EPTyea watching them atm, dissapointing result tbh =/
KeSPA vs GSL players cross-match - Page 71
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TT1
Canada10104 Posts
yea watching them atm, dissapointing result tbh =/ | ||
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Kryt0s
Germany209 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:35 InMotion wrote: That's such a useless thing to say. Criticism isn't always "nice" but it's needed. It was a stupid event lol. "It was a stupid event" is not constructive criticism. It is just your opinion, which does not mean a lot to others, so keep it to yourself. | ||
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sertas
Sweden890 Posts
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
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Kryt0s
Germany209 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:51 leo23 wrote: oh man flash will destroy if this outcome is the future of gsl vs kespa ^This | ||
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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Diizzy
United States828 Posts
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:54 MCDayC wrote: Who played in the match? woongjin stars Shy beat an unknown gsl terran, 2-1 someone strongly suspected to be startale Ace beat a kespa zerg (some people guess effort but noone knows) 2-0 Then Shy beat the protoss strongly suspected to be ace 2-1 | ||
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:55 Diizzy wrote: lmao shy isnt even the best kespa player. gj kespa. they should reveal everybody id after the tournament. makes it more interesting. nothing is interesting when you dont know anything about the players I can sort of understand them not revealing losers id if there isn't a prize pool. Otherwise there would have been no incentive for the gsl players to compete. If they win people go "oh look kespa players suck" and they gain nothing, if they lose then people think that the GSL player sucks, they lose again. I think it was just a way of lowering the stakes for the players involved so if someone lost it wouldn't be blown out of proportion. Although now that the Kespa players have shown that at least some of them can play on a decent level it might be different. Meant to edit not quote >.< | ||
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:56 killerdog wrote: woongjin stars Shy beat an unknown gsl terran, 2-1 someone strongly suspected to be startale Ace beat a kespa zerg (some people guess effort but noone knows) 2-0 Then Shy beat the protoss strongly suspected to be ace 2-1 Thanks. I'm so confused, how did people not know Ace's name? | ||
Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:51 leo23 wrote: oh man flash will destroy if this outcome is the future of gsl vs kespa I would agree with you. If it was the future of GSL vs KeSPA. But I wouldn't think so. Though I don't doubt at all that Flash will do very well in SC2, i would not base my opinions on this showmatch. As I've already said, i think we can barely learn anything from this event, where a good BW pro (but not great, based on TLPD BW) beat 2 - 1 a E-sports federation protoss from Startale. It is assumed to be AcE, which is a very bad PvPer, but it could very well be Trickster, which has made nothing since getting knocked out of Code A in the first round back in GSL October. (I doubt it's him, but since there's no official statement, i wouldn't be 100% sure) So I wouldn't be so affirmative, and rather wait wisely for this "future" to happen, because I feel it seems very unpredictable at the moment. Don't worry, Flash is still Flash, and given enough practice, he should live up to his name. EDIT : Seen after posting, but also consider "this" On July 09 2012 23:56 vthree wrote: Well, a couple games do not show much. Remember MVP lost to Naama and monchi this weekend. can we claim mid tier EU is better than code S GSL? I think once OSL has the two sides meet, we will get a better idea as to where players stand. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
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figq
12519 Posts
On July 10 2012 00:01 MCDayC wrote: They used accounts named "PlayerA", ..., "PlayerD" and kept the real identities of the players hidden. That was a decision by the Korean organizers of this event, only the winner to be revealed. I'm guessing it was a mutual Kespa-GOM agreement, as both sides have some pride to lose while the Kespa players are still catching up with SC2.Thanks. I'm so confused, how did people not know Ace's name? | ||
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Zocat
Germany2229 Posts
On July 10 2012 00:01 MCDayC wrote: Thanks. I'm so confused, how did people not know Ace's name? The accounts had names like PlayerA, PlayerB, etc. They announced the winner's team after the first 2 games (so it's known the GSL player is a Startale player). They announced Shy's name after he won. So on one knows if the GSL Protoss is Ace. We dont even know if his mainrace is Protoss (though it can be assumed). Or what his achievements are (some people claim they said "on a GSTL team is enough" on stream others claim "at least Code A"). | ||
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Emix_Squall
France705 Posts
On July 10 2012 00:12 Zocat wrote: The accounts had names like PlayerA, PlayerB, etc. They announced the winner's team after the first 2 games (so it's known the GSL player is a Startale player). They announced Shy's name after he won. So on one knows if the GSL Protoss is Ace. We dont even know if his mainrace is Protoss (though it can be assumed). Or what his achievements are (some people claim they said "on a GSTL team is enough" on stream others claim "at least Code A"). That's no claim: Khaldor clearly said that the Protoss player was "at least code A material". Now that doesn't mean he IS in code A at least, that mean his overall level is at least of a code A player. Anyone who watches GSL regularly will know that earning a spot through the code B qualifier is sometimes even more difficult than maintaining code A spot. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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rysecake
United States2632 Posts
On July 09 2012 23:35 ROOTT1 wrote: yea watching them atm, dissapointing result tbh =/ why is it disappointing? If the results mean anything, they mean that we're gonna continue seeing an increase in the skill cap of this game as the superstars get more acquainted to sc2. | ||
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phil.ipp
Austria1067 Posts
Ace is not even near the top players right now | ||
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