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On April 10 2013 11:42 plasmidghost wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:40 opterown wrote:http://t.co/P7Z6wFKt8y i wonder who the girl is On April 10 2013 11:40 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 sirachman wrote:On April 10 2013 11:20 plasmidghost wrote:
Please win Artosis!
I don't know if there's anything special I'm supposed to do for my 1337th post, but I'll dedicate it to all foreigners having the balls to participate in Korea and try to succeed there! Awesome man! I really hope to find out that a few more foreigners than Artosis have decided to go for it.  I think Naniwa and Major are participating too. Hopefully at least one of them can make it! i don't think they are Why wouldn't they? There's no reason for them to not try.
They wouldn't be able to play in NA/EU, then. And both are probably getting a seed to Premier (code S) there.
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On April 10 2013 11:41 Badfatpanda wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:36 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:33 Badfatpanda wrote:On April 10 2013 11:32 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:28 GolemMadness wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:22 ZenithM wrote:
Nothing could be more great that Bisu qualifying.
Wait, there actually is something: Artosis qualifying. As someone who didn't follow BW, I instantly disliked Flash and Bisu because of their often annoying fanbases. But after watching Bisu play in PL, I can't not root for him. The guy looked like his career was waning into oblivion, and he stopped playing WoL and picked up HotS ahead of the curve and it's quite impressive. I'm pulling for him to make it through. How can you dislike someone who told his parents that if he couldn't become a progamer in a month he'd give it up?! He said that? Was this after the SC2 switch? Are you trolling? Missed the word "become." I'm sorry I'm bad at reading. :'( Haha, don't worry it's better than the alternative :D
Just looked it up, and he was drafted in 2005 (he was either 15 or 16 then) to Pirates of Space (?!?!). So a kid at that age told his parents he was gonna become a pro and he's be damned if he didn't? That's pretty sweet.
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Are they playing already I take it?
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On April 10 2013 11:29 opterown wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:24 xpaperclip wrote:Hidden sheets on GOM's Google spreadsheet previews the brackets. I'm guessing not published because not finalised or some other issue, so take with large grain of salt. Not transcribing to LP yet for this reason. + Show Spoiler +Label goes up to I which is 9 groups, but only 6 are there. I'm reading 8 morning and 7 afternoon groups on Korean site. That means either there have been a lot of drop outs due to WCS, or perhaps just one session tomorrow? Or it's just a labelling mistake and it is still 6/6/6/6. wow, awesome. how did you find this? haha Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:24 Topin wrote:
hey opterown you know an estimated time for the beginning of the games? nope! I see IMFirst in those brackets, so they might be a little old. Also, quite a few unknown foreigners... let's hope they all show up, unlike last time!
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On April 10 2013 11:42 plasmidghost wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:40 opterown wrote:http://t.co/P7Z6wFKt8y i wonder who the girl is On April 10 2013 11:40 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 sirachman wrote:On April 10 2013 11:20 plasmidghost wrote:
Please win Artosis!
I don't know if there's anything special I'm supposed to do for my 1337th post, but I'll dedicate it to all foreigners having the balls to participate in Korea and try to succeed there! Awesome man! I really hope to find out that a few more foreigners than Artosis have decided to go for it. I think Naniwa and Major are participating too. Hopefully at least one of them can make it! i don't think they are Why wouldn't they? There's no reason for them to not try.
WCS NA/EU
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On April 10 2013 11:45 ssg wrote:
Are they playing already I take it?
setting up afaik
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On April 10 2013 11:43 shabby wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:42 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:40 opterown wrote:http://t.co/P7Z6wFKt8y i wonder who the girl is On April 10 2013 11:40 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 sirachman wrote:On April 10 2013 11:20 plasmidghost wrote:
Please win Artosis!
I don't know if there's anything special I'm supposed to do for my 1337th post, but I'll dedicate it to all foreigners having the balls to participate in Korea and try to succeed there! Awesome man! I really hope to find out that a few more foreigners than Artosis have decided to go for it. I think Naniwa and Major are participating too. Hopefully at least one of them can make it! i don't think they are Why wouldn't they? There's no reason for them to not try. They wouldn't be able to play in NA/EU, then. And both are probably getting a seed to Premier (code S) there. I highly doubt anyone on a KeSPA team, including Major, would play outside of KR. If he does that probably means he's leaving T8 (wasn't there already a rumor that he was?)
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On April 10 2013 11:32 AgentW wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:28 GolemMadness wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:22 ZenithM wrote:
Nothing could be more great that Bisu qualifying.
Wait, there actually is something: Artosis qualifying. As someone who didn't follow BW, I instantly disliked Flash and Bisu because of their often annoying fanbases. But after watching Bisu play in PL, I can't not root for him. The guy looked like his career was waning into oblivion, and he stopped playing WoL and picked up HotS ahead of the curve and it's quite impressive. I'm pulling for him to make it through. How can you dislike someone who told his parents that if he couldn't become a progamer in a month he'd give it up?! He said that? Was this after the SC2 switch?
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=129095
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On April 10 2013 11:46 bduddy wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:29 opterown wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 xpaperclip wrote:Hidden sheets on GOM's Google spreadsheet previews the brackets. I'm guessing not published because not finalised or some other issue, so take with large grain of salt. Not transcribing to LP yet for this reason. + Show Spoiler +Label goes up to I which is 9 groups, but only 6 are there. I'm reading 8 morning and 7 afternoon groups on Korean site. That means either there have been a lot of drop outs due to WCS, or perhaps just one session tomorrow? Or it's just a labelling mistake and it is still 6/6/6/6. wow, awesome. how did you find this? haha On April 10 2013 11:24 Topin wrote:
hey opterown you know an estimated time for the beginning of the games? nope! I see IMFirst in those brackets, so they might be a little old. Also, quite a few unknown foreigners... let's hope they all show up, unlike last time!
