The Hong Kong Esports Tournament is set to take place in Hong Kong on August 31st, with a total $100,000 Hong Kong dollars on the line in the StarCraft II competition. The eight players who made it through the qualifiers will compete live in Hong Kong.
So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
Confusingly enough, Hurricane qualified through the KR qualifier, KingKong through the SEA qualifier, and Rossi through the Wild Card qualifier.
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
KingKong is a former Startale player who moved to Australia for non-gaming related reasons, but his SC2 skills remained and thus he makes aussie lives miserable
On August 30 2013 10:36 lichter wrote: Have you confirmed the prize pool? Because the website and their forum announcements are different:
AFAIK that's combined for all other disciplines (lol, street fighter, etc)
the SC2 pool was announced as 100k HKD when they made their first announcement
Their website clearly states that the total prizepool is 1.5 million HKD. All the games are shown with their prize pools, and it adds up to 1.5 million HKD.
Edit: I read it both in English and Chinese and it's the same, says 1.5million total, 900k for SC2.
On August 30 2013 10:42 Greendotz wrote: Happy to see Lowley there, he really needs to start bringing in some results. He had so much promise in WoL but HotS just hasn't been good to him
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
KingKong is a former Startale player who moved to Australia for non-gaming related reasons, but his SC2 skills remained and thus he makes aussie lives miserable
On August 30 2013 10:32 Jacmert wrote: So... who is KingKong and why did he and FXOHurricane end up being the KR representatives? The other top KR players couldn't beat them? (or they weren't able to commit to a HK tournament?)
Also, I hope HuK eats some good Cantonese food or even Dim Sum while he's there
KingKong is a former Startale player who moved to Australia for non-gaming related reasons, but his SC2 skills remained and thus he makes aussie lives miserable
On August 30 2013 10:42 Greendotz wrote: Happy to see Lowley there, he really needs to start bringing in some results. He had so much promise in WoL but HotS just hasn't been good to him
On August 30 2013 10:35 Waise wrote: who the hell is BBoongBBoong? lol
Is that a joke? The guy's hardly a no-namer.
no? not everyone on TL knows every korean who's ever placed in a starcraft tournament...
Very well, I'll answer. B4 or BBoongBBoong was a Prime zerg and the notable 5th man in their roster (MKP, Byun, Maru, and Creator). He's been a very solid zerg with multiple code S appearances throughout his career. Hardly a no-namer is right.
On August 30 2013 11:01 Dyscrasia wrote: Yes, but the majority of them know BBoongBBoong, as he's been around for quite a while.
the guy has a funny name and i haven't heard of him, have an aneurysm about it if you want sorry i'm not a gosu scene follower, i started competing in HOTS...
On August 30 2013 10:42 Greendotz wrote: Happy to see Lowley there, he really needs to start bringing in some results. He had so much promise in WoL but HotS just hasn't been good to him
On August 30 2013 10:35 Waise wrote: who the hell is BBoongBBoong? lol
Is that a joke? The guy's hardly a no-namer.
no? not everyone on TL knows every korean who's ever placed in a starcraft tournament...
Very well, I'll answer. B4 or BBoongBBoong was a Prime zerg and the notable 5th man in their roster (MKP, Byun, Maru, and Creator). He's been a very solid zerg with multiple code S appearances throughout his career. Hardly a no-namer is right.