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On November 30 2013 02:59 Davkaus wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 02:57 Schelim wrote:
no hate intended at all but i don't think i've ever seen a game that Goswser has won. I don't understand how players who never win anything are able to stay pro. He's got like $5k in prize money through all of Sc2. Can kind of understand it with some of the less successful EG players as they make bank with sponsors...how does a team like Millenium afford to keep these players full time?
Because for an NA player he's really good.
Its the big fish in a small pond scenario. People in NA are willing to support their best players, even if they don't amount to anything in the grand scheme. Nothing wrong with it
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That was quick and painless.
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On November 30 2013 03:00 Heartland wrote:
Hasn't there been strangely little music/video trolling this DH?
Oh you're right. Maybe it's because this one is too hardcore/high level to troll with music. YOU DON'T TROLL MAH LIFE vs INNOVATION.
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On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner.
lol this exchange made me giggle
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Australia18228 Posts
On November 30 2013 02:59 Davkaus wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 02:57 Schelim wrote:
no hate intended at all but i don't think i've ever seen a game that Goswser has won. I don't understand how players who never win anything are able to stay pro. He's got like $5k in prize money through all of Sc2. Can kind of understand it with some of the less successful EG players as they make bank with sponsors...how does a team like Millenium afford to keep these players full time?
They're better than local players, so they win online cups & events
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On November 30 2013 03:01 ZenithM wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 Heartland wrote:
Hasn't there been strangely little music/video trolling this DH? Oh you're right. Maybe it's because this one is too hardcore/high level to troll with music. YOU DON'T TROLL MAH LIFE vs INNOVATION.
I think the awesome DJ is doing the CSGO stream.
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BTW that's HeavenDom on Gisado's stream, right? The guy with the glasses.
E: Now 2 guys with glasses. I'm talking about the guy in black clothes.
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On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner.
They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense
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East Gorteau22261 Posts
Just met sOs, the guy oozes confidence
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On November 30 2013 03:02 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner. They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense
I feel it is more that to them, every non Korean player is a foreigner to the game.
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United States15275 Posts
On November 30 2013 03:03 Zealously wrote:
Just met sOs, the guy oozes confidence
I had the opposite impression at Red Bull. XD
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On November 30 2013 03:02 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner. They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense
For a korean it makes a lot more sense than for everyone else, I'd think. We should say "non-koreans" instead.
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On November 30 2013 03:02 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner. They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense
Huh? Foreigner is natural for Koreans to use. It's a strange word for -us- to use. You have it backwards.
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On November 30 2013 03:03 Rowa wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:02 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner. They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense I feel it is more that to them, every non Korean player is a foreigner to the game.
yeah but the rest of us just use it blindly which is kind of funny to me :p
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On November 30 2013 03:02 Fjodorov wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner. They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense
Koreans describe any non-Korean as a foreigner, and even though I live in Canada and technically the foreigner here, it's just part of the Korean language to describe non-Koreans as foreigners. And yes, most of the terminology used today in SC2 are largely adopted from Korean, another example being Kong.
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On November 30 2013 02:59 Tiaraju9 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's They use "noob" for it.
lol thank u, made me laugh
prost
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On November 30 2013 03:04 Shikyo wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 03:02 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 03:00 Fjodorov wrote:On November 30 2013 02:59 PhoenixVoid wrote:On November 30 2013 02:58 Fjodorov wrote:
Does anyone speak korean here? I would like to know what word koreans use for "foreigner" in regards to non-korean sc2 pro's 외국인, or "Wae-gook In". ok how would you translate that to english? Foreigner. They use foreigner aswell? Didnt think they did because its really a strange way to describe everyone but koreans. But now that I think about it maybe they started using it and we just adopted it? makes more sense Huh? Foreigner is natural for Koreans to use. It's a strange word for -us- to use. You have it backwards.
yeah thats what i meant but my brain is taking the day off it seems
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On November 30 2013 03:00 PhoenixVoid wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2013 02:58 Jer99 wrote:On November 30 2013 02:57 lichter wrote:
What's up with all these "omg he so tall" comments
not all asians are midgets D: I never knew that koreans were small compared to other people, I only found that out at the s3 finals. Koreans are only short compared to people of European descent, who are on average taller than East Asians in general, though Koreans are the tallest East Asians on average I believe.
Very true.
However, the general case of Asians being tall is how well they eat.
The younger generations aren't affected too much, but as an AVERAGE it is generally the case that better fed people are taller.
I bet the height difference would be much smaller if we got to eat the same way you guys do. (or maybe we would get fat like gyo-po.
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On November 30 2013 02:56 PhoenixVoid wrote:
Ex-TSL rematch coming up soon.
TSL has almost been gone for an entire year... t.t
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On November 30 2013 03:05 Elite_ wrote:TSL has almost been gone for an entire year... t.t
Still mourning t.t
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EPT
