EPT[Day 2] ASUS ROG Summer 2012 - Page 169
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Please everyone, stop the balance whining. This is the only warning before bans will be handed out, effective page 53. | ||
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Zambrah
United States7393 Posts
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revel8
United Kingdom3022 Posts
Did they show how InControl broke the table? I was watching the Kas-SortOf series. | ||
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HotGlueGun
United States1409 Posts
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DertoQq
France906 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:20 revel8 wrote: I think the HOTS will shake things up a lot. Players who are good now, may struggle when the new expansion comes out. Obviously yes, and players who are not so good might get better. | ||
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Zane
Romania3916 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:21 DertoQq wrote: Obviously yes, and players who are not so good might get better. Yeah, players who thrive on chaos will have the time of their life for the first 6 to 12 months. Then everything should normalize. | ||
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Orek
1665 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:20 revel8 wrote: I think the HOTS will shake things up a lot. Players who are good now, may struggle when the new expansion comes out. They will "struggle" then start to win as game becomes more stable. Better idea is rewarded in new era. Better execution is rewarded in stable time. | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:22 Zane wrote: Yeah, players who thrive on chaos will have the time of their life for the first 6 to 12 months. Then everything should normalize. So does that mean TypeReal will become the best player in the world for the first part of HOTS? | ||
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xrapture
United States1644 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:12 TeeTS wrote: To pick up what incontrol said on the stream. Yes the gap between korea and especially EU is closing. You saw more and more EU players taking games and series of regular GSL contestants in the past months. I think when EU teams and players keep on improving their practice regiments and learn from the best, while bringing their own views and strengths in, we'll be truly competetive in 1-2years... edit: and we saw the side effect of this too, since NA players are losing more and more ground onto their EU comrades. Eh, I don't agree with that. If you look at this tournament, it had a lot of top European players and the Koreans trashed them. I mean hell, every Korean that could possibly advance did so. I think the biggest argument in favor of a large gap between Koreans and Europeans is that if other Code S, A, or B(Moon/Puma) Koreans were sent to this tournament they would perform well, while none of these foreigners could even make it through the Code A qualifiers, let alone make it into Code S. Stephano and Naniwa are the only foreigners who truly play at a Code S level. Though, many koreans and foreigners have said that Stephano's style is not suited for GS. And Naniwa, I don't want to take anything away from him but I guess I have to, was given a welfare seed into Code S and has had some of the luckiest groups I have ever seen. Hack, Stc (2 of the worst players in Code S) and PvP's 2 seasons in a row? He lost handily to an injured Mvp and lost to DRG who admitted he was fooling around.... | ||
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pmp10
3374 Posts
I guess there goes the idea of foreigners closing the distance. | ||
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darthfoley
United States8004 Posts
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Lukeeze[zR]
Switzerland6838 Posts
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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Entirety
1423 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:25 xrapture wrote: Eh, I don't agree with that. If you look at this tournament, it had a lot of top European players and the Koreans trashed them. I mean hell, every Korean that could possibly advance did so. I think the biggest argument in favor of a large gap between Koreans and Europeans is that if other Code S, A, or B(Moon/Puma) Koreans were sent to this tournament they would perform well, while none of these foreigners could even make it through the Code A qualifiers, let alone make it into Code S. Stephano and Naniwa are the only foreigners who truly play at a Code S level. Though, many koreans and foreigners have said that Stephano's style is not suited for GS. And Naniwa, I don't want to take anything away from him but I guess I have to, was given a welfare seed into Code S and has had some of the luckiest groups I have ever seen. Hack, Stc (2 of the worst players in Code S) and PvP's 2 seasons in a row? He lost handily to an injured Mvp and lost to DRG who admitted he was fooling around.... To be fair, MC looked at Naniwa vs. DongRaeGu and said he was impressed with Naniwa's play. | ||
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Ammanas
Slovakia2166 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:22 Zane wrote: Yeah, players who thrive on chaos will have the time of their life for the first 6 to 12 months. Then everything should normalize. So you're saying Naama will win another Dreamhack? ^^ Anyways, just checked the playoffs and have to say FFFFFUUUUU - MaNa vs MC first round, MaNa one of my favourite players and MC has to win the event, so I win the keyboard and signed mousepad from GD Studio xD | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On August 04 2012 05:22 Zane wrote: Yeah, players who thrive on chaos will have the time of their life for the first 6 to 12 months. Then everything should normalize. Morrow and TLO will probably come out with some cheeky stuff.  | ||
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zazone
Romania460 Posts
not cool man not cool, watched the gif 5 min | ||
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Juliette
United States6003 Posts
oGsTL half of the bracket, 5/8 if you count MC this tournament cray | ||
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Snijjer
United States989 Posts
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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Lukeeze[zR]
Switzerland6838 Posts
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