EPTOn February 12 2012 04:26 alepoff wrote:
"helicopter head sex"
"helicopter head sex"
LOL! I heard "Helicopter Head Sacks".
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Eee
Sweden2712 Posts
LOL! I heard "Helicopter Head Sacks". | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:25 Necro)Phagist( wrote: I agree people go over the top with it after close games... but lets look at the results overall so fa in sc2. MLG only 1 foreigner has won since Koreans starting coming over(A foreigner who has been training in Korea forever nontheless..) IEM- dominated by Koreans GSL - No foreigners in Code S, Most have dropped out of Code A all together... Dreamhack - Don't remember most results, I think this has been the closest one to 50/50 Korean/Foreigner winning. NASL - both times Korean vs Korean Finals. Yes they are circumstances you can't count for which may lead to Koreans wins. But overall Koreans have been very dominant. Anyway back on topic... Go go Go RET! http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/DreamHack Koreans have won 3/5, one of the foreigner wins being Huk, the same as the only MLG foreign win. The last Dreamhack was Korean vs Korean, so it's slowly making it's way similar to the other tournies | ||
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Alpino
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Rulker
United States1477 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:28 Alpino wrote: GO RET BRAZILIAN PRIDE not even it would be better if you had gone USA, USA, USA, since neither you or ret are from the US | ||
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Asymmetric
Scotland1309 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:14 Wombat_NI wrote: 2. The Korean vs Foreigner thing, is just getting irritating as it's not even based on results or anything, but merely people cherrypicking games to suit whatever preconceptions they have. At least in the GSL or MLGs the results vaguely matter, in that it's the creme de la creme of both scenes facing off, but in other events it's really not that relevant. MMA winning IEM Kiev for example hardly validates the supremacy of the Korean scene, given he's a guy that beats even the best Korean players consistently. I wouldn't even use the previous MLG's (the future ones might be different), the European scene only ever sent a small handful of players to past MLG's. | ||
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:29 Rulker wrote: not even it would be better if you had gone USA, USA, USA, since neither you or ret are from the US how 'bout neither? | ||
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JustPassingBy
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:25 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Yes they are circumstances you can't count for which may lead to Koreans wins. But overall Koreans have been very dominant. That's all just statistics, some of which are from ages ago as well. Until the games are completely one-sided and hopeless from start to finish like they were in BW, using the terms like "domination" and "outclassed" is offensive to players that have been one tiny decision or an ounce of luck away from taking the series (even the actual wins are discarded by following the rationale of 'well the other guy didn't play his best' or 'its not gsl so it doesn't mean anything'). I'm not saying to not respect the results nor that the better player didn't win, but if all the games and series are competitive, then a win is just a win - it's not "domination". | ||
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alepoff
140 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:27 elmizzt wrote: those headsets look horribly uncomfortable Yeah they really are, I played at an IEM stop in a diff game, they are very heavy and hurt the ears a lot. And they also kinda "vacuum suck" your ears so it hurts on the inside of your ears as well for some people (like me). | ||
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playtetris
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Eee
Sweden2712 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:25 Necro)Phagist( wrote: I agree people go over the top with it after close games... but lets look at the results overall so fa in sc2. MLG only 1 foreigner has won since Koreans starting coming over(A foreigner who has been training in Korea forever nontheless..) IEM- dominated by Koreans GSL - No foreigners in Code S, Most have dropped out of Code A all together... Dreamhack - Don't remember most results, I think this has been the closest one to 50/50 Korean/Foreigner winning. NASL - both times Korean vs Korean Finals. Yes they are circumstances you can't count for which may lead to Koreans wins. But overall Koreans have been very dominant. Anyway back on topic... Go go Go RET! IEM is not as dominated by koreans as MLG since IEM Guangzhou finals was between two foreigners (Idra vs Elfi). | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37024 Posts
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Necro)Phagist(
Canada6644 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:31 Talin wrote: That's all just statistics, some of which are from ages ago as well. Until the games are completely one-sided and hopeless from start to finish like they were in BW, using the terms like "domination" and "outclassed" is offensive to players that have been one tiny decision or an ounce of luck away from taking the series (even the actual wins are discarded by following the rationale of 'well the other guy didn't play his best' or 'its not gsl so it doesn't mean anything'). I'm not saying to not respect the results nor that the better player didn't win, but if all the games and series are competitive, then a win is just a win - it's not "domination". Outclassed is harsh to say yes. but dominant I think is very true. If you are always winning even if every time its by a small margin you are dominant imo. | ||
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HaXXspetten
Sweden15718 Posts
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alistarnl
Netherlands144 Posts
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mjf
United States436 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On February 12 2012 04:33 Necro)Phagist( wrote: Outclassed is harsh to say yes. but dominant I think is very true. If you are always winning even if every time its by a small margin you are dominant imo. Well it's almost always between different players, so you can't really claim consistent results except for a very few individual players who are/were dominant in Korea as well (MC and MMA). | ||
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MWY
Germany284 Posts
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