i almost feel sorry for the koreans
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SKYFISH_
Bulgaria990 Posts
i almost feel sorry for the koreans | ||
Beyond Magic
Finland130 Posts
like nestea once said in artosis interview, his dream is to travel around the world and participate in foreign tournaments but he's too busy because of GSL. during 1 season of gsl there is probably few big live tournaments in US and EU(mlg's,dreamhacks,etc) would be quite big lifestyle change to move into some teamhouse, full with guys speaking only korea and training 24/7. he seems to be doing quite well even without going to korea. | ||
teko
Canada1197 Posts
On September 24 2011 02:45 mr_tolkien wrote: He has won every single French LANs during the last 6 months. And was far from bad in the HSC3 as an example. He DOESN'T want to go. It's not his goal at the moment. Thanks for the info. Looking forward to IPL3! | ||
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United States7081 Posts
On September 24 2011 03:13 LaLuSh wrote: "okok" only means he didn't understand what the word foreigner meant . Konglish 101. Of course stephano is top3 I think OK in Korean means yes. You still may be right about though ;p | ||
T0fuuu
Australia2275 Posts
.___. I think the top players have already outgrown ladder. Watching rainbow smash masters korea with mass reapers tvp and mass ghosts tvt. | ||
Pessle
United Kingdom37 Posts
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
Would be silly if they don't do it. Going practice in Korea was something CoL could have offer to him, Mille probably should think about that. And it would be the best choice for him. | ||
Tofugrinder
Austria899 Posts
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kittensrcute
United States617 Posts
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dgwow
Canada1024 Posts
On September 24 2011 03:18 T0fuuu wrote: http://sc2ranks.com/cn/1053444/iGMacSed .___. I think the top players have already outgrown ladder. Watching rainbow smash masters korea with mass reapers tvp and mass ghosts tvt. Rainbow is actually a pretty bad terran among koreans... Anyways, could Stephano get better practice on the korean server? Or is the lag between EU and KR too much to even try? | ||
Dawg_Snow
France425 Posts
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Elefanto
Switzerland3584 Posts
On September 24 2011 03:21 dgwow wrote: Anyways, could Stephano get better practice on the korean server? Or is the lag between EU and KR too much to even try? Eu <=> Kr isn't possible | ||
Shebuha
Canada1335 Posts
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Demonhunter04
1530 Posts
On September 24 2011 01:47 Bagi wrote: Well KR ladder is a different beast, but I could imagine them doing this on EU/NA. Didn't MVP have a NA account with an insane winrate or something? Yeah MVP went 116-5 in season 2. Two of his losses were vs cheese, and 2 of the others were against progamers (Sen and someone else I don't remember). | ||
Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On September 24 2011 03:17 rO_Or wrote: wasn't dragon 80-1 or something on his EU smurph? All while messing around doing strats like mass SCV... Impressive, but as people have said EU ladder isn't really a good measure of his skill. Not to take anything away from Stephano, I still think he is the strongest EU player by far (undoubtedly best zerg at least). Just like any server there's a big difference between high GM on EU and mid-master EU..... | ||
AIOL!
France962 Posts
Stephano is imbalanced -_- | ||
arsenic
United States163 Posts
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zerker2strong
775 Posts
On September 24 2011 03:17 rO_Or wrote: wasn't dragon 80-1 or something on his EU smurph? All while messing around doing strats like mass SCV... Impressive, but as people have said EU ladder isn't really a good measure of his skill. Not to take anything away from Stephano, I still think he is the strongest EU player by far (undoubtedly best zerg at least). stephano plays gm player he started with playing bronzes | ||
Perfect
United States322 Posts
On September 24 2011 01:44 Mattchew wrote: Ladder results dont seem thread worthy to me personally.. but GL at IPL this guy is a beast who should always be watched I enjoyed the thread. | ||
zerker2strong
775 Posts
On September 24 2011 03:28 arsenic wrote: Does anyone know what Stephano's playstyle is? I have never seen him play but to have such a good record, he either got really lucky or has a really solid, safe playstyle. I'm assuming the latter, so anyone know? u never get lucky 60 games on row lol | ||
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