EPTOn July 20 2012 10:15 MCXD wrote:
Soulkey vs. MVP, make it happen.
Soulkey vs. MVP, make it happen.
yes in a zvz please
[Interview] OSL KeSPA Preliminaries - Page 4
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Berceno
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Asha
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pzu
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On July 20 2012 16:18 Asha` wrote: Soukey playing some mind games, being sure to heap all the pressure on the GSL players lol xD Well, I think the pressure will be on GSL players for the first few months simply because they have a big head start. But after 4-5 months (and especially after HoTS), people will have expected them to have caught up. Then the pressure will be on the A-teamers. Not just vs GSL but also against current B-teamers. | ||
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
On July 20 2012 11:10 SeeKeR wrote: U can't necessarily trust the first thing that comes back with Google Translate. Academy is on there if you look closer. IDK, I'll prolly find out eventually what that word means it means association/Kespa. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37023 Posts
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jobber123rd
United States501 Posts
On July 20 2012 14:17 SeeKeR wrote: Btw, all academy words have been replaced with KeSPA I knew I had it wrong T-T All's well that ends well. You're still awesome. Thanks for all your work! ^_^ | ||
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chichom27
Ecuador56 Posts
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jobber123rd
United States501 Posts
On July 21 2012 02:01 chichom27 wrote: So whats the next step? Brackets? More group play? The ten qualifiers from this join Flash and ZerO in the KeSPA Dual Tournament. There will be three groups of four players each. The top two from each group (six players total) advance to the Round of 16, alongside FanTaSy, JangBi, DRG, Oz, MVP, San, and the 4 survivors of the two non-KeSPA Dual Tournament groups coming up on Monday. It is in the Ro16 that the KeSPA and non-KeSPA sides will meet. | ||
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ACrow
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JustPassingBy
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Grumbels
Netherlands7031 Posts
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speknek
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zeehar
Korea (South)3804 Posts
On July 21 2012 03:04 speknek wrote: I doubt that when 2 players say it they actually mean "mind control". Could be some kind of joke if it was only one, but from the context they probably just mean a mental boost. "mind control" is yes, referring to trying to not freak out and keep calm. managing your mental state etc. | ||
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Moletrap
United States1297 Posts
In case anyone is interested, I did some video interviews with a few of these guys, too, though I asked a lot of the same questions and the audio wasn't the best, heh. + Show Spoiler [Interview: BeSt] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Rain / by.Sun] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: by.Baby] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Soulkey] + Bonus video: Jaedong's hands! (the coaches wouldn't let me take any footage of the screen). Damn that guy is fast... + Show Spoiler [OMG APM] + | ||
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37023 Posts
On July 21 2012 03:41 Moletrap wrote: Thank you SeeKeR!! In case anyone is interested, I did some video interviews with a few of these guys, too, though I asked a lot of the same questions and the audio wasn't the best, heh. + Show Spoiler [Interview: BeSt] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Rain / by.Sun] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: by.Baby] + + Show Spoiler [Interview: Soulkey] + Bonus video: Jaedong's hands! (the coaches wouldn't let me take any footage of the screen). Damn that guy is fast... + Show Spoiler [OMG APM] + You are so awesome Moletrap Oo;; Added to OP | ||
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Maghetti
United States2429 Posts
On July 21 2012 02:59 Grumbels wrote: It took TSL.Hyun around 6 months to be Code A level, starting from scratch as I recall. (and he's still improving I think) Compared to Hyun, the KeSPA players have the disadvantage of being in a team of non-SC2 players, which might hinder SC2 improvement, as well as having to devote practice time to Brood War. Assuming there there are at least a few players from KeSPA with more talent for SC2 than Hyun (a very conservative estimate), my guess would be that it'd still be over 6 months for them to catch up to Code A level, maybe 9-12 months to be on even footing. However, the 2013 season will be Heart of the Swarm, which should be a soft-reset and help the KeSPA players a lot. So I think we can be pretty confident that no BW player will win or do well in a GSL or OSL for at least 2012, but if they are really as talented as is said, then they should be in a good position to start dominating from 2013 and on, give or take another 3-6 months for the expansion to get figured out a bit. Hyun actually made it to code A on his very first try, he just lost once he got there. But yeah, about 6 months until his play is starting to look like he knows what the hell he is actually doing. | ||
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KawaiiRice
United States2914 Posts
On July 20 2012 09:52 Megaliskuu wrote: They talk like they don't play with GSL gamers, but if they really are getting high up on ladder, doesn't that mean they are constantly playing with them? You play on KR server do you know it they are HIgh masters GM like everyone says? Many are mid-high masters and some probably gm. I played a Zerg last week with the most mindblowing tactics and below 20% redundancy ... Used changeling wall on me... Was probably a kespa Zerg lol | ||
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DeLoAdEr
Japan527 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37023 Posts
On July 21 2012 05:11 DeLoAdEr wrote: the "9" key on jaedongs keyboard is orange. o_O Oh, the Jaedong video. How was it? | ||
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