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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On January 06 2013 07:47 rysecake wrote: everyone starts off at the bottom of the ladder as a b-teamer/practice partner. he's gotta work his way up within the team rankings to be sent out in proleague Indeed, that's why it's best to avoid these kind of players and the travelling ones for your Fantasy teams. | ||
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captainquinine
United States35 Posts
 what was he sleeping in before? | ||
Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On January 06 2013 07:56 captainquinine wrote: major on my main team what was he sleeping in before? Some Koreans sleep on mattresses on the floor that are easy to stow away. | ||
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roronoe
Canada1527 Posts
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32749 Posts
It means, "I want to have a win-rate exceeding 50%". Its okay to use Google Translate sometimes. | ||
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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Uquu
Finland474 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37095 Posts
On January 06 2013 08:22 PhoenixVoid wrote: "5할 이상을 기록하고 싶다" It means, "I want to have a win-rate exceeding 50%". Its okay to use Google Translate sometimes. 5할 = 5% in my book. That's why I was confused | ||
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
How do you feel about MajOr joining Team 8? He is a nice guy. He is very helpful when it comes to the teammates wanting to learn English. He himself, also tries hard to learn things he doesn't know about. He's not bad at the game. If he can adapt to his new living conditions, I don't doubt that he could get sent out for the Round 3 roster. We recently took him out to eat Korean food and he enjoyed 시래기국. I think we're already seeing a Korean side of him. Hm, I wonder why Team 8 put him on the roster for Round 2 then on such short notice. I guess this is just Terminator's view and may not reflect what the coaches have in mind. Still, for now, MajOr seems like a really good pick for anti team. Also: Shirakguk, known as shiraegi guk (시래기국) in Seoul, is a soup made with sun-dried radish stems and leaves usually seasoned with doenjang (된장 - fermented soybean paste). + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Steel
Japan2283 Posts
How do you feel about the all kill format? As I play the games, my mouse seems to work really well. lol love the translations sometimes these weird things happen and make me laugh good performance by him, and it's nice to see them accept major. | ||
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Emzeeshady
Canada4203 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18675 Posts
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tiMelEfT
United States228 Posts
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Ammanas
Slovakia2166 Posts
Also "Kespa bought me a bed" made me laugh.. | ||
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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
Mildly amusing, thanks for interview | ||
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Gosi
Sweden9072 Posts
On January 06 2013 08:58 Proseat wrote: Hm, I wonder why Team 8 put him on the roster for Round 2 then on such short notice. I guess this is just Terminator's view and may not reflect what the coaches have in mind. Still, for now, MajOr seems like a really good pick for anti team. Also: Shirakguk, known as shiraegi guk (시래기국) in Seoul, is a soup made with sun-dried radish stems and leaves usually seasoned with doenjang (된장 - fermented soybean paste). + Show Spoiler + I wouldn't call MajOr a "really good pick" for anti when he's only worth 1 point. His status is pretty much the same as any other 1 pointer and to have a guy like that on anti you would have to bring up them ballz and pick at least one good player and another semi good round 1 player and hope they fail hard round 2. I went all-in with this type of anti last round while having one of the strongest main teams and it punished me hard. | ||
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mjuuy
Norway506 Posts
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Waxangel
United States33643 Posts
On January 06 2013 08:58 Proseat wrote: Hm, I wonder why Team 8 put him on the roster for Round 2 then on such short notice. I guess this is just Terminator's view and may not reflect what the coaches have in mind. Still, for now, MajOr seems like a really good pick for anti team. Also: Shirakguk, known as shiraegi guk (시래기국) in Seoul, is a soup made with sun-dried radish stems and leaves usually seasoned with doenjang (된장 - fermented soybean paste). + Show Spoiler + even I don't like that shit, major is pretty korean already ;o | ||
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
On January 06 2013 09:26 Gosi wrote: I wouldn't call MajOr a "really good pick" for anti when he's only worth 1 point. His status is pretty much the same as any other 1 pointer and to have a guy like that on anti you would have to bring up them ballz and pick at least one good player and another semi good round 1 player and hope they fail hard round 2. I went all-in with this type of anti last round while having one of the strongest main teams and it punished me hard. What you forget here, though, is that the point system (where MajOr had a cost of 2 points, by the way) was only utilized at the start to construct your main and anti teams. Now that the season is under way, you trade by the ever fluctuating trade value. So there may be a chance to trade for him as long as he has a higher (or equal) trade value as somebody on your anti team. If it is indeed confirmed that MajOr will not be fielded this round, he is the much better pick for anti than any other player (who may still play) because, at worst, he will only net you one negative point for when Team 8 will win a match. | ||
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