EPTMonster: "Foreign tournaments 100 easier than GSL" - Page 6
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Zaphid
Czech Republic1860 Posts
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CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:50 fraktoasters wrote: It's not about being bad at the match up (have we forgotten so fast how many Code S Zergs he has beaten); it's just that he was bad vZ that weekend due to lack of practice. Polt went 0-2 in Code S ro32. No, Naniwa's legitimately bad in the matchup compared to his peers like Hero and MC. But Naniwa is very good at preparing for a specific opponent and mindgaming them, which is why he beats Nestea and was able to beat Leenock after losing to him at MLG. However, he beat a DRG suffering from food poisoning and DRG has beaten him over the head with vastly improved ZvP ever since. And let's not forget about the losses to Hyun and Slivko and Nerchio and Zenio and Haypro and Ret, which shouldn't have happened if his PvZ was really that good. | ||
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dAPhREAk
Nauru12397 Posts
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SwizzY
United States1549 Posts
GSL is the most elite in the world - just like Korea is the most elite SC country in the world. But 100 times easier? Like, it sounds like a common Korean colloquial saying taken a bit out of context (I'm Korean), but seriously, it's like he's saying it specifically to rile up any foreigners that might be reading the article, without the knowledge that we DO INDEED read the crap coming out of everyone's mouths. Guy needs some PR lessons. | ||
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Xyst
Turkey66 Posts
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DamageControL
United States4222 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:56 Zaphid wrote: He sounds really cocky without results to back it up To be fair that's sort of the point. He would never get to semis of GSL. | ||
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JJH777
United States4414 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:58 DamageControL wrote: To be fair that's sort of the point. He would never get to semis of GSL. You don't know that. Hell, Inca got to the finals of a GSL. | ||
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inermis
353 Posts
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coverpunch
United States2093 Posts
On April 27 2012 06:01 inermis wrote: if foreign events are sooo easy, i wonder, why isn't he making tons of $$ on online tournaments ? saw him in a few, never seen him actually win one. he's like a small dog that barks alot through the fence but when someone actually goes through the gate he just runs to the house with the tail between his legs. Geez, butthurt much? | ||
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bmml
United Kingdom962 Posts
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Skwid1g
United States953 Posts
On April 27 2012 06:01 inermis wrote: if foreign events are sooo easy, i wonder, why isn't he making tons of $$ on online tournaments ? saw him in a few, never seen him actually win one. he's like a small dog that barks alot through the fence but when someone actually goes through the gate he just runs to the house with the tail between his legs. Probably because he lives in Korea? Do you actually think before you speak? If you actually think Dreamhack's line-up was ANYWHERE near Code S quality you're delusional. I could pluck like half of the Code S line-up and have them crush 95% of Dreamhack participants, that's just the truth. He didn't say that Dreamhack was easy, he was saying that GSL is harder... and it is. On April 27 2012 06:04 bmml wrote: He's correct but his sample of tournaments is quite stupid, Dreamhack was organised so that the best players would come out toward the end, compared to MLG or IPL's open bracket it was extremely forgiving. Also saying "foreign tournaments" as a generality is pretty retarded, its quite obvious that an MLG or IPL with 10+ Koreans over a weekend isn't 100x easier than GSL. Guy is unfortunately neither tactful or knowledgable about what hes talking about. It's called hyperbole >_>. 10+ Koreans (some of which are not top tier) vs 32 of the best Koreans, GSL clearly is still harder. Not to mention you can often avoid meeting good players for quite a while if you're lucky, which just doesn't happen in GSL. He shouldn't have worded it so strongly, but he's still basically correct. On April 27 2012 06:08 eXistenZ wrote: The point is, if you are not winning hard foreign tournaments or doing good in GSL, that means when you are outside of it, your opinion on GSL vs X Foreign tournament has the same value as any teamliquider's opinion on the issue. (Which is still valuable but relatively valueless comparing to, say... "Squirtle's Opinion"...) So in the end, your opinion becomes no big deal... That logic makes no sense. He got 3rd in Dreamhack and came nowhere near 3rd in GSL. He has played against the competition from both sides and is basically 100% correct in what he says. | ||
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Xyst
Turkey66 Posts
So in the end, your opinion becomes no big deal... That's why that kind of statement with nothing to back it up makes you look funny... Because in the end we all know that, it is the fact that GSL is the hardest. | ||
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ES.Genie
Germany1370 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:12 TheBanana wrote: I like how he lost the very next match after this interview. I like how this has nothing to do with his interview. | ||
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crms
United States11933 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:58 dAPhREAk wrote: meh. not a terribly interesting interview. foreign tournaments easier than GSL? go figure. yeah.. shocking.. zzz. | ||
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Harrad
1003 Posts
sympathetic I think you mean empathic/charming/friendly. its a so called 'false friend', because in german theres a very similar word ('sympathisch') that means something entirely different. | ||
NovemberstOrm
Canada16217 Posts
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sopas
509 Posts
On April 27 2012 06:08 eXistenZ wrote: The point is, if you are not winning hard foreign tournaments or doing good in GSL, that means when you are outside of it, your opinion on GSL vs X Foreign tournament has the same value as any teamliquider's opinion on the issue. (Which is still valuable but relatively valueless comparing to, say... "Squirtle's Opinion"...) So in the end, your opinion becomes no big deal... That's why that kind of statement with nothing to back it up makes you look funny... lol fuckoff, you're worth shit. atleast he's taken part in the stuff he's talking about. you instead are just running your fat mouth. User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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reki-
Netherlands327 Posts
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awu25
United States2003 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:58 SwizzY wrote: Yeah... obviously he's being a bit of a dick without even really knowing it. GSL is the most elite in the world - just like Korea is the most elite SC country in the world. But 100 times easier? Like, it sounds like a common Korean colloquial saying taken a bit out of context (I'm Korean), but seriously, it's like he's saying it specifically to rile up any foreigners that might be reading the article, without the knowledge that we DO INDEED read the crap coming out of everyone's mouths. Guy needs some PR lessons. It's called a hyperbole. When someone says "that exam was 100 times harder than the previous one," do you honestly think it was actually 100 times harder? | ||
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