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Zergiica
Croatia125 Posts
"Hey guys sorry for being quiet lately I can finally say I’m going to Korea today , I’ll be staying there for a couple of months let’s see how it goes." Will he play GSL? For me it is a very exciting news. (I couldn't find anything about it here, I hope it is not posted already). LINK on his profile. 
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RDO
Italy60 Posts
Will he play GSL? He will! He just tweeted a screenshot with the confirmation from AfreecaTV for the GSL qualifier application  | ||
CynicalDeath
Italy3381 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany6924 Posts
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[PkF] Wire
France24202 Posts
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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
It s the first time in several year, that I ll actually follow a gsl season a little bit closer I gues. Some much needed fresh air for the competition. He will have the worst seed in every single round, so it s going to be super tough and his group will always be the group of death, pretty exciting to see how far he can get | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25235 Posts
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bela.mervado
Hungary387 Posts
or Reynor really starts to look more and more like Rossi. GL in Korea! | ||
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tigera6
3397 Posts
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FamesCorv
Germany33 Posts
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dysenterymd
1237 Posts
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2449 Posts
On August 03 2022 00:16 tigera6 wrote: Does GSL allow players to change race between matches or games within a match? Did Scarlett ever attempt to do in Korean soil? | ||
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2449 Posts
On August 03 2022 00:19 FamesCorv wrote: Really hope he stays focused and is on his best sigma male grindset. He should be a strong contender for the semifinals togehter with Maru, Dark and HerO. You must be underestimating Rogue and Trap a lot. | ||
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RKC
2848 Posts
Et tu, Serral? | ||
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RogerChillingworth
2843 Posts
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2449 Posts
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
any info on where/how he'll live? is the foreigner team house still a thing? | ||
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qcHanHan
Denmark71 Posts
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CynicalDeath
Italy3381 Posts
On August 03 2022 03:06 Schelim wrote: gonna be real interesting how he does in GSL format and how the Koreans will handle having him around any info on where/how he'll live? is the foreigner team house still a thing? | ||
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muppet70
Sweden72 Posts
On August 03 2022 00:31 swarminfestor wrote: Did Scarlett ever attempt to do in Korean soil? 2017-2020  Scarlett/Results | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2718 Posts
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swarminfestor
Malaysia2449 Posts
I mean attempt to offrace in any of GSL matches before? | ||
Waxangel
United States33380 Posts
On August 03 2022 03:06 Schelim wrote: gonna be real interesting how he does in GSL format and how the Koreans will handle having him around any info on where/how he'll live? is the foreigner team house still a thing? Well, he already reached the Code S RO16 back in 2018, a few months before he was old enough to play in WCS officially. He's had an okay career since then, so I think he'll do fine  | ||
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vyzion
308 Posts
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TequilaMockingbird
Germany64 Posts
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Drahkn
191 Posts
If Reynor wins a GSL I think he will have a higher chance the first time he plays it then consecutive attempts, and I hope someone tells him not to play Protoss. ( I don't think you can race swap in GSL actually, I think you have to choose a race when you sign up and then you must play that race. | ||
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yoshi245
United States2969 Posts
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
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mark_lenders
74 Posts
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CicadaSC
United States1696 Posts
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v1p3r52
New Zealand182 Posts
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Captain Peabody
United States3110 Posts
I think he has a real shot at doing very well indeed, but it will at least be fun. And hopefully he has a good time in Korea hanging out with Tasteless and the boys. | ||
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vult
United States9400 Posts
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Kinky
