EPT2017 GSL Season 1 Code A Qualifiers - Page 15
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
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Ziggy
South Korea2105 Posts
Do you know the meaning of the word "since"? | ||
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Elentos
55553 Posts
Ej_ you savage. | ||
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zaizierainyday
Vietnam81 Posts
On December 27 2016 19:11 ZiggyPG wrote: Do you know the meaning of the word "since"? sorry, misread it  | ||
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ParksonVN
Australia370 Posts
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On December 27 2016 18:44 ZiggyPG wrote: Sooo Scarlett is the first foreigner in a StarLeague since Stephano in 2013? I wonder how far she'll manage to go, wouldn't want this to turn out to be a damp squib in the end. Jim and Scarlett were seeded into the RO32 of the first SSL. Dunno if the RO32 counts in SSL anyways though. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany15970 Posts
Damages the korean scene even more... But congratz to scarlett I guess | ||
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Elentos
55553 Posts
On December 27 2016 19:54 Charoisaur wrote: Don't like it that foreigners are able to take prizemoney that belongs to the KR region while koreans can't do the same in foreign tourneys. Damages the korean scene even more... But congratz to scarlett I guess If they really cared they could have "accidentally" seeded her into a difficult group. | ||
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Ziggy
South Korea2105 Posts
On December 27 2016 19:39 Phredxor wrote: Jim and Scarlett were seeded into the RO32 of the first SSL. Dunno if the RO32 counts in SSL anyways though. Oh, you're right, I forgot about that. They were, however, seeded and didn't have to go through any qualifiers. But I guess it still has to count as participating in a StarLeague. | ||
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KeksX
Germany3634 Posts
On December 27 2016 19:54 Charoisaur wrote: Don't like it that foreigners are able to take prizemoney that belongs to the KR region while koreans can't do the same in foreign tourneys. Damages the korean scene even more... But congratz to scarlett I guess What are you talking about? They can if they want to and there are Koreans that do. Also, Scarlett moved there and lives there now. She is completely able and entitled to be playing in KR tournaments. No need to be a prick about it - she earned this. That said - Scarlett fighting! Excited to see a foreigner in GSL again. | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On December 27 2016 17:11 rednusa wrote: Scarlett is just another foreign player to make it to code S after being given a Seed lol Anyway lets see if she can pull a Neeb, she had great results in Basetrade's tournament beating Ryung Solar Stats | ||
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paralleluniverse
4065 Posts
On December 27 2016 18:36 Elentos wrote: Why would they? I can't imagine the players would want their replays to be available for their Code S opponents to check out. Not to mention casting this would take forever (even just half of it or only the qualifying matches). Because there's no Code A. They should have substituted it with the qualifiers. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany15970 Posts
On December 27 2016 20:41 KeksX wrote: What are you talking about? They can if they want to and there are Koreans that do. Also, Scarlett moved there and lives there now. She is completely able and entitled to be playing in KR tournaments. No need to be a prick about it - she earned this. That said - Scarlett fighting! Excited to see a foreigner in GSL again. Koreans need a visa to play in foreign tournaments, scarlett doesn't. It's like MC, Yoda etc playing in WCS 2014 just that it's only allowed one way. I'm not saying she doesn't earn this but it's unfair that it's only allowed one way. The korean scene is already overpopulated if you just take the korean players, if foreigners take away some of the few spots it hurts the korean scene even more. | ||
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Elentos
55553 Posts
On December 27 2016 21:08 paralleluniverse wrote: Because there's no Code A. They should have substituted it with the qualifiers. You know, one of the reasons to cut Code A would have been to save money in as many ways as they can. If they're going to broadcast 32+ qualifying best of 3 matches they might as well have kept Code A. | ||
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[16thSq] Kuro
1214 Posts
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Kaizor
Singapore909 Posts
On December 27 2016 21:50 Charoisaur wrote: Koreans need a visa to play in foreign tournaments, scarlett doesn't. It's like MC, Yoda etc playing in WCS 2014 just that it's only allowed one way. I'm not saying she doesn't earn this but it's unfair that it's only allowed one way. The korean scene is already overpopulated if you just take the korean players, if foreigners take away some of the few spots it hurts the korean scene even more. Scarlett was one foreigner to qualify out of 32 spots. If there was no visa requirement and koreans can just go to europe or america to play and win money, i daresay they could take up 50% or more of the 32 spots. So that doesn't hurt the foreigner scene?? | ||
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Ansibled
United Kingdom9872 Posts
Although in practice it isn't as much of an issue because of differences in structure. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On December 28 2016 00:39 Ansibled wrote: Since WCS is region locked, GSL should be too I think. Although in practice it isn't as much of an issue because of differences in structure. If you can get a visa and move to a foreign country, you can play WCS. If you can get a visa to live in Korea, you can participate in GSL. It's not that much different. | ||
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Elentos
55553 Posts
On December 28 2016 00:42 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: If you can get a visa and move to a foreign country, you can play WCS. If you can get a visa to live in Korea, you can participate in GSL. It's not that much different. I've never heard of a WCS player who wanted to play in GSL but had to miss out most of the year because it took him 9 months to get a visa that allows him to stay in Korea long enough to play GSL. On the other hand, I have heard of TRUE. The point being, it's so much more difficult for a Korean to be allowed to play WCS than a non-Korean to be allowed to play GSL. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On December 28 2016 00:46 Elentos wrote: I've never heard of a WCS player who wanted to play in GSL but had to miss out most of the year because it took him 9 months to get a visa that allows him to stay in Korea long enough to play GSL. On the other hand, I have heard of TRUE. The point being, it's so much more difficult for a Korean to be allowed to play WCS than a non-Korean to be allowed to play GSL. I think part of the reason Neeb went back to the USA was because he couldn't overstay his visa, hence why he's not in this GSL. I could be wrong on that though. | ||
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