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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On December 28 2012 23:47 neozxa wrote: Foreigners are taking over the GSL apparently. Looking forward to seeing Stephano, HuK and Grubby play, hope all of them reach RO8 at least :D Yea those foreigners that so far never ever qualified through code A and most the time get stomped out of GSL in the same season. Clearly they are taking over. | ||
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Irre
United States646 Posts
On December 28 2012 23:49 tili wrote:  tremendously exciting, I may just buy a GSL sub if me makes it past the first round.Also, I hope this means he'll be streaming from korea! I miss his streams very much. Edit: I'm pretty sure this means he'll be practicing ZvZ very hardcore. Excellent. *sigh* and this is why GOM gives out seeds unfair to everyone else in Korea working very hard to even qualify for GSL. Not rooting for any of them to fail like some people, but I certainly don't think they deserve to be there unless they actually qualify. Look at Nestea..no seed, fell out of GSL and got right back in through qualifiers. If you are good enough you will get there. Free seeds are a joke. | ||
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MauliSchaumi
Germany21 Posts
Imagine the group: Naniwa Stephano Grubby Huk | ||
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Kinerah
Norway6 Posts
Oh, wait... that's probably not the case. Must be Stephanos bad ZvZ... | ||
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[F_]aths
Germany3947 Posts
On December 29 2012 00:06 Irre wrote: *sigh* and this is why GOM gives out seeds unfair to everyone else in Korea working very hard to even qualify for GSL. Not rooting for any of them to fail like some people, but I certainly don't think they deserve to be there unless they actually qualify. Look at Nestea..no seed, fell out of GSL and got right back in through qualifiers. If you are good enough you will get there. Free seeds are a joke. Nestea lives in Seoul, he can just drive to Code B. It's much more costly to book a flight to Korea to attend to Code B. | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
tbh though GSL isn't really the sort of thing I would have expected from him, I thought he was in it for the money, foreign tournaments would make more sense. It could be that EG are paying him to go to make it worth his while? | ||
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AimlessAmoeba
Canada704 Posts
On December 28 2012 19:57 X3GoldDot wrote: yeah honestly with his form recently thinking he will go out in ro32 unless he gets a really easy group or he just gets out of his slump again What slump? He almost won Homestory.. | ||
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StreetWise
United States594 Posts
On December 29 2012 00:13 Targe wrote: I'm looking forward to see how his skill actually shapes up so his fanboys can't keep saying: "If he were to go to GSL he would kill everybody ezpz!" tbh though GSL isn't really the sort of thing I would have expected from him, I thought he was in it for the money, foreign tournaments would make more sense. It could be that EG are paying him to go to make it worth his while? Since he accepted salary from EG, that is all that would be required for them to ask him to go. He is now an employee of EG and has to do what they ask or risk violating his contract. So in short yes, he is being paid to go in form of his salary. | ||
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The_Unseen
France1923 Posts
On December 29 2012 00:10 Kinerah wrote: Stephano bad ZvZ? Yes, maybe. But maybe consider he have lost to snute in two of the tournaments, and maybe it's just Snute who have sick ZvZ? Oh, wait... that's probably not the case. Must be Stephanos bad ZvZ... I mean, Snute did 4-0 Symbol, so yeah, Steph might not be so bad afterall (I think I remember 2-3 vs Snute? not so bad then :D) | ||
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Nuclease
United States1049 Posts
On December 28 2012 20:05 Solarsail wrote: Hope the Koreans take HIM seriously or they'll get rolled worse than GSL WC. You mean when he didn't advance from the group stage? http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2011_GSL_Blizzard_Cup It must be that I'm confused on what tournament we're talking about, because in this one, Stephano didn't do well. He got second to last in his group. I wouldn't be surprised to see more of the same in Code S, but we'll see. | ||
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MythZero
Korea (South)102 Posts
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onPHYRE
Bulgaria923 Posts
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Koshi
Belgium38799 Posts
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Opera
France469 Posts
On December 29 2012 00:20 Nuclease wrote: You mean when he didn't advance from the group stage? http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2011_GSL_Blizzard_Cup It must be that I'm confused on what tournament we're talking about, because in this one, Stephano didn't do well. He got second to last in his group. I wouldn't be surprised to see more of the same in Code S, but we'll see. I think he means when Stephano beat 4 GSL champions in a row (2 ZvZs also) http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2012_GSL_World_Championship#Round_2 | ||
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
On December 29 2012 00:20 Nuclease wrote: You mean when he didn't advance from the group stage? http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2011_GSL_Blizzard_Cup It must be that I'm confused on what tournament we're talking about, because in this one, Stephano didn't do well. He got second to last in his group. I wouldn't be surprised to see more of the same in Code S, but we'll see. This one :  2012 GSL World Championship | ||
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Apolo
Portugal1259 Posts
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29 fps
United States5725 Posts
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The_Darkness
United States910 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
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The_Darkness
United States910 Posts
On December 29 2012 00:13 Targe wrote: I'm looking forward to see how his skill actually shapes up so his fanboys can't keep saying: "If he were to go to GSL he would kill everybody ezpz!" tbh though GSL isn't really the sort of thing I would have expected from him, I thought he was in it for the money, foreign tournaments would make more sense. It could be that EG are paying him to go to make it worth his while? I'm pretty sure no one said that and we've of course seen him play a bunch of Code S caliber players over the past year so we know he's on their level (except his zvz is still generally shit). If he can avoid a group with Taeja, Life, Leenock, Hyun or Sniper in it I like his chances to advance. Also when Stephano focuses he's definitely one of the best zergs in the world. | ||
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