategic aspect at the time, he was a visionary and was so close to be in a GSL final. Then you guys forget about PuMa, the guy never qualified for code A. IMO Jinro should leave Korea if he has lack of motivation with being in bad form such a long time, otherwise he should continue, he wouldn't improve more neither faster elsewhere. Actually i thought TOP would come back this season, he hasn't and he is also a code S finalist... so, it happens? Maybe if Jinro left he'd get his mojo back, and his confidence would return. It's worth thinking about anyway. Of course, moving isn't cheap, so he may want to keep plugging away. If he goes, he may be gone for good. I feel deprived by the decision not to broadcast the qualifiers. I object to this decision. | ||
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Greggle
United States1131 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. I'd like to continue to have faith in him. At the time he was the only dude going to macro style play, everyone else was just figuring out the best way to cheese. He was the only guy playing straight and safe games. Now that the game has evolved beyond the cheese fest that was the open seasons his play is no longer unique, but a less refined version of the rest of Korea's. Hopefully he can rise up and change the way the game is played again because last time he did it made the game 10x more interesting. | ||
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Drxz
Australia115 Posts
I would like to see how many more Zergs qualify see if there is some racial disparity going on in Korea or if the people who qualified got lucky. | ||
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Vari
United States532 Posts
he's quite good, I don't think he's one of the best. but the purpose of the seeding is for fans to have a more vested interest (especially people who don't already watch everything GOM broadcasts, of course, whose money they want and are generally speaking likely to be into an american player) so there's no point making the comparison unless you for some reason want to ignore gom's intent. | ||
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yawnoC
United States3704 Posts
Can't be to upset with who made it through but still T.T | ||
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