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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
It feels like he was better mecanically but lacked specific preperation and got "out-prepared" The Koreans realy did their homework today. Reynor said in his interview with Harstem, he s not realy a preperation player and goes more with guts feeling, that might have cost him today. GGs to the Koreans | ||
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2467 Posts
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:26 swarminfestor wrote: How about cumulative earnings? Scarlett made the most? In the GSL specifically? I haven't done the research, but I would imagine either her or a Swede from back in the Swedish era. | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16126 Posts
Big ups to Reynor for at least coming out to compete, but holy shit is this is a wake up call to everyone in SC2 including me that were starting to doubt the elite level that Code S sits at. | ||
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2467 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:28 Fango wrote: Anyone can lose in GSL groups. Even in 2022 the depth of high level players is such that anyone can lose in the group stages. Rogue made thrice I guess. Maru, one time if I am not mistaken. | ||
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Durnuu
13326 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:29 Circumstance wrote: In the GSL specifically? I haven't done the research, but I would imagine either her or a Swede from back in the Swedish era. I don't think it's a good metric anyway considering how differently the money got split over the years. Like, you get 3k for ro20 this year, which is basically equal to a top 8 in 2013. | ||
Poopi
France13022 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:28 Fango wrote: Anyone can lose in GSL groups. Even in 2022 the depth of high level players is such that anyone can lose in the group stages. Except for Trap before his last season! He has made so many consecutive ro8 it's impressive | ||
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2467 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:29 Circumstance wrote: In the GSL specifically? I haven't done the research, but I would imagine either her or a Swede from back in the Swedish era. Yeah, I think Scarlett managed to break the group stage many times and arrived to quarterfinal one time. She should gain the most cumulative earnings in GSL among the foreigners? | ||
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sudete
Singapore3054 Posts
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Argonauta
Spain4967 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:25 Schelim wrote: i mean yeah, I kinda expected this. Reynor is not used to the GSL, the format, the country, the food, his new living situation... and these players in this group are not exactly slouches and the jet lag, dont forget the jet lag | ||
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Swisslink
2958 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:28 Fango wrote: Anyone can lose in GSL groups. Even in 2022 the depth of high level players is such that anyone can lose in the group stages. I wouldn't say the overall level of play is the main issue. Otherwise Koreans would dominate the foreign tournaments as well and that's not really the case. It's just that GSL is, purely because of the format, a different type of tournament that requires a different set of skills. | ||
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serendipitous
Canada195 Posts
There's no jet lag involved in GSL since the players are living in Korea for a time. | ||
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2467 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:32 sudete wrote: Neeb's and Jinro's records remain untouched I don't think Reynor will give up. He will try the next year season based on his attitude so far. | ||
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Argonauta
Spain4967 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:33 Swisslink wrote: I wouldn't say the overall level of play is the main issue. Otherwise Koreans would dominate the foreign tournaments as well and that's not really the case. It's just that GSL is, purely because of the format, a different type of tournament that requires a different set of skills. As far as I am aware, region lock for Koreans still exists. | ||
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Swisslink
2958 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:32 swarminfestor wrote: Yeah, I think Scarlett managed to break the group stage many times and arrived to quarterfinal one time. She should gain the most cumulative earnings in GSL among the foreigners? I would assume she does by quite a large margin. | ||
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Poopi
France13022 Posts
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Charoisaur
Germany16103 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:33 Swisslink wrote: I wouldn't say the overall level of play is the main issue. Otherwise Koreans would dominate the foreign tournaments as well and that's not really the case. It's just that GSL is, purely because of the format, a different type of tournament that requires a different set of skills. They dominate foreign tournaments though, except for like Serral and Reynor and sometimes Clem and Heromarine. DRG also eliminated Serral from DH Last Chance. The average level of play in korea is still way higher even though the very top foreigners have closed the gap. | ||
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dysenterymd
1250 Posts
I'm sure he'll learn though and come back some other time. Hope Serral makes the trip too next year, though I'm not holding my breath. | ||
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Swisslink
2958 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:38 Argonauta wrote: As far as I am aware, region lock for Koreans still exists. Not even sure, but there are many international tournaments that take place over 2-3 days and foreign players tend to do well there even if Koreans participate. GSL with its week long preparation just seems to favor Koreans. Which is perfectly fine, but it's not because the overall level is just that much higher nowadays. | ||
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2467 Posts
On August 25 2022 21:38 Argonauta wrote: As far as I am aware, region lock for Koreans still exists. My dumb question: Can Reynor join DH SC2 Masters 2022 Atlanta: Europe later on? | ||
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