EPTMonster: "Foreign tournaments 100 easier than GSL" - Page 16
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CP-Jun
Australia278 Posts
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
People making a big deal out of nothing. Would people be happier if Monster said "Foreign tournaments are 3.14159265 easier than GSL"? 1.5x? 1.1x? 1.000001x? I miss the days when people could have non-inflammatory opinions which didn't get flamed. If you think Monster's comment is inflammatory you might be the problem... Besides. All tournaments I watch are foreigner tournaments from my view. I'm over this generalisation and categorisation between Korea and the rest. | ||
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On April 27 2012 18:12 bittman wrote: People making a big deal out of nothing. People making a big deal out of nothing. Would people be happier if Monster said "Foreign tournaments are 3.14159265 easier than GSL"? 1.5x? 1.1x? 1.000001x? I miss the days when people could have non-inflammatory opinions which didn't get flamed. If you think Monster's comment is inflammatory you might be the problem... Besides. All tournaments I watch are foreigner tournaments from my view. I'm over this generalisation and categorisation between Korea and the rest. "twice as hard" or "far harder" would be acceptable saying 100x is unneeded gloating from someone who got knocked out by a forienger | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
"twice as hard" or "far harder" would be acceptable saying 100x is unneeded gloating from someone who got knocked out by a forienger different languages have terms which does not translate well. Like when we say in English, player A got raped by player B. Do we really mean player A physically raped player B? | ||
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Severian
Australia2052 Posts
On April 27 2012 18:16 SafeAsCheese wrote: "twice as hard" or "far harder" would be acceptable saying 100x is unneeded gloating from someone who got knocked out by a forienger Read one post above the one you quoted, dear lord. On April 27 2012 18:08 CP-Jun wrote: Another thing that I would like to is how Monster said 100 times which in Korean in 백배. It is a very common hyperbole expression - obviously the translator translated it too directly. 백배 and 천배 something something is a very common expression in Korean | ||
Leetley
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ePdeLay
Australia220 Posts
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Felvo
United States124 Posts
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Xarles
459 Posts
On April 27 2012 18:16 SafeAsCheese wrote: "twice as hard" or "far harder" would be acceptable saying 100x is unneeded gloating from someone who got knocked out by a forienger hyperbole (hī-pûr'bə-lē) n. A figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, as in I could sleep for a year or This book weighs a ton. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/hyperbole | ||
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TheSubtleArt
Canada2527 Posts
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Thune
Austria129 Posts
should he say that foreign tournaments arent that much easier and he is just a bad player thats why he struggeled in GSL? No obviously noone would say that so the only correct answer without saying that u are not as good as the other korean players is to say that foreign tournaments are 100 times easier. | ||
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
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-Debaser-
United States329 Posts
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CaptainCrush
United States785 Posts
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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Sawamura
Malaysia7602 Posts
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Blennd
United States266 Posts
On April 27 2012 15:22 Flowjo wrote: Because IPL 4 had the most Code S koreans, alot of Code A/B Koreans... oh yea RO16 was 15/16 korean.. so.... Yes that's exactly my point. He said foreign tournaments, not foreign players. IPL4 was a foreign tournament, simply because Korean's participated in it and did well doesn't mean it wasn't a foreign tournament. Foreign tournament =/= foreign players. | ||
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psychotics
United States184 Posts
On April 27 2012 23:19 Sawamura wrote: I am starting to like this monster guy sounds like a guy who doesn't gives a damn and is here to do some serious winning . Korean dominance is coming back I can feel it ! . haha i think i like monster too. I love when players show some personality and dont just give interviews like a scripted PR statement :D | ||
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jj33
802 Posts
On April 27 2012 22:23 TheSubtleArt wrote: Lol what are ppl getting worked up over exactly? A tournament in korea consisting entirely of the best korean players is much more difficult than a tournament of predominantly foreigners with a few korean invites? Isnt that about as obvious as it gets ?? Yes it is, but the truth hurts for alot of people here. | ||
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RockIronrod
Australia1369 Posts
On April 28 2012 03:30 Blennd wrote: Yes that's exactly my point. He said foreign tournaments, not foreign players. IPL4 was a foreign tournament, simply because Korean's participated in it and did well doesn't mean it wasn't a foreign tournament. Foreign tournament =/= foreign players. Right, so foreign tournaments are considered hard because of the Koreans that are involved. So I'm guessing the premier Korean tournament with the best of those Koreans would be harder. | ||
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