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Please discuss IdrA and Sen in Code S January in this thread. | ||
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Quintum_
United States669 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:19 droppanda wrote: No, sen is not taking Nani's spot. Neither of them are. The 2 spots were already planned and has nothing to do with nani dropping out. I was just going by what artosis said on the blizzzcup stream, he said sen was taking nani's spot. | ||
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Nekovivie
United Kingdom2599 Posts
Idra in Its just so delicious irony | ||
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Clazziquai10
Singapore1949 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:23 Fionn wrote: Huk, then Haypro, and then Idra. And I don't get the Sen thing. Why? Exactly. I mean, he's a great player capable of great performances - Blizzcon and NASL for example, but other than these 2 tourneys he hasn't really done much over the past year. Sporadically popping up every now and then to do well in tourneys, but then disappearing for long periods of time. | ||
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Dracolich70
Denmark3820 Posts
Sen is probably the best foreigner, so he deserves a spot. IdrA "deserves" his place through last time he was there, even if things were so much different back then, and IdrA, unlike now, was one of the best Zergs/players in the world. This being said, I am glad he gets the chance. Too bad about Naniwa, as I am a big fan of his. | ||
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Raysalis
Malaysia1034 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:14 tSxWorld wrote: why not giving the spot to Stephano ? WTF GOM ? :/ What makes you think they didnt try :p? | ||
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Haustka
United States221 Posts
Z fighting! | ||
Fionn
United States23455 Posts
There are only 32 spots for Code S. Eight for the Code S quarter finalists. Twelve for the Code A winners. Ten for the Up-and-Down winners. One for MLG Providence. One to be given out for whatever. The last one was given to Idra, I guess. Which means Sen, to be given a direct spot into Code S, would have to be taking Naniwa's spot or there would be 33 players. | ||
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decerto
244 Posts
Naniwa leaves the west to train in korea and compete in GSl = money hunter not a pro lets kick him out after earning his spot | ||
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chipmonklord17
United States11944 Posts
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:22 Nekovivie wrote: Naniwa out for BM Idra in Its just so delicious irony Not at all, if you ask me both are totally different. | ||
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TemujinGK
United States483 Posts
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
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poorcloud
Singapore2748 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:29 Tommylew wrote: id have more respect if Idra or Sen refused to take the spot and played through the qualifiers... and earn it just like Jinro tried doing!!! Idra loves his monies so i don't think he really cares about honour and pride that much. Don't think Sen will refuse either. Not everybody can be a big man like Jinro. Jinro hwaiting! | ||
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ladyumbra
Canada1699 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:24 Fionn wrote: Sen or Idra HAVE to be taking Naniwa's spot. There are only 32 spots for Code S. Eight for the Code S quarter finalists. Twelve for the Code A winners. Ten for the Up-and-Down winners. One for MLG Providence. One to be given out for whatever. The last one was given to Idra, I guess. Which means Sen, to be given a direct spot into Code S, would have to be taking Naniwa's spot or there would be 33 players. Fionn bringing the math ( I feel like a forum fangirl). I still feel weird about this. I mean I like Sen and all and he has a tendency to finish just behind whatever koreans are busy winning a tournament but I'm not sure he deserves to be just gifted a code S seed. I dunno maybe it's bias talking or something but I would have preffered to have seen that seed really earned by whoever got it in some sort of impromptu tournament or something. | ||
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Eazyz
New Zealand84 Posts
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Sbrubbles
Brazil5776 Posts
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twndomn
401 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:23 Clazziquai10 wrote: Exactly. I mean, he's a great player capable of great performances - Blizzcon and NASL for example, but other than these 2 tourneys he hasn't really done much over the past year. Sporadically popping up every now and then to do well in tourneys, but then disappearing for long periods of time. He didn't disappear. He chose to play at Taiwan, where his home is, instead of travel 20+ hours to Europe to play some small tournaments. He has done more than you could imagine, including BroodWar days. Besides, Sen finished 3rd at BlizzCon while Naniwa finished 4th. Artosis just confirmed at BlizzardCup stream, Naniwa's spot is replaced by Sen. IdrA got code S from another spot. | ||
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Xarles
459 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:23 Clazziquai10 wrote: Exactly. I mean, he's a great player capable of great performances - Blizzcon and NASL for example, but other than these 2 tourneys he hasn't really done much over the past year. Sporadically popping up every now and then to do well in tourneys, but then disappearing for long periods of time. He has the best chance of taking the 3rd spot. | ||
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poorcloud
Singapore2748 Posts
On December 14 2011 21:32 ladyumbra wrote: Fionn bringing the math ( I feel like a forum fangirl). I still feel weird about this. I mean I like Sen and all and he has a tendency to finish just behind whatever koreans are busy winning a tournament but I'm not sure he deserves to be just gifted a code S seed. I dunno maybe it's bias talking or something but I would have preffered to have seen that seed really earned by whoever got it in some sort of impromptu tournament or something. Agreed with you. If GOM can't find a good enough foreigner who won the tournament, i assume stephano rejected, then why not give to code S spot to a korean who actually won a major foreign tourney? Why so fixated on foreigners when you have code A spots, Up and down group spots. This is just plain unfair to the koreans in code A/B who have no money to travel overseas for exposure and can't get into code S due to the stacked nature of the tournaments. Unfortunately, money speaks. | ||
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Bart
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