EPT[GSL] 2012 Season 1 Code A Ro48 D1 - Page 155
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Ghrimnar
Germany260 Posts
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Megabuster123
Canada1837 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:16 Seiferz wrote: Did you predict clide and losira falling out of code A as well >.> i'd say those were bigger upsets. losira was supposed to be among the top 5 zergs in korea. Losira's ZvT has always been shoddy though. It's not a surprise that he'd get taken out by TheStCheese(jk). As for Clide, he's clide. He hasn't been playing well ever...His GSTL match against Lucky demonstrated a weak vZ.... | ||
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Gator
United States3432 Posts
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vanhio
Niue1017 Posts
Im happy for theStc and sen  Hwaitingg !! | ||
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Xarles
459 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:13 Zath.erin wrote: Reading these threads is just sad. So many haters coneout of the woodworks everytime someone popular loses claiming they knew all along he player was awful ( even if they're nowhere to be found when they're winning). It's true to some extent I guess. It was for me for a time. However, after a while I noticed a pattern with casters saying that X winner of Y tournament is the best in the world pretty often, which got annoying after a while. It's kinda like saying a C or D student suddenly pulls an A for one of his papers, and suddenly told that he's the best in his class. | ||
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Ramuh
Germany238 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:22 Xarles wrote: It's true to some extent I guess. It was for me for a time. However, after a while I noticed a pattern with casters saying that X winner of Y tournament is the best in the world pretty often, which got annoying after a while. It's kinda like saying a C or D student suddenly pulls an A for one of his papers, and suddenly told that he's the best in his class. I generally agree, but huk even announced how few he trained and how he only played LoL so this is well well deserved | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:19 Ghrimnar wrote: Huk deserves to drop out of GSL completely with a work ethic like that. I dont want to see him anymore. Not interested in people that have no intention of getting better. Wasted time. I agree with the person above who expressed his upset about Naniwa getting dropped out while people like Huk are still staying in. You do realize that a) Naniwa never was in in the first place b) that HuK did not have a computer for the last few weeks on which he would have been able to play (thats what he said at least) | ||
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Madder
Australia427 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:23 Ramuh wrote: I generally agree, but huk even announced how few he trained and how he only played LoL so this is well well deserved Wait, what? | ||
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Madder
Australia427 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:25 Tarotis wrote: You do realize that a) Naniwa never was in in the first place b) that HuK did not have a computer for the last few weeks on which he would have been able to play (thats what he said at least) HuK is such a boss, doesn't even need a computer to play League of Legends. | ||
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Glowbox
Netherlands330 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:25 Tarotis wrote: You do realize that a) Naniwa never was in in the first place Yes he was, I think it was mentioned in the last (or the one before that) SOTG by JP. | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
HuK didnt play a lot of StarCraft the last 7 weeks (10 games in the first 6). Last week he started to train, which was basically only 1 week of long ladder sessions (made it ito gm after 4 days). 1 week is not enough | ||
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Xarles
459 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:19 Ghrimnar wrote: Huk deserves to drop out of GSL completely with a work ethic like that. I dont want to see him anymore. Not interested in people that have no intention of getting better. Wasted time. I agree with the person above who expressed his upset about Naniwa getting dropped out while people like Huk are still staying in. Agreed. I don't wanna sound like I'm just here to join the "bash-HuK"-wagon, but it is pointless indeed if one becomes a pro-gamer and moves all the way to Korea and compete in the highest level of SC2 without training for it. EDIT: How could HuK not have a computer available to him at the training house? | ||
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Demorase
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Sliver
United States402 Posts
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:25 Madder wrote: HuK is such a boss, doesn't even need a computer to play League of Legends. QuanticNaNi johan lucchesi @ @LorangerChris why practice so little 27 Jan Favorisieren Retweeten Antwort als Antwort an ↑ @LorangerChris Chris Loranger @QuanticNaNi no pc | ||
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Madder
Australia427 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:26 Tarotis wrote: HuK didnt play a lot of StarCraft the last 7 weeks (10 games in the first 6). Last week he started to train, which was basically only 1 week of long ladder sessions (made it ito gm after 4 days). 1 week is not enough HuK took a game of a Korean progamer with little to no 'practice'. That's fantastic and impressive.. Let's not overextend ourselves and glorifiy this single win out of a Bo3. | ||
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BEARDiaguz
Australia2362 Posts
HuK works his fucking arse off the whole year to be awesome at starcraft 2, wins dreamhack 2 mlg's a homestory cup and posts the best foreign results in GSL. His work ethic during this period is one that other foreign progamers look up to and respect greatly, and that's with a really punishing travel schedule too. And when he decides to take a break like a normal person people start getting upset at him? Perhaps you'd best reconsider. | ||
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Madder
Australia427 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:28 Tarotis wrote: QuanticNaNi johan lucchesi @ @LorangerChris why practice so little 27 Jan Favorisieren Retweeten Antwort als Antwort an ↑ @LorangerChris Chris Loranger @QuanticNaNi no pc Did he have no PC or did he play LoL 95% of the time? Which is it? | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:30 iaguz wrote: ? HuK works his fucking arse off the whole year to be awesome at starcraft 2, wins dreamhack 2 mlg's a homestory cup and posts the best foreign results in GSL. His work ethic during this period is one that other foreign progamers look up to and respect greatly, and that's with a really punishing travel schedule too. And when he decides to take a break like a normal person people start getting upset at him? Perhaps you'd best reconsider. We don't say "Burn him", all we say is he deserves to drop out of Code A if he doesn't practice enough. I think thats a fair deal, but I will contitnue to be a fan of him | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On February 01 2012 00:31 Madder wrote: Did he have no PC or did he play LoL 95% of the time? Which is it? He stated both on his twitter | ||
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