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Offline qualifiers for 2016 GSL Season 2 Code A will be held on May 11th
Priority will be given to these players in sequential order:
1. KeSPA Players, Pro League Players
2. Masters/Grandmaster league players (Any Region)
Code A Qualifiers Application Period:
- May 3rd, 2016 ~ May 8th, 2016 Sunday 23:59PM (KST)
Code A Qualifiers Offline Event:
- May 11th(Wed) 2016 (KST)
Location: Z: PC Bang, Hong Dae, Seoul
Participation Requirements:
- Must be at least 12 years old
- Need to have a SC2 Battle.net account (cannot use your family's or friends' accounts)
- Masters/Grandmaster league players (Any Region)
Match Format:
- Bo3 (2 wins to advance)
Map Pool
- Dusk Towers
- Orbital Shipyard
- Lerilak Crest
Please send the following information to gsl@afreecatv.com for your application.
- Full Name:
- Birth date:
- Country:
- Phone Number and Skype ID:
- Battle.Net SCII Account:
- Ladder Score:
- StarCraft II Character Name:
- Team:
- Race:
- Email address:
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at gsl@afreecatv.com
Thank you.
AfreecaTV
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Super hyped, should be even better than the season 1 qualifiers I think. I really want to know if JD still plays sc2 and hope Scarlett and Noregret can make Code A.
Thanks Afreeca!
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Because the losers of RO16 of GSL season 1 fell to code A
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At least maru can't be matched with zest again this time
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On May 08 2016 12:27 Dastansc2 wrote:Because the losers of RO16 of GSL season 1 fell to code A
16 from Ro32+8 from Ro16=24. Each of them should face someone from the preliminaries unless they changed the format.
+ Show Spoiler +Please change the format. One Bo5 deciding someone's fate for the next EIGHT MONTHS is absurd. One bad draw and you're done. Maru is at least a Ro8 player and he got completely screwed by getting the eventual champion Zest in Code A.
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On May 08 2016 12:27 Dastansc2 wrote:Because the losers of RO16 of GSL season 1 fell to code A
Doesn't matter, they're all from Code S. If top 8 are seeded to season 2 Code S, then there will be 24 player in season 2 Code A already, which means if we only select 16 players from season 2 qualifier, then we have to select 24 season 2 Code S players out from 40 Code A players?
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On May 08 2016 12:34 Solar424 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 08 2016 12:27 Dastansc2 wrote:Because the losers of RO16 of GSL season 1 fell to code A 16 from Ro32+8 from Ro16=24. Each of them should face someone from the preliminaries unless they changed the format. + Show Spoiler +Please change the format. One Bo5 deciding someone's fate for the next EIGHT MONTHS is absurd. One bad draw and you're done. Maru is at least a Ro8 player and he got completely screwed by getting the eventual champion Zest in Code A.
Even they changed format, how can they choose 24 Code S players out from 40 Code A players
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I just wanna see JD and Scarlett...
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first of JD's last two chances.
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I just want to see NoRegret advance.
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in reality there's no way JD even qualifies, but in magical candy world JD winning GSL would be the kind of thing starcraft desperately needs
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Like everyone else I'd like to see Jaedong and Scarlett succeed. Seeing DRG would be nice too, completing the Zerg trifecta.
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It's time for PartinG to destroy again
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On May 09 2016 00:28 Charoisaur wrote:
It's time for PartinG to destroy again
PartinG PvT is one of my all time favorite matchups along with Scarlett and DRG ZvT and Polt and Dream TvZ
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On May 09 2016 04:22 Pandemona wrote:Time to see if Soulkey is still doing ok too. Soulkey Maru im hoping to get out if soulkey enters that is
If I remember correctly, Soulkey is already in Code A. So I don't think he will play this qualifier.
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On May 09 2016 06:10 Alarak89 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 09 2016 04:22 Pandemona wrote:Time to see if Soulkey is still doing ok too. Soulkey Maru im hoping to get out if soulkey enters that is If I remember correctly, Soulkey is already in Code A. So I don't think he will play this qualifier.
Yeah, Soulkey was in Code S, he doesn't have to requalify for Code A.
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EPT
