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On January 21 2011 23:16 sigol wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 12:03 Warrice wrote:
Holy shit, john candy is going to korea.
Good luck spades i can't believe it took until page 12 for john candy to be mentioned. it was the first thing i thought when i watched the video. i wish i looked like john candy, the dude was awesome. and indeed, good luck to spades.
That's the first thing I thought too. =)
Regardless, good luck to you Spades, I hope you get to train up and prove yourself.
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On January 23 2011 18:15 Liquid`HuK wrote:i never hacked please show any proof at all... i was nex-retribution not retribution-x17 please stop talking about things u just dont know about. i was also jf-huk and zion)rogue i have never hacked in my life and there is nothing on any site u will saying i did. and yes gl spades 
Nex-Retribution you say...?
http://bwhf.net/hackerdb/players?op=list&what=player
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Having seen Spades play in numerous tournaments and on his livestream (granted recently he's been playing on a laptop with sub-par internet connectivity), I think most people would agree he's a very talented sc2 player. The only thing that is going to keep him out of code A after this next season is consistency. At the GSL qualifying tournament with hundreds of contestants, consistency is probably the most important aspect of a player's game until you get to bo3's/bo5's. Since Spades has taken this big step to move out to Korea, he's undeniably going to be practicing his heart out, so it's just a matter of time until he builds a more consistent game. Until then though, code A is out of his reach.
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On January 29 2011 00:30 SCC-Faust wrote:Show nested quote +On January 23 2011 18:15 Liquid`HuK wrote:i never hacked please show any proof at all... i was nex-retribution not retribution-x17 please stop talking about things u just dont know about. i was also jf-huk and zion)rogue i have never hacked in my life and there is nothing on any site u will saying i did. and yes gl spades Nex-Retribution you say...? http://bwhf.net/hackerdb/players?op=list&what=player
learn to read, if the player has a R next to there name they are a hacker, otherwise it's just a player database.
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Go Spades, foreigners FTW !!
Hope you the best for Code A qualification
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On January 29 2011 00:40 Xeleron wrote:Show nested quote +On January 29 2011 00:30 SCC-Faust wrote:On January 23 2011 18:15 Liquid`HuK wrote:i never hacked please show any proof at all... i was nex-retribution not retribution-x17 please stop talking about things u just dont know about. i was also jf-huk and zion)rogue i have never hacked in my life and there is nothing on any site u will saying i did. and yes gl spades Nex-Retribution you say...? http://bwhf.net/hackerdb/players?op=list&what=player learn to read, if the player has a R next to there name they are a hacker, otherwise it's just a player database.
It must have changed since I've last used it.
Before when I searched my own name it never came up despite uploading hundreds of replays.
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I loved looking back on that site seeing things like this..
45 BW 1.13f pgt - rush hour iii [08]·· 26:58 Melee 2006-05-21 2009-07-13 tot)sen(, mym.draco, micro-lzuruha
46 BW 1.13f ·sccl·_s1_·luna·(o) 8:26 UMS 2006-05-21 2009-07-13 tot)sen(, mym.draco, micro-lzuruha
47 BW 1.13f ·l·una 12:50 UMS 2006-05-21 2009-07-13 tot)sen(, mym.draco, micro-lzuruha
Ahh the days of watching Draco vs Sen all day long.
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Love seeing foreigners in korea! GL !
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Artosis just tweeted that Spades lost 0-2 in his Code A preliminaries 
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so is spades out entirely then? thats too bad
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Getting into Code A via this tournament is probably pretty brutal considering the quality of some of the players not in GSL that you see on HuK's stream, but also in the other Korean tournies (ST_Bomber anyone?). Therefore, you cannot really conclude much about failing to qualify, but he should be proud of himself for giving it a shot. You gotta be in it to win it!
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Who's spades?? Lol. GO SPADES!!! :D
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On January 30 2011 14:11 bennyaus wrote:
Getting into Code A via this tournament is probably pretty brutal considering the quality of some of the players not in GSL that you see on HuK's stream, but also in the other Korean tournies (ST_Bomber anyone?). Therefore, you cannot really conclude much about failing to qualify, but he should be proud of himself for giving it a shot. You gotta be in it to win it!
While it might be true, you also have to realize that a majority of the big names are already qualified for Code A or Code S, thus leaving a pool of lesser known/lesser skilled players.
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No surprise he got 2-0'd in the first round, playing in korea for less than a month, give him more time!
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0-2 in the first round... ok maybe next time.
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EPT
