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Teamkills happen for other ex teams as well, i am too lazy to do the analysis over all the tournaments in the last 2 years to see if jinair actually has more than others, if you are motivated enough you can post your findings though 
Other than that there isn't really anything worthwhile to discuss here, the point of this thread is implying that the teamhouse environment is a big factor in maru's success, theoretically that could be true but if we look at the other players in jinair they didn't perform better comparatively even though dave4 claims they did.
I mean for this year you really just have to look at the wcs standings as well.
Total Jinair points (6 players): 28975 points where half of them are maru
Total exSKT points (5 players): 19675
Total exKT: (6 players with jjakji retiring) : 22500 , 22300 without jjakji
If we would remove the best of each team they would all fall to about the same points. So yes, maru dominates but that's about it.
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On September 29 2018 02:06 The_Red_Viper wrote:Teamkills happen for other ex teams as well, i am too lazy to do the analysis over all the tournaments in the last 2 years to see if jinair actually has more than others, if you are motivated enough you can post your findings though Other than that there isn't really anything worthwhile to discuss here, the point of this thread is implying that the teamhouse environment is a big factor in maru's success, theoretically that could be true but if we look at the other players in jinair they didn't perform better comparatively even though dave4 claims they did. I mean for this year you really just have to look at the wcs standings as well. Total Jinair points (6 players): 28975 points where half of them are maru Total exSKT points (5 players): 19675 Total exKT: (6 players with jjakji retiring) : 22500 , 22300 without jjakji If we would remove the best of each team they would all fall to about the same points. So yes, maru dominates but that's about it.
well, the point is, that there's NO SKT and NO KT. Thus JAGW is the best team and it is dominant even if it's just Maru and teamkills.
DOn't be in the past. And KT/SKT would be more dominant, that's for sure, but at the same time KT/SKT were more dominant than JAGW even before, so, uh, surprise? oO
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And I am one of those who says they're not that dominant as they could be(or as others are making it)
And what happened to my JAGW flair? that's jar jar 
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I think you should read this thread and what the op argues to understand why i post these things. Otherwise we talk past each other.
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We really need kespa back
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On September 29 2018 02:25 The_Red_Viper wrote:
I think you should read this thread and what the op argues to understand why i post these things. Otherwise we talk past each other.
I though that was a reaction on me, if not, then ignore me 
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I think we need Tastosis to discuss during their broadcast and see who they agree with :-)
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Creator beating TY was definitely due to his superior practice environment. There's no way TY can catch up to him with this disadvantage.
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On September 29 2018 04:41 Charoisaur wrote:
Creator beating TY was definitely due to his superior practice environment. There's no way TY can catch up to him with this disadvantage.
Yeah, I'm sure that's why Trap beat Stats as well, and there is no way for Stats to ever catch up to Trap with this disadvantage.......
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On September 29 2018 18:10 Shuffleblade wrote:Show nested quote +On September 29 2018 04:41 Charoisaur wrote:
Creator beating TY was definitely due to his superior practice environment. There's no way TY can catch up to him with this disadvantage. Yeah, I'm sure that's why Trap beat Stats as well, and there is no way for Stats to ever catch up to Trap with this disadvantage.......
Blatant sarcasm
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Too much biased fanboism and propaganda even get blamed by other foreign fans. And if he only had knowledge about sc2. But apparently he does not either.
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It is certainly true that teams disbanding and thus players retiring had a negative impact on the korean scene, less talent and thus less possible competition. We mostly have the top players still playing though, the players who had peaks before and showed they could be champions in the kespa era, so i wouldn't look at it too negatively. If anything the lack of new blood is something one should be concerned with, but that was also the case during the kespa time.
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