Neeb wins KeSPA Cup - Page 6
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20-Minute-Jackal
United States336 Posts
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RKC
2848 Posts
On October 04 2016 02:24 Thouhastmail wrote: KeSPA Cup is not a premiere tourney - GSl/SSL is. Yeah, KeSPA Cup is at the same level of IEM and DH (pre-region lock) - which is still a big achievement for a foreigner to win. Neeb's victory is perhaps on par with Lilbow winning WCS last year (though some will argue that it's higher, due to KeSPA Cup being so stacked and hosted in Korea). Tbh I'm really not sure how to rate KeSPA Cup in the bigger scheme of things. How seriously do the Korean pros treat it and prepare for it? Even when watching last year's tourneys, I don't really feel the same level of intensity from the top players. | ||
zakadar
Germany409 Posts
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Advantageous
China1350 Posts
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
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Elentos
55458 Posts
On October 04 2016 02:38 RKC wrote: Yeah, KeSPA Cup is at the same level of IEM and DH (pre-region lock) - which is still a big achievement for a foreigner to win. Neeb's victory is perhaps on par with Lilbow winning WCS last year (though some will argue that it's higher, due to KeSPA Cup being so stacked and hosted in Korea). Tbh I'm really not sure how to rate KeSPA Cup in the bigger scheme of things. How seriously do the Korean pros treat it and prepare for it? Even when watching last year's tourneys, I don't really feel the same level of intensity from the top players. I think that just depends on the players like usual. You could clearly see TY and Trap prepared a lot of different builds and strategies and were pretty invested into this one tournament, while other players just did the same things they always do. | ||
Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
On October 04 2016 02:38 RKC wrote: Yeah, KeSPA Cup is at the same level of IEM and DH (pre-region lock) - which is still a big achievement for a foreigner to win. Neeb's victory is perhaps on par with Lilbow winning WCS last year (though some will argue that it's higher, due to KeSPA Cup being so stacked and hosted in Korea). Tbh I'm really not sure how to rate KeSPA Cup in the bigger scheme of things. How seriously do the Korean pros treat it and prepare for it? Even when watching last year's tourneys, I don't really feel the same level of intensity from the top players. Korean SC 101: Tourney level on Korean perspective Premier: Blizzcon, GSL, SSL - if you win these tourneys, then Koreans consider the winner has "winning career." To be a Bonjwa, you should win these tourneys 3 times within a year. First tier - Tournaments with big prize/authority, such as IEM world, WCS season finals or DH winter (winter is bigger one, right?) Second tier - other short-term tournaments like KeSPA Cup, Cross-finals, IEM, DH, and so on. Third tier - others | ||
Antonidas
United States105 Posts
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ZergX
France436 Posts
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Raineeb
Philippines39 Posts
On October 04 2016 00:43 phodacbiet wrote: Wow. Avilo was right. If a Terran switches to Protoss, he will instantly win Korean tourneys! All kidding aside, I am lost for words. Congratulations to Neeb! You are our new foreign hope. I guess NA is the best server ![]() Avilo should switch to Protoss himself to prove his theory. Maybe he is afraid that if he does he will now be complaining about how "OP" Terran is, with the lifted building and all. It would be one of the funniest stories woudn't it? ![]() | ||
RKC
2848 Posts
On October 04 2016 02:57 Thouhastmail wrote: Korean SC 101: Tourney level on Korean perspective Premier: Blizzcon, GSL, SSL - if you win these tourneys, then Koreans consider the winner has "winning career." To be a Bonjwa, you should win these tourneys 3 times within a year. First tier - Tournaments with big prize/authority, such as IEM world, WCS season finals or DH winter (winter is bigger one, right?) Second tier - other short-term tournaments like KeSPA Cup, Cross-finals, IEM, DH, and so on. Third tier - others Thanks! Very insightful perspectives again! ![]() | ||
Lumi
United States1612 Posts
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RoninKenshin
Canada97 Posts
Neeb, you make PvP good. I'm rooting for you to win Blizzcon brother! | ||
Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
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Eiltonn
Germany307 Posts
On October 03 2016 23:37 Riner1212 wrote: I kind of wish he accomplished this by playing terran, not as a protoss... We wont see a foreigner Terran win in Korea in SC2 | ||
eviltomahawk
United States11133 Posts
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B42b42oss4
Germany40 Posts
On October 04 2016 01:34 aDyingApril wrote: Has there been any channels except the french ones that has been sending this? Just wondering where Tastosis went :/ It was streamed on youtube and not twitch. For some weird reasons youtube streams still don't get listed here on tl. | ||
Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
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Cricketer12
United States13966 Posts
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Cricketer12
United States13966 Posts
On October 04 2016 03:18 Dodgin wrote: Unbelievable. Not as unbelievable as seeing a dodgin post in october 2016 | ||
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