EPTRain forfeits GSL Code S spot in favor of MLG. - Page 4
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stephenrau
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BgSBendeR
Canada170 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:14 Fionn wrote: Why does he get to keep his Code A spot? OtherRain forfeited his spot and got suspended for two seasons. Read the announcement on the GOMTV website . . . | ||
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vandelayindustries
United States290 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:11 GolemMadness wrote: http://www.gomtv.net/forum/view.gom?topicid=226964&cid=0&kind=8 No ban, Hyun gets bye into winner's match. Interesting that SKT didn't include MLG on the submitted schedule for Rain and then the team elected to send him there instead of playing GSL. | ||
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whatevername
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:14 Fionn wrote: Why does he get to keep his Code A spot? OtherRain forfeited his spot and got suspended for two seasons. other rain was also leaving the country and gom knew he wouldn't be back for a long time. other rain didn't just get GSL ro4 and won OSL. other rain wasn't on SKT. | ||
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.Wraath
United States262 Posts
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:15 tribulator wrote: This is pretty nuts. It went from Rain being a favorite to win Code S to wide open competition. Good news though: I can go to sleep early tonight. There is this dude named Life who's pretty good. | ||
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ReachTheSky
United States3294 Posts
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Khaldor
Germany861 Posts
This is way too convenient for KeSPA in my personal opinion. Last season KeSPA tried to block their players from participating in the GSL until the ESF stepped in. Now "their" OSL Champion goes to MGL and announces it so late that GOM has no chance to reschedule the Code S groups. Am I the only one who thinks this seems a little bit weird? | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:16 whatevername wrote: When Terran Rain forfeited his spot everyone agreed with it, when protoss rain does its irrational. Huh? Staying in the GSL is actually economically a bad decision, travelling the world and taking foreign events gets you the purse--look at MC. The only reason you would want to play GSL is during the downtime while you practice. If your a world class player, the RATIONAL perspective is to view GSL as a glorified off season while the rest of the year you travel and pocket thousands in front of large crowds. Uhh because Rain doesn't plan to travel to a ton of foreign tournaments like MC due to the MLG/Kespa partnership. | ||
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Blisse
Canada3710 Posts
Let's not make assumptions about Kespa now... | ||
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MCXD
Australia2738 Posts
They're partnered with MLG, so they probably feel obliged to send their best and most publicized player, with the added bonus of giving KeSPA global exposure and getting a free stab at GSL's viewer count. If Rain wanted to go to MLG, good for him. But I kinda feel like he would have had to go whether he liked it or not. | ||
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whatevername
471 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:18 Canucklehead wrote: Uhh clearly he does given he just left in preference to MLG.Uhh because Rain doesn't plan to travel to a ton of foreign tournaments like MC due to the MLG/Kespa partnership. | ||
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AgentW
United States7725 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:17 Fionn wrote: There is this dude named Life who's pretty good. Now Life's the clear favorite.... until Mvp decides to go god mode again. Khaldor's right: KeSPA's like the stereotypical supervillain, it never does anything unintentionally. | ||
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farvacola
United States18869 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:17 Khaldor wrote: I said it on my Twitter already: This is way too convenient for KeSPA in my personal opinion. Last season KeSPA tried to block their players from participating in the GSL until the ESF stepped in. Now "their" OSL Champion goes to MGL and announces it so late that GOM has no chance to reschedule the Code S groups. Am I the only one who thinks this seems a little bit weird? No, you are not the only one. This seems like a power play, given what we know so far. | ||
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Fionn
United States23455 Posts
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BgSBendeR
Canada170 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:17 Khaldor wrote: I said it on my Twitter already: This is way too convenient for KeSPA in my personal opinion. Last season KeSPA tried to block their players from participating in the GSL until the ESF stepped in. Now "their" OSL Champion goes to MGL and announces it so late that GOM has no chance to reschedule the Code S groups. Am I the only one who thinks this seems a little bit weird? Yes you are. | ||
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Khaldor
Germany861 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On November 01 2012 14:19 whatevername wrote: Uhh clearly he does given he just left in preference to MLG. Uhh, yeah it's an MLG tournament.... Explain to me how that makes your point true if he only goes to MLG tournaments? | ||
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Cri du Chat
Germany606 Posts
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