EPT[WCS 2018] Global Finals - Finals Day - Page 153
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
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SamuelGreen
Sweden292 Posts
On November 09 2018 12:09 Charoisaur wrote: A korean born in korea can play WCS if he gets a proper VISA. Let's say TRUE won all WCS seasons, GSL vs the world and Blizzcon. And now tell me with a straight face that he would be considered player of the year over Maru. He wouldn't, we both know it. Serral just gets the foreigner hype bonus. Yeah you should have results in the major sc2 tournament if you want to have the best feats in the year... Serral ftw! Absolute beast and best player of 2018 no doubt! Maru is a great second :-) | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On November 09 2018 12:09 Charoisaur wrote: A korean born in korea can play WCS if he gets a proper VISA. Let's say TRUE won all WCS seasons, GSL vs the world and Blizzcon. And now tell me with a straight face that he would be considered player of the year over Maru. He wouldn't, we both know it. Serral just gets the foreigner hype bonus. Yeah you should have results in the major sc2 tournament if you want to have the best feats in the year... TRUE would totally be considered player of the year, because he'd have beaten the Korea-based Koreans in the tournaments where they met, just like Serral. Look at how prime TaeJa was considered as at least on par with Korea-based Koreans, and often better : that was because he dominated foreign events and beat the supposedly superior "real" Koreans when they met. Same with Serral. Oh, and there's also how you win. Serral looked absolutely without equal here, and from what I can gather it was pretty much the same for his WCS wins. A TRUE who'd be as dominant would absolutely be considered as godlike. | ||
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necrosexy
451 Posts
On November 10 2018 04:51 OtherWorld wrote: TRUE would totally be considered player of the year, because he'd have beaten the Korea-based Koreans in the tournaments where they met, just like Serral. Look at how prime TaeJa was considered as at least on par with Korea-based Koreans, and often better : that was because he dominated foreign events and beat the supposedly superior "real" Koreans when they met. Same with Serral. Oh, and there's also how you win. Serral looked absolutely without equal here, and from what I can gather it was pretty much the same for his WCS wins. A TRUE who'd be as dominant would absolutely be considered as godlike. you mention Taeja as if it bolsters your point when it does the opposite (Taeja dominate overseas, but never won a Code S) | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
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IshinShishi
Japan6156 Posts
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
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LordYama
United States370 Posts
Serral can only beat who they put in front of him, and he did that. | ||
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Prince_Stranger
Kazakhstan762 Posts
So the time has come when non-korean is the best player in the World! It is really impressive and important moment in the history of StarCraft! | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6873 Posts
On November 10 2018 02:32 Charoisaur wrote: nobody considered Chelsea the strongest team in the world when they won the champions league. They just clutched it out when it counted like Serral. also the comparison isn't very good to begin with because basketball/football don't have a GSL-equivalent. Which year? 11/12 Chelsea won the CL true, but they didn't win Premier League by a large margin like Serral did WCS. They were placed 6th. Bad example on your part. I also didn't include curling or golf. What's your point? I did mention the US system though with conferences and divisions which does support my argument IMO. Feel free to argue though | ||
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sharkie
Austria18385 Posts
Serral dominated blizzcon | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On November 10 2018 11:03 necrosexy wrote: you mention Taeja as if it bolsters your point when it does the opposite (Taeja dominate overseas, but never won a Code S) Read again, that's actually my point. | ||
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throwawaybobi
1 Post
On November 10 2018 11:03 necrosexy wrote: you mention Taeja as if it bolsters your point when it does the opposite (Taeja dominate overseas, but never won a Code S) Taeja did well internationally and in Korea during his peak, I watched those tournament runs and he didn't win global or gsl due to a combination of luck more so than his actual skills, if I recall correctly, during a time when zerg was OP, he lost to Roro(?) in round of 4 I think, who went on to win the whole thing, and thereafter, it seems he would lose to the eventual tournament winners, and at a time he regularly beats life in tournaments, he lost a close 3-4 series in global, i think the sample size was just too small for him, his overall records at the time against "top koreans" was stellar | ||
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