this was a very interesting interview, thanks for that. I hope the foreigners do indeed take the invite. Code A can be rough, but after Colombus there'll be code S stuff too.

Kevan

Sweden2303 Posts

May 14 2011 22:19 GMT

#23

As long as the stream works it will be absolutely awesome, if they mess up with the stream now it would be extremely disappointing. With that being said, MLG <3

eviltomahawk

United States11135 Posts

May 14 2011 22:19 GMT

#24

On May 15 2011 07:15 moargas wrote:

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DOA and moletrap

I counter with:

Tastosis. Wouldn't it be nice? That is all

Diamond

United States10796 Posts

May 14 2011 22:21 GMT

#25

Lee is suck a sick baller, a very big part of the reason iCCup maps are in MLG. Much <3

zaii

Guam2611 Posts

May 14 2011 22:21 GMT

#26

On May 15 2011 07:15 moargas wrote:

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DOA and moletrap

will be casting GSL super tournament.

Omigawa

United States1556 Posts

May 14 2011 22:22 GMT

#27

This is so exciting. It feels the old PRIDE vs UFC days, except they're working together. I can't help but feel like the foreigners who get to go over to the GSL will be like Chuck Liddell during the 2003 PRIDE MW Grand Prix. I can't wait to see SC2 grow with MLG and GSL leading the way!

MK4512

Canada938 Posts

May 14 2011 22:27 GMT

#28

For all the wrongs they did at dallas, MLG seems to be doing 2x as right at colombus!

Grettin

42400 Posts

May 14 2011 22:29 GMT

#29

Thanks for the interview.

Tastosis please.

sambo400

United States378 Posts

May 14 2011 22:29 GMT

#30

On May 15 2011 07:27 MK4512 wrote:
For all the wrongs they did at dallas, MLG seems to be doing 2x as right at colombus!

Besides having poor internet (which was beyond their control), what did they do wrong at Dallas?

Tastosis at MLG, Make it happen!

NightySC

Norway168 Posts

May 14 2011 22:48 GMT

#31

Nice read. I'm really looking forward to MLG Colombus now! Now matter what, there should be some awesome game! And the biggest winner with this program is really us the spectators since we get those matches between foreigners and koreans we all love!

inamorato

United States263 Posts

May 14 2011 22:49 GMT

#32

It is awesome to watch two nations come together in such a way without pride or selfishness involved. You can tell Korea truly loves the game above ALL else by globalizing, when they already have the most competitive and reputable tournament in existence. Thank God that GomTV is in the driver seat and not Kespa or opportunities like this may not have been available.

Senx

Sweden5901 Posts

May 14 2011 22:49 GMT

#33

The exchange is just heavily favored for koreans as stated previously, we get a chance to compete in code A while they get seeded into the championship pool.. thats literally like day and night.

I believe a vast majority of the foreigners will decline any code A invitation because they have nothing to gain being in korea competing for a small prize VS missing all the big foreign tournaments and leagues that are going on right now and will continue throughout the year.

carloselcoco

United States2302 Posts

May 14 2011 22:52 GMT

#34

Original thread:
John Nelson had to do some “serious thunkin’” to figure out the format changes.

When you talk about StarCraft2, you are not thinking. You are THUNKING instead

LOL

I love the partnership and I am glad Korean and us are coming together to form a real Global League for the StarCraft scene! =)

Tschis

Brazil1511 Posts

May 14 2011 22:54 GMT

#35

On May 15 2011 06:53 eviltomahawk wrote:

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dun Dun DUUUN!!!! The Plott thickens...

I see what you did there =P

cheesemaster

Canada1975 Posts

May 14 2011 22:55 GMT

#36

god i cant wait to see this next mlg, with these new changes im surely going to buy an hd pass! Cant wait :D this league exchange program is so exciting, also i could see a cross league championship in the future with the top 16 players from each league competing for a huge prize (2 huge corporations funding the prize pool = huge) i bet we will hear something like this out of them very soon :D

eviltomahawk

United States11135 Posts

May 14 2011 22:58 GMT

#37

On May 15 2011 07:49 Senx wrote:
The exchange is just heavily favored for koreans as stated previously, we get a chance to compete in code A while they get seeded into the championship pool.. thats literally like day and night.

I believe a vast majority of the foreigners will decline any code A invitation because they have nothing to gain being in korea competing for a small prize VS missing all the big foreign tournaments and leagues that are going on right now and will continue throughout the year.

Playing on the Korean ladder lag-free can be a pretty nice perk for participating in Code A. Considering that Korean players usually have crisper timings, riskier plays, and cutting-edge builds, a foreigner has a lot to gain from grinding on the Korean ladder against better players.