ONOG 3K Online Invitational Jan. 28th & Jan. 29th - Page 56

On January 30 2012 08:41 andaylin wrote:

I think everybody knows Mr Bitter is foreigner biased. He self proclaims it too so don't take these kind of claims seriously lol

On January 30 2012 08:41 andaylin wrote:

I think everybody knows Mr Bitter is foreigner biased. He self proclaims it too so don't take these kind of claims seriously lol

On January 30 2012 08:42 cyclone25 wrote:


Kas did beat Zenio (a code S Ro32 player) 2-0 and 3-2. So he definitely can compete in Code S.

On January 30 2012 08:42 cyclone25 wrote:


Kas did beat Zenio (a code S Ro32 player) 2-0 and 3-2. So he definitely can compete in Code S.

On January 30 2012 08:42 Toshirotl wrote:


Saying it isnt code A level is being abit harsh, but the constant "kas would do really well in code S" is such an exageration, there are sooooo many awesome terran players in code S that imo are still one level ahead of players like kas.

On January 30 2012 08:42 cyclone25 wrote:


Kas did beat Zenio (a code S Ro32 player) 2-0 and 3-2. So he definitely can compete in Code S.

On January 30 2012 08:38 garbodor wrote:


Bitter said yesterday that he doesn't follow the Korean scene, only EU cause of work and NA because he chooses to.
That comment really proves it, this level of play isn't code a level :<

On January 30 2012 08:45 garbodor wrote:


Code A is stacked with amazing terrans
Boxer, Bomber, SC, Clide, NaDa, TheStC, asd, Polt, Creator.. just off the top of my head.
I wouldn't put any foreigner ahead of any of them in any TvX matchup :c

On January 30 2012 08:48 holydevil wrote:
Hey everyone, I'm the President of ONOG. I just wanted to clear up the air regarding Stephano's and Illusion's match.

The problem is not with Stephano but with us. After SCAN finished, Stephano asked if he could take a break and get some food. We told him he could. This caused him to late. Since One Nation of Gamers gave Stephano the green light, we couldn't -in fairness- disqualify him.

We shouldn't have told Stephano it was alright without, at least, asking vileIllusion's permission.

We apologize to vileIllusion, Team Vile and to the community. We will try to do better in our second Invitational.

Best,
Deric Ortiz
President of One Nation of Gamers

On January 30 2012 08:48 holydevil wrote:
Hey everyone, I'm the President of ONOG. I just wanted to clear up the air regarding Stephano's and Illusion's match.

The problem is not with Stephano but with us. After SCAN finished, Stephano asked if he could take a break and get some food. We told him he could. This caused him to late. Since One Nation of Gamers gave Stephano the green light, we couldn't -in fairness- disqualify him.

We shouldn't have told Stephano it was alright without, at least, asking vileIllusion's permission.

We apologize to vileIllusion, Team Vile and to the community. We will try to do better in our second Invitational.

Best,
Deric Ortiz
President of One Nation of Gamers

On January 30 2012 08:46 SkyTheUnknown wrote:

I like Bitter a lot, but I don't understand this statement. He really should put in some effort to have knowledge about the Korean scene. At least in a way to be able to compare the difference of skill between the Korean scene and the foreigner scene. When someone decides to be caster for a fulltime job, how can he be too lazy to obtain literally all the knowledge about eSports in this game?

On January 30 2012 08:51 FauvFauv wrote:


when that person is....

unprofessional

On January 30 2012 08:54 neo_sporin wrote:


My job is in hotels and if I don't learn about it at work I'm not going to go home and spend 10 hours researching everything possible, just like most other people. If it doesn't come up in the workday (EU for bitter) it becomes less important than other aspects of his choice of career