EPTThey could have rent a 2-br apartment with 8 bunkbeds.
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Elurie
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They could have rent a 2-br apartment with 8 bunkbeds. | ||
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Naphal
Germany2099 Posts
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Mrvoodoochild1
United States1439 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:34 m0ck wrote: Well, you're implying that Team Liquid, Startale and MVP lied about the reason for cancellation. Would you rather have these teams explicitly say that they are not sending their players because of deplorable conditions? That's not a way to burn bridges at all is it. | ||
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CheyRa
United Kingdom62 Posts
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Lennient
497 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:39 Naphal wrote: the rooms are fine for sleeping, if you eat elsewhere and are busy with the tournament during the day i do not see any problems... i can understand some disappointment if the rooms are better at other events, but saying it is horrible is just ridiculous. i've never been to Germany, but looking at these pictures and hearing words from a local person make me understand the living condition in Germany. I'm kinda proud that although my country is poor, but the living condition, especially the hotel, is pretty much equal or above this standard. Also, I would love to see a picture of Idra staring at the sink and smiling like Zenio <3 EDIT: my bad, i was misinformed i thought it was a hotel. I suppose I was wrong. | ||
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simmeh
Canada2511 Posts
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:44 Mrvoodoochild1 wrote: Would you rather have these teams explicitly say that they are not sending their players because of deplorable conditions? That's not a way to burn bridges at all is it. I'm saying that you're speculating that Ret, Sound, fruitdealer and DRG choose not to attend IEM because they would have to sleep in a youth hostel on no other basis than your warped sense of what is acceptable sleeping conditions. Deplorable conditions? Do you know how a Korean team-house looks? That most Korean players do not receive a salary? What I'm saying is that you're an idiot and that you should try to do some travelling and maybe you would see that youth hostels are really not that bad. In fact, they can be a lot of fun. | ||
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:44 BigProstate wrote: Hey sorry for being a pain but at the bottom it says groups first to semis and second and third to quarters, isn't it first gets the bye to quarters and 2nd third have to fight in the ro16? Yes | ||
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Burgerly
3 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:44 Lennient wrote: i've never been to Germany, but looking at these pictures and hearing words from a local person make me understand the living condition in Germany. I'm kinda proud that although my country is poor, but the living condition, especially the hotel, is pretty much equal or above this standard. Also, I would love to see a picture of Idra staring at the sink and smiling like Zenio <3 lol at this post.... the rooms they are staying are not in a hotel. As someone mentioned before, a 1Star Hotel in Germany is better than this... | ||
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:44 Lennient wrote: i've never been to Germany, but looking at these pictures and hearing words from a local person make me understand the living condition in Germany. I'm kinda proud that although my country is poor, but the living condition, especially the hotel, is pretty much equal or above this standard. Also, I would love to see a picture of Idra staring at the sink and smiling like Zenio <3 It's a youth hostel. Cheap accommodation. | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:51 m0ck wrote: I'm saying that you're speculating that Ret, Sound, fruitdealer and DRG choose not to attend IEM because they would have to sleep in a youth hostel on no other basis than your warped sense of what is acceptable sleeping conditions. Deplorable conditions? Do you know how a Korean team-house looks? That most Korean players do not receive a salary? What I'm saying is that you're an idiot and that you should try to do some travelling and maybe you would see that youth hostels are really not that bad. In fact, they can be a lot of fun. Its funny because people who live in Korean houses are complaining about these rooms. | ||
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Naphal
Germany2099 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:44 Lennient wrote: i've never been to Germany, but looking at these pictures and hearing words from a local person make me understand the living condition in Germany. I'm kinda proud that although my country is poor, but the living condition, especially the hotel, is pretty much equal or above this standard. Also, I would love to see a picture of Idra staring at the sink and smiling like Zenio <3 hey don't draw conclusions now, our living conditions are pretty good, any hotel with 1 star would beat these rooms, but just sleeping and i am assuming for free should be good enough, it seems like the rooms the workers would get on the exhibition, or rooms for a school vacation (small, cheap, but if its tidy...) | ||
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JimPanzer
Germany339 Posts
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eloist
United States1017 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:44 Lennient wrote: i've never been to Germany, but looking at these pictures and hearing words from a local person make me understand the living condition in Germany. I'm kinda proud that although my country is poor, but the living condition, especially the hotel, is pretty much equal or above this standard. Also, I would love to see a picture of Idra staring at the sink and smiling like Zenio <3 What? You care to deduct 'living conditions' from this? It's a youth hostel. Something that exists everywhere in europe but not necessarily other parts of the world, I understand that. Sometimes semi-pubic, sometimes not-for-profit, sometimes community run places like this for instance don't really exist in the states for instance. The difference is that you pay 25 Euro a night over the $95 you might otherwise spend at a Motel 6. It's cheap accommodation specifically for young people. Got jack shit to do with living conditions. And you're probably a lot less likely to get bed bugs from one of these beds than from any given hotel in NYC. Though I had a company once put me up in one of these on a business trip. That really wasn't cool - though it was in the UK. Must be hell to live there  On March 06 2012 16:25 neoghaleon55 wrote: Now I'm really happy DRG isn't going. The champ doesn't deserve this kind of treatment... ugh Doesn't the champ otherwise sleep on bunk beds? | ||
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Kirb
Germany900 Posts
On March 06 2012 16:39 JimPanzer wrote: taking a day off university for this! better start on point! You guys still have courses? I did write my last examen for this semester almost a week ago. :D Let's get hyped! =) 15 mins to go. | ||
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Fortii
Germany760 Posts
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TT1
Canada10011 Posts
On March 06 2012 15:52 Gerz wrote: I bet they even have to use one of these infamous german shelf toilets. I hope this experience doesn't affect their performances too bad. ![[image loading]](http://farm1.staticflickr.com/1/130714047_8457155c2a_z.jpg) mmmmm i would love to eat sum cereal out of that toilet bowl | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
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Siune
Finland124 Posts
1) His gameplay has gone really bad, and results aren't that shining.. BW was different game. 2) Manners... those manners! 3) And now his twitter feed. Now I'm prepared! Hit me fanboys, but just throwing my opinion in the mixture! <3 Avoiding total offtopic; I really hope Nerchio brings results, seems really good player in online-tournaments and ofc zerg.  | ||
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Elem
Sweden4717 Posts
On March 06 2012 17:00 mTwTT1 wrote: Aren't you going to germany soon? You'll be able to do it every day!mmmmm i would love to eat sum cereal out of that toilet bowl | ||
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