United States4126 Posts
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Telephone
United States140 Posts
Yes. Yes we do. | ||
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tommey.liang
United States362 Posts
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veniss
75 Posts
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vhapter
Brazil677 Posts
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Aphex3DS
5 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany6924 Posts
On August 03 2022 03:30 CynicalDeath wrote: https://twitter.com/onfireNoRegreT/status/1554493861430341634 They need a Terran there. Let's go Clem! | ||
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Edpayasugo
United Kingdom2215 Posts
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Poopi
France12861 Posts
. He is probably the favorite to win it all alongside Rogue, herO, Dark and Maru, anything other than ro6+ would be a disappointment | ||
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pandorasheep
73 Posts
Rooting for Reynor! One of the few legit non-Korean players out there! | ||
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yoshi245
United States2969 Posts
On August 03 2022 20:22 pandorasheep wrote: Nice! Glad to see Reynor stepping up to be an actual legit player. Unlike some people call "GOAT" but is way to scared to play with the big boys in GSL main season. You honestly can't call someone a GOAT if they've never even attempted or expressed the desire to play in GSL main season. I can see Clem one day trying at GSL main season as well. Can't see any other foreigner attempt this as they aren't good enough to play in GSL. Rooting for Reynor! One of the few legit non-Korean players out there! Shots fired at Serral there, but I do have to agree. He doesn't seem to have the will to do what Neeb, Scarlet, Astrea, Special in the past and now Reynor will do and compete at Code S with the intent of going as far as possible if not outright winning it. But hey, it's an easier road for titles and prize money for him to beat up non-koreans than to face actual Koreans in a domestic tourney over several weeks. Reynor is a true competitor and even goes out of his comfort zone by joining a Chinese Team just to compete at WTL, even offraces as Toss on open cups and major/premiere tourneys and now is going to Korea for Code S. | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
It seems to me Reynor may be a bit bored and is looking to shake things up for himself. Joining a Chinese team, off racing in tournaments, now going to Korea and playing GSL... | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25235 Posts
On August 03 2022 20:22 pandorasheep wrote: Nice! Glad to see Reynor stepping up to be an actual legit player. Unlike some people call "GOAT" but is way to scared to play with the big boys in GSL main season. You honestly can't call someone a GOAT if they've never even attempted or expressed the desire to play in GSL main season. I can see Clem one day trying at GSL main season as well. Can't see any other foreigner attempt this as they aren't good enough to play in GSL. Rooting for Reynor! One of the few legit non-Korean players out there! Nonsense, ask the Koreans if they think Serral is a legit player or not… It’s cool to see Reynor give it a shot, it’d be cool to see others give it a shot too but why turn something cool into a barb to bash other players? | ||
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Captain Peabody
United States3110 Posts
Of course Korea is still one of the strongest regions, and if it's not the absolute top GSL is still one of the 2-3 most prestigious tournaments in the scene, and would be even more prestigious for a foreigner who managed to overcome the logistical and cultural hurdles. If Reynor actually wins a GSL in Korea it would be a huge boost to his status as a player. I imagine that's why he's doing it, other than the chance to improve and his general drive to compete and try things and keep himself interested. | ||
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pandorasheep
73 Posts
On August 03 2022 23:33 WombaT wrote: Nonsense, ask the Koreans if they think Serral is a legit player or not… It’s cool to see Reynor give it a shot, it’d be cool to see others give it a shot too but why turn something cool into a barb to bash other players? Have you ever heard of optics? Things are way different from back then when Huk or MC or Idra would shit talk other players. Things are way too PC for any player to admit that they think Serral is a bad player. They say they respect him, but only for image sake. I'd love to hear what's in their actual mind. Anyway, I was congratulating Reynor but some how people here is making this article about Serral. On August 03 2022 23:56 Captain Peabody wrote: Yeah, I don't think this is a knock against Serral in itself. Korea is no longer assumed 100% better than the rest of the world, and GSL is no longer the most prestigious tournament. Plus things have merged a lot back since the days of total region lock, so