EPTFXO to GSTL - Page 49
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Grampz
United States2147 Posts
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ToD
France222 Posts
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Klogon
MURICA15980 Posts
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Zocat
Germany2229 Posts
On May 29 2011 07:10 FXOpen wrote: We aren't representing the foreign community, we are representing FXO...I don't see how you can compare the two, even if it were dignitas, mouz, eg,root,anyone.. They represent no one but themselves and their teams. The koreans know this, why does the 'foreign scene' not know this? Sorry - but of course you will be looked at as the "foreigners" (aka representing the foreigners). That's just normal - when Inca & TOP went to the last DH they were looked at as "the Koreans". The same with IEM (Moon, Squirtle, Ace). Most people judged & compared them. When "the Koreans" will play at MLG & DH next month they will be looked at as representatives of the Korean community. Of course you are right on a basic level that you were not elected/chosen/qualified to represent the foreign community - but you will represent it  That said: Good luck and most important: have fun! | ||
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Sabu113
United States11045 Posts
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RESTRiCT
Canada123 Posts
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TheSwamp
United States1497 Posts
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Duravi
United States1205 Posts
This is freakn awesome. QXC and Sheth seem "obviously" good enough to compete well Have you even watched NASL? QXC is so far out of practice I am amazed he is still part of FXO. | ||
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Ocedic
United States1808 Posts
On May 29 2011 13:20 Zocat wrote: Sorry - but of course you will be looked at as the "foreigners" (aka representing the foreigners). That's just normal - when Inca & TOP went to the last DH they were looked at as "the Koreans". The same with IEM (Moon, Squirtle, Ace). Most people judged & compared them. When "the Koreans" will play at MLG & DH next month they will be looked at as representatives of the Korean community. Of course you are right on a basic level that you were not elected/chosen/qualified to represent the foreign community - but you will represent it That said: Good luck and most important: have fun! Well, that's part of the problem that should be corrected then. The "Us" vs "them" mentality. If people truly want competitive SC2 to be global, then they should be looking at individuals/teams and not nations. Remember back in GSL1 when Torch, who nobody knew, played in the GSL? That was seen as a positive thing for the community, as he was bridging the gap between foreigners and Koreans. Sure, he didn't perform amazing, but he was there. If foreigners are afraid to go over to Korea until they have their hypothetical 'dream team,' then we'll never see foreigners in Korea at all, and the two communities will continue to be isolated. | ||
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MrKnubi
Germany38 Posts
not many people, yes guess what they played 8 : 7 in a damn close series, anyways i guess they can get wins in the gstl ! go fxo !  | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
On May 29 2011 14:06 MrKnubi wrote: Well who gave the World team a chance against korea? not many people, yes guess what they played 8:7 in a damn close series, anyways i guess they can get wins in the gstl ! go fxo ! In Fnatic.Sen's interview, he said in the WC scrimmage between the foreigners and the koreans, that the koreans "were not trying their hardest." | ||
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Indrium
United States2236 Posts
On May 29 2011 12:14 Newguy wrote: I think your trolling, because the only players who are actually top 3 foreigners of their races there are HuK and maybe either Haypro or Catz. Why would husky be a coach? he has very little understanding of the game except for being the first person to upload HD vods on youtube. As for zerg; IdrA & Dimaga are not listed in your top 3? and Terran should be; SeleCT, ThorZaIN, Strelok [/QUOTE] Don't feed the troll. | ||
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GenesisX
Canada4267 Posts
gl fxo! | ||
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xza
Singapore1600 Posts
What happened to the QXC we all knew and love  | ||
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EchelonTee
United States5244 Posts
They fact that they play with foreigner style should work to their advantage in terms of unpredictable strategies, but this advantage will fall over time, and we can only hope that FXO players are mechanically strong enough to compete. | ||
GTR
51399 Posts
reminds me of when SK went to korea to play in the ogn teamleague for warcraft 3. wish them all the best of luck. | ||
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Teim
Australia373 Posts
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d(O.o)a
Canada5066 Posts
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MechKing
United States3004 Posts
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Rabiator
Germany3948 Posts
On May 29 2011 13:39 Ocedic wrote: Well, that's part of the problem that should be corrected then. The "Us" vs "them" mentality. If people truly want competitive SC2 to be global, then they should be looking at individuals/teams and not nations. Remember back in GSL1 when Torch, who nobody knew, played in the GSL? That was seen as a positive thing for the community, as he was bridging the gap between foreigners and Koreans. Sure, he didn't perform amazing, but he was there. If foreigners are afraid to go over to Korea until they have their hypothetical 'dream team,' then we'll never see foreigners in Korea at all, and the two communities will continue to be isolated. Rofl ... go and try to get rid of national prides then ... for all countries. Ever since the skill level difference between your average Korean and your average Joe from anywhere in the world has this division existed and this creates the "us vs. them" mentality. It is fine to have that just as much as you are a fan of Team Slayers or oGs or FXO or player XYZ ... without such "us against them" feelings there will be ZERO excitement in any sports competition and we will all sing cumbayah and smoke weeds and see funky colors and have zero problems with anything. EDIT: You are free to sponsor team houses - for everyone who wants to do serious practice as the Koreans do it - in the rest of the world. Maybe after those have existed for 5 years you can get rid of the "us vs. them" mentality by equalizing the gap in the training. | ||
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