EPT[Day 3] ASUS ROG Summer 2012 - Page 140
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Odoakar
Croatia1837 Posts
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9844 Posts
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soiii
Germany266 Posts
On August 05 2012 12:44 Gatesleeper wrote: In this tournament, Koreans went 25 - 2 (series) and 77 -29 (maps) against foreigners. Hero dropped a series against Sortof, and Puma a series against Nightend. The other 23 times, no foreigner could beat a Korean. Come on people, get it together. Yes, the gap between Koreans and foreigners seems to have increased during the last weeks. | ||
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
On August 05 2012 20:15 soiii wrote: Yes, the gap between Koreans and foreigners seems to have increased during the last weeks. The gap will always get bigger. Now that the OSL finals are over and the Kespa player are already making the full transition to SC2 . Expect the foreigners to slowly lose out to the Korean Maybe the really top Europeans can compete but i highly doubt it. The Code S level players in ASUS are only Taeja and MC. Plus, all of the koreans made it to the Ro16 with the exception of Puma losing only to another korean forGG. Koreans 3-0ing all foreigners in Ro16 wasn't pretty either. The future for the foreigners is looking grim. | ||
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mathemagician1986
Germany549 Posts
On August 05 2012 21:09 FakeDeath wrote: The gap will always get bigger. Now that the OSL finals are over and the Kespa player are already making the full transition to SC2 . Expect the foreigners to slowly lose out to the Korean Maybe the really top Europeans can compete but i highly doubt it. The Code S level players in ASUS are only Taeja and MC. Plus, all of the koreans made it to the Ro16 with the exception of Puma losing only to another korean forGG. Koreans 3-0ing all foreigners in Ro16 wasn't pretty either. The future for the foreigners is looking grim. I still think there is hope. Foreigners will never have as big as a skill pool as the koreans, but a few very talented individuals have the skills to compete imo. Like Stephano, Ret, Naniwa, Sase. Can't think of any phenomenal Terrans tbh. | ||
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Hideyoshi
Japan32 Posts
I saw Major playing TSL and he was pretty good  I think he can be phenomenal Terran soon ! | ||
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On August 05 2012 21:37 mathemagician1986 wrote: I still think there is hope. Foreigners will never have as big as a skill pool as the koreans, but a few very talented individuals have the skills to compete imo. Like Stephano, Ret, Naniwa, Sase. Can't think of any phenomenal Terrans tbh. Thorzain can compete from time to time, maybe he manages to become stable in Code A. Nerchio also may be added to your list. | ||
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On August 05 2012 22:13 Hideyoshi wrote: Concerning foreign Terrans, whats happening with Fenix and Major ( Does he have team ) ? I saw Major playing TSL and he was pretty good I think he can be phenomenal Terran soon !Isn't Fenix still with IM? If he does not appear in tournaments he must be performing bad in the team internal matches. | ||
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On August 05 2012 21:09 FakeDeath wrote: The gap will always get bigger. Now that the OSL finals are over and the Kespa player are already making the full transition to SC2 . Expect the foreigners to slowly lose out to the Korean Maybe the really top Europeans can compete but i highly doubt it. The Code S level players in ASUS are only Taeja and MC. Plus, all of the koreans made it to the Ro16 with the exception of Puma losing only to another korean forGG. Koreans 3-0ing all foreigners in Ro16 wasn't pretty either. The future for the foreigners is looking grim. The survival of SC2 depends on the foreigners beeing able to keep up with the koreans, at least some of them. Otherwise the foreign scene will die out, and in SC2 the foreign scene is all the economic support. Foreign teams need to train young talents in team houses in order to keep up. | ||
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vandelayindustries
United States290 Posts
On August 05 2012 22:24 Sandermatt wrote: The survival of SC2 depends on the foreigners beeing able to keep up with the koreans, at least some of them. Otherwise the foreign scene will die out, and in SC2 the foreign scene is all the economic support. Foreign teams need to train young talents in team houses in order to keep up. I can't speak for anyone else, but the only money I spend on 'e-sports' is for a GSL subscription, and I'm a foreigner. | ||
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On August 06 2012 00:18 vandelayindustries wrote: I can't speak for anyone else, but the only money I spend on 'e-sports' is for a GSL subscription, and I'm a foreigner. I mean the sponsors are international companies, the teams with money are international or NA/Europe based (except Slayers/ST). If koreans dominate too hard foreign fans will loose interest (not all of them but many) this will make sponsors less interested. | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On August 06 2012 00:36 Sandermatt wrote: I mean the sponsors are international companies, the teams with money are international or NA/Europe based (except Slayers/ST). If koreans dominate too hard foreign fans will loose interest (not all of them but many) this will make sponsors less interested. Korean esports won't be affected if the foreign scene dies out. That said, it would be pretty disastrous if the foreign scene died out. | ||
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Sphen5117
United States413 Posts
On August 04 2012 19:40 iNcontroL wrote: oh you got me man.. you sure know the shit out of the matchup! stay classy forum warrior.. some day someone will give a shit what you know to be true lol jobber You have no idea how happy it makes me to see someone using the word "jobber". | ||
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revel8
United Kingdom3022 Posts
On August 06 2012 00:36 Sandermatt wrote: I mean the sponsors are international companies, the teams with money are international or NA/Europe based (except Slayers/ST). If koreans dominate too hard foreign fans will loose interest (not all of them but many) this will make sponsors less interested. This is true. MLG and IPL etc won't be able to continue (as SC2 tournaments) if the foreign fans lose interest. As for Korea, well we still have to see whether the BW fans embrace SC2 when the KESPA teams switch. | ||
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RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On August 05 2012 19:59 Jockmcplop wrote: The funniest thing is "I used to play random but for you i play very specifikally" That and "You can't die from kawk geoff." | ||
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
On August 05 2012 13:49 Ammanas wrote: Just going to leave it here. The most funny 15 minutes of tournament ever. Oh wow, so hilarious, haha! Nice compilation!  Best part is 8:50 - 9:43 LOL... | ||
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the_business_og
United States167 Posts
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Wpcwe
Russian Federation126 Posts
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Gatesleeper
Canada300 Posts
On August 05 2012 22:13 Hideyoshi wrote: Concerning foreign Terrans, whats happening with Fenix and Major ( Does he have team ) ? I saw Major playing TSL and he was pretty good I think he can be phenomenal Terran soon !Here's another fun fact: In the TSL4 round of 32, there were 9 matchups that were a Korean playing a foreigner. Koreans won 8 of those matches, the other, Major won 3-2 over Hyun. So, that should tell you something about Major's skill level. He says he's looking to win the WCS North American Finals, and I don't doubt him. Major/Scarlett finals, heard it here first. As for Fenix, he did come 2nd in the WCS South American Finals, losing to Killer. Not a huuuge wealth of talent out of that part off the world, but being the second best player in your continent is still pretty nifty. | ||
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