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Elentos
55560 Posts
On August 31 2018 19:28 Fango wrote: Everyone apart from those who run liquipedia seem to think so at least  We've had this conversation before, AfreecaTV counts GSL vs the World as a GSL. | ||
nimdil
Poland3751 Posts
On August 30 2018 03:45 Ej_ wrote: Zerg has just won a tournament in Korea, calm your tits. Mamy Jaedong is sucking all zerg power in Korea right now? + Show Spoiler + Possible given how he dispatched Rain in KSL (in Brood War ofc) | ||
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Cookie
Canada94 Posts
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Charoisaur
Germany16017 Posts
On August 31 2018 19:28 Fango wrote: Everyone apart from those who run liquipedia seem to think so at least I don't see why it shouldn't count as a GSL, it's in the name. It's certainly neither a GSL Code S nor a Starleague though which is what really counts. | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2719 Posts
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
On September 01 2018 03:21 argonautdice wrote: shouldn't they swap the ro4 dates? I mean maru, gumiho, stats, zest play Ro8 on Sunday and winners play Ro4 3 days later while Neeb and TY plays on Sep 8th, which conflicts with WCS Montreal. If they swap the dates then Neeb avoids the schedule clash while the other side of the bracket gets more time to prepare. They should swap dates also because they just swapped so Maru could go to Asian Games. If Neeb beats TY though, he should definitely skip Montreal to prepare for GSL finals to make history. | ||
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Melix
United States89 Posts
On September 01 2018 03:21 argonautdice wrote: shouldn't they swap the ro4 dates? I mean maru, gumiho, stats, zest play Ro8 on Sunday and winners play Ro4 3 days later while Neeb and TY plays on Sep 8th, which conflicts with WCS Montreal. If they swap the dates then Neeb avoids the schedule clash while the other side of the bracket gets more time to prepare. Artosis said on the Pylon show they are already working on scheduling around Neeb's conflict with WCS Montreal. | ||
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cjb
United States99 Posts
But is Rogue actually known for his "genius and creative play" Wasn't he the first person to do this? | ||
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Jasper_Ty
101 Posts
On August 30 2018 18:15 Malongo wrote: But is Rogue actually known for his "genius and creative play" or because of his solid fundamentals and strong lategame? I am not an expert but not playing to your strenghts is actually a very poor plan for any competitive athlete. Well, he was known for strategies and builds in HotS. Nydus Swarm Host Proxy Hatch And of course, the iconic baneling drops | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
On August 31 2018 20:50 Elentos wrote: We've had this conversation before, AfreecaTV counts GSL vs the World as a GSL. And my response is the same as it was last time. Do they really? They give INno 3 medals when he goes into matches, not four. GOM also wanted Mvp's to count I guess, but that was purely for G5L hype. | ||
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washikie
United States752 Posts
On August 30 2018 18:15 Malongo wrote: But is Rogue actually known for his "genius and creative play" or because of his solid fundamentals and strong lategame? I am not an expert but not playing to your strenghts is actually a very poor plan for any competitive athlete. Rouge is known for his genius and creative play, in the past that's what defined him as a player it's only recently, like last year that he started to bring his mechanics up to the level they are today. Rouge used to be the Zerg that did all sorts of weird but smart builds that allowed him to win games. I think his loss is more attributed to his smart plays not working out vs what been brought than anything else. | ||
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Yonnua
United Kingdom2331 Posts
On September 01 2018 23:17 Fango wrote: And my response is the same as it was last time. Do they really? They give INno 3 medals when he goes into matches, not four. GOM also wanted Mvp's to count I guess, but that was purely for G5L hype. Mvp's wasn't GSL vs the World, it was GSL World Championship and was specifically referred to as equivalent to a GSL Code S by GOM from the start of 2011. GSL vs the World was never advertised as that and never treated as that by Afreeca. The biggest difference is, of course, that GSL WC was qualifier based (even if the qualifiers were pretty dire for its time), and GSL vs the World had players who were invited. If WC was held today, it obviously wouldn't be counted by Afreeca, but it was always intended to be a GSL at the time, unlike GSL vs the World. | ||
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