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On September 17 2012 03:32 mordk wrote:
I really don't know how to back this up, but WCS korea just felt unimportant and half-assed all the way through, MC and MVP forfeiting just made it all a lot clearer, neither the players nor the teams seemed to take this too seriously, it looked like a training ground throughout the whole thing, or like a tournament to show off some players who get less air time, which isn't a bad thing, but still, it was a strange tourney
Why are you spouting so much nonsense?
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Artosis reaction was awesome right there hahaha.
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Talk about metagaming. This is not only teammates, but brothers. These guys have talked about the game together to no end.
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This will be interesting. hey must know each other so damn well it's never been seen before ever in e-sports history.
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Time to close that bar, people take forever getting back in their seats.
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i really like the logo of karont3. nice shirts too
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On September 17 2012 03:35 Cubeface wrote:
They know eachothers style so fucking well I bet.
yeah honestly I just want to see some really wacky stuff, maybe they have certain builds to use against eachother 
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brother vs brother, historical match
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On September 17 2012 03:35 Pure-SC2 wrote:wtb, some personality for most of the EU players 
sigh
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As the oldest brother of 4 - kick his ass, Lucifron!
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On September 17 2012 03:20 Benjamin99 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 17 2012 03:15 mordk wrote:On September 17 2012 03:12 Asymmetric wrote:On September 17 2012 03:07 Azarkon wrote:
This level of play is insane coming out of Europe. It's one hell of a lethal line-up Europe is going to be sending to the world championships. I think we've got a realistic shot of making life very difficult for the Koreans. Koreans aren't even going with their best, maybe there will be some big surprises in WCS finals There "best" couldn't qualify buddy maybe they arnt the "best"?
I'd have to disagree there. Oz seems to have Stephanos number yet that doesn't mean Oz is overall better than Stephano. There are a lot of things to factor in such as the luck or unluckiness of group placements. ie: If Parting was put in a group with 3 Terrans, he would dominate, but if it was 3 Zergs, he would be first to go. By the "best" I would assume he is talking about MVP and MC who forfeited their places in WCS to go to IEM due to LG sponsorship.
The bottom line is, the best in Korea aren't necessarily the ones who qualified for the WCS world championship or winning 1 particular event, infact many people are too quick to assume who is the best and not. The "best" should be affiliated with consistency, and with MVP winning 4 GSL championships, and winning a tournament in every major region in the world (MLG & IEM), therfore MVP is the best in Korea and the world.
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This is actually a historic moment in SC2 esports. Dont see that everyday.
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they know each other so well, it will be all about mind game
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On September 17 2012 03:32 mordk wrote:
I really don't know how to back this up, but WCS korea just felt unimportant and half-assed all the way through, MC and MVP forfeiting just made it all a lot clearer, neither the players nor the teams seemed to take this too seriously, it looked like a training ground throughout the whole thing, or like a tournament to show off some players who get less air time, which isn't a bad thing, but still, it was a strange tourney
WCS Korea was spread out over several weeks. I think it was the only one to be in such a format. Bad decision, I reckon. With 10 K for the winner up for grabs, the Koreans should have been taking it seriously. Not every KR player has a team that can afford to send them abroad to win big money prizes.
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On September 17 2012 03:35 Rhaegar_tar wrote:Show nested quote +On September 17 2012 03:32 mordk wrote:
I really don't know how to back this up, but WCS korea just felt unimportant and half-assed all the way through, MC and MVP forfeiting just made it all a lot clearer, neither the players nor the teams seemed to take this too seriously, it looked like a training ground throughout the whole thing, or like a tournament to show off some players who get less air time, which isn't a bad thing, but still, it was a strange tourney Why are you spouting so much nonsense?
I already said that, I don't know how to back it up, it's just how it "felt" to me, an opinion that is all
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Taldarim removed again. 
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On September 17 2012 03:35 Waxangel wrote:I think if Curious plays to his potential (not guaranteed, he gets pretty nervous on stage), he's probably the most dangerous person on the KR line-up. I think he has minor to major adv on all the Euros
Whoever faces Squirtle in the finals of the WCS finals will win the event. Curious is strong, but I don't think it'll be him.
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On September 17 2012 03:35 Waxangel wrote:I think if Curious plays to his potential (not guaranteed, he gets pretty nervous on stage), he's probably the most dangerous person on the KR line-up. I think he has minor to major adv on all the Euros
Stephano beat Curious In IPL just saying:D
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Love this moment. GJ dreamhack. So well produced.
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EPT
