On December 20 2014 05:22 Swisslink wrote:
Well, a 3:0 is still surprisingly onesided.
Well, a 3:0 is still surprisingly onesided.
Surprising would had been that Scarlett won. Life 3-0 Flash is nothing to write home about.
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Godwrath
Spain10142 Posts
On December 20 2014 05:22 Swisslink wrote: Show nested quote + On December 20 2014 05:16 esdf wrote: On December 20 2014 02:21 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Also, I'm more surprised Life 3-0'd than Dream winning, but that's just me... Why? Flash is hardly relevant outside of Proleague. Well, a 3:0 is still surprisingly onesided. Surprising would had been that Scarlett won. Life 3-0 Flash is nothing to write home about. | ||
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QCD
Suriname81 Posts
On December 20 2014 04:13 mikumegurine wrote: Show nested quote + On December 20 2014 03:47 IAMPRO wrote: I would highly recommend the Dream/Solar series. So much higher quality than the other two. Solar did not play badly at all, Dream was just so damn impressive. On December 20 2014 02:33 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: On December 20 2014 02:26 Enemony wrote: On December 20 2014 02:21 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: "her single-handedly waving the non-Korean flag" "the foreign hope" I mean yeah..... but he was *looks side to side* -wispers- "still Asian" GASP I know, it's just everyone forgets about the Chinese and Taiwanese foreigners sometimes... they're one of us damn it! Whilst I don't want to sound exclusive, a Chinese player is a different kind of foreigner in my eyes. As mentioned, they don't spend much time at foreign tourneys but also they don't have the same interaction as Western foreigners and therefore I don't connect with them in the same way. This is not a criticism of Chinese pros at all, it's simply the result of language/geographical barriers. Still, they face the same difficulties of breaking into the Korean scene as other foreigners ![]() hmm well what about lesser known or amateur Taiwan players or Australian or Japanese or South African, etc players that dont go to "Western" tournaments and dont interact with Westerners...would u bunch them up as in your words, a "different kind of foreigner" like the Chinese? personally i dont think it matters if the player doesnt speak English or "Westerner" languages and doesnt go out to participate in "Westerner" tournaments; non-Koreans are foreigners, doesnt matter what language they speak or whether they can continually interact with "Westerner viewers" or not Yeah, because people are too busy being politically correct and using words they don't mean to use. Most of everyone knows the white people are considered foreigners. Even at that large tourny the blizzard employee being interviewed had to tell the iem guy "uh yeah polt is a foreigner". People are not using the word foreigner as its meant to be used, because they don't want to say white/asian. But then it results in this stupid shit, using words wrongly, to save face. That being said a foreigner to me is a foreigner, you know because they're a foreigner, making them a foreigner. You know? | ||
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
Back to the games, the most consistent difference I saw among the 3 serieses was the aggressive nature of the Terrans that won, and the more passive 4M style from Flash. | ||
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QCD
Suriname81 Posts
On December 20 2014 06:03 Circumstance wrote: I have one of the largest foreigner biases on TL (and proud), and in my mind, Foreigner means anyone whose flag on Liquipedia isn't the South Korean one. Back to the games, the most consistent difference I saw among the 3 serieses was the aggressive nature of the Terrans that won, and the more passive 4M style from Flash. I really wish I had to chance to watch these games, wanted to see Flash and Scarlett play. Will have to search for vods. | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13996 Posts
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fruity.
England1711 Posts
On December 20 2014 06:07 QCD wrote: I really wish I had to chance to watch these games, wanted to see Flash and Scarlett play. Will have to search for vods. http://sc2links.com/tournament.php?tournament=StarCraft II StarLeague S1 2015&tab=m | ||
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Advantageous
China1350 Posts
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Noocta
France12578 Posts
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Deathstar42
United States8 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On December 21 2014 12:27 Deathstar42 wrote: Is there anywhere we can get vods? http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/sc2-tournaments/119948-small-sc2-vod-thread?page=32#622 | ||
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SoleSteeler
Canada5459 Posts
On December 21 2014 10:37 Noocta wrote: Comon, China, Taiwan, Singapore, that's not foreigners lol There are huge differences between all those countries and Korea. Especiall in regards to the Korean practice regimen! | ||
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United States241 Posts
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GreenMash
Norway1746 Posts
On December 24 2014 05:24 klipik12 wrote: What does S2SL stand for? Starcraft2 Starleauge | ||
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Exitor45
United States72 Posts
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