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On July 16 2011 05:52 SxYSpAz wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 05:43 Naniwa wrote:
effort doesnt equal results nor being good. oh nani, as a huge fan of you, i don't get it. You're amazing at this game without taking these huge risks, but you have to have some respect for someone that is daring enough to do this. In no way should he get a seed without any results, but it is a good enough read to at least root for him
perhaps i was too blunt, i simply mean that he shouldnt get a spot out of pity, there are 10000 koreans training their hearts out aswell for a spot in code a.
but hey, thats just what i think ;p
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im pretty sure the korean teams are packed with players. Based on the tour videos from csn and artosis, the houses look full. There are players that dont even live in the houses. Also, there's the language barrier, and as far as I know only slayers and ogs have competent english speakers.
edit: I wish carn the best of luck and hope he gets back in the foreigner house.
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On July 16 2011 05:55 Naniwa wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 05:52 SxYSpAz wrote:On July 16 2011 05:43 Naniwa wrote:
effort doesnt equal results nor being good. oh nani, as a huge fan of you, i don't get it. You're amazing at this game without taking these huge risks, but you have to have some respect for someone that is daring enough to do this. In no way should he get a seed without any results, but it is a good enough read to at least root for him perhaps i was too blunt, i simply mean that he shouldnt get a spot out of pity, there are 10000 koreans training their hearts out aswell for a spot in code a. but hey, thats just what i think ;p
Agreed, but sick creds to cArn for laying it on the line just to do what he truly wants. Sometimes, I wish I'd have the guts to do the same.
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On July 16 2011 05:57 recklessfire wrote:
im pretty sure the korean teams are packed with players. Based on the tour videos from csn and artosis, the houses look full. There are players that dont even live in the houses. Also, there's the language barrier, and as far as I know only slayers and ogs have competent english speakers.
I would assume fou does as well, given their closeness to FXO
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It seems weird, people always mention how there are probably more opportunities for the average pro outside of Korea, but that's the metric GOM is using to bring foreigners in. Whereas cArn who only had his sights on Korea from the beginning loses his spot despite a loyalty to the Korean system.
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I was watching his stream when he was streaming at TL. I hope he does well.
Maybe TL could pick him up into OGS-TL house 
cArn fighting!
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Is this cArn from Counter strike?
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I don't think it would be right to give him something he didn't earn. To get into Code A you have to meet the criteria, and cArn simply doesn't.
Didn't he join a team recently? That should make things easier for him in and outside of Korea.
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On July 16 2011 05:55 Naniwa wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 05:52 SxYSpAz wrote:On July 16 2011 05:43 Naniwa wrote:
effort doesnt equal results nor being good. oh nani, as a huge fan of you, i don't get it. You're amazing at this game without taking these huge risks, but you have to have some respect for someone that is daring enough to do this. In no way should he get a seed without any results, but it is a good enough read to at least root for him perhaps i was too blunt, i simply mean that he shouldnt get a spot out of pity, there are 10000 koreans training their hearts out aswell for a spot in code a. but hey, thats just what i think ;p
couldn't agree more. Now go get a GSL Championship naow! xD
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Well, props for him trying to hold out on his own without any team or anything to support.
I really think that he should come back and place at some foreigner tournaments, and him getting that far in qualifiers means that he would do really well back home.
Still, hopefully he gets the spot. It would be nice to see a newish face.
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I hope the best for him. At least when he returns he should be tearing up the foreigns tourneys This will be a good preview of what an intense training can do (and without having the best practice partners)
I remember him from an artosis video in the very first (or 2nd ?) GSL open qualifiers, he was so shy
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On July 16 2011 05:59 XKiller wrote:
Is this cArn from Counter strike?
No, different person, different nationality.
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On July 16 2011 05:59 XKiller wrote:
Is this cArn from Counter strike?
No I'm pretty sure this is a different one, even if their ID looks exactly the same lol
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On July 16 2011 05:43 Naniwa wrote:
effort doesnt equal results nor being good.
but it's definitely the biggest factor
some people are definiterly fortunate to have it come more easily to them though 
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On July 16 2011 05:52 chipmonklord17 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 16 2011 05:47 MasterReY wrote:On July 16 2011 05:43 Naniwa wrote:
effort doesnt equal results nor being good. Being away only one Bo3 from qualifiying for Code A is a result that many other foreigners cant achieve. You have to be good to come that far. And the ones that can are HuK(before he got his invite)/Incontrol/Select/Kiwikaki(?)
If I remember correctly, none of those players qualified for Code A.
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GOM just can't give away code A spots though. Hopefully he'll get picked up by a team.
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i hope fxo recruits the guy.
he's obviously pretty good considering how he was 1 bo3 away for Code A.
the guy sounds fucking amazing to be able to achieve that without any prior rts experience before SC2.
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On July 16 2011 06:04 NuKedUFirst wrote:
Shitty of FXO to basically kick him out. GOM just can't give away code A spots though. Hopefully he'll get picked up by a team.
That is the thing, they already have just given away Code A spots.
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I hope he'll make the qualifier on his own.
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EPT
