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On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them.
then you're obviously wrong o_O
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On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them.
From that statement it's clear you don't think much.
But serieusly, MLG pays for them to be there DH does not.
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On October 22 2012 00:52 TheDougler wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:50 Ventris wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 eieio wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Ventris wrote:On October 22 2012 00:47 Anonymous_Coward wrote:On October 22 2012 00:43 choqman wrote:
I Really think that the level of play is not that good (Comparing with top players...) I mean SOOOOOOO many micro mistakes... I watched yesterday the GSL final, and it was amazing... Today after watching the playoffs it felt like I was watching amateurs... I don't mean that the players are not good at all, but they are not as good as top players...
(TLO (I Love you man!!!) still making some childish mistakes...) If you try to hold any every to the level of the GSL finals, you're going to always be disappointed. Depends on the GSL Final in question... Nothing will ever beat that 4 time DT rush by inca, am I right? At least i laught...Losira/Nestea was simply bad. I didn't mind it honestly, if only because Nestea had to 4-0 Losira in order to complete his perfect run that season. It's kind of funny that we don't reminisce more on the only 100% perfect run that has happened in Code S. (MVP was close a couple times though)
Nestea's run was awesome, I don't think enough people appreciate it for what it was. Even if MVP has performed much better since then.
Seriously though I stayed up all night to watch GSL and after the third DT rush from Inca I turned off the stream and went to bed, lololol. Worst finals ever.
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On October 22 2012 00:55 Lysanias wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them. From that statement it's clear you don't think much. But serieusly, MLG pays for them to be there DH does not.
Those that qualify get a travel stipend.
That doesn't mean that all costs are covered.
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On October 22 2012 00:49 TheDougler wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:43 Dexington wrote:On October 22 2012 00:41 TheDougler wrote:On October 22 2012 00:27 Bibbit wrote:On October 22 2012 00:25 eieio wrote:On October 22 2012 00:24 TheDougler wrote:On October 22 2012 00:21 TheDougler wrote:On October 22 2012 00:20 StarVe wrote:On October 22 2012 00:12 TheDougler wrote:
OMG lol, so you know how I posted that technically Naniwa can still qualify on points to DH winter? I think he actually STILL is in the running for that.
Current point standings:
1. Nerchio >= 44
2. Stephano = 32
3. Fraer = 32
4. Sase = 29
5. Targa = 25
6. TheSTC = 25
7. LiquidRet = 25
8. Bly >= 25
9. LiquidHero = 24
10. MVP Monster = 20
11. one of StarNan and Monchi = 20 points (calculating match score shortly).
12. Socke = 12 with + 8 Match Score
13. Genius with + 6 match score, + 12 map score.
14. Naniwa with +6 match score, + 10 map score
Starnan/Monchi loser will have 12 points. Monchi's match score if he loses will still be enough to qualify him directly based on points and he would be at slot 14. If he goes on to the semifinals however, to fill slot number ten however things get SUPER exciting, as StarNan's match score would be +3 and thus putting him at slot number 15.
Keep in mind... 2 players here will get direct seeds. Thus, the top 14 will qualify if 2 of Nerchio, Bly, and Mana qualify.
For TLO to qualify though he NEEDS Monchi to come back in this series and advance to the semifinals (and then lose to Nerchio).
Tl;DR If Monchi wins this series, and loses to Nerchio, then Naniwa both qualifies on points to DH Winter. You forgot Bly, didn't you? Fuck. K hold on. Yup. So it's only Naniwa who has his fingers crossed for this one. Even if you're an EG fan you're still doing some badass work here, thanks for adding this shit up man. Haha am I reading wrong or are you suggesting that Dougler is a good person despite being a EG fan?  But ye, nicely done Dougler, thanks! Haha, you're welcome guys. I could get ostracized from the Evil Minions just for talking to "unmentionables" such as yourselves so I must away! Heh, in any case though, lets see what the match and map score was for Monchi... But I think he does have Naniwa beat. Naniwa - 12 Points +6 Match Score +10 Map Score Monchi - 12 Points +6 Match Score +10 Map Score Holy shit, what the hell do they do now? If Mana wins and Nerchio win, Starnan and Bly will knock them out of the qualifying, won't they? Fortunately No! The two players that reach the finals get a direct seed. Thus the points would look like this: 1. Setephano = 32 2. Fraer = 32 3. Sase = 29 4. Targa = 25 5. TheSTC = 25 6. LiquidRet = 25 7. Bly = 25 8. LiquidHero = 24 9. MVP Monster = 20 10. one of StarNan and Monchi = 20 points (calculating match score shortly). 11. Socke = 12 with + 8 Match Score 12. Genius with + 6 match score, + 12 map score. 13. Naniwa with + 6 match score, + 10 map score 13. Monchi with + 6 match score, + 10 map score 15. TLO with +4 Match score HOWEVER, Mana already got a seed from reaching the finals of DH summer, and they need 12 seeds from points. Thus, (I would presume) that it is in fact the top 13 who will get qualifying seeds to DH Winter in the case of mana reaching two finals.
Can anyone link please to the exact rules for EIZO Open? Can't find them myself. Everyone here seems to ignore TLO's results from Stockholm and Valencia where he didn't get points but match/map score.
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On October 22 2012 00:55 JayJay_90 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them. then you're obviously wrong o_O
don't bite...
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On October 22 2012 00:55 JayJay_90 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them. then you're obviously wrong o_O
Yeah, Code A terran could definately drop some games to euro players. Code A zergs/protoss, however, would not.
