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Please discuss IdrA and Sen in Code S January in this thread. | ||
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tapk69
Portugal264 Posts
He's been one of the top foreigners but if you ban someone at least hold qualifiers or something. thats what i was thinking , they should make a simple Bo3 qualifier for the foreigners that are in Korea and wanted to play in this. It could be without broadcasting but it was legit... maybe we are again making a storm for nothing but i doesnt look that way | ||
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Pipeline
Sweden1673 Posts
Mr.Chea is... well I got nothing nice to say about him so I will be quiet | ||
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teide
Spain178 Posts
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Kergy
Peru2011 Posts
He hasn't won this spot, he's only getting it because of GOM's arbitrary decisions. Here's to Idra getting crushed! | ||
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HappyChris
1534 Posts
Giving out 2 Code S spot to players that didnt earn it in the MLG exchange program wtf is going on here. | ||
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howLiN
Portugal1676 Posts
On December 14 2011 22:05 Futuree wrote: If you haven't realized this yet, life isn't fair. That's fucking great. I guess I'm gonna go out and rob and murder a couple of people, since life isn't fair anyway. | ||
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Diavlo
Belgium2915 Posts
He said, himself, in a SOTG that he didn't think it would be fair to get a code S spot based on past success and didn't expect Gom to make an exeption for him. Is it fair that IdrA gets a code S spot? No Is he the best contender for that foreigner spot? Yes, because if it were not him, it would probably go to Sase or Jinro.And giving absolutely free spots to players who have negative records in code A would be very akward (regardless of their actual skill). On December 14 2011 22:44 tapk69 wrote: Idra fans im sorry but Idra will be crushed , besides him being as BM as Naniwa he is Code B material now ... Besides , he left korea because he knew he had no chance , now he comes back without deserving and all of a sudden hes code S good ? He left Korea because he knew he had no chance?? He finished in the top8 of his last code S, the only zerg remaining beside Nestea. And it's really hard to say if he's gonna get crushed. There are not that many protoss in code S, and he could already take on very good korean terrans and zergs before even going to the slayers house... | ||
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Zorkmid
4410 Posts
On December 14 2011 23:02 Pipeline wrote: Code S is brand now and not the Best. Mr.Chea is... well I got nothing nice to say about him so I will be quiet He got rid of one prima donna undeserving and ungrateful child of a player, and added two great foreigners. He's protecting his brand, and doing a good job of it. | ||
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Taiki
Norway57 Posts
On December 14 2011 23:07 HappyChris wrote: Code S is a popularity contest not a competition of skills. Hole incident is a bad joke. Giving out 2 Code S spot to players that didnt earn it in the MLG exchange program wtf is going on here. Yeah man. I remember when SjoW and the gang got sent to Korea thanks to the MLG exchange program, everyone was full of praise and said that they were going to "tear up Code A" like it was totally fair for all the other Koreans struggeling in Code B. Now when Naniwa gets thrown out and Idra and Sen gets invited due to foreign turnament results the competition is suddenly unfair and invalid. People should seriously consider not looking through coloured glasses all the time. | ||
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HappyChris
1534 Posts
On December 14 2011 23:14 Zorkmid wrote: He got rid of one prima donna undeserving and ungrateful child of a player, and added two great foreigners. He's protecting his brand, and doing a good job of it. Why not give the spots to Stephano,Morrow or any koreans for that matter that are working very hard Why becuase its a popularity contest whomever got more fans gets it. PS, I do know Stephano passed down any invites to GSL but the point still stand | ||
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Welmu
Finland3295 Posts
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Azzur
Australia6267 Posts
For the people whinging here, there are clear precedents in other spots where wildcard spots have always been given out (e.g. tennis). Also, don't forget that Idra already had a Code S spot when he left Korea. Anyways, I think it'll be quite tough for him because I don't think his level was a good as it was, he'll need alot of training over the Christmas period! | ||
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Zorkmid
4410 Posts
On December 14 2011 23:18 HappyChris wrote: Why not give the spots to Stephano,Morrow or any koreans for that matter that are working very hard Why becuase its a popularity contest whomever got more fans gets it. PS, I do know Stephano passed down any invites to GSL but the point still stand I think that those 2 spots were reserved for foreigners, it's hard to argue that Sen and IdrA and bad choices. | ||
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Hunterai
Thailand842 Posts
But giving Idra a free code S spot is just non-sense. It is not fair and reek of bias and favoritism. From Idra point of view, it is a free pass into code S. With the way he is playing, it would be crazy to not accept it. Therefore I will not lay any blame on Idra's. At least it is better than having a forfeited spot, if nothing else. | ||
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darkscream
Canada2310 Posts
On December 14 2011 18:15 DoomsVille wrote: 100% agree. No one should get an invite into Code S anyways. That is kind of ridiculous. Players should be earning their way into what is supposed to be the most difficult and prestigious tournament anywhere. this is a stupid point Do you think Coca's opponent should have not gotten a free win into code s too? when you fuck around you lose your code S spot, it's a privilege not a right, and idra was code S when he left, and he has won several code A seeds. it makes perfect sense. | ||
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ISeriousNow
United Kingdom63 Posts
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sopas
509 Posts
 .Why sen? Idra maybe i can understand but baarely. Still wouldve liked a qualifier | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46310 Posts
 Sen took Naniwa's spot, right? | ||
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Kompicek
Czech Republic245 Posts
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UpSiloN
Canada3 Posts
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