So does this extend to foreigners living in Korea that have already been playing GSL? It would seem weird to just give Haypro and Huk seeds when they've had chances to get in.

Anyways DeMuslim. The guy just got an invite to EG so there's a good chance he'll be in Korea soon anyways and the guy is a beast to boot.

UniversalSnip

9871 Posts

January 06 2011 07:41 GMT

#123

Huk, InControl and Dimaga

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

January 06 2011 07:41 GMT

#124

HuK, SeleCT, BratOK, Naniwa

Tyler doesn't want to go to Korea and qxc is studying abroad. The first three have been consistently performing well in foreign events, and despite his attitude issues, Naniwa is really a monster and if he had played in more ESL events, I think people would consider him one of the very best foreigners.

Fenix would be a good choice, as well.

EDIT: Forgot about Hayder. It's tough to choose between those 6. D:

Footler

United States560 Posts

January 06 2011 07:43 GMT

#125

Huk and Haypro for sure since they are over there and practicing hard constantly, they probably have the best chance to have strong runs.

Of the other foreigners I am quite torn but I think I will go with White-Ra and Sen. White-Ra for his consistency and experience and Sen because Sen is a freaking beast.

Huk
Haypro
White-Ra
Sen

donut boi

United States154 Posts

January 06 2011 07:45 GMT

#126

ActionJesuz, PiQliQ, FXOpTiKzErO, MeatyOwlLegs

Sabu113

United States11035 Posts

January 06 2011 07:46 GMT

#127

Huk QXC Sen and White Ra would all be great choices. QXC unliekly to take it up becaues of college, but I wouldn't mind more QXC in my life.

Huk ofc, has the personality for the role and it looks like he can deliver from his ladder performances atleast.

QXC's agro play is very entertaining. Not the standard style we've been seeing in Korea either. I do suffer from a small sample though.

Sen... Jaedong in the waiting.

White Ra; This guy always delivers. Always.

Faranth

933 Posts

January 06 2011 07:47 GMT

#128

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MrMotionPicture

United States4327 Posts

January 06 2011 07:49 GMT

#129

HuK is excellent and is in Korea getting a lot of experience.
qxc is really good and I love watching him play.
Select, not sure if he counts as a foreigner? But he is a great player.
WhiteRa. I would love to see him in the GSL. He did beat Boxer after all.

Slate

Singapore112 Posts

January 06 2011 07:49 GMT

#130

Huk
Select
Kiwikaki
Sen (THIS DUDE NEEDS TO BE MENTIONED MORE, OI)

Chicodog

Denmark154 Posts

January 06 2011 07:49 GMT

#131

On January 06 2011 16:45 donut boi wrote:
ActionJesuz, PiQliQ, FXOpTiKzErO, MeatyOwlLegs

LOL!!! PiQliQ makes Foxer look like a conservative macro player......

And by the way, good luck Spades! I hope you do great over there!

DystopiaX

United States16236 Posts

January 06 2011 07:50 GMT

#132

Kiwikaki
sen
Huk
Incontrol (if he's willing to go back)

saltygrapes

181 Posts

January 06 2011 07:51 GMT

#133

HuK
Brat
Haypro
incontrol
qxc if he wasn't studying
white ra
edit: definitely DeMusliM as well

Would love to see Brat the most, but it seems he can never go anywhere

Jim7

United States154 Posts

January 06 2011 07:54 GMT

#134

ROOTqxc
Liquid`HuK
EGiNcontroL
Liquid`HayprO
ROOTdrewbie

There's so many more too

Arcanefrost

Belgium1257 Posts

January 06 2011 07:54 GMT

#135

EGIncontrol
HuK
Dimaga
White-Ra

daChronik

Germany15 Posts

January 06 2011 07:55 GMT

#136

Huk , BratOK , Dimaga

greetingz

Raine

Canada210 Posts

January 06 2011 07:56 GMT

#137

Huk
ROOTKiWiKaKi
Naniwa
ROOTqxc

my fifth vote would be White-Ra but he has a wife and probably wouldn't leave (Same for Nony)

nekuodah

England2409 Posts

January 06 2011 07:57 GMT

#138

Kiwikaki huk Demuslim whitera are the best i can think of right now.

darmousseh

United States3437 Posts

January 06 2011 07:58 GMT

#139

Huk
Kiwikaki
Sen
Select

Mise

Finland580 Posts

January 06 2011 08:00 GMT

#140

I'd say players with good tournament results in january. The problem with that would be that there is not too many notable non-Korean tournaments in january.