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On November 03 2012 21:50 Otolia wrote:Show nested quote +On November 03 2012 21:42 justinpal wrote:On November 03 2012 21:35 Otolia wrote:
I remember when I was mocked for saying that the french amateur scene was one of the best in EU. Well there you have it boys. This and the fact that patchzerg isn't a thing anymore. Now it's foreign zerg who are clearly competing on the same level as Code A koreans. This is ESWC. The only French Zergs that were in the playoffs are Minimath and Stephano. The only player to beat a Code A Korean was SortOf, a Swedish patch Zerg. I agree the Swedish scene is very strong.  Edit: I suppose you were referring to Neoangel. My bad :o. I didn't realize it was two different thoughts. I my opinion for pro scene it goes like this : Sweden > Ukraine > Russia > Germany > Finland > France (just Stephano, Feast, Adel and Dayshi) = rest of EU but for Amateur scene it's Sweden > Germany > Russia > France > Rest of EU.
Polish scene is much stronger than Finnish, and French too btw. Even Spain would be before Finland.
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On November 03 2012 21:50 Otolia wrote:Show nested quote +On November 03 2012 21:42 justinpal wrote:On November 03 2012 21:35 Otolia wrote:
I remember when I was mocked for saying that the french amateur scene was one of the best in EU. Well there you have it boys. This and the fact that patchzerg isn't a thing anymore. Now it's foreign zerg who are clearly competing on the same level as Code A koreans. This is ESWC. The only French Zergs that were in the playoffs are Minimath and Stephano. The only player to beat a Code A Korean was SortOf, a Swedish patch Zerg. I agree the Swedish scene is very strong. Edit: I suppose you were referring to Neoangel. My bad :o. I didn't realize it was two different thoughts. I my opinion for pro scene it goes like this : Sweden > Ukraine > Russia > Germany > Finland > France (just Stephano, Feast, Adel and Dayshi) = rest of EU but for Amateur scene it's Sweden > Germany > Russia > France > Rest of EU.
You can't take Feast. That's so unfair to Belgium.
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So, can we already agree this is one of the worst tournaments ever ?
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On November 03 2012 21:51 mcc wrote:Anyway Mana now the second best foreigner in terms of earnings If he wins the whole thing he will be actually before Hero.
If Stephano wins 3rd place, he will be 4th best overall in terms of earnings.
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Canada16217 Posts
On November 03 2012 21:32 Decado wrote:
"but guys guys, Stephano is Code S and a top 5 Zerg!"
Lmfao, don't make me laugh. EG sent Stephano to ESWC instead of MLG to maintain his reputation, as they knew he hadn't the slightest chance against world class players, and he STILL loses. I really hope this puts some of the insane Stephano fanboyism to rest.
Hell, he's what the 3rd or 4th best player here? and people can make good arguments that Nerchio is better than him anyway.
Stephano is a world class player, stop hating when he's proved it time and time again that he is among the best.
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I cannot believe that Mana beat Stephano. I wish I didn't miss the games 
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Second time in a few months that Stephano loses to MaNa in a big european tournament.
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Really liking neoangels BO so far. Nice usage of building placements too.
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I agree. It kinds of feel like 2011 :D
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On November 03 2012 21:52 mcc wrote:Show nested quote +On November 03 2012 21:50 Otolia wrote:On November 03 2012 21:42 justinpal wrote:On November 03 2012 21:35 Otolia wrote:
I remember when I was mocked for saying that the french amateur scene was one of the best in EU. Well there you have it boys. This and the fact that patchzerg isn't a thing anymore. Now it's foreign zerg who are clearly competing on the same level as Code A koreans. This is ESWC. The only French Zergs that were in the playoffs are Minimath and Stephano. The only player to beat a Code A Korean was SortOf, a Swedish patch Zerg. I agree the Swedish scene is very strong. Edit: I suppose you were referring to Neoangel. My bad :o. I didn't realize it was two different thoughts. I my opinion for pro scene it goes like this : Sweden > Ukraine > Russia > Germany > Finland > France (just Stephano, Feast, Adel and Dayshi) = rest of EU but for Amateur scene it's Sweden > Germany > Russia > France > Rest of EU. Polish scene is much stronger than Finnish, and French too btw. Even Spain would be before Finland.
Well I forgot both of these :X. For the pro scene, I would put Spain and Poland approximately on the same level slightly above Germany right now.
As for Belgium being incorporated into France, don't see it in the bad way. The EU Francophone scene is pretty much united around France and Feast, ELVIS both were in french teams. So when I say France, I mean the francophone scene.
Hawk's interviewQ:You will be facing the french player NeOAnGeL in the Round of 8, what do you know about him ?I watched him play in the french final and…i think he's bad. I'm just honest here, i don't think he was good, he does a lot of weird things in the openings that leaves him behind and the only thing was that the zerg player didn't abused it. If you know what to do you should be able to secure the game in the first 7minutes.
Well Hawk, I guess sometimes you can be beaten by a lesser player even if you are a zerg.
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are all the streams dailymotion? ;x
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Is this actually Stephano playing?
Is he drunk?
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stephano is playing really bad today, expected so much more since he was silently training in korea for the last few weeks
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Um........ what?
What's happening?!
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Stephano making me eat my words. :O
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On November 03 2012 22:06 Tsubbi wrote:
stephano is playing really bad today, expected so much more since he was silently training in korea for the last few weeks
Curse!11!!!!
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Austria24417 Posts
On November 03 2012 22:06 Dodgin wrote:
Is this actually Stephano playing?
Is he drunk?
He really seems like it.
NeoAngel with the 1/1 forget twilight council tech entirely into win timing
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EPT
