EPTBunny and Feast qualify from WCS EU Prelim #2 - Page 2
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bosnia
Canada223 Posts
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paddyz
Ireland628 Posts
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turdburgler
England6749 Posts
On April 16 2013 09:37 Greendotz wrote: I'm starting to get excited at the realisation of EU (and NA) having a GSL equivalent. Not the actual skill level of course, but a long-running league with a Premier (code S) and Challenger (code A) divisions. and within 2 seasons 75%+ of the players in both will be korean. | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
On April 16 2013 10:14 turdburgler wrote: and within 2 seasons 75%+ of the players in both will be korean. Even if every single korean who signed up for EU qualified, it would still be what, 8 of them? The lag combined with travel fees are something that just makes it a bad option for most koreans. Once they play in a region, they are locked there for the remainder of the year anyway. So unless 2014 sees a mass exodus of koreans to the EU server for some unexplainable reason, I think the EU leagues will provide plenty of opportunities for EU players to make their mark. | ||
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avilo
United States4100 Posts
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Vaelom
Korea (South)154 Posts
Grats to Bunny aswell! ^_^ | ||
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rice_devOurer
United States773 Posts
On April 16 2013 10:29 Bagi wrote: Even if every single korean who signed up for EU qualified, it would still be what, 8 of them? The lag combined with travel fees are something that just makes it a bad option for most koreans. Once they play in a region, they are locked there for the remainder of the year anyway. So unless 2014 sees a mass exodus of koreans to the EU server for some unexplainable reason, I think the EU leagues will provide plenty of opportunities for EU players to make their mark. most KR teams don't have money for a migration (unless if they have a partnership), and KeSPA is going to stay rooted in korea. | ||
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renkin
France249 Posts
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SHOOG
United States1639 Posts
Really cool seeing people like Bunny make it through. | ||
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nuki
Russian Federation118 Posts
I hope balance will be kept | ||
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terrOne
Italy172 Posts
On April 16 2013 11:00 renkin wrote: Anyone knows where to watch this TvP mech match ? I'm curious as hell. Yes pls help. I'm hating myself for not watching >.> | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On April 16 2013 10:29 Bagi wrote: Even if every single korean who signed up for EU qualified, it would still be what, 8 of them? The lag combined with travel fees are something that just makes it a bad option for most koreans. Once they play in a region, they are locked there for the remainder of the year anyway. So unless 2014 sees a mass exodus of koreans to the EU server for some unexplainable reason, I think the EU leagues will provide plenty of opportunities for EU players to make their mark. Generally I agree with you, but we should not forget that there are also Koreans invited. At this rate it looks like there will be more invited Koreans than qualified ones. | ||
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jakethesnake
Canada4948 Posts
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zenithshield
China1 Post
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Ruscour
5233 Posts
On April 16 2013 11:47 jakethesnake wrote: Congrats and gl to both. I don't know anything about bunny, but I look forward to finding out in WCS Europe! His net must be so bad to EU, I don't like his chances, probably could in a LAN environment, but net out of China has never been particularly good | ||
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HobyHarro
United States30 Posts
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PsionicLord
United States119 Posts
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Iodem
United States1173 Posts
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TiberiusAk
United States122 Posts
On April 16 2013 11:25 terrOne wrote: Yes pls help. I'm hating myself for not watching >.> Here is Bunny vs MVP DuckDeok (aka Finale) Game 3: http://www.twitch.tv/wcs_europe/b/391417914?t=1h16m57s | ||
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Joker58
France44 Posts
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