EPTOn November 30 2011 03:45 ToD wrote:
wtf code A ? why
wtf code A ? why
ToD is more deserving IMO
Gl hf Morrow! I bet it was you that helped all the NSHS guys to stream ^-^
mouzMorroW in Korea + GSL Code A January - Page 7
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
ToD is more deserving IMO Gl hf Morrow! I bet it was you that helped all the NSHS guys to stream ^-^ | ||
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TT1
Canada10036 Posts
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Elean
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Btw, how did he get the code A spot ? | ||
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Marou
Germany1371 Posts
How did he get this Code A spot ? I mean it's great for him but i can't shake the feeling that if he got it just because he's a foreigner it's really unfair to all the people struggling in Code B : / | ||
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JustPassingBy
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Because if two people doing that face each other, it becomes quite messy. The system only works so smoothly because it relies on nobody else besides him doing that. (and he's not the only zerg hating zvz) | ||
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kaarotto
Colombia38 Posts
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senty
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On November 30 2011 04:03 Aegeis wrote: I'm not furious or anything I just believe that when you enter a tournament you should stick to the race you signed up with. I still don't get it. Why does it matter what you sign up with? Why can't you just sign up as a player instead of a *insert race* player? | ||
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krisss
Luxembourg305 Posts
On November 30 2011 04:03 Aegeis wrote: I'm not furious or anything I just believe that when you enter a tournament you should stick to the race you signed up with. I never understood why the tounament organizers care which race the players play. | ||
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phanto
Sweden708 Posts
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TensaiSakuragi
Croatia224 Posts
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Lysanias
Netherlands8351 Posts
 Good luck in Korea though, hope you do well and improve your play even more. | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On November 30 2011 04:04 JustPassingBy wrote: Because if two people doing that face each other, it becomes quite messy. The system only works so smoothly because it relies on nobody else besides him doing that. (and he's not the only zerg hating zvz) it'll be like the GSL showmatches, but even LONGER! | ||
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Badboyrune
Sweden2247 Posts
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On November 30 2011 04:04 JustPassingBy wrote: Because if two people doing that face each other, it becomes quite messy. The thing he does works so smoothly because it relies on nobody else besides him doing that. (and he's not the only zerg hating zvz) Uhm, it's not rocket science... As an organizer you just have to tell them to make a decision by a certain time. They'd most likely just pick their main race if they aren't sure what the other player would choose. There are a multitude of ways you could do this without any messiness. And I fail to see how it's relevant that other zergs are hating zvz. | ||
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careohx
263 Posts
On November 30 2011 04:04 Marou wrote: GL Morrow !!! Fighting ! How did he get this Code A spot ? I mean it's great for him but i can't shake the feeling that if he got it just because he's a foreigner it's really unfair to all the people struggling in Code B : / Koreans get free MLG championship brackets too. I dont see how this is any different. Its very expensive to stay in Korea and having foreigners in GSL is very good for GOMTV. If ToD isnt getting an invite its totally their managments faults. The more foreigners in GSL the more foreign subscribers there will probably be. Actually there should be atleast 4 foreign invites at all times. NaNiwa is already code S so SaSe, ToD , MorroW and one more person should get in code A. | ||
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hmunkey
United Kingdom1973 Posts
Also, Mouz really needs to work on their PR and marketing. Liquid or EG would've started a huge hype machine for this kind of announcement, which would be annoying but effective. | ||
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Let it Raine
Canada1245 Posts
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hmunkey
United Kingdom1973 Posts
On November 30 2011 04:09 careohx wrote: Koreans get free MLG championship brackets too. I dont see how this is any different. Its very expensive to stay in Korea and having foreigners in GSL is very good for GOMTV. Yeah but I think the notable difference is that the seeded Korean almost always beat the foreigners they compete against, so on a purely skill basis we can say it's fine if we want the tourney to represent the best. When foreigners go to Code A, they almost always lose immediately. I can see where he's coming from. In my opinion, it's perfectly fine to let foreigners have seeds to Code A. Sure, it may not be completely fair, but it allows for significant outreach and benefits both Korean and foreign players. Let's just be completely honest -- most Korean pros are making more money from sources outside Korea (and half their sponsors are now foreign teams) than within Korea, so they aren't really complaining. | ||
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Sina92
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