EPT[IEM] Sao Paulo - Day 4 - Page 54
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NuclearJudas
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anonymitylol
Canada4477 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 dragonborn wrote: south park,mexican butters episode? anyone? hahaha I AM MANTEQUILLA! | ||
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Fragile51
Netherlands15767 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 mango_destroyer wrote: i am glad violet has come all this way from the csn training camp to this. Absolutely, Violet is such a class act :D Im kinda sad my fellow dutchie ret didn't reach the finals, but i really have gotten to like violet. | ||
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MVTaylor
United Kingdom2893 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 Talin wrote: Playing 3rd place match now is painful._. What on earth are you on about? The Zenio vs Kas third place match at IEM Kiev were the matches of the tournament. | ||
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chosenkerrigan
858 Posts
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Asymmetric
Scotland1309 Posts
Empire needs to fly violet to every event. | ||
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playtetris
48 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 mango_destroyer wrote: i am glad violet has come all this way from the csn training camp to this. I know. Dude played like a beast. Playing in eu and US playhem online tourneys and other online tourneys in the same day, streaming for 10+ hours per day. He practiced a shit ton for MLG now he's in the finals at IEM. He worked hard. | ||
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
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openbox1
1393 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 hmunkey wrote: To be fair, most of the people he played to get RO4 weren't any better than mid-GM NA players. Wow, if dark force is mid na gm, the skill cap on that server is slot higher than I remember... | ||
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Lysanias
Netherlands8351 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 hmunkey wrote: To be fair, most of the people he played to get RO4 weren't any better than mid-GM NA players. To be fair, that's a load of bullsh!t. | ||
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JimPanzer
Germany339 Posts
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looken
727 Posts
maybe the best players just should not be invited if theres such a big skill difference. i mean "have the best possible games with the best possible players" is fine, but until the best players (the koreans so to speak) meet somewhere in the semifinals, its just kind of a slaughter of foreigners. wouldnt it be nice for once to have only foreigners in a tournament? to have a more equal level of skill and therfore closer games? dont get me wrong, im no kind of korean hater or some bs like that, but it just kind of bores me to see so many onesided games. sure there are surprises from time to time, sure the underdog wins sometimes, but mostly its just the same thing as always. | ||
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NotSoSerious
151 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland26224 Posts
Excluding those minor LR quibbles, my thoughts so far: Violet's a pretty damn good player considering he's not actually based in Korea, and Supernova has been below his best but still got through, should be an epic finals in the best SC2 matchup anyway! Also impressive how quickly Ret has gotten back to some semblance of shape, he seems to be that kind of streaky player. The Ret of Bnet EU Invitational/Dreamhack Winter was unrecognisibly better than the Ret at HSC, and now he's coming back to that kind of level | ||
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RoosterSamurai
Japan2108 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:53 Kevan wrote: Totally rooting for Violet in the finals. Yeah I'm with you on that. gogo Violet! | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
viOlet's super charismatic, picks up fans and friends wherever he goes. Amazing signing for Empire tbh. Hope IEM return to Brazil because this event really has been great. | ||
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anonymitylol
Canada4477 Posts
On February 12 2012 03:56 looken wrote: maybe the best players just should not be invited if theres such a big skill difference. i mean "have the best possible games with the best possible players" is fine, but until the best players (the koreans so to speak) meet somewhere in the semifinals, its just kind of a slaughter of foreigners. wouldnt it be nice for once to have only foreigners in a tournament? to have a more equal level of skill and therfore closer games? dont get me wrong, im no kind of korean hater or some bs like that, but it just kind of bores me to see so many onesided games. sure there are surprises from time to time, sure the underdog wins sometimes, but mostly its just the same thing as always. Maybe if the Europeans and North Americans actually practiced at the level of Koreans and got as skilled as them, we'd see that. This isn't on the Koreans for being better, it's on the rest of the world for being worse. | ||
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neocron
United Kingdom505 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
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Shinobi1982
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