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On March 13 2012 02:08 JiYan wrote:
i feel bad for the foreigners who struggled to make it through code a prelims. Players like Jinro and Sase are probably angry and may have a right to be angry. Achievements aside, I think a lot of the foreigners have equal justification to be seeded. Still though, None of those said foreigners I believe are Code S calibur, including naniwa.
He beat leenock and nestea, what more does he have to do to be code s caliber TT
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On March 13 2012 02:44 Arcanefrost wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2012 02:08 JiYan wrote:
i feel bad for the foreigners who struggled to make it through code a prelims. Players like Jinro and Sase are probably angry and may have a right to be angry. Achievements aside, I think a lot of the foreigners have equal justification to be seeded. Still though, None of those said foreigners I believe are Code S calibur, including naniwa. He beat leenock and nestea, what more does he have to do to be code s caliber TT
Beat other players consistently.
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Lol naniwa will be knocked to code B this season i guess.
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hmm zerg seem unhappy, for all we know, there could be 10 zergs from the up and down
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On March 13 2012 02:49 Sylailene wrote:
hmm zerg seem unhappy, for all we know, there could be 10 zergs from the up and down
lol. 7 total zergs in UP&Down matches. only three are probably going to get out at best, up and downs too stacked to expect all 7 to get out.
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The people complaining about Naniwa's Code S seed seem to be forgetting that he already had this code S seed from MLG Providence until the probe incident, so it seems pretty fair that he get it back (he's done his penance).
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waiting after the up&down matches to see how many zerg will be in codeS before I for a season2 ticket
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On March 13 2012 02:08 JiYan wrote:
i feel bad for the foreigners who struggled to make it through code a prelims. Players like Jinro and Sase are probably angry and may have a right to be angry. Achievements aside, I think a lot of the foreigners have equal justification to be seeded. Still though, None of those said foreigners I believe are Code S calibur, including naniwa.
Jinro and Haypro declined their spots, they wanna prove themselves. Plz learn before posting lol. Plus Jinro plays like shit recently and SaSe isn't any better than Nani
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On March 13 2012 02:43 Seraphone wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2012 02:42 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 02:04 Seraphone wrote:On March 13 2012 01:55 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 01:49 Lorch wrote:On March 12 2012 18:22 Zzoram wrote:
Naniwa is the most deserving foreigner for Code S seed other than Stephano. Glad that there is no bad blood between GOM and Naniwa. Seems like time to leave that drama behind. So what has stephano done since IPL 3 besides owning foreigners? I don't get why we still hype the shit out of stephano, yes he is by far the best european zerg, but in recent times he has not showed that he is actually able to compete with code s players. Second place Assembly, 2-2 in Blizzard cup group including win against DRG who finished second there and won this GSL. And I need to ask, what has anyone not already in code S done since IPL besides owning foreigners? There hasn't been that many tournaments except for Assembly and MLG - Polt from Assembly as well as Huk and Naniwa from MLG are seeded already. Only thing remaining is IEM World Cup, which was heavily dominated by people who are already code S (and played very recently so they probably made the decisions for seeds before it was played). There's not a lot of people to choose from. Puma's won NASL Season 2, finished second at Dreamhack Winter and IEM World Championships and finished 3rd at Assembly and IEM China in that time. I did say there's not a lot of people to choose from, not that there wasn't anyone. Also at NASL he only basically defeated a bunch of foreigners, which according to Lorch didn't count. I think Dreamhack and NASL are "in the past" as far as GSL are concerned, because they would have garnered seeds for the previous GSL season and not this one. And IEM WC is too recent, seeds were determined before that. You can't backtrack now. You said what have they done since IPL3, and Puma has done a hell of a lot.
I'm not backtracking, as I did say that there are not a lot of people to choose from. And no, other than owning foreigners, Puma hasn't done a hell of a lot. His run in NASL was almost completely against foreigners, IEM China was BEFORE IPL3, his run at Assembly was also almost completely against foreigners (before the third place match there was only Select). Like I said, they were unable to consider IEM WC. Only at Dreamhack did he have any meaningful Korean opposition. It's not "a hell of a lot".
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What happened to Losira? Havent seen him in anything recently
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After being broke for months I finally had money for ticket. Can't wait to hear Tastosis again <3
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On March 13 2012 02:57 gedatsu wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2012 02:43 Seraphone wrote:On March 13 2012 02:42 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 02:04 Seraphone wrote:On March 13 2012 01:55 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 01:49 Lorch wrote:On March 12 2012 18:22 Zzoram wrote:
Naniwa is the most deserving foreigner for Code S seed other than Stephano. Glad that there is no bad blood between GOM and Naniwa. Seems like time to leave that drama behind. So what has stephano done since IPL 3 besides owning foreigners? I don't get why we still hype the shit out of stephano, yes he is by far the best european zerg, but in recent times he has not showed that he is actually able to compete with code s players. Second place Assembly, 2-2 in Blizzard cup group including win against DRG who finished second there and won this GSL. And I need to ask, what has anyone not already in code S done since IPL besides owning foreigners? There hasn't been that many tournaments except for Assembly and MLG - Polt from Assembly as well as Huk and Naniwa from MLG are seeded already. Only thing remaining is IEM World Cup, which was heavily dominated by people who are already code S (and played very recently so they probably made the decisions for seeds before it was played). There's not a lot of people to choose from. Puma's won NASL Season 2, finished second at Dreamhack Winter and IEM World Championships and finished 3rd at Assembly and IEM China in that time. I did say there's not a lot of people to choose from, not that there wasn't anyone. Also at NASL he only basically defeated a bunch of foreigners, which according to Lorch didn't count. I think Dreamhack and NASL are "in the past" as far as GSL are concerned, because they would have garnered seeds for the previous GSL season and not this one. And IEM WC is too recent, seeds were determined before that. You can't backtrack now. You said what have they done since IPL3, and Puma has done a hell of a lot. I'm not backtracking, as I did say that there are not a lot of people to choose from. And no, other than owning foreigners, Puma hasn't done a hell of a lot. His run in NASL was almost completely against foreigners, IEM China was BEFORE IPL3, his run at Assembly was also almost completely against foreigners (before the third place match there was only Select). Like I said, they were unable to consider IEM WC. Only at Dreamhack did he have any meaningful Korean opposition. It's not "a hell of a lot".
