EPTcompLexity Academy Launched - Page 10
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
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Dusty
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Hasuu
Canada178 Posts
Good luck to CoL's academy team. | ||
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Scriptix
United States145 Posts
IEM NA? As in this: http://www.esl-world.net/masters/season5/newyork/news/135900 ~ I hope a North American player won that, considering every participant is from North America. MLG Dallas had what, one non-NA player (Socke)? GSL World Champ was out of 16, so top 8 just means he won 1 round. Zero foreigners in the top 4. I'm done derailing this thread about an unrelated matter. Truth be told whether I'm right or wrong, it doesn't matter. I hope complexity finds some undiscovered talent and raises the skill level of North American SC2. Were you there? or even watch? More than one.... Socke, Sjow, Grubby, Naniwa, and a few others ( if you count Canadians) | ||
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Ygz
England370 Posts
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MaxField
United States2386 Posts
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Hyst3ria
United States167 Posts
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flummi
Germany71 Posts
On May 29 2011 08:08 Scriptix wrote: + Show Spoiler + IEM NA? As in this: http://www.esl-world.net/masters/season5/newyork/news/135900 ~ I hope a North American player won that, considering every participant is from North America. MLG Dallas had what, one non-NA player (Socke)? GSL World Champ was out of 16, so top 8 just means he won 1 round. Zero foreigners in the top 4. I'm done derailing this thread about an unrelated matter. Truth be told whether I'm right or wrong, it doesn't matter. I hope complexity finds some undiscovered talent and raises the skill level of North American SC2. Were you there? or even watch? More than one.... Socke, Sjow, Grubby, Naniwa, and a few others ( if you count Canadians) he was oviously referring to mlg dallas 2010, where TT1 got 2nd place but Jinro won that one and there were some other non-NA players (TLO, ret, Haypro, Nazgul, Sen, Socke...) | ||
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FuRRyChoBo
United States218 Posts
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Cryptics
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MayanSc2
United States198 Posts
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Benjef
United Kingdom6921 Posts
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PMSH2OStarcraft
United States107 Posts
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RyanRushia
United States2748 Posts
this gem of an applicatoin alone should be highlighted... just found it on youtube haha | ||
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jlake02
United States395 Posts
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Forbs
United States76 Posts
On June 02 2011 03:59 RyanRushia wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVVr0v6_GBU this gem of an applicatoin alone should be highlighted... just found it on youtube haha Best application by far. | ||
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Nizzy
United States839 Posts
On May 28 2011 19:04 Hasuu wrote: I gotta give COL props for this initiative. These opportunities are few. First time I ever seen a professional team give the amateur scene a full chance at sponsorship, by supplying them the gear they need, whilst giving them opportunistic to test their abilities in competition. Good luck to CoL's academy team. O_O Did you miss dignitas's tournament where the winner got a pro contract? I forget his name, but this isn't the first time I've seen this in sc2. | ||
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Murda94
United States12 Posts
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OGCeltiC
Canada70 Posts
On June 02 2011 23:27 Nizzy wrote: O_O Did you miss dignitas's tournament where the winner got a pro contract? I forget his name, but this isn't the first time I've seen this in sc2. The winner was BlinG now dBlinG. | ||
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jlake02
United States395 Posts
On June 02 2011 23:27 Nizzy wrote: O_O Did you miss dignitas's tournament where the winner got a pro contract? I forget his name, but this isn't the first time I've seen this in sc2. This is similar to what our friends at Dignitas did, but also different. This is an ongoing initiative that will enable 10 players at a time to refine their skills and have opportunities for pro contracts, travel, exposure, etc. | ||
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