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Pjorren
Sweden777 Posts
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Araneae
Norway100 Posts
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Sporadic44
United States533 Posts
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Mikku
Czech Republic58 Posts
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Noam
Israel2209 Posts
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Kbafewx
United States16 Posts
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Motoorhead
Poland67 Posts
On June 16 2012 04:17 MonkSEA wrote: So what you're trying to say is that you like Dreamhack being a "pro foreign" tournament where there is really only a handful of "pro" players even attending? Dreamhack to me is just a proving ground for amateurs. I really don't want diamond/master level players duking it out with players that are incredibly better then they are. Enjoy your amateurs getting destroyed in group stages. I'd rather just watch the couple top level players that are going to make the semi finals. I find no entertainment in bad play. There is like 40 "pro players" going to play in DH. I wouldnt call it handful. You discredit a tournament because there is some unknown players attending? I can say exaclty the same about open bracket in MLG. Its funny u say about skill gap when in MLG its even worse. And its also funny most of the people complaining is either American or Australian, I understand you have no one decent to cheer for from your country, so you want koreans to play - watch MLG instead. | ||
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Aeroplaneoverthesea
United Kingdom1977 Posts
On June 16 2012 07:59 Motoorhead wrote: There is like 40 "pro players" going to play in DH. I wouldnt call it handful. You discredit a tournament because there is some unknown players attending? I can say exaclty the same about open bracket in MLG. Its funny u say about skill gap when in MLG its even worse. And its also funny most of the people complaining is either American or Australian, I understand you have no one decent to cheer for from your country, so you want koreans to play - watch MLG instead. America is far more successful at this game than Poland. | ||
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Amlitzer
United States471 Posts
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elsezilla
Netherlands30 Posts
On June 16 2012 08:00 Aeroplaneoverthesea wrote: America is far more successful at this game than Poland. What does the success-level in sc2 compared between Poland and "America" have to do with anything? Did you not read his comment? | ||
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TheSir
1830 Posts
On June 16 2012 08:00 Aeroplaneoverthesea wrote: America is far more successful at this game than Poland. Successful? Maybe, depends how you look at it but Mana, Nerchio, Diestar, Tefel vs Idra, Sheth, Illusion, Vibe or?.... i would put my money on Poland there atm. Not that it matters, he doesn't claim Poland is better or what ever so i dont really get your point. | ||
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
On June 16 2012 04:17 MonkSEA wrote: So what you're trying to say is that you like Dreamhack being a "pro foreign" tournament where there is really only a handful of "pro" players even attending? Dreamhack to me is just a proving ground for amateurs. I really don't want diamond/master level players duking it out with players that are incredibly better then they are. Enjoy your amateurs getting destroyed in group stages. I'd rather just watch the couple top level players that are going to make the semi finals. I find no entertainment in bad play. No one is forcing you to watch this  Again some people doesn't seem to understand how Dreamhack is operating.Dreamhack is a computer/digital festival, Its purpose is to provide entertainment in which the public is encouraged to take a part of the events which includes the various competitions. The participation from the visitors at the festival is a core element of Dreamhack. This is what the sponsors expects and the reason why Dreamhack exists. The upcomers/locals/ semi pro/ novelties are just just as important as the "superstars". And again, if you don't like it then simply don't watch it. | ||
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mec
Sweden192 Posts
On June 16 2012 08:00 Aeroplaneoverthesea wrote: America is far more successful at this game than Poland. And still the top 3 from Poland (Nerchio, MaNa and DieStar) would beat the top 3 from US of A. | ||
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GoonFFS
Denmark323 Posts
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SpiZe
Canada3640 Posts
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MigzR
Portugal89 Posts
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Jaegeru
United Kingdom676 Posts
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On June 16 2012 09:48 MigzR wrote: Dragon fighting! Yeps:D Defiantly a player ill watch closely I think he have improved alot recently and hopefully he can do a good showing. Dont expect him to win or go top 16 or anything but hopefully he can pass the first group! | ||
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Weson
Iceland1032 Posts
On June 16 2012 08:19 Integra wrote: No one is forcing you to watch this Again some people doesn't seem to understand how Dreamhack is operating.Dreamhack is a computer/digital festival, Its purpose is to provide entertainment in which the public is encouraged to take a part of the events which includes the various competitions. The participation from the visitors at the festival is a core element of Dreamhack. This is what the sponsors expects and the reason why Dreamhack exists. The upcomers/locals/ semi pro/ novelties are just just as important as the "superstars". And again, if you don't like it then simply don't watch it. Or... You can choose only to watch the final day when all the amateurs have been eliminated (hopefully not). Again none is forcing you to watch. OMAGAD, these amateurs are in this tournament and i have to watch them? Why? Why do they have to have a tournament to go to and be e-famous for a second? Why? Why dont they just do like MLG and... pretty much every fucking tournament out there, providing the same players. Resuting in the same finals and giving money to the same people. Why dont they do that? Why do Dreamhack have to have a open tournament? Whats that BTW? NVM it sucks!! ... STFU | ||
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AKomrade
United States582 Posts
Isn't QXC the only MURICAN player? Or are we able to count Thorzain yet? | ||
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