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On November 18 2012 20:46 Jehct wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:42 Dodgin wrote:On November 18 2012 20:40 Vandrad wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. If it was os easy why didn't you won it? I didn't say it was easy, I said it was the easiest 100k of his life. Compare that run to winning two GSL's and getting second in another, which is what you would have to do to match the 100k prize money. Compare the many tournaments where Stephano has made bank to an MLG... prize money isn't equitable in eSports (at all). That said, this tournament had more barriers to entry (all the qualifiers, limited korean representatives) and demanded more consistency than almost any other. What more do you want?
I don't want anything, I'm just telling it how it is.
Qualifying for this event as a KR player is extremely tough, because you had to place well in two tournaments beforehand.
Parting was rewarded generously with a good bracket, and he took advantage.
Beating the players listed does not make him the best in the world, that's the only point. I don't like the tasteless hype because all the casual viewers will buy into it and I don't want to hear any crap about Parting being the best player in the world.
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On November 18 2012 20:44 Dodgin wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:42 Jehct wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. ...because every other Code S/A/B korean was knocked out either earlier in the tournament or in the many qualifiers leading up to it Seriously, wtf? This was a lot harder to win, and required a lot more consistency, than any single Code S championship. He got third in WCS KR, second in WCS Asia, first here. That's fucking amazing. Trying to downplay the achievement is just messed up You're missing the point, I'm not trying to downplay his achievement or anything, he played really well and did great in WCS KR and WCS asia to get to this point but the players he had to beat to win this makes it the easiest 100k he will ever make in his life.
No you are missing his point. You also have to count all the people he beat in the qualifiers, which worked toward his entry into the tournament.
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Gratz to Parting! Top 3 at this tournament was extremely predictable
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On November 18 2012 20:45 Hiea wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:42 Dodgin wrote:On November 18 2012 20:40 Vandrad wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. If it was os easy why didn't you won it? I didn't say it was easy, I said it was the easiest 100k of his life. Compare that run to winning two GSL's and getting second in another, which is what you would have to do to match the 100k prize money. Incorrect, he could have won the lottery... except he didn't win the lottery, so that's not the easiest $100k of his life, the BWC is
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On November 18 2012 20:48 X3GoldDot wrote: lol he goes from 50th most earning player right up to top 10 According to SC2earning he won't, he'll go 11th but puma is still 10k ahead of him at 10th.
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On November 18 2012 20:45 Pyre wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:45 Weirdkid wrote:Parting makes lifting that trophy look like gym training ![](/mirror/smilies/smile.gif) Though it does look really heavy hahaha. Wonder how he's going to get it back to Korea I think normally the tournament organizers take the liberty of shipping the trophies. Oh haha that's nice of them
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Pretty uninteresting finals considering everything that led up to this point. Congrats to PartinG nonetheless, rich ass bastard..
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On November 18 2012 20:42 Jehct wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. ...because every other Code S/A/B korean was knocked out either earlier in the tournament or in the many qualifiers leading up to it Seriously, wtf? This was a lot harder to win, and required a lot more consistency, than any single Code S championship. He got third in WCS KR, second in WCS Asia, first here. That's fucking amazing. Trying to downplay the achievement is just messed up
You're looking at it wrong. He deserves credit for winning those tournament individually and making it to the BWC. He didn't, however, do much to earn the top spot at this event though. Not down playing his efforts, I'm happy for him, but its not like he went from one the top protoss playersvto the best player in the world in 2 days.
A tournament that want's to pretend its the highest achievement in the sport has to fix the qualifying. The player pool was very very poor and a terrible representation of the best players that the world has to offer.
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On November 18 2012 20:48 TheSwedishFan wrote: This was by far the best event of the year. Amazing job with the production and the hype throughout the day. The ceremony was cool. Gangnamn style ftw! =D
i mean, i enjoyed this, really, but come on man. shit was a mess at times
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On November 18 2012 20:44 Dodgin wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:42 Jehct wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. ...because every other Code S/A/B korean was knocked out either earlier in the tournament or in the many qualifiers leading up to it Seriously, wtf? This was a lot harder to win, and required a lot more consistency, than any single Code S championship. He got third in WCS KR, second in WCS Asia, first here. That's fucking amazing. Trying to downplay the achievement is just messed up You're missing the point, I'm not trying to downplay his achievement or anything, he played really well and did great in WCS KR and WCS asia to get to this point but the players he had to beat to win this makes it the easiest 100k he will ever make in his life. ...except those players beat the other players you would demand he beat to make it the hardest $100k of his life. What do you want him to do, beat every single player in every qualifier in the most convoluted group stage format ever invented?
Literally every big name was in the different qualifiers/events, and he was the last guy standing. That's the equivalent to an olympics, and why it gets hyped. This bitching is bad.