Probably signed up before the WCS announcement.
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OMG I ALMOST MISSED IT
GO MY LOVABLE KESPA PLAYERS AND MVP!
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On April 10 2013 11:47 bduddy wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:43 shabby wrote:On April 10 2013 11:42 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:40 opterown wrote:http://t.co/P7Z6wFKt8y i wonder who the girl is On April 10 2013 11:40 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 sirachman wrote:On April 10 2013 11:20 plasmidghost wrote:
Please win Artosis!
I don't know if there's anything special I'm supposed to do for my 1337th post, but I'll dedicate it to all foreigners having the balls to participate in Korea and try to succeed there! Awesome man! I really hope to find out that a few more foreigners than Artosis have decided to go for it. I think Naniwa and Major are participating too. Hopefully at least one of them can make it! i don't think they are Why wouldn't they? There's no reason for them to not try. They wouldn't be able to play in NA/EU, then. And both are probably getting a seed to Premier (code S) there. I highly doubt anyone on a KeSPA team, including Major, would play outside of KR. If he does that probably means he's leaving T8 (wasn't there already a rumor that he was?)
KeSPA themselves were rumoured to be strongly considering NA (leaked by major himself lol) so i don't think that's necessarily the case
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On April 10 2013 11:47 bduddy wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:43 shabby wrote:On April 10 2013 11:42 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:40 opterown wrote:http://t.co/P7Z6wFKt8y i wonder who the girl is On April 10 2013 11:40 plasmidghost wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 sirachman wrote:On April 10 2013 11:20 plasmidghost wrote:
Please win Artosis!
I don't know if there's anything special I'm supposed to do for my 1337th post, but I'll dedicate it to all foreigners having the balls to participate in Korea and try to succeed there! Awesome man! I really hope to find out that a few more foreigners than Artosis have decided to go for it. I think Naniwa and Major are participating too. Hopefully at least one of them can make it! i don't think they are Why wouldn't they? There's no reason for them to not try. They wouldn't be able to play in NA/EU, then. And both are probably getting a seed to Premier (code S) there. I highly doubt anyone on a KeSPA team, including Major, would play outside of KR. If he does that probably means he's leaving T8 (wasn't there already a rumor that he was?)
Why? He can play online from KR. I think T8 would fly him over for a 1 weekend trip for him to cash in big and represent T8 in the top.
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On April 10 2013 11:44 AgentW wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:41 Badfatpanda wrote:On April 10 2013 11:36 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:33 Badfatpanda wrote:On April 10 2013 11:32 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:28 GolemMadness wrote:On April 10 2013 11:24 AgentW wrote:On April 10 2013 11:22 ZenithM wrote:
Nothing could be more great that Bisu qualifying.
Wait, there actually is something: Artosis qualifying. As someone who didn't follow BW, I instantly disliked Flash and Bisu because of their often annoying fanbases. But after watching Bisu play in PL, I can't not root for him. The guy looked like his career was waning into oblivion, and he stopped playing WoL and picked up HotS ahead of the curve and it's quite impressive. I'm pulling for him to make it through. How can you dislike someone who told his parents that if he couldn't become a progamer in a month he'd give it up?! He said that? Was this after the SC2 switch? Are you trolling? Missed the word "become." I'm sorry I'm bad at reading. :'( Haha, don't worry it's better than the alternative :D Just looked it up, and he was drafted in 2005 (he was either 15 or 16 then) to Pirates of Space (?!?!). So a kid at that age told his parents he was gonna become a pro and he's be damned if he didn't? That's pretty sweet.
Yeah, imo the best story about Flash, and there are plenty of good ones >< So crazy.
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Also when is the brackets being released?
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Dragon trying to qualify for Korea is a bit surprising to me, I guess he has no way to get to the offline finals section.
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On April 10 2013 11:50 Laryleprakon wrote:
Dragon trying to qualify for Korea is a bit surprising to me, I guess he has no way to get to the offline finals section.
i despise dragon and his legion of fans =.=
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On April 10 2013 11:50 opterown wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:50 Laryleprakon wrote:
Dragon trying to qualify for Korea is a bit surprising to me, I guess he has no way to get to the offline finals section. i despise dragon and his legion of fans =.=
He has a low skill level compared to most koreans..if not all
but he knows how to entertain.
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On April 10 2013 11:50 opterown wrote:Show nested quote +On April 10 2013 11:50 Laryleprakon wrote:
Dragon trying to qualify for Korea is a bit surprising to me, I guess he has no way to get to the offline finals section. i despise dragon and his legion of fans =.=
almost as bad as the MKP fans who put MKPMKPMKPMKP in their signature
you know those ones, they post in his fan club.
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On April 10 2013 11:49 LighT. wrote:
Also when is the brackets being released?
Was supposed to be out 1.5 hours ago.
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So, I guess all we have to do to see which Koreans are going to EU and NA (that is NA -- NOT EU) is to compare which Koreans are out of Code S and A with this qualifier bracket.
If they're not in the bracket, and they're not in Code A or S, they're moving.
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