EPT[GSL] 2012 Season 2 Code S Ro32 Group A - Page 2
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
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McPhiz
Canada183 Posts
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b0rt_
Norway931 Posts
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On March 29 2012 07:53 McPhiz wrote: liquid has three code S players :O + Show Spoiler + Zenio lost, so it's two. :[ | ||
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ydeer1993
United Kingdom569 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Still code S player until he officially falls to code A end of the season | ||
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Ruscour
5233 Posts
On March 29 2012 08:34 ydeer1993 wrote: + Show Spoiler + Still code S player until he officially falls to code A end of the season + Show Spoiler + People need to start understanding this mindset, or else there's only gonna be 8 Code S players and 56 Code A players | ||
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Ruscour
5233 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + just kidding, but there's bound to be someone who's butthurt about it | ||
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milesfacade
United Kingdom799 Posts
On March 29 2012 08:36 Ruscour wrote: + Show Spoiler + People need to start understanding this mindset, or else there's only gonna be 8 Code S players and 56 Code A players + Show Spoiler + Exactly, everyone that understands this needs to keep harping on about it xD | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On March 29 2012 08:38 Ruscour wrote: Can you edit "bitches" out of the OP, please? It's unprofessional and if eSports is to grow the community and its representatives need to start acting more mature. + Show Spoiler + just kidding, but there's bound to be someone who's butthurt about it SEEKER KILLING ESPORTS can't wait to see Taeja's Liquid debut! This group is going to be really close. If TaeJa goes into ESV Korean Weekly God Mode I see no problem for him making it out of the group. DRG should be the obvious favorite, but who knows? Maybe he'll get upset. I think a lot is going to come down to the winner of TaeJa vs Jjakji. Normally, I'd say TaeJa is the favorite here, but with Jjakji's TvT improving and TaeJa's meh Code S results in his previous try, I think it's kind of a toss up. Both TaeJa and Jjakji present a legitimate opportunity to upset DRG, especially if they go for some of the newer maps that DRG might not have practiced on as much. They both have pretty sick TvZ. Idk.... there are so many possibilities. I didn't see some players who have been eliminated getting eliminated this quickly so there are always surprises in Code S, especially now that everyone is so good! Go TaeJa! Team Liquid and Terran fighting!! Take down DRG! | ||
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iMrising
United States1099 Posts
taeja jjakji DRG>TheSTC 2-0 Taeja>jjakji 2-1 (I know taeja's tvt is his weakpoint, but I remember seeing taeja 4-0 him on an ESV weekly...and that takes talent to 4-0 a gsl champion DRG>Taeja 2-1 jjakji>TheSTC 2-1 Taeja>jjakji 2-1 but i think thestc can actually pull something off, like defeating jjakji, though i dont think he can take down drg im hoping for: thestc>drg taeja>jjakji taeja>thestc drg>jjakji thestc>drg  | ||
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Shaddar
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On March 29 2012 08:36 Ruscour wrote: + Show Spoiler + People need to start understanding this mindset, or else there's only gonna be 8 Code S players and 56 Code A players + Show Spoiler + Disagree. There are 32 Code S players. Then there are 16 Code S players. Then there are 8 Code S players. Then there are 32 again. If you're playing in Code A, how can you be considered not "in" Code A? Or do you think a player can be both Code A and Code S? To me, that makes no sense. | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
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borny
China481 Posts
Taeja < jjakki jjakki < DRG StC < Taeja Taeja > jjakki I think Taeja will lose against jjakki in the first set and then beat him in the latter. Representing a new team should cause some nerve issues (it certainly would for me at least) which might make him tilt in the his first series. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37041 Posts
On March 29 2012 08:38 Ruscour wrote: Can you edit "bitches" out of the OP, please? It's unprofessional and if eSports is to grow the community and its representatives need to start acting more mature. + Show Spoiler + just kidding, but there's bound to be someone who's butthurt about it Fixed. Should be fine now | ||
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
trolling so hard | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
honestly can't say it's that much of an improvement... lol | ||
Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
On March 29 2012 09:01 FuzzyJAM wrote: + Show Spoiler + Disagree. There are 32 Code S players. Then there are 16 Code S players. Then there are 8 Code S players. Then there are 32 again. If you're playing in Code A, how can you be considered not "in" Code A? Or do you think a player can be both Code A and Code S? To me, that makes no sense. + Show Spoiler + I'm sure those 24 Code S players who do not reach the Ro8 and fall to Code A are still paid the Code S salary until the season ends. They then attempt to climb right back to Code S by either winning their Code A bracket or by winning in the Up and Downs to be assured a Code S salary again in the next season. So including them as Code S players is actually correct by way of salary alone. | ||
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FuzzyJAM
Scotland9300 Posts
On March 29 2012 09:20 Proseat wrote: + Show Spoiler + I'm sure those 24 Code S players who do not reach the Ro8 and fall to Code A are still paid the Code S salary until the season ends. They then attempt to climb right back to Code S by either winning their Code A bracket or by winning in the Up and Downs to be assured a Code S salary again in the next season. So including them as Code S players is actually correct by way of salary alone. + Show Spoiler + What salary are you talking about? Also, this spoiler conversation is starting to get hilarious. | ||
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
On March 29 2012 09:23 FuzzyJAM wrote: + Show Spoiler + What salary are you talking about? Also, this spoiler conversation is starting to get hilarious. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2012_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_2#Prize_Pool It's been called "salary" for a while whenever it came up, which would be the minimum prize pool share for the initial round (was approx. $1400 USD for previous Code S GSLs, an assured "salary" without ever winning a single Code S game). As it looks now, a player going down in Ro32 Code S and then winning his Code A bracket to then right away return to Code S for the subsequent season could make ₩ 1,500,000 from Code S plus the ₩ 1,000,000 from Code A, which is more than reaching Ro16 Code S (₩ 2,000,000) and almost as much as reaching Ro8 Code S (₩ 3,000,000). So I guess a player can be both a Code S and Code A player in the same season now. But for clarity's sake I'd consider them Code S players temporarily playing in Code A until the end of the season. | ||
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