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what?? Zest, soO, Flash and sOs failed to advance?
feels like we're back in 2012 with MarineKing, YongHwa, Seed, Curious
I'm also so many former WCS EU players made it too like First, MMA, YoDa, MC, San, I thought all the WCS KR guys would eat them alive.
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I know its not possible logistically to do these qualifiers with bo5 formats but jesus this is brutal.
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Wow, delightfully fresh results! When will the groups be drawn?
Oh BaBy!
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On December 16 2014 00:43 Tanzklaue wrote:
Startale also has three players in life, curious and hack right?
Yes, they do. Also, SKT obviously signed PenguiN immediately after he qualified so they can be the only team with four players. Love the diversity in teams and races, and the fact we have many of the old guard and the new!
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On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated.
More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill
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Oh, those no-skill zergs!
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On December 16 2014 02:03 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated. More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill
Yep but when you look at who Zest and Flash lost to, it's kinda disapointing...
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On December 15 2014 23:52 Jenia6109 wrote:Players who will not win GSL no matter what:  First, Panic, San, Seed, Super, Terminator, YongHwa,  Hack, GuMiho, Heart, MarineKing, YoDa,  Curious, Hunt has started! ![[image loading]](http://static.giantbomb.com/uploads/square_small/1/14389/1153070-elmer_fudd.jpg)
The hunt's already happened. An entire herd of elephants were slaughtered.
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I want to watch that Maru or TY win this season.
And zerg is very bleak this season.
Zerg players did not qualify much in the two leagues. I think that this season and latest season maps are very hard as zerg player.
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Both SSL and GSL without Zest or soO  . Still a great lineup though, going to be an exciting season!
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FLASH W!!!! WHere r U!!?!?!?!
I make Flash year 2014 ...
Please Flash Year 2015 okay?
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As an amusing little side story, this happened after the qualifiers:
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On December 16 2014 02:03 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated. More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill
Let's see you say that once the season actually begins. This isn't broodwar where the KeSPA guys were basically untouchable. Anything can happen in SC2.
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On December 15 2014 22:01 SFDuality wrote:Show nested quote +On December 15 2014 21:53 SuperHofmann wrote:soO not qualified in both SSL and GSL I think Taeja broke him.
Solar*
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On December 16 2014 02:15 Gwavajuice wrote:Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 02:03 OtherWorld wrote:On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated. More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill Yep but when you look at who Zest and Flash lost to, it's kinda disapointing...
They are probably going through a slight slump. The fact that SSL and GSL qualifiers were held a few days apart didn't help, tbh.
On December 16 2014 02:34 Promised_pain wrote:Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 02:03 OtherWorld wrote:On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated. More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill Let's see you say that once the season actually begins. This isn't broodwar where the KeSPA guys were basically untouchable. Anything can happen in SC2.
Well yeah I'm not saying that this is Broodwar. But I seriously doubt people like Zest and soO are "overrated" because they lost two qualifiers held a few days apart, and are suddenly worse players than, say, Terminator or Panic. And Zest, soO, Flash, Bbyong and Stats were eliminated by KeSPA players.
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On December 16 2014 02:53 OtherWorld wrote:Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 02:15 Gwavajuice wrote:On December 16 2014 02:03 OtherWorld wrote:On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated. More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill Yep but when you look at who Zest and Flash lost to, it's kinda disapointing... They are probably going through a slight slump. The fact that SSL and GSL qualifiers were held a few days apart didn't help, tbh. Show nested quote +On December 16 2014 02:34 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 02:03 OtherWorld wrote:On December 16 2014 01:35 Promised_pain wrote:On December 16 2014 01:02 neptunusfisk wrote:On December 15 2014 21:51 DarkLordOlli wrote:However, there were also many notable casualties, including one of the most lauded players of 2014: KT's Zest. His inability to qualify for GSL nor Spotv SC2 Leauge means that he will only be able to compete in Proleague and foreign events for the start of the year. 2014's perennial runner-up soO also misses out on both tournaments, ensuring that his streak of second place finishes in GSL ends at 4. Other important drop outs include Flash, sKyHigh, DongRaeGu, Classic, sOs, Bbyong and Stats. Another surprising result of the qualifiers was the high success rate of former WCS AM and WCS EU participants. TaeJa, Seed and Bomber both reached Code S after leaving for America, while First, MC, San, MMA, YoDa, and Heart dominated most of their brackets in order to make it back to Code S. Many observers predicted them to have a difficult time upon their return to their homeland, but "Koreigners" as they have been derisively called will make up 1/4 of Code S this season. The inaugural season of 2015 will feel almost like a retro-Code S due to the names that were able to qualify, and it will be interesting to see whether the big performers of 2014 that were knocked out in Code B will be able to retake their spots as the year progresses. Full results on Liquipedia: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2015_Global_StarCraft_II_League_Season_1/Qualifier So Zest, soO, DRG, Flash, sos, classic, bbyong and stats out? And Yoda, MMA, San, MC, Heart, Seed, Bomber Taeja, First in? Wat... next up, Mvp wins the whole thing two seasons straight against marineking? More proof that KeSPA players are overrated. More like a qualifier is unforgivable, subject to bracket luck and hardly indicates that some players are clearly above others in term of skill Let's see you say that once the season actually begins. This isn't broodwar where the KeSPA guys were basically untouchable. Anything can happen in SC2. Well yeah I'm not saying that this is Broodwar. But I seriously doubt people like Zest and soO are "overrated" because they lost two qualifiers held a few days apart, and are suddenly worse players than, say, Terminator or Panic. And Zest, soO, Flash, Bbyong and Stats were eliminated by KeSPA players.
Yeah, maybe I put it wrong. I guess the Koreans in NA/EU are underrated then? I mean TaeJa is a great proof of that, dude is a beast. soO is still the nr.1 zerg for me, of course. Life close 2nd.
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United States2922 Posts
No soO
Stoked about Fantasy and Life though :D
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I think the takeaway from the surprising results of the SSL/GSL qualifiers is a good one: Korea still has a strong and highly competitive SC2 scene that has no certainties.
Except PartinG. PartinG is now in Code S for 3 years straight no matter what format or name changes, no matter if he has to requalify or not.
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