EPTWCS AM/EU qualifiers conclude, Genius, San, SeleCT and oth…
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midnight999
United States257 Posts
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SHOOG
United States1639 Posts
Hopefully they go far! | ||
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neoghaleon55
United States7435 Posts
san the god of qualifiers | ||
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Antylamon
United States1981 Posts
On July 17 2013 10:33 jkim91 wrote: Has WCS NA turned into Code A? Code A with a bigger prize pool, basically. | ||
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Fishriot
United States621 Posts
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HornyHerring
Papua New Guinea1059 Posts
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suicideyear
Ivory Coast3016 Posts
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rift
1819 Posts
On July 17 2013 10:33 jkim91 wrote: Has WCS NA turned into Code A? Code C. Code A and Code B qualifiers are both harder | ||
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Iodem
United States1173 Posts
On July 17 2013 12:15 HornyHerring wrote: Are there any NA players left in AM WCS? From the Start of WCS Season 2 North/South Americans in Challenger League:  CapochStateHellokitty Drunkenboi KiLLeRNorth/South Americans in Premier League: puCKHuKMiniguntheognisMajOrNeebViBESuppy5 in challenger, 8 in premier, for a total of 13 as of the start of WCS Season 2. Note that I didn't include Demuslim(who is in premier league), but you could technically consider him since he lives in the United States. 5/16 American representation in Challenger League R1, 8/32 in premier league. Sadly, that's better than I expected. On July 17 2013 12:33 rift wrote: Code C. Code A and Code B qualifiers are both harder At this point I think American players that are stuck trying to get into the qualifiers should just try for WCS Europe. They'd have a better shot against European players and the few(er) Koreans partaking in it. | ||
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BronzeKnee
United States5219 Posts
On July 17 2013 10:15 SniXSniPe wrote: What people don't seem to realize is how many players have already quit SC2, including some former solid NA players that were there. NA isn't going to become any better, in regards to the number of skilled players. Maybe one or two might reach a level of being able to beat some lesser Koreans (in tournaments), but yeah... Yes, we need Combatex back. The same Combatex who took a game off Parting and defeated Adelscott, Killer and fraer at WCG. | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
Also, american players should start practicing more :p | ||
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Mauldo
United States750 Posts
On July 17 2013 10:15 SniXSniPe wrote: What people don't seem to realize is how many players have already quit SC2, including some former solid NA players that were there. NA isn't going to become any better, in regards to the number of skilled players. Maybe one or two might reach a level of being able to beat some lesser Koreans (in tournaments), but yeah... Right, because we left the NA scene to flounder under the weight of a Korean tidal wave, and answered the death throes with a steady chorus of "LOL, GET BETTER." In a world where MLG, IPL, and NASL actively facilitated the complete and total takeover of Korean talent, are we actually surprised that foreign teams picked up Korean pros and didn't give a shit as the better NA pros started to retire? | ||
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
Nice to see some Europeans qualifier in WCS EU | ||
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
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Polygamy
Austria1114 Posts
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Icekommander
Canada483 Posts
On July 17 2013 12:54 BronzeKnee wrote: Yes, we need Combatex back. The same Combatex who took a game off Parting and defeated Adelscott, Killer and, fraer at WCG. But seriously, there have been a lot of solid NA players who have disappeared/retired. IdrA, Sheth, and Nony/Tyler are the biggest ones people remember right now, but Drewbie, Painuser, TT1, Kiwikaki and Slush all made waves and then disappeared or retired. And how many people remember Cruncher, Chance, Silver, Lastshadow, Murder, Torch, dde, Mihai, Optikzero? Grabbing the top 16 of IEM Cologne 2010 and MLG Raleigh 2010, something like 11/15 Europeans are still playing, and only 4/16 North Americans are still playing (numbers are slightly off, point stands). | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
On July 17 2013 14:22 Icekommander wrote: But seriously, there have been a lot of solid NA players who have disappeared/retired. IdrA, Sheth, and Nony/Tyler are the biggest ones people remember right now, but Drewbie, Painuser, TT1, Kiwikaki and Slush all made waves and then disappeared or retired. And how many people remember Cruncher, Chance, Silver, Lastshadow, Murder, Torch, dde, Mihai, Optikzero? Grabbing the top 16 of IEM Cologne 2010 and MLG Raleigh 2010, something like 11/15 Europeans are still playing, and only 4/16 North Americans are still playing (numbers are slightly off, point stands). Back then, SC2 was a lot easier, as it wasn't as developed, and less people played it. Today many people have become really good at it, but for some reason it seems americans haven't. I don't know why though, because there are many players that get a lot of money and play full time. But they probably don't practice as hard as koreans and europeans. | ||
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pieroog
Poland146 Posts
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Mekare
Germany393 Posts
Ok, with that out of the way: Go go SeleCT!! <3 | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On July 17 2013 14:29 Arnstein wrote: Back then, SC2 was a lot easier, as it wasn't as developed, and less people played it. Today many people have become really good at it, but for some reason it seems americans haven't. I don't know why though, because there are many players that get a lot of money and play full time. But they probably don't practice as hard as koreans and europeans. Gotta love the random baseless conclusions! | ||
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