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On November 18 2013 02:13 Cereb wrote:................. First group stage: 23 non koreans vs 9 koreans. Second group stage: 8 non koreans vs 8 koreans Round of 8: 2 non koreans vs 6 koreans Round of 4 -> 0 non koreans I mean, really? 
Koreans were generally invited for their skills, and in particular their skill vs other Koreans.
The same applies to some of the foreigners, but there were quite a few who were invited at least partially for their community profile, personality and to some extent convenience. No one expected Incontrol or MoMan to go far. No one (should have) expected Stephano to win. This means that the foreigners are on average of lower skill, and there are quite a few who were destined to leave in the first or at the very latest second group stage.
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Whirlwind feels like a great map to take a hidden expo in the top right corner. You know, for old times sake.
Sadly you can't do it behind the mineral line.
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this leenock jjakji game has the most epic setup of a game ive sever seens o far...lol
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On November 18 2013 02:18 rasnj wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2013 02:13 Cereb wrote:................. First group stage: 23 non koreans vs 9 koreans. Second group stage: 8 non koreans vs 8 koreans Round of 8: 2 non koreans vs 6 koreans Round of 4 -> 0 non koreans I mean, really? Koreans were generally invited for their skills, and in particular their skill vs other Koreans. The same applies to some of the foreigners, but there were quite a few who were invited at least partially for their community profile, personality and to some extent convenience. No one expected Incontrol or MoMan to go far. No one (should have) expected Stephano to win. This means that the foreigners are on average of lower skill, and there are quite a few who were destined to leave in the first or at the very latest second group stage.
While this is true, it's not like we have a massive list of much better non-koreans who sat this one out.. The Koreans on the other hand.... :p
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On November 18 2013 02:18 Cereb wrote:Yeah, the sad part is that it isn't even a surprise to anyone 
the sad part is that many foreigners played really well but werent able to advance
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wtf leenock wasting banes and barely killing bunker
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United Kingdom50293 Posts
You want to cheer up disappointed people with sons of starcraft? That's some kind of sick joke right
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On November 18 2013 02:20 Cereb wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2013 02:18 rasnj wrote:On November 18 2013 02:13 Cereb wrote:................. First group stage: 23 non koreans vs 9 koreans. Second group stage: 8 non koreans vs 8 koreans Round of 8: 2 non koreans vs 6 koreans Round of 4 -> 0 non koreans I mean, really? Koreans were generally invited for their skills, and in particular their skill vs other Koreans. The same applies to some of the foreigners, but there were quite a few who were invited at least partially for their community profile, personality and to some extent convenience. No one expected Incontrol or MoMan to go far. No one (should have) expected Stephano to win. This means that the foreigners are on average of lower skill, and there are quite a few who were destined to leave in the first or at the very latest second group stage. While this is true, it's not like we have a massive list of much better non-koreans who sat this one out.. The Koreans on the other hand.... :p
well...
Naniwa
Grubby
uhh...
i guess you're right
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based jjakji with the "fuck burrowing mines" strat
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they are actually trying to make you sad, instead of happy in this episode, so nah.
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Tactically, Leenock is one of the most fun players to watch, EVER.
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On November 18 2013 01:58 Shellshock wrote:
Has anyone ever killed the center rocks on Bel'Shir Vestige?
Dear has vs Maru
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What if it makes me cry in agony instead?
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Northern Ireland26765 Posts
Despite it not really mattering given the game situation, wow that last split from Taeja was ridiculous
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leenock's burrowed banelings
still even two years later
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On November 18 2013 02:20 Cereb wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2013 02:18 rasnj wrote:On November 18 2013 02:13 Cereb wrote:................. First group stage: 23 non koreans vs 9 koreans. Second group stage: 8 non koreans vs 8 koreans Round of 8: 2 non koreans vs 6 koreans Round of 4 -> 0 non koreans I mean, really? Koreans were generally invited for their skills, and in particular their skill vs other Koreans. The same applies to some of the foreigners, but there were quite a few who were invited at least partially for their community profile, personality and to some extent convenience. No one expected Incontrol or MoMan to go far. No one (should have) expected Stephano to win. This means that the foreigners are on average of lower skill, and there are quite a few who were destined to leave in the first or at the very latest second group stage. While this is true, it's not like we have a massive list of much better non-koreans who sat this one out.. The Koreans on the other hand.... :p
Well those numbers aren't just black and white either. The ro8 could've consisted of 5 foreigners and 3 koreans just as well. Titan, Socke and Dayshi all were 1 map away. They put up a great fight and some players are just there for the fun/personality.
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On November 18 2013 02:22 Schelim wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2013 02:20 Cereb wrote:On November 18 2013 02:18 rasnj wrote:On November 18 2013 02:13 Cereb wrote:................. First group stage: 23 non koreans vs 9 koreans. Second group stage: 8 non koreans vs 8 koreans Round of 8: 2 non koreans vs 6 koreans Round of 4 -> 0 non koreans I mean, really? Koreans were generally invited for their skills, and in particular their skill vs other Koreans. The same applies to some of the foreigners, but there were quite a few who were invited at least partially for their community profile, personality and to some extent convenience. No one expected Incontrol or MoMan to go far. No one (should have) expected Stephano to win. This means that the foreigners are on average of lower skill, and there are quite a few who were destined to leave in the first or at the very latest second group stage. While this is true, it's not like we have a massive list of much better non-koreans who sat this one out.. The Koreans on the other hand.... :p well... Naniwa Grubby uhh... i guess you're right
The spanish armada.
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United Kingdom50293 Posts
On November 18 2013 02:25 Musicus wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2013 02:20 Cereb wrote:On November 18 2013 02:18 rasnj wrote:On November 18 2013 02:13 Cereb wrote:................. First group stage: 23 non koreans vs 9 koreans. Second group stage: 8 non koreans vs 8 koreans Round of 8: 2 non koreans vs 6 koreans Round of 4 -> 0 non koreans I mean, really? Koreans were generally invited for their skills, and in particular their skill vs other Koreans. The same applies to some of the foreigners, but there were quite a few who were invited at least partially for their community profile, personality and to some extent convenience. No one expected Incontrol or MoMan to go far. No one (should have) expected Stephano to win. This means that the foreigners are on average of lower skill, and there are quite a few who were destined to leave in the first or at the very latest second group stage. While this is true, it's not like we have a massive list of much better non-koreans who sat this one out.. The Koreans on the other hand.... :p Well those numbers aren't just black and white either. The ro8 could've consisted of 5 foreigners and 3 koreans just as well. Titan, Socke and Dayshi all were 1 map away. They put up a great fight and some players are just there for the fun/personality.
ToD could have made it if he didn't ask tefel to close out matches for him
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