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The Greatest Foreigners of All Time Part 2 - Page 7
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A_needle_jog
Korea (South)699 Posts
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Woosixion
119 Posts
5 - Scarlett 4 - HuK 3 - Snute 2 - Naniwa 1 - Stephano | ||
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A_needle_jog
Korea (South)699 Posts
On January 05 2016 01:51 Woosixion wrote: Predictions for top 5: 5 - Scarlett 4 - HuK 3 - Snute 2 - Naniwa 1 - Stephano swap Naniwa with Scarlett and I agree | ||
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Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On January 05 2016 01:52 A_needle_jog wrote: swap Naniwa with Scarlett and I agree Or keep Naniwa, where he is and swap Nerchio with Scarlett. | ||
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Woosixion
119 Posts
And now that i think of it i might rate huk a little higher too because he had something like 6 or 7 code S appearances. | ||
Poopi
France12863 Posts
NaNiwa received a Code S seed for 2012 GSL Season 2 .Still weird having VortiX and Nerchio so low in the rankings, but I guess they'll still put Stephano #1 in order to make the ranking somehow serious. | ||
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Woosixion
119 Posts
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Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On January 05 2016 02:21 Woosixion wrote: Oh, Well still he made good use of his seed by getting to the round of 8 and the next season he actually earned the code S spot. Everyone else pissed their seed away by bombing out in the first round (except huk). And i guess this means huk is the only person to have earned his code s seeds on merit besides idra. Scarlett Snute Nerch Vortix etc have never even seen the inside of da gsl booth. So i might put huk at number 3 actually. Not just HuK and Idra (and Jinro obv.); MaNa earned Code S as well, by making it through up&down groups. | ||
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
O S1 (counting from Ro32): Idra, TLO O S2 (counting from Ro32): Idra, Loner O S3 (counting from Ro32): Idra, Ret, Jinro Jan 11: Idra, Jinro Mar 11: Idra (W.O.), Jinro GSL WC (whole tournament was seeded): HuK, White-Ra, DIMAGA, Sen, mOOnGLaDe, TT1, MorroW, Jinro May 11: Jinro, HuK GSL ST: Jinro, HuK Jul 11: HuK Aug 11: HuK Oct 11: HuK Nov 11: HuK S1 12: Idra (seed), Sen (seed) S2 12: Naniwa (seed) S3 12: Naniwa, ThorZaIN (seed) S4 12: MaNa, Naniwa S5 12: -- S1 13: HuK, Stephano (seed) WCS KR S1 13: Stephano (W.O.) So the last foreigners competing in GSL were HuK and Stephano. Stephano was the last one to qualify but withdrew in favor of WCS EU. | ||
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Philozovic
France1677 Posts
On January 05 2016 02:39 Xoronius wrote: Not just HuK and Idra (and Jinro obv.); MaNa earned Code S as well, by making it through up&down groups. Stephano too qualified for WCS Korea Season 1 2013, he forfeit his spot to play in Europe though Edit: Damn Big J your APM is way better than mine | ||
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chipmonklord17
United States11944 Posts
On January 05 2016 02:52 Big J wrote: Foreigners in GSL: O S1 (counting from Ro32): Idra, TLO O S2 (counting from Ro32): Idra, Loner O S3 (counting from Ro32): Idra, Ret, Jinro Jan 11: Idra, Jinro Mar 11: Idra (W.O.), Jinro GSL WC (whole tournament was seeded): HuK, White-Ra, DIMAGA, Sen, mOOnGLaDe, TT1, MorroW, Jinro May 11: Jinro, HuK GSL ST: Jinro, HuK Jul 11: HuK Aug 11: HuK Oct 11: HuK Nov 11: HuK S1 12: Idra (seed), Sen (seed) S2 12: Naniwa (seed) S3 12: Naniwa, ThorZaIN (seed) S4 12: MaNa, Naniwa S5 12: -- S1 13: HuK, Stephano (seed) WCS KR S1 13: Stephano (W.O.) So the last foreigners competing in GSL were HuK and Stephano. Stephano was the last one to qualify but withdrew in favor of WCS EU. Wasn't it mana who was the last to qualify, albeit by getting a seed in up and downs. I thought stephano got his seed directly to code S edit, he also went through up and downs, | ||
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Big J
Austria16289 Posts
On January 05 2016 03:04 chipmonklord17 wrote: Wasn't it mana who was the last to qualify, albeit by getting a seed in up and downs. I thought stephano got his seed directly to code S edit, he also went through up and downs, Stephano got a Code S seed for Season 1 WoL 2013, got knocked out in the Ro32 group and then requalified through Up & Downs for the next GSL which was transformed into WCS Korea Season 1. Then he forfeited his spot. I'd say that counts as "qualified". HuK and MaNa both got seeded into Up & Downs and qualified from there. | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
Jinro could still be higher. | ||
nimdil
Poland3748 Posts
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nimdil
Poland3748 Posts
On January 05 2016 03:40 Incognoto wrote: Idra is #7, a respectable number. I'm glad that he made in onto that ranking, it's god damn necessary. Jinro could still be higher. He could have been disqualified from ranking for bet behaviour  The old Idra-originating flames would burn anew. | ||
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eXeYukon
45 Posts
On January 04 2016 05:40 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Idra at 7th, that's higher than I expected. So top 5 from here has to be 5. Scarlett 4. Snute 3. Huk 2. Naniwa 1. Stephano I Don't know I feel like Idra is right where he should be. People forget how dominate he was in early sc2 before he went on tilt. | ||
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Mozdk
Denmark6989 Posts
On January 04 2016 05:40 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: Idra at 7th, that's higher than I expected. So top 5 from here has to be 5. Scarlett 4. Snute 3. Huk 2. Naniwa 1. Stephano Naniwa over Stephano for GSL runs. | ||
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Sogetsu
514 Posts
There was an after and before from Stephano in the whole game and scene, and even if he got pwned few times badly by koreans, the Naniwa pwnage was even worse... I can not see how Stephano could be lower than Naniwa in the rank... seriosly, Stephano #1. | ||
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Kompicek
Czech Republic245 Posts
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Kompicek
Czech Republic245 Posts
On January 04 2016 13:42 ETisME wrote: I have never seen mana played well at all somehow How many foreigners have that many first and second places in majors as mana does? | ||
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