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KeSPA vs GSL players cross-match - Page 8
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TheRealNanMan
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ThirdDegree
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On July 05 2012 23:52 FATJESUSONABIKE wrote: so many dumb comments. Yea, so many useless dumb comments...... I wonder if GOM will field more Code A players than S to give it more of a close feel. The BW pros are definitely good, but they are behind in the meta game, and definitely don't have the experience that the GOM players do. Looking forward to seeing this either way. Seeing the KeSPA players play each other doesn't really showcase their talent. Seeing them in something like this will definitely be awesome | ||
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Arnstein
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ragz_gt
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On July 05 2012 23:59 EL33T_COL wrote: Sorry to ask that but some peeps here claim that some kespa player are already KR-GM in less than 3 months of practice, do you have a source or something? http://kr.battle.net/sc2/ko/ladder/grandmaster While most KeSPA player plays as barcode (so people can't easily scout them), you can see that Stork is #185. http://kr.battle.net/sc2/ko/profile/2153042/1/Stork/ | ||
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Novalisk
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EL33T_COL
Canada68 Posts
On July 06 2012 00:03 ragz_gt wrote: http://kr.battle.net/sc2/ko/ladder/grandmaster While most KeSPA player plays as barcode (so people can't easily scout them), you can see that Stork is #185. http://kr.battle.net/sc2/ko/profile/2153042/1/Stork/ Thank you, its quite impressive to say the least. | ||
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Iron_
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sCCrooked
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On July 06 2012 00:19 EL33T_COL wrote: Thank you, its quite impressive to say the least. Its even more impressive when you take into consideration that there's a significant percentage of KR-GM made up of KeSPA after only 12 weeks. | ||
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StarStruck
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On July 06 2012 00:08 Novalisk wrote: Everyone will be rooting for the underdog KeSPA players, which is the only reason I can think of that would make KeSPA go along with this. In Korea, their names are a bit bigger. They needs reps. This is a good way of doing so. | ||
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StarStruck
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On July 06 2012 00:36 sCCrooked wrote: Its even more impressive when you take into consideration that there's a significant percentage of KR-GM made up of KeSPA after only 12 weeks. Guys honestly being GM really doesn't mean that much at all. A lot of these guys were going to hit that mark regardless. I have to say it over and over. There is a huge division between the GM players alone. Being GM isn't enough. | ||
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ragz_gt
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On July 06 2012 00:37 StarStruck wrote: Guys honestly being GM really doesn't mean that much at all. A lot of these guys were going to hit that mark regardless. I have to say it over and over. There is a huge division between the GM players alone. Being GM isn't enough. It's not enough to perform well consistently in tournaments, sure. For a show match like this, being GM (or even high master) is decent enough. | ||
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Michaels
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Necro)Phagist(
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On July 06 2012 00:37 StarStruck wrote: Guys honestly being GM really doesn't mean that much at all. A lot of these guys were going to hit that mark regardless. I have to say it over and over. There is a huge division between the GM players alone. Being GM isn't enough. It might not be enough to beat the current Code S players(We shall see!). But you can't downplay its impressiveness... 12 weeks gotten into GM WHILE still having to practice bw at the same time! | ||
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