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On October 22 2012 00:57 pmp10 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:55 Lysanias wrote:On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them. From that statement it's clear you don't think much. But serieusly, MLG pays for them to be there DH does not. Those that qualify get a travel stipend. That doesn't mean that all costs are covered.
Alright the majority of those that qualify are korean and they get covered.
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On October 22 2012 00:49 TheDougler wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:43 Dexington wrote:On October 22 2012 00:41 TheDougler wrote:On October 22 2012 00:27 Bibbit wrote:On October 22 2012 00:25 eieio wrote:On October 22 2012 00:24 TheDougler wrote:On October 22 2012 00:21 TheDougler wrote:On October 22 2012 00:20 StarVe wrote:On October 22 2012 00:12 TheDougler wrote:
OMG lol, so you know how I posted that technically Naniwa can still qualify on points to DH winter? I think he actually STILL is in the running for that.
Current point standings:
1. Nerchio >= 44
2. Stephano = 32
3. Fraer = 32
4. Sase = 29
5. Targa = 25
6. TheSTC = 25
7. LiquidRet = 25
8. Bly >= 25
9. LiquidHero = 24
10. MVP Monster = 20
11. one of StarNan and Monchi = 20 points (calculating match score shortly).
12. Socke = 12 with + 8 Match Score
13. Genius with + 6 match score, + 12 map score.
14. Naniwa with +6 match score, + 10 map score
Starnan/Monchi loser will have 12 points. Monchi's match score if he loses will still be enough to qualify him directly based on points and he would be at slot 14. If he goes on to the semifinals however, to fill slot number ten however things get SUPER exciting, as StarNan's match score would be +3 and thus putting him at slot number 15.
Keep in mind... 2 players here will get direct seeds. Thus, the top 14 will qualify if 2 of Nerchio, Bly, and Mana qualify.
For TLO to qualify though he NEEDS Monchi to come back in this series and advance to the semifinals (and then lose to Nerchio).
Tl;DR If Monchi wins this series, and loses to Nerchio, then Naniwa both qualifies on points to DH Winter. You forgot Bly, didn't you? Fuck. K hold on. Yup. So it's only Naniwa who has his fingers crossed for this one. Even if you're an EG fan you're still doing some badass work here, thanks for adding this shit up man. Haha am I reading wrong or are you suggesting that Dougler is a good person despite being a EG fan? But ye, nicely done Dougler, thanks! Haha, you're welcome guys. I could get ostracized from the Evil Minions just for talking to "unmentionables" such as yourselves so I must away! Heh, in any case though, lets see what the match and map score was for Monchi... But I think he does have Naniwa beat. Naniwa - 12 Points +6 Match Score +10 Map Score Monchi - 12 Points +6 Match Score +10 Map Score Holy shit, what the hell do they do now? If Mana wins and Nerchio win, Starnan and Bly will knock them out of the qualifying, won't they? Fortunately No! The two players that reach the finals get a direct seed. Thus the points would look like this: 1. Setephano = 32 2. Fraer = 32 3. Sase = 29 4. Targa = 25 5. TheSTC = 25 6. LiquidRet = 25 7. Bly = 25 8. LiquidHero = 24 9. MVP Monster = 20 10. one of StarNan and Monchi = 20 points (calculating match score shortly). 11. Socke = 12 with + 8 Match Score 12. Genius with + 6 match score, + 12 map score. 13. Naniwa with + 6 match score, + 10 map score 13. Monchi with + 6 match score, + 10 map score 15. TLO with +4 Match score HOWEVER, Mana already got a seed from reaching the finals of DH summer, and they need 12 seeds from points. Thus, (I would presume) that it is in fact the top 13 who will get qualifying seeds to DH Winter in the case of mana reaching two finals.
It should be noted that it doesn't matter who wins between Mana and Bly, as far as how many of these players make it through. The nerchio vs Starnan match is critical however.
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I think it's good not every big tournament have the same kind of players. GSL is obviously the best of the best, MLG is a mix between top Koreans and foreigners and Dreamhack is more the top foreign scene with a few Koreans sprinkled in. It all have its appeal to me for different reasons.
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On October 22 2012 00:59 Noc- wrote:![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/ea2xv.png)
ROFL, so true!
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On October 22 2012 00:52 RoyAlex wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money But guess what! Koreans are better than European players! And there is always a big flock of Koreans at MLG and only 3-4 Koreans at DH's.
Dreamhack is very top-heavy, so the risk of getting nothing out of there seems to high for a lot of koreans.
Puma, Hyun, Genius, JYP, Dragon, Vampire, Keen, HerO , Sage (2x), Moon, viOLet and Rain all attendet a DH this year and all of them got knocked out by europeans, before any of them got prize-money.
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LOL "please approach me aggressively"
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On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion
the food
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Rap battle between Apollo and Husky?
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Rap battle between Husky and rApollo! Make it happened!
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On October 22 2012 00:59 gillon wrote:Show nested quote +On October 22 2012 00:55 JayJay_90 wrote:On October 22 2012 00:51 craaaaack wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Masq wrote:On October 22 2012 00:49 Vertical wrote:
again korean falls in european soils
i wonder why korean team wont sent their player to DH
while at MLG it was like korean invasion because european players are better and MLG is free money lol I don't think any Code A terran would drop games to them. then you're obviously wrong o_O Yeah, Code A terran could definately drop some games to euro players. Code A zergs/protoss, however, would not.
I don't want to offend anyone but the games so far in the tournament were full of mistakes and of a low quality overall. The koreans play way more refined and since terran is the race the least susceptible to cheese I said terran.
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"We will RAP this up in a second." - RedEye
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