EPTFour Minutes to Midnight - Page 13
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tredogz
Canada170 Posts
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Nuclease
United States1049 Posts
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Skinnyboy
United States65 Posts
On December 01 2013 05:29 digmouse wrote: In which way Innovation, Jaedong and Life are "beatable"? Well to be technical Jaekong's weakness is finals  | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On December 02 2013 01:36 Skinnyboy wrote: Well to be technical Jaekong's weakness is finals Finals vs koreans | ||
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40190 Posts
Maybe even all finals. He never got to finals with a non-korean in it ;D. | ||
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Homework
United States283 Posts
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Slydie
2011 Posts
I think that is pretty much the whole issue... | ||
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Nebuchad
Switzerland12552 Posts
The concern created around the idea that foreigners haven't won a premier tournament with good korean participation in 2013 sounds so fake. I don't see how it's a big deal, I don't see how it's different from past years, I don't see how a foreigner suddenly winning one of the last 4 tourneys of the year would have changed a thing about it. | ||
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Master of DalK
Canada1803 Posts
On December 02 2013 04:29 Slydie wrote: How many western teenagers have quit school to become progamers? I think that is pretty much the whole issue... Hey man, you don't know our pain. Being a western teenager is hard work esp trying to be a pro with tiny bits of dedication for the game. (real) I blame the whole "we came to this country to give you a better life and you can't waste it on a violence simulator" mentality >_> | ||
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Slydie
2011 Posts
Magnus Carlsens family did take a full year off to travel the world learning and playing chess in his earoy teens. That is dedication! | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On December 02 2013 04:33 Nebuchad wrote: I wish another article was written, something like "Nothing important happens at midnight" The concern created around the idea that foreigners haven't won a premier tournament with good korean participation in 2013 sounds so fake. I don't see how it's a big deal, I don't see how it's different from past years, I don't see how a foreigner suddenly winning one of the last 4 tourneys of the year would have changed a thing about it. I think its more to see the evolution of foreigners vs koreans. Remember that a couple years ago everyone was on equal footing and year by year we see more korean domination. | ||
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Sejanus
Lithuania550 Posts
On November 28 2013 04:48 Lorch wrote: True, true. I think the best chance for a foreigner to win an event now is around lotv release. I feel like a year or two after lotv seeing a foreigner take a map off of a korean in an offline competition will be huge. And I thought people learned something from the floor-wiping-with-foreigners that followed HotS release... No. They won't have any chance with LotV unless the game is going to be dumbed down multitasking-wise. | ||
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herMan
Japan2057 Posts
On December 01 2013 13:09 stuchiu wrote: Scarlett falls to Hydra 3-1. One minute to midnight. Asus Northcon is Wall Sina. sick reference +1 to you sir | ||
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Sejanus
Lithuania550 Posts
On December 02 2013 01:05 tredogz wrote: threaten to.... it is already over. Koreans are not at all fun to watch for me. They killed this game for me. ded I bet you wouldn't even recognize whether it's Korean playing or not from just watching a pro game with no casters. So stop pretending. Maybe you were never interested in the actual game to begin with. | ||
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DifuntO
Greece2376 Posts
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Firestorm
Canada341 Posts
On December 02 2013 22:45 Assirra wrote: I think its more to see the evolution of foreigners vs koreans. Remember that a couple years ago everyone was on equal footing and year by year we see more korean domination. To be fair, the game in late 2010/early 2011 was still fairly new and the Koreans figured everything out a lot quicker. | ||
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On December 02 2013 23:00 Sejanus wrote: I bet you wouldn't even recognize whether it's Korean playing or not from just watching a pro game with no casters. So stop pretending. Maybe you were never interested in the actual game to begin with. Exactly this is the reason. Except the top10 players worldwide. It is actually Blizzard's mistake that 99% of top level games are looking pretty boring. It looks rather that making correct units is stronger than the (true) skills of players. Especially in TvP who unit composition is more important than everything else. Many spells are too strong and have bad design, FF, EMP and fungal are there to prevent micro from opponent. It should be exactly the opposite. It's somewhat weird that 200 vs 200 shows the most boring fights and moments of the game. 150 vs 150 or 100 vs 100 are a lot better and more interesting. edit: From a research study in USA: Someone invited 24 people to watch a movie. Before the movie, 12 people were told that the movie will be showed in HD Quality. After the movie: the same 12 said that the movie was in HD, other 12 said "no" or "I don't know". Reality: The movie was NOT in HD. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On December 03 2013 00:43 Dingodile wrote: Exactly this is the reason. Except the top10 players worldwide. It is actually Blizzard's mistake that 99% of top level games are looking pretty boring. It looks rather that making correct units is stronger than the (true) skills of players. Especially in TvP who unit composition is more important than everything else. Many spells are too strong and have bad design, FF, EMP and fungal are there to prevent micro from opponent. It should be exactly the opposite. It's somewhat weird that 200 vs 200 shows the most boring fights and moments of the games. 150 vs 150 or 100 vs 100 are a lot better. Don't spells increase micro? I mean storm dodging, templar control etc. | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On December 03 2013 00:51 Darkhoarse wrote: Don't spells increase micro? I mean storm dodging, templar control etc. I said "many spells", not "every spell". I hate to watch pre-split. It is so boring to watch and too strong for doing nothing. I want to watch micro DURING a fight. Pre-split happens a few seconds before the fight. | ||
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