EPTScarlett and MajOr qualify for Code S - Page 7
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Hushfieldx
Belgium64 Posts
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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19345 Posts
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
On April 02 2017 20:45 Ej_ wrote: Terran and Zerg so easy that foreigners made Code S. User was warned for this post In the good old days, Mods would have seen that as Joke  Especially at 12-10-10 which is so nice balance of races, its just perfect for viewers lets hope for very few mirrors in the first rounds | ||
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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19345 Posts
On April 03 2017 17:43 Drake wrote: In the good old days, Mods would have seen that as Joke Especially at 12-10-10 which is so nice balance of races, its just perfect for viewers lets hope for very few mirrors in the first rounds I gotta agree. To me, that appeared to be a pretty good joke. | ||
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wraggy1234
United Kingdom135 Posts
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Executer08
Germany163 Posts
other than that, hopefully at least one of them can make it through to the RO 16 this time. it was really heartbreaking to see scarlett fail so closely last season | ||
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hiroshOne
Poland425 Posts
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GreatCraft
21 Posts
Scarlett or Zest, and I'll be happy. | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On April 03 2017 17:08 BisuDagger wrote: There are too many downers in ths thread. Who cares how difficult the qualifiers are. These two are going to be matched up against some ridiculously good players. Their achievement to get this far is great and anything beyond this will be amazing to see. this is where i'm at with it too. foreigners competing in korean leagues is hype. if some people don't feel that, well, sucks for them. i never really understood the whole mentality of "anything worse than the best i've ever seen is trash." it's what contributes to toxic ladder attitudes as well. you get people in diamond raging and calling each other worthless garbage players because everyone is being compared to this ridiculous, impossible standard of being like taeja or life or byun or soo the talent pool feels a little thin these days, sure. but scarlett and major vs. the korean heavyweights in an offline tournament is fucking cool, just like snute vs korean heavyweights in IEM was cool and just like it will always be cool. if you're too fixated on your meritocracy about THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST to enjoy it, then well, i dunno. everyone is different, i suppose! i dunno. i watch foreign WCS qualifiers and it's fun. the hype for me comes from whether the tournament is a big deal and whether the games are close/interesting, which doesn't require that both players be the literal best in the world. i kind of suspect that all the people who claim they "just want to see the best" would get pretty sick of the top players if they just repeatedly streamed showmatches against each other with no prize money or trophies on the line. the synthetic drama of the competition is what makes it interesting | ||
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Alexcalibur1996
United States39 Posts
Also, go ByuN! | ||
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
pretty badass | ||
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Superbanana
2369 Posts
Hopefully his problem is travelling and not nerves. Since he is already is Seoul. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16062 Posts
On April 04 2017 02:07 brickrd wrote: this is where i'm at with it too. foreigners competing in korean leagues is hype. if some people don't feel that, well, sucks for them. i never really understood the whole mentality of "anything worse than the best i've ever seen is trash." it's what contributes to toxic ladder attitudes as well. you get people in diamond raging and calling each other worthless garbage players because everyone is being compared to this ridiculous, impossible standard of being like taeja or life or byun or soo the talent pool feels a little thin these days, sure. but scarlett and major vs. the korean heavyweights in an offline tournament is fucking cool, just like snute vs korean heavyweights in IEM was cool and just like it will always be cool. if you're too fixated on your meritocracy about THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST to enjoy it, then well, i dunno. everyone is different, i suppose! i dunno. i watch foreign WCS qualifiers and it's fun. the hype for me comes from whether the tournament is a big deal and whether the games are close/interesting, which doesn't require that both players be the literal best in the world. i kind of suspect that all the people who claim they "just want to see the best" would get pretty sick of the top players if they just repeatedly streamed showmatches against each other with no prize money or trophies on the line. the synthetic drama of the competition is what makes it interesting People pointing out how easy the qualification paths were doesn't mean they aren't happy to see foreigners competing in Code S and aren't looking forward to it. It's just that making Code S isn't nearly as much of an achievement as it would be 2-3 years ago. Don't know where's the problem with pointing that out. | ||
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RaiKageRyu
Canada4773 Posts
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ShoCkeyy
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pvsnp
7676 Posts
I see Sasha upsetting everyone when she takes out Inno. Grats to both Scarlett and Major, and that they do well in GSL Think you might be getting a little ahead of yourself there. I'm all for optimism, but there is difference between that and suicidal overconfidence. There are only two people that can take on Inno right now and their names are Stats and Dark. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
edit: nevermind you fixed it | ||
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pvsnp
7676 Posts
Last they played Scarlett won 2-0 actually. No fair, you caught me before I edited my post  Reread it plz. Yeah, that was the IEM quals where she cheesed out both Inno and Maru as I recall. Shameful play all around. Pure cheese. | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On April 04 2017 13:16 pvsnp wrote: No fair, you caught me before I edited my post Reread it plz. Yeah, that was the IEM quals where she cheesed out both Inno and Maru as I recall. Shameful play all around. Pure cheese. If you can't handle the cheese, stay out of Scarlett's kitchen | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17500 Posts
great job by both players. foreign country, different language, different culture.... its tough enough to get into Code S without these other obstacles adding to the burden. | ||
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