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bracket confirms a 2-0 for Zenio now
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Fuck yeah! I'm so glad Tear finally qualifies for Code A 
Edit: Also GG Zenio !!
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So with Killer in Code A, MVP has the most players in GSL?
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brackets are all on liquipedia. tell me if you think I missed any notable eliminated players to put in the OP so people dont have to ask if they're playing or not
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Killer and Zenio surprised me.
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On January 31 2013 14:32 vthree wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2013 14:21 LighT. wrote:On January 31 2013 14:17 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 14:12 LighT. wrote:On January 31 2013 14:10 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 14:06 BlazeFury01 wrote:On January 31 2013 14:04 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 14:01 BlazeFury01 wrote:On January 31 2013 13:56 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 13:52 Tsutchie wrote:
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its not that they don't care, its that they don't have the time to prepare for the individual leagues like non-proleague players. coming to the qualifiers to play a few games aren't detrimental to the team but i think if the qualifiers were held on the same day as a proleague game. they wouldn't show up to the qualifiers Many players only pracitce by playing ladder. I mean yea they'll study their replays if they can, but in this they dont know who theyre going to play anyway so thats actually a terrible excuse. The "they don't have time" is complete BS Well, I don't know about that. It may seem like they have plenty of time but if their main priority is training for a whole team of players (Pro League) then they wouldn't really have that much time if you think about it. Whereas the ESF players only has to focus on one group and that's their GSL group. If players only practice by playing on ladder (i know for a fact thats all DRG does for example) then none of that is relevant. When you just practice ladder, youre just focusing on yourself and not your opponent so thats irrelevant. The map pool buddy. Kespa players have to practice for an almost completely different map pool. Yea, but how many other tournaments do top eSF players play in that have differnet map pools, plus kespa maps are being used in GSL this season. Its nothing about map pools, preparation or anything. Right now, overall eSF players are better than KeSPA. Thank you for sharing your opinion. Now respect other's peoples opinion as well. From my perspective; eSF and Kespa are equal in skill level from the bottom to the top. except Kespa teams seems to cultivate academies better than eSF teams, while eSF has the best player in sc2: Life. The only opinion ive shared was when I said eSF players overall which based on GSL results between KeSPA and eSF players and the quality of games PL is producing compared to Code S, I dont see how you can argue (note some KeSPA players can compete with everybody) I think everything else i said was a fact. I've made this argument at least 3 different times on other threads and I cant believe I'm bringing it up for the 4th time. but you CANT compare Code S to SPL Comparing the two is retardation at its finest. Code S is a individual league for the top tier players. SPL is a team league composed of b teams, a-teamers and hell even trainees.. This is excuses, and more excuses. Code S is top 32 players. SPL plays 4 players for the winners round so it should be 8x4 (32 players top players). So the 'level' of players shouldn't be that different.
How is that excuses? What excuse am I freaking making?
All I've stated is that you cant compare an individual league with a freakin team league.
Comparing the two is like myself going "OH LOOK AT GSTL" Compared to the OSL Finals of Rain/DRG, THE LEVEL OF GAMING IS BAD AND KESPA > ESF.
You are comparing apples to oranges and trying to justify it. Stop.
Actually let's go with your argument although the argument is stupid to begin with.
Yes they send 4 players for the winners round. What's your point?
I can see you can do math. 8x4 = 32 players.
What does this have anything to do with levels?
What argument are you trying to make with proleague teams fielding a total of maximum 32 players over 2 days?
Seriously..
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Also KT choking on individuals again. Surprise Surprise.
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On January 31 2013 14:31 LighT. wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2013 14:30 Shellshock1122 wrote: Killer 2-0  Action Killer qualifies for Code A! Pitiful. DAT KT CORE. DONT KNOW HOW TO WIN INDIVIDUALS.
Every season...
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Killer and Zenio 2011'ing this thing.
We're just missing Nada. Maybe if someone else from Azubu makes it through he'll be there in spirit? ~_^
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On January 31 2013 14:39 bittman wrote:
Killer and Zenio 2011'ing this thing.
We're just missing Nada. Maybe if someone else from Azubu makes it through he'll be there in spirit? ~_^
Their best shot at a 2011 nostalgia qualifier was probably TOP but he's out. I guess there's still InCa for their other GSL finalist
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On January 31 2013 14:39 LighT. wrote:
Also KT choking on individuals again. Surprise Surprise.
Action and Hoejja just need a seed into the Ro4, and then they'll be unstoppable.
