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On August 06 2011 08:54 Soulish wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. gold on korean is gold on NA, there's really no distinction between leagues until high diamond+.
KR Platinum league though. Those guys can play!
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Best quotes IMO: Freeza almost died & Welcome to SC 2222222222222 :D
Well, best way to stimulate a competetive nature is to give them something they can't handle now and have to figure out how to do it. So crushing Yellow with Hellions might have been the best way to get him into SC2.
Only time will show...
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sad that the chat was more interesting than the games
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haha so awesome, really hope yellow comes to sc2 that would be awesome
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On August 06 2011 10:09 PhiliBiRD wrote: sad that the chat was more interesting than the games
Did anyone expect the games to actually be competitive.
It's like putting up a sign for Nestea vs Jaedong to see who is the best Zerg ... the fact is the games are different enough that the players who aren't currently competing in SC2 won't immediately pick it up.
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Well I, like everyone else was expecting yellow to be a lot better. But with the chat you can see that this was just a fun game just for entertainment. I'm happy with the way it turned out but I'm hoping yellow plays a bunch and 6 months down the road we can have another serious match. Oh any maybe this will get the BW only players to see that SC2 is not as simple and easy as they thought before.
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hahahaa awwww Boxer seemed like he was treating Yellow like a kid brother or something. Anyone with experience with the whole Korean culture know how people treat Boxer? He's obviously a lot older, so I know, traditionally, there'd be much bowing and deference shown him...so what happens when someone beats Boxer? I've seen bowing after sets, but I wonder how that's manifested across other progamers?
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"that building you like is here" LOL thats so awesome
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On August 06 2011 08:54 Soulish wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. gold on korean is gold on NA, there's really no distinction between leagues until high diamond+.
Now, are you making this statement without ever playing on KR ladder? I've seen some bronzes with airtight builds and 200+ apm on KR. Gold there is borderline masters on NA. I would say that KR is consistently two leagues ahead, from my experiences on both servers.
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On August 06 2011 11:15 BrassMonkey27 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 08:54 Soulish wrote:On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. gold on korean is gold on NA, there's really no distinction between leagues until high diamond+. Now, are you making this statement without ever playing on KR ladder? I've seen some bronzes with airtight builds and 200+ apm on KR. Gold there is borderline masters on NA. I would say that KR is consistently two leagues ahead, from my experiences on both servers.
as long as the leagues are still distributed similarly (top 200 GM, top 2% Masters, top x% Platinum, etc) i would assume you are correct. the top Korean players are much better, and the average Korean player is better. it doesn't make sense that someone in the 70th percentile on KR server wouldn't be better than someone in the 70th percentile on NA.
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On August 06 2011 09:36 marttorn wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. It's abit of a long story, some PvT 4gating involved etc, but basically I met a korean guy on NA server (pretty sure it was true) and he was high masters. However, later, he advertised his stream as a gold level KR server player. You'll have to take my word for that, as I experienced it I didn't think I'd have to bring forth proof it happened later (>,<) Oh, so according to that; destiny being masters on KR so he's a bonjwa or something on NA?
You make little sense to me.
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On August 06 2011 11:35 Skamtet wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 09:36 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. It's abit of a long story, some PvT 4gating involved etc, but basically I met a korean guy on NA server (pretty sure it was true) and he was high masters. However, later, he advertised his stream as a gold level KR server player. You'll have to take my word for that, as I experienced it I didn't think I'd have to bring forth proof it happened later (>,<) Oh, so according to that; destiny being masters on KR so he's a bonjwa or something on NA? You make little sense to me.
Haha, no, we're talking about leagues here, nothing transcending beyond that. Not talking about the proscene, just ladder, and you bringing up anything beyond the skill level of ladder is a bit silly (^_^)
At the tip top level, ladder doesn't mean all that much. I'd be willing to bet that Bomber and Ace are both in GM, yet destiny takes games off of them as masters (this is the same for the NA and EU ladder, anybody high masters/low GM can probably take a game off a pro on a good day)
Also, you didn't acknowledge my statement as correct or false, rather you tried to apply my logic to a completely different scenario (>,<)
At the ladder level, i'd say below GM, KR is far faar ahead of every other server, as evidenced not only by what I said but by what everybody else who has played on both will probably say.
As such, gold level players on KR are in masters on NA. At the pro level things kind of even out, and ladder doesn't matter too much. FXO players are probably taking games off deep GSL runners, if not champions, every day.
