EPT[DH] Summer 2014 Day 3 - Page 150
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mooncifer
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
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Zzzapper
1798 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Follow TaeJa at twitter: https://twitter.com/liquidret Follow HerO at twitter: https://twitter.com/liquidret ftfy. If you do it, you gotta do it right | ||
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 Zzzapper wrote: Definitely not, I hate those super common bo1 finals too to be fair, a bo5 between taeja and bottle would've been disappointing, too. | ||
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Xinzoe
Korea (South)2373 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:23 Jan1997 wrote: What a one sided final that was o.O Taeja is just too good, Maybe our first sc2 bonjwa? atleast if he keeps playing so well ^^ i dont think he can since he always retires in the winter | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 Boucot wrote: Well, maybe they should come at DreamHack then. Nope that's ridiculous, all the good players should go to Korea even though the only tournaments to take part in are 3 GSL's in an entire year and a couple of smaller events that you can get invited to by playing outside Korea. This isn't 2011, people need to wake up and realize that the GSL circuit means very little in today's sc2 world. | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
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Godwrath
Spain10165 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:23 Jan1997 wrote: What a one sided final that was o.O Taeja is just too good, Maybe our first sc2 bonjwa? atleast if he keeps playing so well ^^ this is so 2012. | ||
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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:21 Dodgin wrote: sure he can, the point is that even if there's a better player in korea pure-skill wise, they're not traveling the world and proving it to all of us. Not like skill is a single thing anyways. Players have different skill-sets, some are good at preparation and others at weekend tournaments. I know that's a pretty banal things to say, but you have to put it into perspective. I'll gladly make the claim that TaeJa could beat most of WCS KR in a weekend tournament setting easily. They on the other hand might have the upper hand in GSL format. Which one is more skilled? It's too easy to say GSL, imho. They're both of value. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 TheBloodyDwarf wrote: Follow TaeJa at twitter: https://twitter.com/TL_Darkhorse Follow HerO at twitter: https://twitter.com/Sneikku You're a saint. | ||
nimdil
Poland3772 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:23 mooncifer wrote: What a TaeJa! At this point I wonder if TaeJa is so awesome or just the rest of non-korean scene is so behind o_O | ||
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pure.Wasted
Canada4701 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:21 Dodgin wrote: sure he can, the point is that even if there's a better player in korea pure-skill wise, they're not traveling the world and proving it to all of us. Be...cause they're too busy proving it by placing highly in the GSL? Don't get me wrong, I'd LOVE more crosspollination between the regions, if for no other reason than so GSL Koreans can earn more WCS points as they deserve! | ||
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Tanzklaue
Germany1425 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 Emerson_H wrote: 14-0 in GSL > 17-0 in Dreamhack against players like Winter and 'Prebs' i will take a not-so-long shot and say that the named foreigners and koreans at this event are way way way better than the koreans back then were. | ||
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Shanini
France1 Post
Congratz Taeja! | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
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Kerence
Sweden1817 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:23 Waise wrote: anxiously awaiting some dude to come in here and post about he's legitimately annoyed that taeja couldn't open the bottle and it ruined his viewing experience it's gonna happen Honestly though, if Taeja is going to keep winning these, Nazgul needs to buy a few bottles so Taeja can practice the matchup. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 Popkiller wrote: the biggest challenge isn't to beat a top korean at a foreign tournament, it's to beat a top korean on their home court, at GSL or SPL. If they can't play just as well outside Korea as they can inside it then they're just weak. The most successful players of all time have been able to place well consistently inside and outside Korea. | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:22 Popkiller wrote: the biggest challenge isn't to beat a top korean at a foreign tournament, it's to beat a top korean on their home court, at GSL or SPL. True. Those leagues are more prestigious and I wouldn't quite give Taeja the crown just yet, but there is a point where the quantity of lesser tournament wins begins to surpass a few quality tournament wins imo. TL naming Taeja as player of the year in 2013 for instance I could agree with, even if he didn't win a gsl or anything. Foreign tournaments require their own type of skill too. We've seen guys like Flash, RorO and TY come and get smashed at these. | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
I know | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On June 17 2014 07:24 pure.Wasted wrote: Be...cause they're too busy proving it by placing highly in the GSL? Don't get me wrong, I'd LOVE more crosspollination between the regions, if for no other reason than so GSL Koreans can earn more WCS points as they deserve! too busy with those 3 GSL's per year with rounds spread out weeks apart? yeah so busy! When there were 9 GSL's in 2011 we still saw the top GSL players at international events. | ||
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