EPTOn August 23 2014 02:08 Tenks wrote:
Ah hiding his builds by not placing in 1v1. Smart.
Ah hiding his builds by not placing in 1v1. Smart.
He was Diamond 1v1 last season
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Shellshock
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He was Diamond 1v1 last season | ||
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KingofdaHipHop
United States25602 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:06 Exarl25 wrote: Is Cheeto an amateur? This is the downside to open tournaments. I think it's cool that anyone can enter. We get a tournament like this, and then next week we get a super stacked IEM. | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:07 virpi wrote: This is the upside to open tournaments. It's sports. Everyone should have a chance to compete, even if he loses horribly. Just like the samoan guy who ran the 100m in 14 seconds in the Olympic Games or World Championships, don't remember. | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:07 virpi wrote: This is the upside to open tournaments. It's sports. Everyone should have a chance to compete, even if he loses horribly. fans want to participate and be part of the game and the scene?! no. you will watch hendralisk from the crowd and you will like it, diamond pig dog | ||
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joshie0808
Canada1024 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:07 virpi wrote: This is the upside to open tournaments. It's sports. Everyone should have a chance to compete, even if he loses horribly. I agree too. It also gives 'regular' players a chance to play against the pros they look up to, and possibly discover that they CAN become a pro player. In the end, it was Hyun, even if Cheeto was top 50 NA GM he probably would've lost still, good try and gg by him tho | ||
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Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:09 Boucot wrote: Just like the samoan guy who ran the 100m in 14 seconds in the Olympic Games or World Championships, don't remember. there was a guy in the olympics who did the swimming 100m freestyle and people were worried that he could drown | ||
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Undead1993
Germany17651 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:11 Paljas wrote: there was a guy in the olympics who did the swimming 100m freestyle and people were worried that he could drown it was just his style | ||
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zeratul_jf
United States808 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:10 joshie0808 wrote: I agree too. It also gives 'regular' players a chance to play against the pros they look up to, and possibly discover that they CAN become a pro player. In the end, it was Hyun, even if Cheeto was top 50 NA GM he probably would've lost still, good try and gg by him tho At least if he was top 50 NA GM he prob would of had a better timing build, but anything thats not GM doesnt really stand up to pros. I mean they get paid money to play for a reason. | ||
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:10 joshie0808 wrote: I agree too. It also gives 'regular' players a chance to play against the pros they look up to, and possibly discover that they CAN become a pro player. In the end, it was Hyun, even if Cheeto was top 50 NA GM he probably would've lost still, good try and gg by him tho Exactly. If you only let in Hyun, what do you do when Hyun retires? | ||
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Undead1993
Germany17651 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:12 zeratul_jf wrote: At least if he was top 50 NA GM he prob would of had a better timing build, but anything thats not GM doesnt really stand up to pros. I mean they get paid money to play for a reason. well noone expects this guy to win against someone who does it for living | ||
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KingofdaHipHop
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:11 Paljas wrote: there was a guy in the olympics who did the swimming 100m freestyle and people were worried that he could drown Yeah, Eric Moussambani from Equatorial Guyana. He trained in rivers and passed the qualifiers because two swimmers did a false start. He swam the 100 m 8 seconds slower than the winners of 200 m I think. I found the 100 m guy. He's not from Samoa but Tuvalu and beat his record with 15"66. | ||
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joshie0808
Canada1024 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:12 zeratul_jf wrote: At least if he was top 50 NA GM he prob would of had a better timing build, but anything thats not GM doesnt really stand up to pros. I mean they get paid money to play for a reason. I get that its not every exciting tho, especially on the main stream to watch a top pro stomp a non-pro. I like open tournaments, but imo the main stage should hopefully try to show some more balanced games skill wise. It may not be as high level as two top pros, but even a diamond vs diamond game would produce more interesting scenarios/tense moments. Compared to GM vs plat... one cant do anything to the other player, and one is bored and its not very exciting to watch 100 supply vs 50 supply fights cause we know whats gonna happen already. | ||
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The_Templar
your Country52798 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:15 joshie0808 wrote: I get that its not every exciting tho, especially on the main stream to watch a top pro stomp a non-pro. I like open tournaments, but imo the main stage should hopefully try to show some more balanced games skill wise. It may not be as high level as two top pros, but even a diamond vs diamond game would produce more interesting scenarios/tense moments. Compared to GM vs plat... one cant do anything to the other player, and one is bored and its not very exciting to watch 100 supply vs 50 supply fights cause we know whats gonna happen already. This is exactly why I think everyone below GM should cheese the pro players. At least that way there's a chance | ||
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KingofdaHipHop
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The_Templar
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On August 23 2014 02:17 KingofdaHipHop wrote: Moment is a bonjwa. Not for very long though. | ||
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On August 23 2014 02:14 KingofdaHipHop wrote: I love Axeltoss' cocaster, who is he? I just checked, and that sounds like Mal. | ||
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