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On August 06 2011 11:44 marttorn wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 11:35 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 09:36 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. It's abit of a long story, some PvT 4gating involved etc, but basically I met a korean guy on NA server (pretty sure it was true) and he was high masters. However, later, he advertised his stream as a gold level KR server player. You'll have to take my word for that, as I experienced it I didn't think I'd have to bring forth proof it happened later (>,<) Oh, so according to that; destiny being masters on KR so he's a bonjwa or something on NA? You make little sense to me. Haha, no, we're talking about leagues here, nothing transcending beyond that. Not talking about the proscene, just ladder, and you bringing up anything beyond the skill level of ladder is a bit silly (^_^) At the tip top level, ladder doesn't mean all that much. I'd be willing to bet that Bomber and Ace are both in GM, yet destiny takes games off of them as masters (this is the same for the NA and EU ladder, anybody high masters/low GM can probably take a game off a pro on a good day) Also, you didn't acknowledge my statement as correct or false, rather you tried to apply my logic to a completely different scenario (>,<) At the ladder level, i'd say below GM, KR is far faar ahead of every other server, as evidenced not only by what I said but by what everybody else who has played on both will probably say. As such, gold level players on KR are in masters on NA. At the pro level things kind of even out, and ladder doesn't matter too much. FXO players are probably taking games off deep GSL runners, if not champions, every day.
I wouldn't go as far as to say gold players are masters. They really aren't, in my comparisons to both servers, diamond is easily masters though. A diamond korean would be a low-mid masters player without a sweat imo. But gold/plat are definitely not masters level (though their build orders are more thought out still).
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On August 06 2011 11:15 BrassMonkey27 wrote:Show nested quote +On August 06 2011 08:54 Soulish wrote:On August 06 2011 08:49 Skamtet wrote:On August 06 2011 08:35 marttorn wrote:On August 06 2011 08:32 Emporio wrote:On August 06 2011 08:23 teamsolid wrote: How many games has Yellow actually played of SC2 anyways? I know he said he played a month, but that could be like 2 games a week. Based on the way he played and how much he seemed to understand about the sc2 playstyle, it seemed like he literally could have played less than 10 games before the showmatch. I dunno, he was gold league on KR server. And I hate to bring stuff like this up, but gold on KR server really is about masters/high diamond NA, I can say that from personal experience. So I don't think he played less than 10 games. I see something like this all the time. It changes from every person. Some say diamond is like masters and now it's gold is masters. Do you have any proof for this claim? Thanks. gold on korean is gold on NA, there's really no distinction between leagues until high diamond+. Now, are you making this statement without ever playing on KR ladder? I've seen some bronzes with airtight builds and 200+ apm on KR. Gold there is borderline masters on NA. I would say that KR is consistently two leagues ahead, from my experiences on both servers.
Yea, diamond KR = NA grandmasters everyone!
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On August 06 2011 09:50 Goldfish wrote: I felt bad for yellow and boxer :\. Boxer should have been easier on Yellow (should have let him macro up to brood lords or something).
Anyone ever have that feeling of planning something exciting (like a party or something), then it happens but no one is having fun >.>? Seemed that way for Yellow >.<.
Edit - I just read the interview where Boxer said he was trying to lift up Yellow's competitive spirit. Makes sense I guess but he should have still went easier on him at least in this event IMO. Speaking from the perspective of an athlete (rather than an SC 2 player), I can say that if I were competing against someone who was better than me I would hate it for them to dumb down their play style just to "humour" me or whatever. I would actually find it sort of insulting.
And I think Yellow was probably unhappy with himself for being in that situation, it's never fun to get roflstomped, especially when you're basically a god in the predecessor.
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Thanks for translating, seems like Boxer had so much free time to talk but Yellows just like damnit I don't have all the extra time to talk since I don't know what all this shit is going on lol. Can't wait to see them play in the future I would be it will be sick close games judging off how good the guy got within one month.
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Awesome. Yellow was trying really hard I believe, but Boxer was trying to entertain. Congrats to both players and I hope Yellow gets more into the scene in some way.
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zerg in sc2 is still stressful to play, even through somethings have been more simple like rally points auto-mining... Good luck Yellow if you ever come to the SC2 scene, I liked that game you won a lot (through boxer was clearly letting him win)
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On August 06 2011 06:58 EnSky wrote:BoxeR was so talkative. I think he was trying hard to motivate YelloW to play better and give the fans a good show. However, YelloW seemed bored the entire series. 
This lols. BoxeR seemed kinda desperate for some reason.
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BoxeR: I knew you would like those green kongs
Referring to banelings XD
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