EPTGSL sends MVP, DongRaeGu to MLG Anaheim - Page 22
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Gescom
Canada3481 Posts
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DoomsVille
Canada4885 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:47 GwSC wrote: OMG yes. I'll be so sad if DRG doesn't win this and finally get Code S He doesn't even need to win. Just needs top 3. The rule is the highest placing player that currently doesn't have Code S (and that player must be in the top 3). Basically he just needs to beat out MMA, Boxer, Ganzi and choya and get in the top 3. Same goes for any of them though. | ||
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:47 Shalaiyn wrote: July isn't going, he said he was pissed with how the Open bracket worked I can see why, lol, but he owned like 5+ nerds in one sitting...I guess he feels slighted at not being seated. He got some respectable place too, might've not been used to the multiple games in a row. | ||
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munCh101
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Psychobabas
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:46 sjschmidt93 wrote: I wonder why the NASL Koreans who aren't in the current GSL aren't just staying in the States and playing in the open bracket. Don't have the budget for 3 weeks worth of housing until MLG Anaheim starts maybe? | ||
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NotSorry
United States6722 Posts
Was more to do with his treatment and the organization, not knowing when the next game would be, sitting there for ever with no word, no place to just relax between games, being unable to leave because your game could be in 5mins or an hour. | ||
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Andamanen
Netherlands915 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:49 DoomsVille wrote: He doesn't even need to win. Just needs top 3. The rule is the highest placing player that currently doesn't have Code S (and that player must be in the top 3). Basically he just needs to beat out MMA, Boxer, Ganzi and choya and get in the top 3. Same goes for any of them though. I think the Koreans in the open bracket can get the code A spots as well. | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:48 NotSorry wrote: Hopefully MLG ups their prize pool, just seems so tiny for such a large event They're more into it for the code S spot :p I hope Dongraegu or MMA takes it or as a fan Boxer. MVP/Alicia are already code S next season. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:50 Andamanen wrote: I think the Koreans in the open bracket can get the code A spots as well. Only foreigners can get the Code A spots. EDIT: It would be funny to see how they deal with SeleCT if he places high enough.  Should put an end to the debate in any case. | ||
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pHelix Equilibria
United States1134 Posts
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Arwanto
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IMSmooth
United States679 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:41 Xkalibert wrote: My guess would be MLG Anahiem to be live stream to Asia with GOMTV.com via internet and Television channel AniBox. That or MLG/Gom partner so MLG like event will be held in korea in the future. LIGHTBULB.... you remember them talking about holding a GSL final in america and/or just not in korea??? well i am going to guess. gsl final. in anaheim. cause its same weekend. real talk. and by talk i mean speculation | ||
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:50 Andamanen wrote: I think the Koreans in the open bracket can get the code A spots as well. No the code A spots are only for foreigners. Dunno what's their rule is for Select tho. | ||
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dotEXE
Netherlands41 Posts
A lot of SlayerS players this time around. I wonder if they will keep trying to get members in the coming MLG's as wel. This provides an excellent amount experience for the players who hardly ever get to compete outside tournaments sucht as the GSTL. I'm also really stoked about Choya and DRG, DRG especially deserves more time in the spotlights, so hopefully he'll do well in Anaheim. The only concern I have lies with the foreigners. They will have a really tough time displaying results in each seperate tournament (though they probably have very little to worry about when looking at the overall rankings). On the other hand, getting to play a lot of Korean pros might be a good incentive for the foreign pros to intensify their training. This MLG and GOM partnership seems to be very rewarding for MLG and the Korean pros, but I don't really see this bringing GOM anything special. Maybe they're getting a lot more exposure in the foreign community? Though I hardly believe that is even possible. The same goes for foreign pros. The chance to compete in Code A and spend a month in Korea (and train on the Korean ladder) would be an incredible learning experience and may provide the players with new insights and playstyles. The complaints I heard when this deal was announced first was that foreign pros are concerned that their competitive life would be seriously halted during that month and they might fall behind others when it comes to qualifiers for certain leagues, or even missing out on invitationals because they are spending time on the other side of the world while only parttaking in the Code A matches (and perhaps the GSTL). So my question with this is would be mainly directed towards the foreign pro players: Do you feel that the opportunity to spend a month in Korea, to compete in an environment that is even more competitive and perhaps even of a higher skill level, is worth the month worth of experience that you miss out on because you are unable to compete in various foreign based tournaments? | ||
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jakoh
Canada237 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:47 Shalaiyn wrote: July isn't going, he said he was pissed with how the Open bracket worked I remember him saying on stage that he wanted to attend all future MLGs. His only complaint was that he wanted MLG to be four days instead of three. | ||
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:49 red4ce wrote: Don't have the budget for 3 weeks worth of housing until MLG Anaheim starts maybe? Not to mention the relatively small prize pool and that with more then 4 koreans in the open bracket you have guaranteed korean vs korean action. For a 5.000 dollar prize, it might simply be uneconomical to participate. Then again, awesome awesome awesome invites. DRG and MVP, couldn't have picked better players in terms of hype, and SlayerS stepping up their international presence is awesome too. | ||
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igLeX
Canada140 Posts
The DONG of SC2 is coming............... prepare yourself Liquid'NonY | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:52 oskarla wrote: No the code A spots are only for foreigners. Dunno what's their rule is for Select tho. If select got Code A, that would be quite the Selection  yea.. I tried | ||
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On July 12 2011 02:52 IMSmooth wrote: LIGHTBULB.... you remember them talking about holding a GSL final in america and/or just not in korea??? well i am going to guess. gsl final. in anaheim. cause its same weekend. real talk. and by talk i mean speculation That would be awesome! Even better if the semi-finals also would be held there to give them less time to prepare for the finals -> better finals. | ||
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