EPTwill we see a fxo-fOu fusion or partnership like oGs and liquid?
I'm curious to see what will follow
ChoyafOu to MLG Anaheim - Page 12
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Graupe
Germany178 Posts
will we see a fxo-fOu fusion or partnership like oGs and liquid? I'm curious to see what will follow | ||
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SayfT
Australia298 Posts
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Hunterai
Thailand842 Posts
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On July 05 2011 17:01 GoKu` wrote: This is probably the only move from FXO that i have completely not understood. Calling Choya a top class player just seems wrong. Yes he is a good coach. But he will get absolutely stomped @ mlg and he should. If korea's worst beats our best then were doing a lot of things wrong. gl to him and FXO. My other thought is that FXO did want another coach for the Mental part of the game. If they brought a long choya for coaching and expertise then this would make complete sense too me. Well he made it through code A qualifiers, which is harder than the MLG open bracket. I think Choya's performance is going to be interesting in terms of the foreigner/korean arguement. So far all we've seen are the best Korean's vs the best foreigners, but I want to see what level of foreigner, if any at all is able to, it will take to beat Choya. I wouldn't bother looking for reasons for why Boss wants to send him. He's given reasons in the op, and I'm inclined to believe him. | ||
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MechKing
United States3004 Posts
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Lizarb
Denmark307 Posts
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Rayansaki
Portugal1266 Posts
On July 05 2011 15:34 FXOpen wrote: This is not part of the MLG GSL exchange, but an opportunity for a top class player, as well as a top class person, to compete overseas and get a taste for what its like abroad. Speaking of top class player, why aren't TopClass and TheBest accompanying him? DEATH TRIO OF DEATH WITH A SIDE OF CHEESE! | ||
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JBanKs
United Kingdom617 Posts
Very kind of FXO and great to see Choya get a chance to come over and play! | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On July 05 2011 18:02 Graupe wrote: FxoBoss is truely a boss. will we see a fxo-fOu fusion or partnership like oGs and liquid? I'm curious to see what will follow I don't think so. The liquid oGs partnership came about because the Liquid players needed somewhere to live and practice. FXO have the GOM house and, from what qxc has said, I don't think they're planning on being in Korea for more than a for more than a few months, although I guess if some of them wanted to stay maybe they might end up staying with fOu. I'd guess that Choya has probably helped Boss and the FXO guys settle in, and given them some help in setting up a proper Korean practice regime. Maybe he's got the fOu guys to practice with them as well. | ||
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crystyxn
Romania254 Posts
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Welmu
Finland3295 Posts
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Saiwa
Germany789 Posts
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GMonster
686 Posts
On July 05 2011 18:05 Eufouria wrote: Well he made it through code A qualifiers, which is harder than the MLG open bracket. I think Choya's performance is going to be interesting in terms of the foreigner/korean arguement. So far all we've seen are the best Korean's vs the best foreigners, but I want to see what level of foreigner, if any at all is able to, it will take to beat Choya. I wouldn't bother looking for reasons for why Boss wants to send him. He's given reasons in the op, and I'm inclined to believe him. yeah i completely understand the reasons. My brain just misinterpreted it. Take back that first post. | ||
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Termit
Sweden3466 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On July 05 2011 18:05 Eufouria wrote: Well he made it through code A qualifiers, which is harder than the MLG open bracket. I think Choya's performance is going to be interesting in terms of the foreigner/korean arguement. So far all we've seen are the best Korean's vs the best foreigners, but I want to see what level of foreigner, if any at all is able to, it will take to beat Choya. Disagree. We've seen a lot of cases of Code B/A Koreans dominating foreign events, such as Moon and Ace. I think Choya is certainly stronger than Moon, and about on par with Ace, although he does have a more cheesy playstyle. People say the same shit about Rain: "Oh, he's so terrible, no foreign team will want him, he's worse than most foreigners". It's just not true. Qualifying for code A is about a thousand times harder than making it out of any MLG open bracket, so I don't see him having too much trouble unless he runs into a Strelok or somebody. He may not win the tournament, but he's still going to be one of the 10 best players at it. | ||
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johanngrunt
Hong Kong1555 Posts
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Atticus.axl
United States456 Posts
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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