Wrong again.
Dreamhack Winter - Beat DRG, best Zerg in the world (Code S), also beat Genius (Code S finalists).
NASL 2 - Beat Hero (Code S)
IEM WC - Beat MMA, best Terran in the world (Code S), also beat JYP who is terrible vs Terran but still a Code S player.
MLG Providence - Beat Losira (was Code S)
MLG Orlando - Beat Polt (Code S).
So yeah you're completely wrong, Puma has beaten some ridiculously good players at foreign tournaments.
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On March 13 2012 01:56 trinxified wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2012 01:50 clwzim wrote:
id rather see feast in code s seed .... but... One good run doesn't deserve a Code S seed, maybe not even Code B...
I assume you mean Code A, considering that all starcraft players outside of the GSL can be considered Code B players.
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On March 13 2012 02:27 Flonomenalz wrote:
There are so few Zergs.... t.t
There are still up&down matches going on. 
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On March 13 2012 02:54 LlamaNamedOsama wrote:
The people complaining about Naniwa's Code S seed seem to be forgetting that he already had this code S seed from MLG Providence until the probe incident, so it seems pretty fair that he get it back (he's done his penance).
Yep, the same way DRG, MMA and MC got theirs. It's only fair in my book.
I really think Puma deserves a seed as well though, but I wont complain about neither Naniwa or Polt as they are both deserving.
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On March 13 2012 03:04 Seraphone wrote:Show nested quote +On March 13 2012 02:57 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 02:43 Seraphone wrote:On March 13 2012 02:42 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 02:04 Seraphone wrote:On March 13 2012 01:55 gedatsu wrote:On March 13 2012 01:49 Lorch wrote:On March 12 2012 18:22 Zzoram wrote:
Naniwa is the most deserving foreigner for Code S seed other than Stephano. Glad that there is no bad blood between GOM and Naniwa. Seems like time to leave that drama behind. So what has stephano done since IPL 3 besides owning foreigners? I don't get why we still hype the shit out of stephano, yes he is by far the best european zerg, but in recent times he has not showed that he is actually able to compete with code s players. Second place Assembly, 2-2 in Blizzard cup group including win against DRG who finished second there and won this GSL. And I need to ask, what has anyone not already in code S done since IPL besides owning foreigners? There hasn't been that many tournaments except for Assembly and MLG - Polt from Assembly as well as Huk and Naniwa from MLG are seeded already. Only thing remaining is IEM World Cup, which was heavily dominated by people who are already code S (and played very recently so they probably made the decisions for seeds before it was played). There's not a lot of people to choose from. Puma's won NASL Season 2, finished second at Dreamhack Winter and IEM World Championships and finished 3rd at Assembly and IEM China in that time. I did say there's not a lot of people to choose from, not that there wasn't anyone. Also at NASL he only basically defeated a bunch of foreigners, which according to Lorch didn't count. I think Dreamhack and NASL are "in the past" as far as GSL are concerned, because they would have garnered seeds for the previous GSL season and not this one. And IEM WC is too recent, seeds were determined before that. You can't backtrack now. You said what have they done since IPL3, and Puma has done a hell of a lot. I'm not backtracking, as I did say that there are not a lot of people to choose from. And no, other than owning foreigners, Puma hasn't done a hell of a lot. His run in NASL was almost completely against foreigners, IEM China was BEFORE IPL3, his run at Assembly was also almost completely against foreigners (before the third place match there was only Select). Like I said, they were unable to consider IEM WC. Only at Dreamhack did he have any meaningful Korean opposition. It's not "a hell of a lot". Wrong again. Dreamhack Winter - Beat DRG, best Zerg in the world (Code S), also beat Genius (Code S finalists). NASL 2 - Beat Hero (Code S) IEM WC - Beat MMA, best Terran in the world (Code S), also beat JYP who is terrible vs Terran but still a Code S player. MLG Providence - Beat Losira (was Code S) MLG Orlando - Beat Polt (Code S). So yeah you're completely wrong, Puma has beaten some ridiculously good players at foreign tournaments.
Double standards much? Why did he fail in code A? You asked this for Naniwa, why not ask for puma? You just hate some foreigners and try to show it publicly.
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On March 13 2012 02:59 meltingmykohchoo wrote:
What happened to Losira? Havent seen him in anything recently
Lost to GuineaPig in the semi-final of his qualifier-bracket.
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I really hope that Nani wins and proves all the haters wrong... Please dont lose and get knocked out like usual... really hope he shows he can go toe to toe constantly with the top Koreans!! Also reallyhope thatHuK gets back into Code S and stays there!!! Come on HuK!!
HuK and Nani Fighting!!!! Code S Forever
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On March 13 2012 02:59 meltingmykohchoo wrote:
What happened to Losira? Havent seen him in anything recently
He dropped out of code A last season, I don't think he even re-qualified.
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EPT
