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[Code A] Preliminaries GSL 2012 Season 4 - Page 88
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regizer239
Guam327 Posts
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LeLfe
France3160 Posts
Khaldor wanted to cast and said that he wasn't allowed to because the situation was tense between ESF and KeSPA after the GSL-OSL crisis. When it was ESF only, he could cast, really need a map to figure where the veto comes from? | ||
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regizer239
Guam327 Posts
On September 13 2012 22:36 LeLfe wrote: Khaldor wanted to cast and said that he wasn't allowed to because the situation was tense between ESF and KeSPA after the GSL-OSL crisis. When it was ESF only, he could cast, really need a map to figure where the veto comes from? Ah, thanks for explaining. Guess kespa is useless as ever. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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shockaslim
United States1105 Posts
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how2TL
1197 Posts
On September 13 2012 21:57 goswser wrote: Says much more than the win against Horror even though it was only a best of 1. This criticism is hilarious coming from you. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On September 13 2012 23:50 shockaslim wrote: Food for thought. Ten Kespa players qualified, ten "GSL" players qualified, and one teamless. Came out really even. Kespa players caught up really fast. Food for thought. The 'top' 45 GSL players are already in Code A/S, the 'top' 6 Kespa players are already in Code A/S. The rest came out to 50/50. I am not saying Kespa isn't catching up (they are and they should be). But if you are trying to argue they (as a whole) are on even ground now, the prelims definitely did not show that. | ||
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necmon
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Sroobz
United States1377 Posts
On September 13 2012 23:57 vthree wrote: Food for thought. The 'top' 45 GSL players are already in Code A/S, the 'top' 6 Kespa players are already in Code A/S. The rest came out to 50/50. I am not saying Kespa isn't catching up (they are and they should be). But if you are trying to argue they (as a whole) are on even ground now, the prelims definitely did not show that. Yeah, that's good and all, but you should just watch Flash, Fantasy, By.Sun, and other Kespa players. They are clearly on even ground now | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On September 14 2012 00:01 Sroobz wrote: Yeah, that's good and all, but you should just watch Flash, Fantasy, By.Sun, and other Kespa players. They are clearly on even ground now only a select few (<10 or so) are right now, though. the rest may well catch up in the later code A stages though | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On September 14 2012 00:01 Sroobz wrote: Yeah, that's good and all, but you should just watch Flash, Fantasy, By.Sun, and other Kespa players. They are clearly on even ground now That is why I said "as a whole"... That is like saying foreigners have caught up to Koreans because Stephano/Naniwa/Nerchio can play Koreans on even ground. | ||
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Michaels
419 Posts
On September 14 2012 00:03 opterown wrote: only a select few (<10 or so) are right now, though. the rest may well catch up in the later code A stages though Bw proleague is coming to the end, only few teams wasting their time playing bw so players will start improving faster because they will have more sc2 matches in proleague. I wonder when top koreans start playing hots beta. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On September 13 2012 22:59 regizer239 wrote: Ah, thanks for explaining. Guess kespa is useless as ever. To be fair to Kespa, GOM did not allow broadcast/stream of the prelims for a long time as well (pressure on players, logistics, etc). | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On September 14 2012 00:06 Michaels wrote: Bw proleague is coming to the end, only few teams wasting their time playing bw so players will start improving faster because they will have more sc2 matches in proleague. I wonder when top koreans start playing hots beta. I think a few have been trying it out (Taeja was streaming it I think) but I don't think they will get into it seriously until the big tournaments switch. And from the HoTS tournaments now, it seems the maps are a bigger factor compare to the units. Of course, it does take long for units to be incorporated into competitive builds. | ||
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sitromit
7051 Posts
On September 13 2012 22:36 LeLfe wrote: Khaldor wanted to cast and said that he wasn't allowed to because the situation was tense between ESF and KeSPA after the GSL-OSL crisis. When it was ESF only, he could cast, really need a map to figure where the veto comes from? Gom didn't always allow the games to be cast either. | ||
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amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
would be hilarious if he royal roads in GSL, when he didn´t in OSL | ||
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Corrosive
Canada3741 Posts
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SnowFantasy
4173 Posts
On September 14 2012 00:03 opterown wrote: only a select few (<10 or so) are right now, though. the rest may well catch up in the later code A stages though That means they caught up. Only a select few (<10 or so) ESF players are as good as the top ESF players. Only a select few (<10 or so) kespa players are as good as the top kespa players. The top Kespa players are almost as good as the top ESF players and then both groups fall off below. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On September 14 2012 01:05 SnowFantasy wrote: That means they caught up. Only a select few (<10 or so) ESF players are as good as the top ESF players. Only a select few (<10 or so) kespa players are as good as the top kespa players. The top Kespa players are almost as good as the top ESF players and then both groups fall off below. lol, love your logic there... | ||
Klogon
MURICA15980 Posts
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