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doomcha
Russian Federation4 Posts
On January 13 2011 04:04 Tigi wrote: I don't have anything against people come here from elswhere to vote, but how do you know if some of these 1 posters aren't just faked accounts ? Man, u may learn Russian and go to goodgame.ru or sc2tv.ru to read forums. Sorry for phrases "I vot for Bratok". Its because of bad English of most Russian guys only. | ||
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CagyStalker
14 Posts
Что ты несешь? Я написал по русски смысл твой "английской" фразы. | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On January 13 2011 04:13 doomcha wrote: Man, u may learn Russian and go to goodgame.ru or sc2tv.ru to read forums. Sorry for phrases "I vot for Bratok". Its because of bad English of most Russian guys only. Who's your favorite sc2 player outside of Russia and the Ukraine? | ||
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Tigi
Germany472 Posts
On January 13 2011 04:06 Zeroxzed wrote: We just want to show that there is a huge interest in cybersport and particularly in SC2 in Russia and other CIS countries (Ukraine, Belarus, etc.). We all clearly understand that decision of inviting someone to GSL is not just a matter of skill or talent. One of the crucial factors is the ability of a particular player to attract audience to the event, streams, etc. Sometimes the language barrier (yes, there is a huge problem with English language education in Russia) makes Russian speaking cybersport community underestimated. One of the consequences of this is that many people from Russia cannot engage in real discussion with you in this thread By "voting" here we just want to show that Russia and CIS has a vivid interest in GSL and Russian players not only can show high results but also are supported by large and active community. Anyway I hope you can understand this and that this "voting" is not very annoying. Thank you. I'm totally with you in those points, just mentioned that it is possible to fake. | ||
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Mons1eur
Russian Federation24 Posts
On January 13 2011 04:04 Tigi wrote: I don't have anything against people come here from elswhere to vote, but how do you know if some of these 1 posters aren't just faked accounts ? May be BRAT_OK is just making tons of new accounts and copypasting "I vote for BRAT_OK" with his huge apm... rofl Seriously, would you expect russian guys, who doesnt know english well to have many posts on teamliquid? Besides, some of them arent very expirienced players and they havent heard much about TL before. | ||
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kickinhead
Switzerland2069 Posts
US: HuK, Nony | ||
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CidO
United States695 Posts
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Tahon
Ukraine18 Posts
It wasn't provoked by a few web sites. 'Twas just one, the biggest. And I'd suggest you to read the zeroxzed's post one more time(page #73). Things should came to a head. | ||
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doomcha
Russian Federation4 Posts
On January 13 2011 04:15 ptbl wrote: Who's your favorite sc2 player outside of Russia and the Ukraine? Easy. One in each race, ok? - HuK - Morrow - Jinro | ||
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Leviance
Germany4079 Posts
(Strelok just won vs JunwiPrime)  | ||
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Kleinmuuhg
Vanuatu4091 Posts
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lexxus661
Russian Federation5 Posts
On January 13 2011 04:16 Tigi wrote: I'm totally with you in those points, just mentioned that it is possible to fake. This can be easily verified. I believe TeamLiquid and GOMtv have administrators who can easily identify such kind of fraud. It's relatively straightforward: 1. They should have completely different IP address (from different subnets). Administrators can easily check the web server logs for this. 2. They should have valid email addresses. All email addresses belong to real people, you can send a test email on any of them. They will reply and even you can ask to provide some kind of prove of identity, like nickname in Battle.net. I can even help you with composing such an email in Russian language if it's needed. By the way, just to make it clear. I don't have any relationships with RoX.KIS team or with goodgame.ru portal admins. I'm not even SC2 player as I'm too old now  I used to play SC1 and now I'm just enjoying watching streams (in the same way how people are watching football). | ||
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JMDj
United States454 Posts
1. HuK 2. KIWIKAKI!!!!! 3. DeMuslim 4. Naama | ||
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
On January 13 2011 03:18 CagyStalker wrote: So tell us plz about players who deserves, im very interested. I already did a while ago, but I understand you could've missed it because it is a chore to go through 75 pages of posts. I believe I said Sen and Huk should be no brainers, although after posting that I think I've read somewhere that Sen plans on finishing university first before going back to Korea. Not sure if I mentioned anyone else. BratOK is an excellent player and I would not be against him receiving Code A, but I hope you understand me getting a bit annoyed with this. I have no problem with all these people from the Russian site coming here , but it does bother me that every single one of them has been "voting" for BratOK. Like I already said, he is a very good player, but would you agree with me in that the national bias is rather obvious here? | ||
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JMDj
United States454 Posts
On January 13 2011 05:08 Sein wrote: I already did a while ago, but I understand you could've missed it because it is a chore to go through 75 pages of posts. I believe I said Sen and Huk should be no brainers, although after posting that I think I've read somewhere that Sen plans on finishing university first before going back to Korea. Not sure if I mentioned anyone else. BratOK is an excellent player and I would not be against him receiving Code A, but I hope you understand me getting a bit annoyed with this. I have no problem with all these people from the Russian site coming here , but it does bother me that every single one of them has been "voting" for BratOK. Like I already said, he is a very good player, but would you agree with me in that the national bias is rather obvious here? I agree with this guy. The poll is a little misleading... I was extremely surprised to see so many votes for BratOk. Honestly when you compare Brat_OK to other europeans like DeMuslim, WhiteRA, Morrow and Naama he is not nearly as deserving to be given a free GSL qualification. I would hate for GOM to see just this poll and invite a player like BratOK over some other players that may be more deserving. But GOM is a really great organization and I'm sure they'll make the most well-informed decisions. | ||
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mistgun_EU
309 Posts
2.Demuslim 3.qxc 4.Naama / Mana / Tarson | ||
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taskmgr.exe
Russian Federation134 Posts
I would hate for GOM to see just this poll and invite a player like BratOK over some other players that may be more deserving. Like who? Do you really think Bratok doesn't deserve this? | ||
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urdak
Russian Federation89 Posts
On January 13 2011 05:12 Xde wrote: I agree with this guy. The poll is a little misleading... I was extremely surprised to see so many votes for BratOk. I would hate for GOM to see just this poll and invite a player like BratOK over some other players that may be more deserving. But GOM is a really great organization and I'm sure they'll make the most well-informed decisions. And how do we know who deserves to get in the most? You must also understand that they also want to increase the popularity of GSL and thus BratOK might be a good choice. | ||
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Dac
Canada538 Posts
Huk doesn't need a special invite as he is in korea and topping the ladder. | ||
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JMDj
United States454 Posts
On January 13 2011 05:15 taskmgr.exe wrote: Like who? Do you really think Bratok doesn't deserve this? Brat_OK is an extremely good starcraft player but foreigners like HuK, WhiteRa, Naama, DeMuslim, Mana, and Sjow have accomplished quite a lot more and are just better players than him. | ||
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