Serral plays the top Koreans pretty regularly at this point anyway. And from interviews they very much respect & fear him, seemingly more than any other foreigner. Of course Korea is still one of the strongest regions, and if it's not the absolute top GSL is still one of the 2-3 most prestigious tournaments in the scene, and would be even more prestigious for a foreigner who managed to overcome the logistical and cultural hurdles. If Reynor actually wins a GSL in Korea it would be a huge boost to his status as a player. I imagine that's why he's doing it, other than the chance to improve and his general drive to compete and try things and keep himself interested. I think even you know that playing in a month long league is different and requires actual skill compared to weekend tournaments like HSC | ||
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Artanis[Xp]
Netherlands12968 Posts
Serral 7-3 Maru Serral 2-0 Dark Serral 7-2 Rogue Serral 0-1 herO Total 16-6 If Koreans didn't fear Serral, then they'd be very foolish. Reynor 4-7 Maru Reynor 3-2 Dark Reynor 1-0 Rogue Reynor 3-2 herO Total 11-11 They should definitely fear Reynor too, though. Looking forward to seeing what he brings to the table  | ||
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dysenterymd
1237 Posts
On August 04 2022 04:38 Artanis[Xp] wrote: 2022 Overall game score Serral 7-3 Maru Serral 2-0 Dark Serral 7-2 Rogue Serral 0-1 herO Total 16-6 If Koreans didn't fear Serral, then they'd be very foolish. Reynor 4-7 Maru Reynor 3-2 Dark Reynor 1-0 Rogue Reynor 3-2 herO Total 11-11 They should definitely fear Reynor too, though. Looking forward to seeing what he brings to the table No you see, some of those matches were in totally unimportant tournaments like IEM Katowice so Serral isn't a legit player. As for Reynor's chances I'm sort of pessimistic just because GSL is such a different format from what Reynor's used to. He's even said in interviews that he doesn't do much prep for opponents, which may be fine in weekenders (even there I think it hurts him some), but that definitely won't fly in GSL. His baseline skill might be good enough for a deep run, but without some adjustments I doubt he can win. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25235 Posts
On August 04 2022 04:46 dysenterymd wrote: No you see, some of those matches were in totally unimportant tournaments like IEM Katowice so Serral isn't a legit player. As for Reynor's chances I'm sort of pessimistic just because GSL is such a different format from what Reynor's used to. He's even said in interviews that he doesn't do much prep for opponents, which may be fine in weekenders (even there I think it hurts him some), but that definitely won't fly in GSL. His baseline skill might be good enough for a deep run, but without some adjustments I doubt he can win. I think if he can make playoffs he’ll have a good bit of space for decent prep and planning. It’s probably the group phases that might prove tricky in that regard, and where Reynor may hope to get through mostly on his general level. But yeah I largely agree, I think it’s partly why he’s doing this, to push himself out of his comfort zone a bit and develop that planning aspect as a player. | ||
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pandorasheep
73 Posts
On August 04 2022 04:46 dysenterymd wrote: No you see, some of those matches were in totally unimportant tournaments like IEM Katowice so Serral isn't a legit player. As for Reynor's chances I'm sort of pessimistic just because GSL is such a different format from what Reynor's used to. He's even said in interviews that he doesn't do much prep for opponents, which may be fine in weekenders (even there I think it hurts him some), but that definitely won't fly in GSL. His baseline skill might be good enough for a deep run, but without some adjustments I doubt he can win. I think you are HEAVILY underestimating jetlag | ||
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tigera6
3397 Posts
On August 04 2022 05:51 WombaT wrote: I think if he can make playoffs he’ll have a good bit of space for decent prep and planning. It’s probably the group phases that might prove tricky in that regard, and where Reynor may hope to get through mostly on his general level. But yeah I largely agree, I think it’s partly why he’s doing this, to push himself out of his comfort zone a bit and develop that planning aspect as a player. I think someone mentioned it before, but what also working against Reynor is the seeding. He might be in the same group with one of the 3 Dark-Maru-herO, Rogue is probably a seed in Ro20 as well. Throw in another player like Cure/Solar/Ragnarok in that group and its quite tricky for Reynor to get out of the group. | ||
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HeroSandro
530 Posts
On August 04 2022 12:54 pandorasheep wrote: I think you are HEAVILY underestimating jetlag Serral must be a superhuman as he has defeated koreans AND jet lag in GSL vs the world -tournaments. Or does jet lag only for when traveling from Korea to Europe? | ||
