EPTHongUn Retires - Page 11
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rocky13
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Lumi
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
On June 27 2012 13:35 Gamegene wrote: mother fucker. why bother trying out for Code A when you don't even intend to put in any effort. that's one spot some rookie would have killed for. still defeated the others trying to qualify didnt he lol. why let a rookie that even he can beat into code a? | ||
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Nuclease
United States1049 Posts
On June 26 2012 19:36 Djagulingu wrote: Please bring Tassadar too. (fix'd) | ||
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Irave
United States9965 Posts
On June 27 2012 18:31 SupLilSon wrote: Hongun is on the list of OSL qualifier participants. Retired but still going to play some? AL likely had him signup for that before he announced he was done. | ||
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fllwurhrt
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CtrlShiftAltGrrrrrrr
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On June 28 2012 00:32 aintz wrote: still defeated the others trying to qualify didnt he lol. why let a rookie that even he can beat into code a? thats not how it works. w/e it feels like the guy has some personal issues (it seems obvious actually) so i dont think u can really bash him for doing that. still i agree its not that nice... | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10347 Posts
On June 28 2012 05:00 CtrlShiftAltGrrrrrrr wrote: thats not how it works. w/e it feels like the guy has some personal issues (it seems obvious actually) so i dont think u can really bash him for doing that. still i agree its not that nice... Well it IS how it works. If you're not good enough (AKA you can't win the prelim) then too bad ;O It's not "nice" but hey he has a life too you know? He has to make money too. We don't know what his life is like, so we can't judge him like that. | ||
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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YungLee
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Onlinejaguar
Australia2823 Posts
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Naxx
South Africa33 Posts
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Merikh
United States918 Posts
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ZeratuLsc2
Canada426 Posts
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On June 28 2012 00:32 aintz wrote: still defeated the others trying to qualify didnt he lol. why let a rookie that even he can beat into code a? because they'll at the very least try, and do more with the opportunity presented to them. better than someone who blatantly does not want to do anything with the scene at all. and there are many highly competitive professional players that are repeatedly denied qualification. | ||
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polyphonyEX
United States2539 Posts
On July 04 2012 12:30 Gamegene wrote: because they'll at the very least try, and do more with the opportunity presented to them. better than someone who blatantly does not want to do anything with the scene at all. and there are many highly competitive professional players that are repeatedly denied qualification. All this proves is that they are not ready to compete in the GSL. Anyone could have qualified in place of Hongun and lost 0-2 to MMA, there's no difference. | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On July 04 2012 12:34 polyphonyEX wrote: All this proves is that they are not ready to compete in the GSL. Anyone could have qualified in place of Hongun and lost 0-2 to MMA, there's no difference. and this is where we have to draw the line | ||
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CodeskyE
United States777 Posts
On July 04 2012 12:30 Gamegene wrote: because they'll at the very least try, and do more with the opportunity presented to them. better than someone who blatantly does not want to do anything with the scene at all. and there are many highly competitive professional players that are repeatedly denied qualification. First bold - It doesn't matter if those other Code B players "try". If they couldn't even beat HongUn, then they don't deserve Code A yet. I have friends that are grandmasters and high masters, and they try their very hardest and compete in tournaments. Does that mean that they deserve Code A spot? No. If that was the case, then there will be hundreds, if not, thousands of players in Code A because they "try". That's not how it works in the real world. Second bold - It's true that there are highly competitive professional players that are denied qualification. But, how is that HongUn's fault exactly? He has nothing to do with that. Have you ever thought that it's actually quite sad that those players HongUn beat in Code B can't even beat him? Imagine if HongUn was motivated. It's very simple, beat the competition to gain a Code A spot (unless a foreigner was invited for a spot). It doesn't matter who you're playing against. That is how reality works. | ||
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BlindKill
Australia1508 Posts
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On July 04 2012 14:22 CodeskyE wrote: First bold - It doesn't matter if those other Code B players "try". If they couldn't even beat HongUn, then they don't deserve Code A yet. I have friends that are grandmasters and high masters, and they try their very hardest and compete in tournaments. Does that mean that they deserve Code A spot? No. If that was the case, then there will be hundreds, if not, thousands of players in Code A because they "try". That's not how it works in the real world. Second bold - It's true that there are highly competitive professional players that are denied qualification. But, how is that HongUn's fault exactly? He has nothing to do with that. Have you ever thought that it's actually quite sad that those players HongUn beat in Code B can't even beat him? Imagine if HongUn was motivated. It's very simple, beat the competition to gain a Code A spot (unless a foreigner was invited for a spot). It doesn't matter who you're playing against. That is how reality works. I agree that rules are rules, and that players have to go through the procedures. That what could have happened is irrelevant. However, the attitude that's displayed by HongUn just doesn't agree with me. Personally. So there's no need to lecture me on what is "real" and what isn't. I'm not happy with it, but I'm not implying that HongUn wasn't playing at a high level, or that his skill and playstyle should not be respected. I'm not happy that he had to waste a spot, but that does not mean that I am saying that he should not have qualified. | ||
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