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kroko
Finland2136 Posts
On October 13 2013 23:35 L_Master wrote: Happened twice actually. Zim was like a legit D- (think silver/gold), then later with a Japanese B- named kurOa. Both times JD compared them to the AI Zim also wasnt Japanese. He was from Azerbaidžan. Probably worst player ever in WCG history... | ||
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samurai80
Japan4225 Posts
Edit: I was about to add the same comment as below, nvm | ||
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Niko_Thien
Germany2671 Posts
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Fuchsteufelswild
Australia2028 Posts
On October 13 2013 23:35 L_Master wrote: Happened twice actually. Zim was like a legit D- (think silver/gold), then later with a Japanese B- named kurOa. Both times JD compared them to the AI I was a bit surprised kurOa wasn't one of their choices, as I do know that name and have seen his stream a couple of times, but then maybe the others I don't recognise are better. + Show Spoiler + On October 14 2013 02:39 is5-baseic wrote: If you note the event schedule, it's clearly an event to promote a Japanese SC2 scene; there's five full hours dedicated to free play of sc2 before the event begins. Imagine toying around with a PC game you haven't heard too much about except that its the sequel to a game that was Massive in Korea, then seeing live on-stage a demonstration of what one can do in the game with dedicated practice and study. If I were in Japan and knew a bunch of heavy gamers, I'd promote the hell out of this event to them! Worst case scenario, CJ Entus just went abroad to stomp a bunch of foreigners, as would be expected of any such show match. Best case scenario, this is the start point of a stronger Japanese SC2 scene and in an amusing reversal of SC:BW's fate, Japan gets a native translation for Legacy of the Void. I hope team Japan takes at least one game off of CJ Entus and inspires a visible SC2 scene in Japan. It would be fantastic if it created interested as you imagine/wish! * Day-dreamy eyes * | ||
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glzElectromaster
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Badfatpanda
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KrazyTrumpet
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PixelNite
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wozzot
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KrazyTrumpet
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Conquest101
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Badfatpanda
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ClueClueClue
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KrazyTrumpet
United States2520 Posts
On October 14 2013 19:29 Badfatpanda wrote: How can Coach Park have such a mundane expression after airing that lol, so good. Because he is a true professional! | ||
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ETisME
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elfonse
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Ryo
8787 Posts
On October 14 2013 19:29 Badfatpanda wrote: How can Coach Park have such a mundane expression after airing that lol, so good. This is really tame compared to what SKT used to do at their fan meetings. | ||
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TeSLLive2
United States35 Posts
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Yhamm
France7248 Posts
if there are people who don't know about it | ||
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