EPTGSL march code S seeds discussion - Page 2
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Apoo
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RPR_Tempest
Australia7798 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:41 Yaki wrote: A seed in the up/down and a seed in code s is very different .... Also they never said that they would give the winner of NASL 2 a spot in blizzcup I know, but NASL 2 was a BIIIG tournament, bigger than the IEM that gave DRG his Blizz Cup spot, so it seems odd that it was completely ignored by GSL. | ||
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Hren
Slovenia86 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:32 RPR_Tempest wrote: SEEDS ARE NOT JUST FOR FOREIGNERS Source? I was pretty sure these "sponsor seeds" were meant to stimulate foreign fans` interest for GSL. | ||
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:43 Hren wrote: Source? I was pretty sure these "sponsor seeds" were meant to stimulate foreign fans` interest for GSL. See the op. International does not mean world minus Korea. | ||
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MVTaylor
United Kingdom2893 Posts
Polt viOlet HuK Stephano NaNiwa viOlet / HuK positions may change depending on results tomorrow. now, obviously Stephano won't accept an invite as he'd rather keep going to foreign tournaments and get easy money there. Then you're left with the discussion of should people who just got knocked out of GSL be seeded back in to it which is a bit of a tough one. Didn't mind it last year when MC got back in as the rules for MLG seeds weren't subjective but obviously this year they are. I think HuK is without doubt Code S material, regardless of what has happened to him recently and Polt basically losing everything for two weeks as he had flu was tough on him so those would be my choices. But if people who just got knocked out of GSL shouldn't get invites then give them to viOlet and NaNiwa. | ||
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Bojas
Netherlands2397 Posts
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
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Zeon0
Austria2995 Posts
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ragnorr
Denmark6097 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:41 eYeball wrote: I agree with this also. The best foreigner we have are like HuK, Naniwa and Stephano. But like many others say Stephano don't want to go to Korea, and I don't think HuK or Naniwa should be given one really. Especially not HuK since he was just given one last GSL and lost it. I hope Polt and someone else gets it, preferably Violet. Huk was given code A seed a long time ago, he just dropped out of code S due to the hard format implemented in november(Dropping out in Ro16). And lost to keen in Ro16 code a and his up and down matches and then lost his first round this season | ||
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bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
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Swiv
Germany3674 Posts
the foreigner... hm. Stephano? the obvious and the only one with realistic chances imho, maybe he changed his opinion about korea... but i doubt it Kas? he did well lately except Assembly Sase,Grubby? | ||
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Moxi
708 Posts
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figq
12519 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:43 JustPassingBy wrote: I can't derive this from the op, in particular the GOM quote. "International seeds", and the first considered for the first season were Idra and Naniwa (who got replaced by Sen, because of probe rushing) -- all 3 of these are foreigners.See the op. International does not mean world minus Korea. Anyway, assuming they mean foreigners, they should give it to Dimaga (2nd IEM, 7th HSC) and Ret (3rd IEM, Round 3 WB MLG) - if they require at least two top performances; or Huk and Stephano - if only one top performance suffices. /better make the last pair Huk and Naniwa, as Stephano is almost certain to refuse/ | ||
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Arachne
South Africa426 Posts
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
On February 26 2012 21:08 TheEconomist wrote: I don't get naniwa. Loses to lucky i think 2 code A's on the trot. Beats Nestea repeatedly... And Leenock for that matter It's not that hard to get .You just watch the games. Lucky didn't do silly stupid bizarre cheeses. He played well and straight up and won. | ||
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Roxor9999
Netherlands771 Posts
On February 26 2012 21:05 Moxi wrote: give naniwa, he already earned it once but he did't get it ;_; He never earned it. He earned a blizzard cup spot. | ||
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Yaki
France4234 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:53 ragnorr wrote: Huk was given code A seed a long time ago, he just dropped out of code S due to the hard format implemented in november(Dropping out in Ro16). And lost to keen in Ro16 code a and his up and down matches and then lost his first round this season Please people .... Polt lost in the Ro32 of GSL November finishing in 3rd place and thus dropping down to the Round 2 of Code A where he lost 0-2 against ForGG. | ||
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ES.Genie
Germany1370 Posts
On February 26 2012 21:08 TheEconomist wrote: I don't get naniwa. Loses to lucky i think 2 code A's on the trot. Beats Nestea repeatedly... And Leenock for that matter Seems like foreigners are not that good at preparing a couple weeks just for one match. | ||
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Angel_
United States1617 Posts
On February 26 2012 20:34 JustPassingBy wrote: Hm, that's actually quite a good point. You shouldn't only decide by player pool, but by the individual run. Or is it not? I mean, if a player pool is stacked, you might still be able to have an on-the-first-glance easy run. However in fact you might have beaten the terran that beat NesTea and the zerg that beat MVP, etc... Shouldn't that be acknowledged as well? acknowledged sure. given a seed in the most prestigious difficult starcraft 2 tournament based on one good match? hell the fuck no. | ||
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anApple
Singapore275 Posts
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