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Canada8989 Posts
On September 02 2016 20:27 Inflicted wrote:
Also, RIP Patience's Blizzcon
Oh god nooooooo 
Maybe he can have an unimpressive yet surprisingly deep run at Kespa cup.
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On September 02 2016 20:26 Alchemik wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:25 Elentos wrote:On September 02 2016 20:24 herMan wrote:On September 02 2016 20:22 gingerfluffmuff wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Nah, they will never stop complaining. they even have special meetings with blizz for it He lives in Korea, which means he has access to the amazing ladder and he has tons of great players to practice with. Don't care about foreigners not performing but can't stand people making poor arguments The amazing ladder? Most Proleague players don't ladder much if at all during the season, many of the players on Korean GM are foreigners and amateurs. so foreigners looking for good practice are just playing other foreigners with 200 ping instead of 20 amazing strategy
I think they're just trying to run into Has.
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Simply EBIN! Go Go Byun in the finals!
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On September 02 2016 20:27 Penev wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:24 herMan wrote:On September 02 2016 20:22 gingerfluffmuff wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Nah, they will never stop complaining. they even have special meetings with blizz for it He lives in Korea, which means he has access to the amazing ladder and he has tons of great players to practice with. Don't care about foreigners not performing but can't stand people making poor arguments He's also been and trained on Korean teams to imply these teams have nothing to do with the level of play in Korea is silly obv but Opisska is prob just trolling us
By the time foreigners would have caught up if they practiced as hard as Koreans.
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On September 02 2016 20:26 Inflicted wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:25 Thrillz wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 Inflicted wrote:On September 02 2016 20:20 Thrillz wrote:On September 02 2016 20:19 Inflicted wrote:
inb4 KeSPA Cup just to deny ByuN Byun would get to play in kespa cup after this though no? That's Cross Finals. KeSPA's gonna host a Cup just to deny a non-KeSPA player from going to Blizzcon I mean they have to rig it to exclude Byun. He's both a finalist and in the top 16 in points now. Schedule qualifiers during Code S finals, easy
Won't matter, byun should be automatic invite becuase being a finalist. It would take an crazy scenario to exclude hin.
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On September 02 2016 20:29 Nakajin wrote:Oh god nooooooo Maybe he can have an unimpressive yet surprisingly deep run at Kespa cup.
2014-2015: "Patience only farms easy foreign tournaments and never even wins any, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon"
2016: "Patience makes deep runs in Korean tournaments but even when he wins he's never impressive, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon"
Patience just can't do it right.
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On September 02 2016 20:26 Ej_ wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. must feel pretty awkward now
Byun has been the real elephant in the room all along.
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On September 02 2016 20:31 nojok wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:27 Penev wrote:On September 02 2016 20:24 herMan wrote:On September 02 2016 20:22 gingerfluffmuff wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Nah, they will never stop complaining. they even have special meetings with blizz for it He lives in Korea, which means he has access to the amazing ladder and he has tons of great players to practice with. Don't care about foreigners not performing but can't stand people making poor arguments He's also been and trained on Korean teams to imply these teams have nothing to do with the level of play in Korea is silly obv but Opisska is prob just trolling us By the time foreigners would have caught up if they practiced as hard as Koreans.
I miss the days foreigners went to and competed in Korea
I get they don't cuz of financial reasons.. :/ I'm a nostalgic
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On September 02 2016 20:32 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:29 Nakajin wrote:On September 02 2016 20:27 Inflicted wrote:
Also, RIP Patience's Blizzcon Oh god nooooooo Maybe he can have an unimpressive yet surprisingly deep run at Kespa cup. 2014-2015: "Patience only farms easy foreign tournaments and never even wins any, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" 2016: "Patience makes deep runs in Korean tournaments but even when he wins he's never impressive, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" Patience just can't do it right.
he should try being more impressive
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On September 02 2016 20:33 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:32 Elentos wrote:On September 02 2016 20:29 Nakajin wrote:On September 02 2016 20:27 Inflicted wrote:
Also, RIP Patience's Blizzcon Oh god nooooooo Maybe he can have an unimpressive yet surprisingly deep run at Kespa cup. 2014-2015: "Patience only farms easy foreign tournaments and never even wins any, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" 2016: "Patience makes deep runs in Korean tournaments but even when he wins he's never impressive, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" Patience just can't do it right. he should try being more impressive
2017: "Patience makes deep runs in Korean tournaments and looks impressive, but he's Protoss, so thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon"
Probably.
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On September 02 2016 20:27 Poopi wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. I even wonder how is it possible for him to still perform that good? I guess when your mechanics are that good, you just have to focus on how the match-ups should be played :o.
