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On September 17 2011 20:31 DamNoam wrote:Taking into account this post Show nested quote +On September 17 2011 20:03 sVnteen wrote:
wHAAAAAAAT is this
now we have more players from korea than from any other nation
dont you think youre overdoing it mlg?
also
is drewbie a korean invite WHAT THE F*** he fell out of the pools with going 0-5 2 times in a row and then he gets invited just to go out again?
omg at group d lol and this post Show nested quote +On September 17 2011 20:09 SkullZ9 wrote:On September 17 2011 20:07 zazone wrote:
i predict top 8 korean. Not hard to predict, the top foreigners aren't there (Nerchio, Select, Naniwa, Thorzain, Stephano, Sjow, Dimaga, Mana, Kas, Strelok, Whitera). We can reach one grand conclusion: combine/replace the Korean invite initiative with the European invite initiative. Commence Project rid MLG of Americans. Bow before your new korean/european overlords or pylons or supply depots. Keep the american crowd though. They cheer good. At this point I'm not sure if I'm joking or not.
Yeah MLG should stop inviting Koreans so American fans can watch American players... or they can stick to their model which is providing the best players possible. Of course the Koreans are dominating... they are better. Most people come to watch and enjoy the games - seeing two Koreans play each other is actually significantly more entertaining than seeing foreigners just get destroyed.
MLG is doing a phenomenal job. I just hope the format changes slightly next year which it looks like it will. Props to MLG for providing ridiculously awesome pools - and I hope the foreign players actually perform well
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On September 17 2011 20:59 Loodah wrote:Show nested quote +On September 17 2011 20:31 DamNoam wrote:Taking into account this post On September 17 2011 20:03 sVnteen wrote:
wHAAAAAAAT is this
now we have more players from korea than from any other nation
dont you think youre overdoing it mlg?
also
is drewbie a korean invite WHAT THE F*** he fell out of the pools with going 0-5 2 times in a row and then he gets invited just to go out again?
omg at group d lol and this post On September 17 2011 20:09 SkullZ9 wrote:On September 17 2011 20:07 zazone wrote:
i predict top 8 korean. Not hard to predict, the top foreigners aren't there (Nerchio, Select, Naniwa, Thorzain, Stephano, Sjow, Dimaga, Mana, Kas, Strelok, Whitera). We can reach one grand conclusion: combine/replace the Korean invite initiative with the European invite initiative. Commence Project rid MLG of Americans. Bow before your new korean/european overlords or pylons or supply depots. Keep the american crowd though. They cheer good. At this point I'm not sure if I'm joking or not. Yeah MLG should stop inviting Koreans so American fans can watch American players... or they can stick to their model which is providing the best players possible. Of course the Koreans are dominating... they are better. Most people come to watch and enjoy the games - seeing two Koreans play each other is actually significantly more entertaining than seeing foreigners just get destroyed. MLG is doing a phenomenal job. I just hope the format changes slightly next year which it looks like it will. Props to MLG for providing ridiculously awesome pools - and I hope the foreign players actually perform well
I'd add to that, that when koreans play each other, it's not only significantly more entertaining than foreigners being destroyed, it's also a lot more entertaining than foreigners' close games. The level of play is just so much better. I hope korean training for the current EU trainees really pays off.
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What the fuck happened in Group D?
What an insane group.
July Fighting!
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poor iNcontrol... i honestly wish you the best of luck!
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On September 17 2011 06:54 Choboo wrote:
Worst MLG ever. Seriously without Naniwa, Sjow and Select foreigners have no chance. The only European on that list except for the liquid guys is Socke T__T gg wp Koreans...
i watch MLG to see the best players play, best MLG yet
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On September 17 2011 19:59 price wrote:
if these MLG events keep growing like this, the pool play next year will be all korean :| and all groups will be as packed as D
yeah :/
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Group D should be called... A chubby man, A Canadian, the President, the god of TvZ, and a sock....
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I want incontrol do win a couple of matches, but it looks like it will be tough :b
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Group D is group of death, but groups B and C are tough too. Group A just stands out as being so weak lawl.
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Can't wait for it 
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Wow Incontrol got it amazingly hard yet again. Then theres grp D, which I find to clearly be the easy grp this time around, Socke should consider himself quite lucky.
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Are you serious? How and why is iNcontrol seeded? :S
Nothing against him but his latest appearances were disastrous to say the least.
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On September 17 2011 06:54 k!llua wrote:
Poor socke?
More like poor iNcontroL. He's going to get romped, again.
But he's going down cuz he suxx and not cuz he has such a strong group^^
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On September 17 2011 21:54 Seirios wrote:
Are you serious? How and why is iNcontrol seeded? :S
Nothing against him but his latest appearances were disastrous to say the least.
It has to do with how many points he's accumulated. He got 4th at Dallas for example. It's quite simple really, wouldn't take a lot of time or energy to find it out.
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Another day of Incontrol going 0-5 in his group?
Sigh, and he will still get seeded.
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EPT
