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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On October 03 2016 05:40 deus.machinarum wrote: well....unfortunately the class starts at the exact same time as the broadcast(10:00 am for me) so...  laptop | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
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KappaKingPrime
United States468 Posts
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Sakkreth
Lithuania1096 Posts
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FrkFrJss
Canada1205 Posts
https://m.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/55idn4/vod_2016_kespa_cup_spoiler_protection_on/ All spoiler free | ||
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breaker1328
Canada298 Posts
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MrChairman
New Zealand1 Post
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Ingvar
Russian Federation421 Posts
On October 03 2016 04:03 Jeremy Reimer wrote: Congrats to Neeb! This is the first time since Jinro that a foreigner has advanced to the Ro4 in a Korean tournament. I stayed up late to watch it. Felt like old times. That's misleading. Current Kespa cup is still a weekend tournament, while Jinro reached ro4 of early GSLs. However, I believe Neeb's run is already better than Sen's win in Taiwan open and Lilbow's WCS runs (by quality of competition) and then Snute's IEM Shenzhen run (by reaching ro4). So it is the best foreigner result of at least 2 years. I'm to lazy to check before that but it is significant by itself. | ||
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FrkFrJss
Canada1205 Posts
On October 03 2016 09:11 Ingvar wrote: That's misleading. Current Kespa cup is still a weekend tournament, while Jinro reached ro4 of early GSLs. However, I believe Neeb's run is already better than Sen's win in Taiwan open and Lilbow's WCS runs (by quality of competition) and then Snute's IEM Shenzhen run (by reaching ro4). So it is the best foreigner result of at least 2 years. I'm to lazy to check before that but it is significant by itself. Also, as already stated in another thread, in that run, Jinro beat MC, who was a heavy favourite, with mech. Also, as a caveat, Jinro played Terran at that time, and they were by definitely the best race at that time. Here, Neeb isn't beating Terran, who have had trouble against P. (Though he did face Pet and Rogue...) | ||
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Raineeb
Philippines39 Posts
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Dumbledore
Sweden725 Posts
On October 03 2016 04:03 Jeremy Reimer wrote: Congrats to Neeb! This is the first time since Jinro that a foreigner has advanced to the Ro4 in a Korean tournament. I stayed up late to watch it. Felt like old times. And that PvP basetrade was crazy! Worth noting is that Kespa Cup started of at a Ro16, while GSL (Jinro's Run(s)) started of at Ro32. Thus Jinro's Ro4 is more impressive since it is one step deeper. | ||
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Thomasmarkle
United States85 Posts
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orllyfools
United States153 Posts
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
On October 03 2016 14:48 orllyfools wrote: man. i was watching worlds and the foreigners are beating koreans. is it the magical time in esports that everyone else is catching up with the koreans??? No? Did you see Nerchio and MarineLord advance? 1 out of 3 isn't everyone. | ||
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deus.machinarum
Austria658 Posts
I like your thinking, gonna try this in case there are enough people so I can hide in the crowd  On October 03 2016 06:12 B42b42oss4 wrote: Just go to Youtube to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-uRIJPCxHjffqlil5hkuZkeIHSqCkcq8 It's the channel of eSportsTV. The titles of the videos are like "[KeSPA Cup] Maru vs Patience RO.16 Group D match1 set1" So you only see how many matches have been played but not who won, so it's relatively spoiler free. Yeah! that's what I was looking for: spoiler-free but in order, thank you They do spoil how many games were played in a series, but nothing's perfect, eh | ||
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zakadar
Germany409 Posts
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-KG-
Denmark1218 Posts
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RaNgeD
United States733 Posts
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iloveav
Poland1478 Posts
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