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pandorasheep
73 Posts
On August 04 2022 13:51 HeroSandro wrote: Serral must be a superhuman as he has defeated koreans AND jet lag in GSL vs the world -tournaments. Or does jet lag only for when traveling from Korea to Europe? I believe he arrived to Korea like a week or more before GSL vs the world - which is not GSL Code S BTW - which is plenty of time to rest and recover. Koreans when going to Europe arrive within a few days - usually 2 or 3 - before the tournament. These EU tournaments are also weekend events, so its grueling on the body as well. I'm guessing you've never flown anywhere long. Europe to Europe travel is extremely easy and not very taxing on the body. | ||
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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
Example: King of Battles/2Reynor was the last Player to be picked there, so I gues they do respect him | ||
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t5Fab
183 Posts
(Btw Riccardino is reynor...) p.s. Guys, stop feeding the troll | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
Now he just has to win. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6924 Posts
On August 04 2022 04:46 dysenterymd wrote: No you see, some of those matches were in totally unimportant tournaments like IEM Katowice so Serral isn't a legit player. As for Reynor's chances I'm sort of pessimistic just because GSL is such a different format from what Reynor's used to. He's even said in interviews that he doesn't do much prep for opponents, which may be fine in weekenders (even there I think it hurts him some), but that definitely won't fly in GSL. His baseline skill might be good enough for a deep run, but without some adjustments I doubt he can win. He got Jake there with him for the devious builds and build prep. Should help him a lot. Also, PLEASE STOP FEEDING THE TROLL | ||
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Poopi
France12861 Posts
On August 04 2022 19:05 Harris1st wrote: He got Jake there with him for the devious builds and build prep. Should help him a lot. Also, PLEASE STOP FEEDING THE TROLL Couldn't he ask Lambo for coaching again? Should work easily even remotely. I could very well see Reynor get upset in group stage without coaching, but with Lambo's help he should maximize his potential and go very far | ||
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661
71 Posts
Let's go Reynor, please win the whole thing. | ||
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Captain Peabody
United States3110 Posts
On August 04 2022 19:10 Poopi wrote: Couldn't he ask Lambo for coaching again? Should work easily even remotely. I could very well see Reynor get upset in group stage without coaching, but with Lambo's help he should maximize his potential and go very far Yeah, Lambo coaching Bonjwa. Do it for Foreigner Honor, Lambo! | ||
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tigera6
3397 Posts
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland4193 Posts
hope he does well | ||
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Captain Peabody
United States3110 Posts
On August 05 2022 00:28 tigera6 wrote: It would shock the whole world if MaxPax reveal himself for the first time by playing in the GSL as well, lol. How do you know MaxPax isn't already playing in the GSL...? | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
On August 05 2022 02:42 Captain Peabody wrote: How do you know MaxPax isn't already playing in the GSL...? didn't he just win the whole thing?  | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2718 Posts
Well Maxpax does share his portrait with the famous player TBD who is in every tournament. | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
On August 05 2022 04:50 argonautdice wrote: Well Maxpax does share his portrait with the famous player TBD who is in every tournament. yeah but TBD never seems to make it to the finals | ||
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miau
18 Posts
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661
71 Posts
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RDO
Italy60 Posts
On August 08 2022 19:36 661 wrote: Can I watch the qualifiers somewhere? Reynor tweeted earlier that there's no stream for this one.  | ||
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661
71 Posts
On August 08 2022 19:40 RDO wrote: Reynor tweeted earlier that there's no stream for this one. :/ alright, thanks for the answer anyway | ||
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Poopi
France12861 Posts
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ExpatRights
53 Posts
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lestye
United States4163 Posts
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
On August 10 2022 02:32 lestye wrote: This is super exciting! Are there any other foreigners in Korea for BW/SC2 nowadays? Astrea/Nice/Special/Scarlett/Rex. Only Astrea and Reynor qualified for GSL | ||
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