On November 18 2012 20:49 ShAdZ_ZX wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:42 Jehct wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. ...because every other Code S/A/B korean was knocked out either earlier in the tournament or in the many qualifiers leading up to it Seriously, wtf? This was a lot harder to win, and required a lot more consistency, than any single Code S championship. He got third in WCS KR, second in WCS Asia, first here. That's fucking amazing. Trying to downplay the achievement is just messed up You're looking at it wrong. He deserves credit for winning those tournament individually and making it to the BWC. He didn't, however, do much to earn the top spot at this event though. Not down playing his efforts, I'm happy for him, but its not like he went from one the top protoss playersvto the best player in the world in 2 days. A tournament that want's to pretend its the highest achievement in the sport has to fix the qualifying. The player pool was very very poor and a terrible representation of the best players that the world has to offer. Did you look at the qualifiers at all? The player pool was every top name in Korea (and the rest of the world). The very nature of a massive tournament like this is that 99% get weeded out and a few champions from each nation are left standing. Just because you don't like who they are, or how they perform on the day, doesn't mean they don't deserve to win, or aren't the best player in the world at that moment.
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On November 18 2012 20:49 Fusilero wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:48 X3GoldDot wrote: lol he goes from 50th most earning player right up to top 10 According to SC2earning he won't, he'll go 11th but puma is still 10k ahead of him at 10th.
He is 2nd for protoss players now.
Still over 200k behind MC though. :D
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On November 18 2012 20:48 TheSwedishFan wrote: This was by far the best event of the year. Amazing job with the production and the hype throughout the day. The ceremony was cool. Gangnamn style ftw! =D Loved all those technical issues as well. Really added alot of colour and suspense.
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On November 18 2012 20:49 polishedturd wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:48 TheSwedishFan wrote: This was by far the best event of the year. Amazing job with the production and the hype throughout the day. The ceremony was cool. Gangnamn style ftw! =D i mean, i enjoyed this, really, but come on man. shit was a mess at times Bitterdam's conversation when they didn't think they were on air is clearly what made this the best event of the year.
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Partings road to 100k:
2-0 sC 2-1 aLive 2-0 curious 2-0 seed 0-2 Squirtle 1-2 Creator 2-0 MacSed 2-1 Curious 2-0 RorO 0-2 HerO (TL) 2-1 Curious 2-1 herO (Kespa Protoss) 2-0 HerO (TL) 2-0 Socke 2-0 Illusion 3-0 Scarlett 3-2 Suppy 3-0 Sen 4-2 Creator
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On November 18 2012 20:46 MasterOfPuppets wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:44 KimJongChill wrote:On November 18 2012 20:42 Jehct wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. ...because every other Code S/A/B korean was knocked out either earlier in the tournament or in the many qualifiers leading up to it Seriously, wtf? This was a lot harder to win, and required a lot more consistency, than any single Code S championship. He got third in WCS KR, second in WCS Asia, first here. That's fucking amazing. Trying to downplay the achievement is just messed up he beat sc, alive, curious, roro, both heros i think, so not the most impressive line-up. i dont think people are downplaying his achievement so much as they are fed up with the blatant and forced hyping. Blizzard really desperate to make this seem more important than it really is (apart from the money, which is undoubtedly a big thing) The lack of terran really tainted the BWC for many people i guess. Blizzard is in a difficult position to integrate foreigners (most of them suck) in the tournament to make it a "world"-ish championship.
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On November 18 2012 20:49 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:45 Hiea wrote:On November 18 2012 20:42 Dodgin wrote:On November 18 2012 20:40 Vandrad wrote:On November 18 2012 20:39 Dodgin wrote: Okay so in this tournament
Parting defeated
Illusion
Socke
Scarlett
Suppy
Sen
Creator
Only one Korean player and one Code A/B player.
Congrats on the easiest 100k of your life. If it was os easy why didn't you won it? I didn't say it was easy, I said it was the easiest 100k of his life. Compare that run to winning two GSL's and getting second in another, which is what you would have to do to match the 100k prize money. Incorrect, he could have won the lottery... except he didn't win the lottery, so that's not the easiest $100k of his life, the BWC is It's the only 100k of his life so far so of course it's the easiest, duh
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On November 18 2012 20:50 dainbramage wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:49 polishedturd wrote:On November 18 2012 20:48 TheSwedishFan wrote: This was by far the best event of the year. Amazing job with the production and the hype throughout the day. The ceremony was cool. Gangnamn style ftw! =D i mean, i enjoyed this, really, but come on man. shit was a mess at times Bitterdam's conversation when they didn't think they were on air is clearly what made this the best event of the year.
What did they talk about?
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On November 18 2012 20:50 dainbramage wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2012 20:49 polishedturd wrote:On November 18 2012 20:48 TheSwedishFan wrote: This was by far the best event of the year. Amazing job with the production and the hype throughout the day. The ceremony was cool. Gangnamn style ftw! =D i mean, i enjoyed this, really, but come on man. shit was a mess at times Bitterdam's conversation when they didn't think they were on air is clearly what made this the best event of the year.
haha, the fuckups did make me laugh, i will admit
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Parting doesnt care about haters with 100k in his bank. Gratz to all 3 tosses though, they had put up some really great games this tournament.
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There will be WCS next year? It;s pretty damn amazing tournament overall. I would say that it's the best if you count all continental tourny.
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