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On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement.
I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling.
Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them.
I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers.
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On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers.
Agreed, I think a foreigner could make it in this year's format. But I still wouldn't bet on them 
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On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers.
the probability that an underdog plays another underdog is pretty low. They'd probably get a much tougher opponent
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On April 12 2016 01:25 rotta wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I guess adding "...outside of Korea" after every superlative would get pretty tedious.
There's also the option to just avoid mentioning something obviously silly.
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On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers.
We are in the realm of speculation, but I think neither Nercio or Mana (maybe Snute) would consistently win in an up&down group with any three of those. With all due respect for them.
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On April 12 2016 01:55 Silvana wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers. Agreed, I think a foreigner could make it in this year's format. But I still wouldn't bet on them
Nope. Foreign pros said that being able to ladder against koreans massively improved their skill. This opportunity is gone thanks to Blizzard. Foreign skill levels are going to be incredibly low in comparison to even aversge koreans. The skill gap will increase. Hyping this tournament with such texts is plain bullshit. A lie. It basically says "hey our product features the best." While it does not. Lies. Fraud.
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Canada8989 Posts
On April 12 2016 02:11 Charoisaur wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers. the probability that an underdog plays another underdog is pretty low. They'd probably get a much tougher opponent
Maybe they could win but lets not underestimate the amazing ability of Korean to kill every drop of sc pride left in the foreigner scene.
Remember when power house like Departure, Keen, First, BBoongBBong and Losira came to Europe last year and procede to beat Europe finest, in a dark, empty theater, while a English man who had no idea what he was doing there made some awkward jokes.
That was hard to watch.
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"Global Event" is pretty much a meme by this point. It's going to be the Welfare Circus Series till Blizzcon and we all know it
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On April 12 2016 03:01 showstealer1829 wrote:
"Global Event" is pretty much a meme by this point. It's going to be the Welfare Circus Series till Blizzcon and we all know it
Specifically November 4th because there will be 8 foreigners at ro16
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On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:Show nested quote +On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no
Yes, yes we get it. You don't have to go through this again every single time. Now take your toxicity and go play on reddit or something.
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On April 12 2016 04:58 Thax wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no Yes, yes we get it. You don't have to go through this again every single time. Now take your toxicity and go play on reddit or something.
I will express my dislike in whatever way I feel like at any place I feel like. Blizzard wants Feedback.
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On April 12 2016 05:10 boxerfred wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 04:58 Thax wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no Yes, yes we get it. You don't have to go through this again every single time. Now take your toxicity and go play on reddit or something. I will express my dislike in whatever way I feel like at any place I feel like. Blizzard wants Feedback.
In the same vein, other people can express their disinterest in your expression of your dislike, can't they?
At least be creative with it, the competition in bashing WCS on TL is fiercer than that in Circuit events themselves.
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On April 12 2016 02:35 Fran_ wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers. We are in the realm of speculation, but I think neither Nercio or Mana (maybe Snute) would consistently win in an up&down group with any three of those. With all due respect for them.
Code A is just a single BO5.
That aside I'm confused why anyone would put Reality on a list with Choya and Shine.
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On April 12 2016 05:12 opisska wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 05:10 boxerfred wrote:On April 12 2016 04:58 Thax wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no Yes, yes we get it. You don't have to go through this again every single time. Now take your toxicity and go play on reddit or something. I will express my dislike in whatever way I feel like at any place I feel like. Blizzard wants Feedback. In the same vein, other people can express their disinterest in your expression of your dislike, can't they? At least be creative with it, the competition in bashing WCS on TL is fiercer than that in Circuit events themselves.
Of course they can, I have not said anything against that. In terms of creativity - well, no.
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The commentary will be in french or in english on the main stage ? 
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On April 12 2016 07:43 Amiralsims wrote:The commentary will be in french or in english on the main stage ?
Quebec actually has language police that make sure French is the main language in the province. I wouldn't be surprised if they mandated French main stage.
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Driving up from Ottawa for sure! Been waiting years for an accessible event.
Quebec actually has language police that make sure French is the main language in the province. I wouldn't be surprised if they mandated French main stage.
Luckily a good portion of people going are bi-lingual!
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Canada8157 Posts
On April 12 2016 09:45 RipeNomad wrote:Driving up from Ottawa for sure! Been waiting years for an accessible event. Show nested quote +Quebec actually has language police that make sure French is the main language in the province. I wouldn't be surprised if they mandated French main stage. Luckily a good portion of people going are bi-lingual!
There were a few in Toronto!
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On April 12 2016 07:55 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 07:43 Amiralsims wrote:The commentary will be in french or in english on the main stage ? Quebec actually has language police that make sure French is the main language in the province. I wouldn't be surprised if they mandated French main stage.
Quebec language law doesn't impose any requirements on the language spoken on stage afaik. Dreamhack might have a French main stage to cater to the local audience, but they aren't obligated to.
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On April 12 2016 05:17 Elentos wrote:Show nested quote +On April 12 2016 02:35 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 01:27 FrkFrJss wrote:On April 12 2016 01:16 Fran_ wrote:On April 12 2016 00:20 boxerfred wrote:On April 11 2016 22:06 movac wrote:
DreamHack is making its first ever stop to Canada this August 12-14 with an event in Montreal, in what is sure to be the fiercest StarCraft II competition to date with the WCS Circuit Summer Championship! The event will see 32 of StarCraft II’s best and brightest gather to face off for their share of the $150,000 prize pool hahahahahahahahahahahah no I'm not a korean elitist, just being serious here: the one who wins DH would still probably not be able to get in Code S. I don't like things like "The fiercest SC2 competion to date": it's just a laughable PR statement. I'm inclined to believe you, but listen to this list: choya, reality, bravo, shine, drgling. Can we honestly not believe that Nerchio or Mana or Snute couldn't beat any of them? Actually if this competition was online, I would say that Neeb could probably take any of them. I think if there was a year for a foreigner to get in, this would have been the one, as it had a number of lower A/B teamers, and foreigners have a decent track record vs b teamers. We are in the realm of speculation, but I think neither Nercio or Mana (maybe Snute) would consistently win in an up&down group with any three of those. With all due respect for them. Code A is just a single BO5. That aside I'm confused why anyone would put Reality on a list with Choya and Shine.
I just put him there because he was one of the weaker pros who was in Code A. puCK beat him 3-1, and mana recently beat him 3-1 as well. Both of these results were in 2016, and seeing as how this happened twice, had a good foreigner faced up against him (or especially Protoss before the adept nerf and pylon change), it wouldn't have been as shocking as it would if a foreigner beat a high level Korean.
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