EPT[Dreamhack Spoiler] Korean Netizen Reactions - Page 5
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Twitchzor
Sweden33 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On June 21 2011 04:16 Twitchzor wrote: God i love these, please keep them coming SiZ.FaNtAsY. Love your work :D  | ||
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Scrandom
Canada2819 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:16 KevinIX wrote: lol@ Koreans claiming HuK as their own. What would be super interesting is if someone translated our reactions of their reactions, got their reactions to our reactions, and then translated it back to English for us to see. I don't think they are claiming him as their own in the sense you are thinking of. He lives and trains in Korea the same as they do, he differs completely from foreigners. The only thing different between Huk and the Koreans right now is skin color and language, everything else is the same. | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:10 Telcontar wrote: + Show Spoiler + "Bomber would've never lost in the finals given his winrate in pro matches. Ah.... A korean fails to win at this kind of tournament..... it's so shocking TT" "Moon, why u no macro game? TT" "It's just frustrating. If he went for macro games in games 4 & 5, he would've had more than 50/50 chance to win. However, he went for useless all-ins twice in a row and gave it away." "Ahhh my, Moon...... You made it 2-1 with macro games... So why the hell are you doing 2 all-ins in a row? TT sob TT" "Sigh... It's my fault for actually expecting something. What was that? Damn it, Nestea should've went." "They're really emphasising that he's a canadian.... it leaves a little bitter aftertaste... We could be just fellow SC2 gamers..... Still, even as a korean, I was getting worried about the korean domination in these tournaments. Most importantly though, HuK did well!" "Still.. HuK is in the GSL.... TT He's half a korean progamers.... TT It's better than IdrA or Naniwa winning......... Ahhh... how do I console myself?" "It's happens. Also, HuK is a GSL-leaguer and he's not active in the foreign scene so I don't really get the reaction TT. Still, it's fun to see a non-korean compete with a korean and take the win. If we won everything, there would be little point in watching" "Well played HuK" "I hope this serves as a good stimulant for korean players" Thanks  . | ||
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Twitchzor
Sweden33 Posts
Sorry i missed your translations. I equally love yours as much :D | ||
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On June 21 2011 03:16 KevinIX wrote: lol@ Koreans claiming HuK as their own. What would be super interesting is if someone translated our reactions of their reactions, got their reactions to our reactions, and then translated it back to English for us to see. he is their own. A korean won dreamhack. A bit like when IdrA won MLG DC. IdrA is not as korean as he used to be but he's still a product of the korean regiment just like huk is. | ||
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kakaman
United States1576 Posts
On June 21 2011 11:02 desrow wrote: he is their own. A korean won dreamhack. A bit like when IdrA won MLG DC. IdrA is not as korean as he used to be but he's still a product of the korean regiment just like huk is. Just like an American led the Dallas Mavericks to the NBA Championship! Oh wait... | ||
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oDieN[Siege]
United States2905 Posts
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StarCraft64
United States354 Posts
"Wow seems like the Korean Flag means automatic win" I was thinking the same thing every time I refreshed the bracket. | ||
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PHC
United States472 Posts
On June 21 2011 11:06 kakaman wrote: Just like an American led the Dallas Mavericks to the NBA Championship! Oh wait... Nowitzki is a product of European basketball, not American. Using sarcasm to prove a point is fine and all but try to provide a better analogy. Here's one: "Just like a Spaniard led Barcelona to the European Cup! | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On June 21 2011 11:24 PHC wrote: Nowitzki is a product of European basketball, not American. Using sarcasm to prove a point is fine and all but try to provide a better analogy. Here's one: "Just like a Spaniard led Barcelona to the European Cup! In the end, we are all just Earthlings sharing the same planet... Anyways, cool to hear these Korean reactions. It seems that the debate about Huk's role in the scene never ends, even over there in Korea. It's lovely to see Korean reactions to foreign events. | ||
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Erandorr
2283 Posts
On June 21 2011 11:24 PHC wrote: Nowitzki is a product of European basketball, not American. Using sarcasm to prove a point is fine and all but try to provide a better analogy. Here's one: "Just like a Spaniard led Barcelona to the European Cup! Although that is a really shitty example because Messi plays for Barca since hes what, 14 maybe? | ||
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kakaman
United States1576 Posts
On June 21 2011 11:24 PHC wrote: Nowitzki is a product of European basketball, not American. Using sarcasm to prove a point is fine and all but try to provide a better analogy. Here's one: "Just like a Spaniard led Barcelona to the European Cup! Huk learned the basics of SC/SC2 in NA, but refined it to Championship status in Korea vs. superior competition. Similarly, Nowitzki learned to shoot jumpers in Europe, but mastered Iso/low post in the NBA vs. superior competition. One can argue the Messi analogy to be flawed because he spent his whole youth in the Barca system, and so he plays a Spanish style of soccer. That would give credibility to those Koreans who claim Huk as their own, if Huk never played Starcraft before and was just thrown into a Korean house. Then people would have a point in saying he's "Korean". | ||
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deerpark87
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
Thanks <3 Seems that even the koreans talk a lot about this nationality stuff. | ||
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danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
Maybe, though I read it to mean they are jerks. I could be wrong. | ||
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Accu_CH
Switzerland20 Posts
Any word on day 2 / 3? | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
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CycoDude
United States326 Posts
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