Koreans man!

But yeah GSL is still main for me. Right now Korea's still the mainland of esports, but just not as dominant/prominant as it used to be in BW.

Umbrella

Taiwan936 Posts

March 10 2011 02:58 GMT

#23

I don't follow any other tourney at all. =/

I'll also follow TSL, but that's simply because of the Korean invites.

If NASL turns out well then I might tune in on that. The thing is, GSL already has enough SC2 going on to keep me content. The fact of the matter is, if you want to see what the current Starcraft 2 state looks like, just watch the GSL games.

Zzoram

Canada7115 Posts

March 10 2011 02:58 GMT

#24

I want to watch whomever the best players are. GSL is undoubtedly the toughest tournament with the best players. As much as foreigners keep getting hyped, they can't perform against even mediocre GSL players, with the exception of Jinro.

Guys like Ace and Moon, often criticized as terrible by foreigners, just steam rolled through IEM despite tons of the best foreigners being there. GSL is where it's at.

Maskedsatyr

Singapore1245 Posts

March 10 2011 03:00 GMT

#25

Code S all the way. The level of play at the moment just seems to be unmatched and I feel the difference will only get bigger as time progresses. Will be keeping track of the foreign tournaments as well but won't be setting aside time for the games until the very last stages of the tournaments.

SlapMySalami

United States1060 Posts

March 10 2011 03:00 GMT

#26

wow I'm surprised.. I'm always up at the live stream time but I can't even manage to sit through a full game anymore. I thought other people would have the same opinion I guess not

Steel

Japan2283 Posts

March 10 2011 03:00 GMT

#27

Not the best GSL this season, but GSTL was awesome and though Code A was shit before it's now actually worth watching now. Probably won't buy it for the month of my final exams but thats it

groms

Canada1017 Posts

March 10 2011 03:00 GMT

#28

GSL is my top priority. I love supporting foreigners but I feel like the quality of the matches hasn't quite caught up yet, although I hope it will at some point.

Every GSL code A just keeps improving and eventually I expect code A to be exactly as exciting as code S if not for name recognition then at least for the calibre of the players.

GL to anyone who seeks to dethrone GSL as the premier league. It won't be easy...

baoluvboa

743 Posts

March 10 2011 03:00 GMT

#29

On March 10 2011 11:58 Kazzabiss wrote:

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Where can we find these NASL games you're watching?

Where can I find someone so oblivious to the current skill level disparity of the game? Oh wait...

User was warned for this post

Baarn

United States2702 Posts

March 10 2011 03:01 GMT

#30

I've been watching it lately but I'm becoming bored with it.

Special Endrey

Germany1929 Posts

March 10 2011 03:01 GMT

#31

gsl is still awesome even tho less tastosis makes me sad panda

and i watched EVERY game possbile :§

Baffels

United States1486 Posts

March 10 2011 03:02 GMT

#32

I don't hold much faith in the competition available at the NASL, ya Idra will be competing other than that, who has won anything that will be involved in NASL?

All MLG winners(besides Idra) are in Korea...

Quality over quantity.

Baarn

United States2702 Posts

March 10 2011 03:02 GMT

#33

On March 10 2011 12:00 baoluvboa wrote:

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Where can I find someone so oblivious to the current skill level disparity of the game? Oh wait...

So you're already judging something you haven't seen yet? Awesome!

kagemucha

United States326 Posts

March 10 2011 03:02 GMT

#34

Definitely losing interest in Code A, I only watched it this season to see the Foreigners. Not interested in any of the Top 4 in Code A right now. Code S is still awesome even without Jinro/Idra

Zzoram

Canada7115 Posts

March 10 2011 03:03 GMT

#35

On March 10 2011 12:02 Baffels wrote:
I don't hold much faith in the competition available at the NASL, ya Idra will be competing other than that, who has won anything that will be involved in NASL?

All MLG winners(besides Idra) are in Korea...

Quality over quantity.

GSL has quality AND quantity.

kankerganker

Denmark58 Posts

March 10 2011 03:03 GMT

#36

Games are getting better and less cheesy, tastosis remain as funny as always, no reason to stop watching. I dont understand all the foreigner bla bla bla, i just want to see good games, idc if the players are asian, european, american, black, white or asian :D

Baffels

United States1486 Posts

March 10 2011 03:03 GMT

#37

On March 10 2011 12:03 Zzoram wrote:

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GSL has quality AND quantity.

Exaclty!

Clare

United States372 Posts

March 10 2011 03:03 GMT

#38

I'm not losing any interest at all. I am excited for NASL too, but GSL is definitely the most skilled players so it'll be interesting no matter what.

Zzoram

Canada7115 Posts

March 10 2011 03:04 GMT

#39

If Jinro learns how to TvP better he'll be able to stay in Code S for quite a while.

Huk is clearly frustrated and I don't know if he'll stick around Korea if he still can't advance out of Code A next season.

Ret is also clearly frustrated and is apparently starting to lose motivation. Odds are he'll quit GSL before finding success.

Trezeguet

United States2656 Posts

March 10 2011 03:04 GMT

#40

FUCKING JULYZERG!