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your Country52798 Posts
On October 27 2013 09:48 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:47 Bagi wrote:
Does this mean a 100% Korean Blizzcon?
I'm not sure that's so good for the scene... I don't think 1 foreigner vs. no foreigners will really kill the scene or anything.
yeah how many people still remember there was a foreigner in this tournament? 
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On October 27 2013 09:47 lolfail9001 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:47 Fjodorov wrote:On October 27 2013 09:46 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:44 Yonnua wrote:On October 27 2013 09:43 bourne117 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Naniwa having success in the GSL last year in WoL does not mean he is at the level now. Especially when Kespa hadn't switched yet also. If Naniwa was even close to the level of Dear he would have had no issues in WCS EU and at the very least made it to WCS season 3 finals and not be at home hoping these players lose so he can make it to blizzcon. He plays in the easiest region if he can't make it that's on him Why do you keep ignoring the fact that Naniwa smashed Dear at MLG Spring? Jet lag /s because naniwa lives in the US? :o No, because Naniwa was at much larger amount of MLGs. Unlike Dear.
Did Dear say he lost because of jet lag or are we playing guessing games?
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Russian Federation40190 Posts
This crowd cheers, but man, i would be sleeping in their place already.
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On October 27 2013 09:46 ArTiFaKs wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:40 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:38 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Did I call him bad? But it would be apparently be worse to have him at Blizzcon? Not saying you said it, but I somehow interpreted it that way you're not watching storylines ? It just adds to the hype of the matches. Not to mention having at least one person competing who doesn't need a translator to speak to the interviewers and audience would be nice. You're welcome to your own opinion but you might want to realize that there's people out there that actually want NaNiwa to go to blizzcon. I like Dear I hope he makes it, but I'd like to see a foreigner in the top16 as well.
Polt and MC both don't need a translator. And who cares if they do. If they are the best they should be there
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On October 27 2013 09:48 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:47 Bagi wrote:
Does this mean a 100% Korean Blizzcon?
I'm not sure that's so good for the scene... I don't think 1 foreigner vs. no foreigners will really kill the scene or anything.
the competitive level of play in NA and europe is the issue, who ends up at blizzcon is totally irrelevant imo
in fact you could argue that one foreigner making it and just being washed out in the first round would look even worse on the scene
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as expected, 4 out of 5 players from wcs korea advanced to round of 8
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No, we're not ready. Body isn't ready yet.
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On October 27 2013 09:48 Shellshock wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:48 Darkhoarse wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 Bagi wrote:
Does this mean a 100% Korean Blizzcon?
I'm not sure that's so good for the scene... I don't think 1 foreigner vs. no foreigners will really kill the scene or anything. But what if he goes and beats INnoVation again?!
The sky will falll or some shit idk. HerO is protoss Marineking.
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Russian Federation40190 Posts
On October 27 2013 09:49 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:47 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 Fjodorov wrote:On October 27 2013 09:46 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:44 Yonnua wrote:On October 27 2013 09:43 bourne117 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Naniwa having success in the GSL last year in WoL does not mean he is at the level now. Especially when Kespa hadn't switched yet also. If Naniwa was even close to the level of Dear he would have had no issues in WCS EU and at the very least made it to WCS season 3 finals and not be at home hoping these players lose so he can make it to blizzcon. He plays in the easiest region if he can't make it that's on him Why do you keep ignoring the fact that Naniwa smashed Dear at MLG Spring? Jet lag /s because naniwa lives in the US? :o No, because Naniwa was at much larger amount of MLGs. Unlike Dear. Did Dear say he lost because of jet lag or are we playing guessing games?
Dear never ever talked about this, did he?
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On October 27 2013 09:43 bourne117 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Naniwa having success in the GSL last year in WoL does not mean he is at the level now. Especially when Kespa hadn't switched yet also. If Naniwa was even close to the level of Dear he would have had no issues in WCS EU and at the very least made it to WCS season 3 finals and not be at home hoping these players lose so he can make it to blizzcon. He plays in the easiest region if he can't make it that's on him
Slightly inconsistent, but his top lvl is definately not far behind Dears.. maybe we should w8 and see, but right now naniwa has come out ahead
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On October 27 2013 09:48 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:48 Darkhoarse wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 Bagi wrote:
Does this mean a 100% Korean Blizzcon?
I'm not sure that's so good for the scene... I don't think 1 foreigner vs. no foreigners will really kill the scene or anything. yeah how many people still remember there was a foreigner in this tournament?
