EPT[MLG] Spring Championship Pools - Page 16
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Wolvmatt.
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Irave
United States9965 Posts
On June 06 2012 13:50 Wolvmatt. wrote: Naniwa makes it big by winning MLG, and now he's not even coming? He is practicing hard for the tournament that means the most in his opinion. GSL is getting ready to start up again. | ||
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NoMicroWin
United States688 Posts
Come on grubby! Blink your way to victory! | ||
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InSSerenity
117 Posts
 Good luck Grubby Violet and Socke, but @ TL whoever does the power rankings...Just saying Grubby made it to pools...the er..."Grubby line" should be raised a bit this time huh? | ||
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dacimvrl
Vatican City State582 Posts
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Steelavocado
United States2123 Posts
Thank you in advance! | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On June 08 2012 13:41 Steelavocado wrote: Will this be free to watch today? If it is, I will be so happy. Thank you in advance! The Red and Blue streams will be free all weekend long. | ||
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Steelavocado
United States2123 Posts
On June 08 2012 13:52 jmbthirteen wrote: The Red and Blue streams will be free all weekend long. =D Very nice. Can't wait! | ||
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Chemist
Austria127 Posts
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camilocraft
Colombia33 Posts
Could you help me decide? This will be my first time buying a MLG pass for seeing the streams, and for me the system is pretty confused, I will like to buy a pass that allow me to see all the year? Is that possible? Could someone explain to me the pass system TY | ||
vandelayindustries
United States290 Posts
Can anyone point me in the right direction? | ||
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ZeroSC2
Korea (South)668 Posts
On June 06 2012 05:54 marcesr wrote: I really cant hear that bullshit anymore about "foreigners need to train harder". Firstly because so many Europeans, especially from the East work their ass off but still will never catch up to the Koreans because of the way things are. (Difference in infrastructure, player pool etc.) Do you want to watch humans with a somewhat normal life like most western professional atheletes or a bunch of kids living under terrible circumstances withdrawn from life playing games 16 hours a day? Secondly because its stupid to encourage people to give up EVERYTHING for one goal only because a bunch of Koreans do so because of their totally fucked up work ethic. Koreans have developed the best strategys, are always up to date on new stuff to adapt to and counter foreigners, they share these strats with each other, they arent self centered and egomaniacs like Naniwa or probably Stephano. SC2 community in Korea is much more familiar and openminded. Pros have dozens of practice partners around their level. They can practice with top players, even outside from their team mates, something which isnt gonna happen in Foreign scene, unless you are one of their buddys. Not even half of the Koreans play 16 hours a day, lol, they would probably do it only 1 week ahead from the event to prepare for their groups. | ||
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InSSerenity
117 Posts
On June 09 2012 02:53 ZeroSC2 wrote: Koreans have developed the best strategys, are always up to date on new stuff to adapt to and counter foreigners, they share these strats with each other, they arent self centered and egomaniacs like Naniwa or probably Stephano. SC2 community in Korea is much more familiar and openminded. Pros have dozens of practice partners around their level. They can practice with top players, even outside from their team mates, something which isnt gonna happen in Foreign scene, unless you are one of their buddys. Not even half of the Koreans play 16 hours a day, lol, they would probably do it only 1 week ahead from the event to prepare for their groups. I er...Guess you've missed a lot of the interviews, house tours documentaries and other content that illustrates just how hard koreans do train? CSN has great house videos and interviews where you can get a clear idea that most of them in fact do train 8-12 hours per day. IdrA is also very very open with how much he practices, when he's doing a lot or a little and one of the more recent interviews (real talk with JP) he talks about the slayers practice schedule. Call me insane, but I think when the startale, slayers, and TSL house all have schedules that they follow for practice that they do in fact practice what they say they do  | ||
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Shiori
3815 Posts
On June 06 2012 05:54 marcesr wrote: I really cant hear that bullshit anymore about "foreigners need to train harder". Firstly because so many Europeans, especially from the East work their ass off but still will never catch up to the Koreans because of the way things are. (Difference in infrastructure, player pool etc.) Do you want to watch humans with a somewhat normal life like most western professional atheletes or a bunch of kids living under terrible circumstances withdrawn from life playing games 16 hours a day? Secondly because its stupid to encourage people to give up EVERYTHING for one goal only because a bunch of Koreans do so because of their totally fucked up work ethic. I want to watch the best games. Nothing more, and nothing less. If a foreigner player doesn't want to practice that much because he feels it's abnormal, that's his choice, but unless he's some sort of genius who can compete at Code S level despite lack of practice, I won't watch him. | ||
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las91
United States5080 Posts
On June 09 2012 03:10 Shiori wrote: I want to watch the best games. Nothing more, and nothing less. If a foreigner player doesn't want to practice that much because he feels it's abnormal, that's his choice, but unless he's some sort of genius who can compete at Code S level despite lack of practice, I won't watch him. I agree with Shiori here. The best, most hard-working players are the ones that deserve to be seeded and win events. Foreigners just don't seem to put in the hours that Koreans do, and it's up to them to close the widening skill gap. It's not really about race either, it's about the hours put in that makes someone great at anything (including SC2). | ||
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