Decline theory would say that it's because the scene is weaker as a whole, but that's probably BS.
Truth is Taeja already proved that you can win without a team environment by only laddering from home.
Last, the real question was a few month ago how was it possible that someone as talented as ByuN didn't delivered in sc2 yet. Even when he had totally disappeared, you had people asking "when is ByuN coming ba" every week.
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Where can i find the list of players with chance of going to blizzcon, and their current points?
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On September 02 2016 20:32 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:29 Nakajin wrote:On September 02 2016 20:27 Inflicted wrote:
Also, RIP Patience's Blizzcon Oh god nooooooo Maybe he can have an unimpressive yet surprisingly deep run at Kespa cup. 2014-2015: "Patience only farms easy foreign tournaments and never even wins any, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" 2016: "Patience makes deep runs in Korean tournaments but even when he wins he's never impressive, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" Patience just can't do it right.
You cant deny that it is very easy to hate the guy, poor Patience
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On September 02 2016 20:32 Daswollvieh wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:26 Ej_ wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. must feel pretty awkward now Byun has been the real elephant in the room all along.
A very smelly elephant.
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This match was AWESOME! I highly recommend it.
I also think it's notable that the terran has to micro extremely well to defeat adepts, but you can see it's possible to defeat Protoss with build risks, unpredictable use of widow mines, and perfect dropship micro.
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On September 02 2016 20:35 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:32 Daswollvieh wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Ej_ wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. must feel pretty awkward now Byun has been the real elephant in the room all along. A very smelly elephant.
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France12875 Posts
On September 02 2016 20:34 Gwavajuice wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:27 Poopi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. I even wonder how is it possible for him to still perform that good? I guess when your mechanics are that good, you just have to focus on how the match-ups should be played :o. Decline theory would say that it's because the scene is weaker as a whole, but that's probably BS. Truth is Taeja already proved that you can win without a team environment by only laddering from home. Last, the real question was a few month ago how was it possible that someone as talented as ByuN didn't delivered in sc2 yet. Even when he had totally disappeared, you had people asking "when is ByuN coming ba" every week.
Even though it has declined a bit, it's still super impressive to see someone with a GSL Code S t-shirt beat a guy with "Galaxy S7" and "Galaxy S7 Edge" printed on his t-shirt.
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On September 02 2016 20:33 Die4Ever wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:32 Elentos wrote:On September 02 2016 20:29 Nakajin wrote:On September 02 2016 20:27 Inflicted wrote:
Also, RIP Patience's Blizzcon Oh god nooooooo Maybe he can have an unimpressive yet surprisingly deep run at Kespa cup. 2014-2015: "Patience only farms easy foreign tournaments and never even wins any, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" 2016: "Patience makes deep runs in Korean tournaments but even when he wins he's never impressive, thank god he doesn't make Blizzcon" Patience just can't do it right. he should try being more impressive
He is impressive and younger than sOs, Dear, Classic and Zest.
He's not finished yet...
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On September 02 2016 20:37 Poopi wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:34 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:27 Poopi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. I even wonder how is it possible for him to still perform that good? I guess when your mechanics are that good, you just have to focus on how the match-ups should be played :o. Decline theory would say that it's because the scene is weaker as a whole, but that's probably BS. Truth is Taeja already proved that you can win without a team environment by only laddering from home. Last, the real question was a few month ago how was it possible that someone as talented as ByuN didn't delivered in sc2 yet. Even when he had totally disappeared, you had people asking "when is ByuN coming ba" every week. Even though it has declined a bit, it's still super impressive to see someone with a GSL Code S t-shirt beat a guy with "Galaxy S7" and "Galaxy S7 Edge" printed on his t-shirt.
yeah that's why is think it's a BS statement.
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On September 02 2016 20:36 Penev wrote:Show nested quote +On September 02 2016 20:35 Elentos wrote:On September 02 2016 20:32 Daswollvieh wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Ej_ wrote:On September 02 2016 20:26 Aeromi wrote:On September 02 2016 20:25 Gwavajuice wrote:On September 02 2016 20:23 Rob-Zero wrote:On September 02 2016 20:21 opisska wrote:
So now we stop hearing excuses from foreigners that you need the mythical korean team house to be good? Yah, one finalist in 18 years, thats really the proof those "mythical team houses" are really good for nothing. Hehe. Plus, seeing how much friendship ByuN has from other progamers, I'm sure he had many quality partners to train with... He said in an interview that some KeSPA players refused to trainwith him because he was teamless. must feel pretty awkward now Byun has been the real elephant in the room all along. A very smelly elephant.
The true form of NEXExcrement has finally been unveiled
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