EPTOh did you. Dragon attended gsl some time after he claimed he wouldn't go pro so obviously he did want to give it another shot and i know for a fact you know that. Plus one of the likely reasons he left slayers is cause they gave him no support or a spot at the teamhouse which is exactly what he wants right now, to attend foreign tournaments, and, i can't confirm this, but i was told he was gonna try to qualify for the gsl again this season. Anyway comments like these are no suprise from you, I have been noticing lately you take any chance you can to damage dragons image but that's already getting offtopic so don't expect me to argue about it
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MigzR
Portugal89 Posts
Oh did you. Dragon attended gsl some time after he claimed he wouldn't go pro so obviously he did want to give it another shot and i know for a fact you know that. Plus one of the likely reasons he left slayers is cause they gave him no support or a spot at the teamhouse which is exactly what he wants right now, to attend foreign tournaments, and, i can't confirm this, but i was told he was gonna try to qualify for the gsl again this season. Anyway comments like these are no suprise from you, I have been noticing lately you take any chance you can to damage dragons image but that's already getting offtopic so don't expect me to argue about it | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
Now he does, big deal l0l. | ||
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BushidoSnipr
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blamekilly
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On March 06 2012 04:26 MigzR wrote: Dragon's like destiny... lol are you serious? Since when has dragon ever had a chance to prove himself? He hasnt attended any major event yet due to no support whatsoever (hes just going now due to playhem), and since when was golden ever in code A? clue less Althought Golden never made it into Code A, he has beaten many Code A/S players and gotten deep in the Code A qualifiers many times, often losing in a close series. He's also consistently in GM Korea. Dragon is good but he's nothing compared to the other mid level Koreans. Dragon constantly loses early round matches to no name players on online tournaments. Dragon is more of an entertainer than serious programer. Fan boys need to accept reality and stop being butt hurt when people say he's no good. | ||
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MigzR
Portugal89 Posts
On March 06 2012 07:39 blamekilly wrote: Althought Golden never made it into Code A, he has beaten many Code A/S players and gotten deep in the Code A qualifiers many times, often losing in a close series. He's also consistently in GM Korea. Dragon is good but he's nothing compared to the other mid level Koreans. Dragon constantly loses early round matches to no name players on online tournaments Dragon is more of an entertainer than serious programer. Fan boys need to accept reality and stop being butt hurt when people say he's no good. Oh yeah then I guess almost eliminating nestea off gsl, being number 1 GM on NA server and being a top Korea master playing grandmasters counts for nothing then. :/. As for the tournaments, being on a timezone that makes it possible for dragon to only play European cups is pretty cool too, playing with massive latency makes micro and gameplay overall easier and more effective once again clue less | ||
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Naeroon
Canada166 Posts
On March 06 2012 07:54 MigzR wrote: Oh yeah then I guess almost eliminating nestea off gsl, being number 1 GM on NA server and being a top Korea master playing grandmasters counts for nothing then. :/. As for the tournaments, being on a timezone that makes it possible for dragon to only play European cups is pretty cool too, playing with massive latency makes micro and gameplay overall easier and more effective once again clue less I'm sorry, but... Being #1 GM on NA is actually worth jack shit. To be perfectly honest, ladder ranking regardless of whether its on KR or NA is absolutely worthless (although it can be argued that GM KR is to some extent home to some of the best players in the world, only because it actually IS - ie polt, DRG etc etc) And while I am a huge fan of Dragon, don't get me wrong, I am still holding my breath to see him play against better players and actually win. The other poster is right when he says he loses to noname NA players in the playhem dailies - its kind of painful to watch, to be honest, and I really hope he can be something great cuz I feel the potential is there, he just hasn't had the opportunity to really go pro at all especially since the thesTc conflict. | ||
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Polpe
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On March 06 2012 08:18 Naeroon wrote: I'm sorry, but... Being #1 GM on NA is actually worth jack shit. To be perfectly honest, ladder ranking regardless of whether its on KR or NA is absolutely worthless (although it can be argued that GM KR is to some extent home to some of the best players in the world, only because it actually IS - ie polt, DRG etc etc) And while I am a huge fan of Dragon, don't get me wrong, I am still holding my breath to see him play against better players and actually win. The other poster is right when he says he loses to noname NA players in the playhem dailies - its kind of painful to watch, to be honest, and I really hope he can be something great cuz I feel the potential is there, he just hasn't had the opportunity to really go pro at all especially since the thesTc conflict. Hes actually been playing better latly when hes been playing serious beating players like LiquidZenio and LiquidHaypro on the ladder more than once | ||
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On March 06 2012 07:54 MigzR wrote: Oh yeah then I guess almost eliminating nestea off gsl, being number 1 GM on NA server and being a top Korea master playing grandmasters counts for nothing then. :/. As for the tournaments, being on a timezone that makes it possible for dragon to only play European cups is pretty cool too, playing with massive latency makes micro and gameplay overall easier and more effective once again clue less both are great players, but overall, Golden is a better player, not by far but has a distance. | ||
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Taiko88
Canada14 Posts
Nonetheless, I still love you Dragon! Thanks for sponsoring this TTEsports. ;D | ||
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