Who is going to Korea for GSL season 2? - Page 4

On September 18 2010 01:55 oBlade wrote:


Yeah, I guess Jinro is a little cheaper... as it were.

On September 17 2010 21:18 kirkybaby wrote:
$40night * 30 nights = 1200

renting a place in SEOUL = roughly $3,000 smacks. i've lived in korea for a year and i am going back for many more years. my korean wife who lived in seoul for 30+ years has never heard of any hostels. i'm not trying to be argumentative, i'm just genuinely curious about these hostels if they really exist.

and yes, soju is dirt cheap, but that's why you drink loads of it. :p i can go broke on soju, even after winning #1 in GSL hahaha.

On September 18 2010 02:04 AlBundy wrote:
Enough with the stupid morrow/murrow jokes please.

On-topic: I can't understand how they are called "PRO" gamers when in reality they don't have the time nor the money to participate in the biggest sc2 tournament. Can someone explain to me what is up? In my opinion if you are a professionnal sc2 player, or if you want to become one, gsl is pretty much a mandatory step.

On September 18 2010 00:15 HuK wrote:
not i

and not morrow whos still in high school

On September 18 2010 02:31 Gruntt wrote:


Or you can understand what the term actually means and just say that it's someone who makes money playing starcraft.

On September 18 2010 02:31 Gruntt wrote:


Or you can understand what the term actually means and just say that it's someone who makes money playing starcraft.

On September 17 2010 20:37 Sobba wrote:
Id like to see Huk and Morrow and Dimaga.

On September 18 2010 03:11 vnlegend wrote:
Liquid should rent out some rooms and stuff so foreigners can come to test their skills in the GSL. They'd still charge for the room, food, etc but it'd be great for other foreigners to have a place to stay and English-speaking SC2 players to talk to.