Everyone do the VortiXman.
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On October 27 2013 09:49 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:47 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 Fjodorov wrote:On October 27 2013 09:46 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:44 Yonnua wrote:On October 27 2013 09:43 bourne117 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Naniwa having success in the GSL last year in WoL does not mean he is at the level now. Especially when Kespa hadn't switched yet also. If Naniwa was even close to the level of Dear he would have had no issues in WCS EU and at the very least made it to WCS season 3 finals and not be at home hoping these players lose so he can make it to blizzcon. He plays in the easiest region if he can't make it that's on him Why do you keep ignoring the fact that Naniwa smashed Dear at MLG Spring? Jet lag /s because naniwa lives in the US? :o No, because Naniwa was at much larger amount of MLGs. Unlike Dear. Did Dear say he lost because of jet lag or are we playing guessing games?
I bet he was slumping and had food poisoning too
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On October 27 2013 09:49 Waise wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:48 Darkhoarse wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 Bagi wrote:
Does this mean a 100% Korean Blizzcon?
I'm not sure that's so good for the scene... I don't think 1 foreigner vs. no foreigners will really kill the scene or anything. the competitive level of play in NA and europe is the issue, who ends up at blizzcon is totally irrelevant imo in fact you could argue that one foreigner making it and just being washed out in the first round would look even worse on the scene
Kind of like this season finals
except Naniwa is much better than Vortix and has a chance to win a round at Blizzcon, well maybe, it depends on who he faces. if he comes in with 15th seed he might hit jaedong in round 1.
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can someone explain the polt casting ? i missed something ?
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United States23455 Posts
On October 27 2013 09:49 Muffloe wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:43 bourne117 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Naniwa having success in the GSL last year in WoL does not mean he is at the level now. Especially when Kespa hadn't switched yet also. If Naniwa was even close to the level of Dear he would have had no issues in WCS EU and at the very least made it to WCS season 3 finals and not be at home hoping these players lose so he can make it to blizzcon. He plays in the easiest region if he can't make it that's on him Slightly inconsistent, but his top lvl is definately not far behind Dears.. maybe we should w8 and see, but right now naniwa has come out ahead
Just no. Dear's top level is winning WCS KR, Naniwa never did that even when the level there was lower.
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On October 27 2013 09:49 redpeople wrote:
as expected, 4 out of 5 players from wcs korea advanced to round of 8
what is the reason for you not to expect all 5 to advance?
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On October 27 2013 09:49 lolfail9001 wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:49 Fjodorov wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:47 Fjodorov wrote:On October 27 2013 09:46 lolfail9001 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:44 Yonnua wrote:On October 27 2013 09:43 bourne117 wrote:On October 27 2013 09:37 Muffloe wrote:On October 27 2013 09:33 stuchiu wrote:On October 27 2013 09:31 ArTiFaKs wrote:
who cares if Dear is considered the better player, i just would like to see someone other than Koreans at Blizzcon. It's just much more exciting and the storylines and "underdog" feel of it is great. I care. I mean if I wanted to watch story lines with a vague connection to competitive spirit, I'd watch pro-wrestling. So your calling Naniwa bad? Yes Dear won the GSL, but Naniwa has aswell had some success in the league, while also having multiple international top finishes. Also, I believe he alerady beat Dear offline. Naniwa having success in the GSL last year in WoL does not mean he is at the level now. Especially when Kespa hadn't switched yet also. If Naniwa was even close to the level of Dear he would have had no issues in WCS EU and at the very least made it to WCS season 3 finals and not be at home hoping these players lose so he can make it to blizzcon. He plays in the easiest region if he can't make it that's on him Why do you keep ignoring the fact that Naniwa smashed Dear at MLG Spring? Jet lag /s because naniwa lives in the US? :o No, because Naniwa was at much larger amount of MLGs. Unlike Dear. Did Dear say he lost because of jet lag or are we playing guessing games? Dear never ever talked about this, did he?
Jet lag is often know to cause you to lose to your opponent scouting what you're doing and countering it.
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On October 27 2013 09:48 Darkhoarse wrote:Show nested quote +On October 27 2013 09:47 Bagi wrote:
Does this mean a 100% Korean Blizzcon?
I'm not sure that's so good for the scene... I don't think 1 foreigner vs. no foreigners will really kill the scene or anything.
I'd say the psychological and viewership impact is a big one but hey, what do I know.
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your Country52798 Posts
duckdeok spawns in the top left
ByuL spawns in the bottom right
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