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Xiphos
Canada7507 Posts
On August 17 2012 23:09 M2 wrote: Dont see this happening, soon they will all play the same game, the same tournaments, the teams are going to dismiss/hire people to/from other teams and they will inevitably mix. Only til 2013 of October. They will still be separate leagues and therefore different communities. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
I guess it's safe to say that it isn't safe to always Liquibet against KeSPA players anymore. | ||
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Xcobidoo
Sweden1871 Posts
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On August 17 2012 23:23 eviltomahawk wrote: HerO combo-breaking the winning streak of the KeSPA players. By.Sun showing some results against Leenock. I guess it's safe to say that it isn't safe to always Liquibet against KeSPA players anymore. FTFY GOM players suffered enough disrespect I think. (I don't care about Kespa vs GOM, just give credit where it's deserved). | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
On August 17 2012 23:29 AxionSteel wrote: Protoss is the last stronghold for GOM!! Zerg failing spectacularly! Anyway, lot of people have said since we saw the winner's bracket that they'd put a good bet that a Gom Protoss wins WCS Korea. Hoping for Seed personally. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On August 17 2012 23:33 bittman wrote: Anyway, lot of people have said since we saw the winner's bracket that they'd put a good bet that a Gom Protoss wins WCS Korea. Hoping for Seed personally. At this point I also think that a GOMtoss will win this. Personally I hope that's it's either LiquidHerO or Squirtle. But of course anything can happen | ||
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sinigang
360 Posts
On August 17 2012 23:09 M2 wrote: Dont see this happening, soon they will all play the same game, the same tournaments, the teams are going to dismiss/hire people to/from other teams and they will inevitably mix. Xiphos is right that rivalry between KeSPA / GOM will be more beneficial for the SC2 industry. Compared to a player vs player rivalry, community vs community rivalry will bring in more viewers. Simple economies of scale. I bet they'd even extend the exclusivity contract. | ||
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HaZeL
Canada1 Post
On August 17 2012 23:57 sinigang wrote: Xiphos is right that rivalry between KeSPA / GOM will be more beneficial for the SC2 industry. Compared to a player vs player rivalry, community vs community rivalry will bring in more viewers. Simple economies of scale. I bet they'd even extend the exclusivity contract. lol how does that have anything to do with "economies of scale"? Do you even know what that means? | ||
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caradoc
Canada3022 Posts
o_O LOVE IT. yes, fearow beat tails, I know... | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18445 Posts
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triforks
United States370 Posts
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skyrunner
371 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37116 Posts
Interviews are up! These ones were long O_o;; | ||
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United States10328 Posts
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YMCApylons
Taiwan359 Posts
Congrats Liquid Hero, first man to knock out a KeSPA player. | ||
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NoMicroWin
United States688 Posts
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wozzot
United States1227 Posts
I don't know whether to be happy or sad: this doesn't seem like reality, to be honest. I'm glad that the other GSL player made it through, though. If you want to stay alive and become the sole keeper of the WCS 2012 Korea title, you have to make a heroic effort. I suppose that if you want to be a Starcraft 2 hero, joining a BW team does look like the best choice. If the GSL players want to keep competing, they can't flounder, make suicidal decisions and toss away their opportunities to win, or run with their tails between their legs. L.B.J. donged people hard, often, and without hesitation, and they need to do the same. (I'm so sorry) | ||
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Diizzy
United States828 Posts
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mrtomjones
Canada4020 Posts
On August 18 2012 05:16 wozzot wrote: It's a shame to see another GSL player get painfully knocked out by another KeSPA pro. It really surprises me a lot to see them raining so hard on the Code S parade; I know that they have some ingenious decision-making skills, but I swear that some of these Brood War pros must be using micro hacks or something in order to defeat all these saviors of the existing SC2 scene so soundly. I don't know whether to be happy or sad: this doesn't seem like reality, to be honest. I'm glad that the other GSL player made it through, though. If you want to stay alive and become the sole keeper of the WCS 2012 Korea title, you have to make a heroic effort. I suppose that if you want to be a Starcraft 2 hero, joining a BW team does look like the best choice. If the GSL players want to keep competing, they can't flounder, make suicidal decisions and toss away their opportunities to win, or run with their tails between their legs. L.B.J. donged people hard, often, and without hesitation, and they need to do the same. (I'm so sorry) Gom pros are suffering from nerve issues due to the huge pressure of beating the BW pros. They have little to no info to study on players and have to sometimes(Not always) face strategies that they are just not used to. Kespa pros are getting good fast but they are not yet up to the level of the Gom pros so there isnt so much a need for the doom and gloom in your post. This reminds me of even low tier Koreans playing top foreigners who SHOULD beat them. They put the Korean on the pedestal and suffer for it. | ||
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