EPT2. QXC, all-around great player and great guy. Deserves his chance.
3. Haypro, TL zerg who hasn't realized his potential yet, and a worthwhile stay in Korea might bring that out of him.
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Exxo
United States79 Posts
2. QXC, all-around great player and great guy. Deserves his chance. 3. Haypro, TL zerg who hasn't realized his potential yet, and a worthwhile stay in Korea might bring that out of him. | ||
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Node
United States2159 Posts
Other than Sen I would say qxc deserves an invite, but he probably wouldn't be able to accept due to his current schooling situation (studying abroad). Um... I think HuK has been plugging away long enough to have earned a shot, and SeleCT has placed very well in quite a few important tourneys. Other than that, I think a representative from Europe would be nice, but I'm not sure who I would go with. | ||
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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
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Subversion
South Africa3627 Posts
As for other choices, why has noone mentioned iNcontrol? EG is looking to get into Korea asap, and iNcontrol is both worthy, and hungry. | ||
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sleekmaverick86
United States1 Post
To top it off hes just got mad skill. I enjoy watching him play out of any other P out there. I feel those who don't already know who he is should get a chance to see him on the big stage. Second would be Haypro. Lastly if hes not there already and back in it. TLO!! I didnt see code A to see if he was in GSl again. Those are my 3 picks. If anything HUK is a MUST!! Please pick Huk he works hard at his game. For those of you who dont know who he is check out his livestream or reps!!!!!! | ||
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andy186
Australia1058 Posts
Artosis Day9 and have to support my australians so moonglade Would be awesome | ||
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NineteeN
131 Posts
We've seen some boring PvZs, incontrol's PvZ is mindblowing-ly good and well planned... and macro. Other than that, QXC is quite good and fun to watch and Kiwi would be fun. | ||
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LarJarsE
United States1378 Posts
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Skyze
Canada2324 Posts
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tCg)JuMp
Thailand61 Posts
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nglt
United States187 Posts
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MatiNO
Australia327 Posts
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Champi
1422 Posts
that guy is not nearly recognised enough outside the SEA community, and he is unbelievably good, able to take out the likes of LiquiD'Tyler in bo3 tournaments, as well as other top players, and has over 3k points on NA in under 200 games on one of his accounts. GLADE FIGHTING!!! AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE - OI OI OI | ||
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aaronkoh
Singapore5 Posts
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Masq
Canada1792 Posts
2. TT1 3. Machine 4. Sen | ||
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xuanzue
Colombia1747 Posts
naama huk | ||
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Rhodan
Australia232 Posts
2. Sen, he should be code S his only loss was a close ZvZ to Nestea in season 2 (correct me if Im wrong, but I dont think he was at the GSL3 qualifiers?) 3. Naama, really good European Terran and I really like his style of play, solid all round and producing good results (like Dreamhack) 4. LiquidHuk, I'm not a huge Huk fan, but he's in Korea and came so close to qualifying for GSL3.. hes motivated and presumably hungry to win which should do him well | ||
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Stratchka
Austria165 Posts
DIMAGA HuK TLO WhiteRa | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On January 08 2011 20:02 Rhodan wrote: 1. Moonglade, guy is so damn good and rarely see him mentioned outside of SEA, although I think he doesnt play in a lot of US/EU tourneys which could be why So you mean he doesn't play in any of the top tournaments anywhere? Yeah, that could be the reason. =P | ||
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DougJDempsey
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