EPTMVP is one of the best, well deserved. DRG is also pretty underrated and is becoming an up and coming zerg who recently beat sc.
sad no toss though
GSL sends MVP, DongRaeGu to MLG Anaheim - Page 45
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OsC
Canada542 Posts
MVP is one of the best, well deserved. DRG is also pretty underrated and is becoming an up and coming zerg who recently beat sc. sad no toss though | ||
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PartyBiscuit
Canada4525 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:55 Coolhwip wrote: I dont understand how "crappy" players like haypro and TLO can be in the pool but not thorzain for example? Because those "crappy" players earned their spot through their previous MLG finishes giving them high enough points. Thorzain has played only a single MLG and did not place well enough to secure points for the pool. He also expressed he is not interested in coming to further MLGs (with Morrow) for the time being. | ||
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Hoonose
United States132 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:55 Coolhwip wrote: I dont understand how "crappy" players like haypro and TLO can be in the pool but not thorzain for example? Pool play positions are determined by performance in previous MLG events. Thorzain didn't participate in MLG Dallas, so he's at a disadvantage compared to other players. If he plays this time, I definitely think he'll be in the pool play for next MLG. | ||
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onPHYRE
Bulgaria923 Posts
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0ne
Spain2464 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:47 Phanekim wrote: this. personally i am against it. and i'm pretty fob too. let them stay in korea...they are going to ruin the foriegn scene. mlg is doing good things but the gsl/mlg transfer is a bad bad idea. Most of the people want to see the best players. I don't care if they are koreans or not, i want to see the best in every big tournament and they are the koreans by far right now. I would be very happy if the koreans take the top 5 because for me starcraft is a game wich awards skill and hard work and they represent that. | ||
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zhurai
United States5660 Posts
It seems it's now mandatory for me to go to MLG now T_T ...so um... OMG DONGRAEGU~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | ||
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ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
So so pumped, so many good players | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:41 TooN wrote: I love how the community reacts to this so positive. But wait till koreans place 1-5. Then people will hate them for sending them. Its inevitable GO esports fans!!!. I would absolutely love a korean 1-5. Plus nasl finals showed that you can get 80k viewers at a foreign tourney with an all korean finals. The true esports fans just want to see the best and not weaker players just because they are foreigners. | ||
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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Powerfoe
Canada167 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:58 Oscatron wrote: good invites MVP is one of the best, well deserved. DRG is also pretty underrated and is becoming an up and coming zerg who recently beat sc. sad no toss though Agreed. DRG is one of the most underrated players I've ever seen; no one seems to ever give him credit for his victories. He is certainly quite up-and-coming, but I guess the community has not discovered his talents yet. | ||
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Louuster
Canada2869 Posts
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:03 Powerfoe wrote: Agreed. DRG is one of the most underrated players I've ever seen; no one seems to ever give him credit for his victories. He is certainly quite up-and-coming, but I guess the community has not discovered his talents yet. What? In any LR thread when he plays in the GSTL, he's getting constant praise and people practically calling him the next Bonjwa and crap like that. If anything, I think he still needs to prove himself. | ||
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BryanSC
United States455 Posts
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Murkinlol
United States366 Posts
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0ne
Spain2464 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:04 BryanSC wrote: I guess no foreigner champion again for next MLG They aren't working enough. | ||
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MoneyHypeMike
Canada305 Posts
Nerd Chills all over my body. | ||
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kaisuki
Australia68 Posts
Hope they practiced hard. | ||
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philly5man
United Kingdom356 Posts
On July 12 2011 06:02 Canucklehead wrote: I would absolutely love a korean 1-5. Plus nasl finals showed that you can get 80k viewers at a foreign tourney with an all korean finals. The true esports fans just want to see the best and not weaker players just because they are foreigners. Absolutely. What would be the point in hyping up a final between the two greatest players in North America when everyone would just say after "they'd get smashed by any average Korean". By all means, keep a quota of foreigner talent at these tournaments to help the scene develop, but if the rest of the world cuts itself off from Korea it can only damage the scene in an irreversible way. | ||
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Daniello
Poland127 Posts
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Akash1223
United States91 Posts
On July 12 2011 05:47 Phanekim wrote: this. personally i am against it. and i'm pretty fob too. let them stay in korea...they are going to ruin the foreign scene. mlg is doing good things but the gsl/mlg transfer is a bad bad idea. I think it's pretty safe to say that most fans want to see the highest level of play possible. I can't understand why anyone would not want Koreans at MLG. Better players make for better games. On a separate note, the more I see great players in the open bracket the more I hate the current bracket system MLG has going. Getting placed into pool play is too much of an advantage; especially when the points players got that allow them to be seeded high came from tournaments before the exchange program took place, and before players from Europe started showing up on a larger scale. | ||
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