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United States23455 Posts
On February 16 2014 05:37 vthree wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:33 Darkhorse wrote:
So Innovation, Polt, Rain, and Patience are the group winners. They will play the second place players, HerO, Jjakji, Jaedong, and TBD, in some combination (probably 1st A/2nd D, 1st B/2nd C, 1st C/2nd B, 1st D/2nd A) which would make the matchups Rain vs TBD, Patience vs Jaedong, Polt vs Jjakji, and Innovation vs HerO. I think IEM usually does draws for quarters.
Hmm that's a shame because then you can get rematches from the groups right?
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On February 16 2014 05:34 Darkhorse wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:33 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:31 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 Zealously wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:28 Paljas wrote:On February 16 2014 05:26 stuchiu wrote:
Enjoy this, this could be one of the last tournaments to ever have Jjakji Polt and Innovation in one tournament. global finals yo Since Innovation is in Code B, he has to get double consecutive ro4's to make it to globals probably. Or just have Acer send him everywhere either works Oh yeah, I keep forgetting these tournaments give WCS points. JD was third on the WCS rankings last blizzcon, despite not playing a single game in code S. I personally think that having that as a possible route is a good thing, but I can see arguments for both sides. ... He played in WCS AM premier though?
I just meant you can get lots of WCS points from lots of independent tournaments.
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On February 16 2014 05:38 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:34 Darkhorse wrote:On February 16 2014 05:33 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:31 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 Zealously wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:28 Paljas wrote:On February 16 2014 05:26 stuchiu wrote:
Enjoy this, this could be one of the last tournaments to ever have Jjakji Polt and Innovation in one tournament. global finals yo Since Innovation is in Code B, he has to get double consecutive ro4's to make it to globals probably. Or just have Acer send him everywhere either works Oh yeah, I keep forgetting these tournaments give WCS points. JD was third on the WCS rankings last blizzcon, despite not playing a single game in code S. I personally think that having that as a possible route is a good thing, but I can see arguments for both sides. ... He played in WCS AM premier though? I just meant you can get lots of WCS points from lots of independent tournaments.
I think Hyun was pretty close to making it despite not making the Ro8 of a single WCS tournament.
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United States23455 Posts
On February 16 2014 05:38 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:34 Darkhorse wrote:On February 16 2014 05:33 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:31 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 Zealously wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:28 Paljas wrote:On February 16 2014 05:26 stuchiu wrote:
Enjoy this, this could be one of the last tournaments to ever have Jjakji Polt and Innovation in one tournament. global finals yo Since Innovation is in Code B, he has to get double consecutive ro4's to make it to globals probably. Or just have Acer send him everywhere either works Oh yeah, I keep forgetting these tournaments give WCS points. JD was third on the WCS rankings last blizzcon, despite not playing a single game in code S. I personally think that having that as a possible route is a good thing, but I can see arguments for both sides. ... He played in WCS AM premier though? I just meant you can get lots of WCS points from lots of independent tournaments.
Yeah JD got some points from non WCS tournaments but he got most of his points within WCS as a finalist in Season 2 AM and season 2 finals, 3rd/4th in season 3 AM, and appearance at season 3 finals.
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On February 16 2014 05:38 Bagration wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:38 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:34 Darkhorse wrote:On February 16 2014 05:33 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:31 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 Zealously wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:28 Paljas wrote:On February 16 2014 05:26 stuchiu wrote:
Enjoy this, this could be one of the last tournaments to ever have Jjakji Polt and Innovation in one tournament. global finals yo Since Innovation is in Code B, he has to get double consecutive ro4's to make it to globals probably. Or just have Acer send him everywhere either works Oh yeah, I keep forgetting these tournaments give WCS points. JD was third on the WCS rankings last blizzcon, despite not playing a single game in code S. I personally think that having that as a possible route is a good thing, but I can see arguments for both sides. ... He played in WCS AM premier though? I just meant you can get lots of WCS points from lots of independent tournaments. I think Hyun was pretty close to making it despite not making the Ro8 of a single WCS tournament.
Naniwa did without making ro8 in any WCS.
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
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United States97276 Posts
On February 16 2014 05:39 stuchiu wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:38 Bagration wrote:On February 16 2014 05:38 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:34 Darkhorse wrote:On February 16 2014 05:33 Squat wrote:On February 16 2014 05:31 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 Zealously wrote:On February 16 2014 05:29 stuchiu wrote:On February 16 2014 05:28 Paljas wrote:On February 16 2014 05:26 stuchiu wrote:
Enjoy this, this could be one of the last tournaments to ever have Jjakji Polt and Innovation in one tournament. global finals yo Since Innovation is in Code B, he has to get double consecutive ro4's to make it to globals probably. Or just have Acer send him everywhere either works Oh yeah, I keep forgetting these tournaments give WCS points. JD was third on the WCS rankings last blizzcon, despite not playing a single game in code S. I personally think that having that as a possible route is a good thing, but I can see arguments for both sides. ... He played in WCS AM premier though? I just meant you can get lots of WCS points from lots of independent tournaments. I think Hyun was pretty close to making it despite not making the Ro8 of a single WCS tournament. Naniwa did without making ro8 in any WCS.
He got top 6 in Season 2 Europe and top 8 in Season 2 global
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
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Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On February 16 2014 05:41 KalWarkov wrote:
is mana dead?
His soul died with his train.
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lmao what the hell was that
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On February 16 2014 05:41 KalWarkov wrote:
is mana dead?
His fingers are moving though.
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He still didn't move when water was poured on his head, so there's that.
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Austria24420 Posts
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On February 16 2014 05:37 Darkhorse wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:37 vthree wrote:On February 16 2014 05:33 Darkhorse wrote:
So Innovation, Polt, Rain, and Patience are the group winners. They will play the second place players, HerO, Jjakji, Jaedong, and TBD, in some combination (probably 1st A/2nd D, 1st B/2nd C, 1st C/2nd B, 1st D/2nd A) which would make the matchups Rain vs TBD, Patience vs Jaedong, Polt vs Jjakji, and Innovation vs HerO. I think IEM usually does draws for quarters. Hmm that's a shame because then you can get rematches from the groups right?
Nope, I think they make sure that the 1st and 2nd from the same group are on different halves and cannot meet untie finals. But group A 1st can play 2nd place from B,C or D.
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He didn't even flinch from having water poured on him. O-o
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United Kingdom31935 Posts
On February 16 2014 05:37 Shellshock wrote:Show nested quote +On February 16 2014 05:37 GumBa wrote:
Turns out when the crowd cam aint on that the other cams mics down pick up screams so well D: what did your sign say?
Lorning decides
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who? how? and most important of all: why?
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