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On January 31 2013 14:40 GolemMadness wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2013 14:39 LighT. wrote:
Also KT choking on individuals again. Surprise Surprise. Action and Hoejja just need a seed into the Ro4, and then they'll be unstoppable.
KT's last hope: Crazy-hydra.
Sigh..
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On January 31 2013 14:40 Shellshock1122 wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2013 14:39 bittman wrote:
Killer and Zenio 2011'ing this thing.
We're just missing Nada. Maybe if someone else from Azubu makes it through he'll be there in spirit? ~_^ Their best shot at a 2011 nostalgia qualifier was probably TOP but he's out. I guess there's still InCa for their other GSL finalist
They'll never see it coming at least.
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OMG cant wait to read SanHo interview. I freaking love him. Now sleep time so I can watch Noblesse and NesTea own in Code S
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What is the situation like between Sola and YoungJoo?
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On January 31 2013 14:42 bittman wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2013 14:40 Shellshock1122 wrote:On January 31 2013 14:39 bittman wrote:
Killer and Zenio 2011'ing this thing.
We're just missing Nada. Maybe if someone else from Azubu makes it through he'll be there in spirit? ~_^ Their best shot at a 2011 nostalgia qualifier was probably TOP but he's out. I guess there's still InCa for their other GSL finalist They'll never see it coming at least.
I see what you did there =]
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On January 31 2013 14:38 LighT. wrote:Show nested quote +On January 31 2013 14:32 vthree wrote:On January 31 2013 14:21 LighT. wrote:On January 31 2013 14:17 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 14:12 LighT. wrote:On January 31 2013 14:10 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 14:06 BlazeFury01 wrote:On January 31 2013 14:04 TommyP wrote:On January 31 2013 14:01 BlazeFury01 wrote:On January 31 2013 13:56 TommyP wrote:
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Many players only pracitce by playing ladder. I mean yea they'll study their replays if they can, but in this they dont know who theyre going to play anyway so thats actually a terrible excuse. The "they don't have time" is complete BS Well, I don't know about that. It may seem like they have plenty of time but if their main priority is training for a whole team of players (Pro League) then they wouldn't really have that much time if you think about it. Whereas the ESF players only has to focus on one group and that's their GSL group. If players only practice by playing on ladder (i know for a fact thats all DRG does for example) then none of that is relevant. When you just practice ladder, youre just focusing on yourself and not your opponent so thats irrelevant. The map pool buddy. Kespa players have to practice for an almost completely different map pool. Yea, but how many other tournaments do top eSF players play in that have differnet map pools, plus kespa maps are being used in GSL this season. Its nothing about map pools, preparation or anything. Right now, overall eSF players are better than KeSPA. Thank you for sharing your opinion. Now respect other's peoples opinion as well. From my perspective; eSF and Kespa are equal in skill level from the bottom to the top. except Kespa teams seems to cultivate academies better than eSF teams, while eSF has the best player in sc2: Life. The only opinion ive shared was when I said eSF players overall which based on GSL results between KeSPA and eSF players and the quality of games PL is producing compared to Code S, I dont see how you can argue (note some KeSPA players can compete with everybody) I think everything else i said was a fact. I've made this argument at least 3 different times on other threads and I cant believe I'm bringing it up for the 4th time. but you CANT compare Code S to SPL Comparing the two is retardation at its finest. Code S is a individual league for the top tier players. SPL is a team league composed of b teams, a-teamers and hell even trainees.. This is excuses, and more excuses. Code S is top 32 players. SPL plays 4 players for the winners round so it should be 8x4 (32 players top players). So the 'level' of players shouldn't be that different. How is that excuses? What excuse am I freaking making? All I've stated is that you cant compare an individual league with a freakin team league. Comparing the two is like myself going "OH LOOK AT GSTL" Compared to the OSL Finals of Rain/DRG, THE LEVEL OF GAMING IS BAD AND KESPA > ESF. You are comparing apples to oranges and trying to justify it. Stop.
I know this really isn't your point, but I wouldn't go so far as to say the level of games played in GSTL is actually lower than the OSL finals of Rain/DRG in the first place ... in the second, I guess if you want to compare teamleagues, GSTL games are definitely better than SPL games in term of play quality on average. Hell, IPTL games seem better even to me than SPL games. (I've stopped watching even when EG-TL plays, but that may just be because Taeja no longer plays in SPL ...  )
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EPT
