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LeoTheLion
China958 Posts
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NonY
8751 Posts
On December 07 2009 00:03 LeoTheLion wrote: mad props to f91. he has almost exclusively played koreans/non-TSL people to get to where he is. gogo f91!! haha why does that get props? i think ideally TSL would have its own ladder and not be a ladder within a ladder. it kinda just sucks when people don't get to play most of their games against other TSL participants. i certainly wouldnt encourage it it's gonna be really sad if you say he deserves props cuz non-TSL players are generally better than TSL players. this is supposed to be kinda a prestigious event... and i think it is :o | ||
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JoMal
Trinidad/Tobago1177 Posts
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pripple
Finland1714 Posts
Morrow beating legit A- players to reach A, great job! | ||
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
On December 07 2009 00:13 Liquid`NonY wrote: haha why does that get props? i think ideally TSL would have its own ladder and not be a ladder within a ladder. it kinda just sucks when people don't get to play most of their games against other TSL participants. i certainly wouldnt encourage it it's gonna be really sad if you say he deserves props cuz non-TSL players are generally better than TSL players. this is supposed to be kinda a prestigious event... and i think it is :o This just doesn't make sense at all. TSL players suck compared to koreans, they dodge a lot and it's all obvious. He deserves respect for reaching his place like he did. | ||
KwarK
United States43361 Posts
On December 05 2009 08:02 SkelA wrote: Kolll already B- with 39-0 i hope he gets at least A- in this weekend ! And lol Morrow way to go ... kwark style is the safest way wish you gl with the qualifers  Wait, how is it KwarK style? I thought dodging/tournamenting to A- was called morrowing :S Edit: No offence, a few seasons ago when you first achieved A- you were more like a B rank player imo but nobody could deny the constant improvement in your game, both before and since then. | ||
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NonY
8751 Posts
350 - 306 211 - 155 467 - 497 483 - 466 292 - 205 305 - 223 Those are the records of the Koreans he played from the games on the first page of his match list. He went 10-9 vs them. *golfclap* A year ago when I was in estro, iccup was more difficult, but if B teamers played that many games, they could scrap an A rank, not be stuck at A-. So by my reckoning, F91 goes about 50% with Koreans that aren't even on pro teams. edit: Oh i think i see what you're saying now. Since so many TSL players have gotten their ranks cheaply, we've lowered our standard so that people getting their rank in a normal way deserve mad props. Well i'm not going for that either. | ||
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Substandard
Italy270 Posts
On December 07 2009 00:23 iG.ClouD wrote: This just doesn't make sense at all. TSL players suck compared to koreans, they dodge a lot and it's all obvious. He deserves respect for reaching his place like he did. I agree, props to those who play every opponent. Unfortunatley it's true that most non TSL-players at A-/A rank (i. E. koreans) are better than TSL players due to dodging from the latter. This is ofc not true for everyone. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
Go Cloud! | ||
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MorroW
Sweden3522 Posts
1: its easier 2: we are all preparing this ladder to practice for the big tournament, which is filled with foreigners. foreigners and koreans gamestyle differ alot so playing against koreans wont help me stop kwarks 4gate dt rush or deskas 2base defiler etc 3: by beating a tsl gamer not only do i get points, i also push down another tsl player down the rank by usually 140 pts, which makes the overall top48 standard alot lower 4: you get a feeling of how good and what kind of gamestyle this gamer has, for example if a couple of games with this zerg guy i will have replays and intel about this gamer that i can abuse in the actual tournament 5: its funnier, its just that much funnier beating a a- foreigner that starts flaming u after game than beating a korean which just says gg. not that all foreigners start flaming but you can imagine the looks on their faces when they drop a reaver on ur spider mine xd | ||
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PhilGood2DaY
Germany7424 Posts
facing tsl gamers is better for your rank & knowledge in the upcoming TSL A mix is simply the best solution.. Only foreigners sucks but only koreans isnt a good choice as well.. imo | ||
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SkelA
Macedonia13069 Posts
On December 07 2009 00:28 KwarK wrote: Wait, how is it KwarK style? I thought dodging/tournamenting to A- was called morrowing :S Edit: No offence, a few seasons ago when you first achieved A- you were more like a B rank player imo but nobody could deny the constant improvement in your game, both before and since then. Seriosly Morrow played like 3-4 games on D C ranks just so he could hit A for the first time in his life and you have been playing 2-3 ranks lower than you to hit B+/A- for the past few months even before TSL so i dont get your statement about morrowing or w/e LoL | ||
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KwarK
United States43361 Posts
On December 07 2009 01:06 SkelA wrote: Seriosly Morrow played like 3-4 games on D C ranks just so he could hit A for the first time in his life and you have been playing 2-3 ranks lower than you to hit B+/A- for the past few months even before TSL so i dont get your statement about morrowing or w/e LoL The first time morrow got A- was through the kind of game selection I'm doing + tournaments. I'm following in his footsteps, not the other way round. | ||
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Lewis
China14 Posts
On December 07 2009 00:51 MorroW[MB] wrote: 5 reasons why its alot better playing against TSL gamers during tsl 1: its easier 2: we are all preparing this ladder to practice for the big tournament, which is filled with foreigners. foreigners and koreans gamestyle differ alot so playing against koreans wont help me stop kwarks 4gate dt rush or deskas 2base defiler etc ... How if someone dodge the games with the top players in TSL? It is unfair to the best players cause they would have less opportunities to rise the ranks. | ||
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SkelA
Macedonia13069 Posts
On December 07 2009 01:10 KwarK wrote: The first time morrow got A- was through the kind of game selection I'm doing + tournaments. I'm following in his footsteps, not the other way round. Alot of good players have been geting tournament points but thats not the point im sure that you will get eliminated in elimination rounds ( if you qualify that is ) and morrow got a good chance of going quite far. | ||
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jeddus
United States832 Posts
Kwark vs. Morrow The skills to pay the bills. | ||
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Straylight
Canada706 Posts
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ftb
49 Posts
So relax, it doesnt matter how high one is ranked. Even if White-Ra is #48, he still will make his way throug the qualification and end up in the elimination rounds and morrow will still get his ass kicked. Justice will be done eventually. (epic dramatic line to end this post of nensense.) | ||
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qrs
United States3637 Posts
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IdrA
United States11541 Posts
On December 07 2009 00:32 Liquid`NonY wrote: 278 - 240 350 - 306 211 - 155 467 - 497 483 - 466 292 - 205 305 - 223 Those are the records of the Koreans he played from the games on the first page of his match list. He went 10-9 vs them. *golfclap* A year ago when I was in estro, iccup was more difficult, but if B teamers played that many games, they could scrap an A rank, not be stuck at A-. So by my reckoning, F91 goes about 50% with Koreans that aren't even on pro teams. edit: Oh i think i see what you're saying now. Since so many TSL players have gotten their ranks cheaply, we've lowered our standard so that people getting their rank in a normal way deserve mad props. Well i'm not going for that either. well koreans with those stats are still quite a bit better almost all of the tsl players. its not a matter of lowering standards, its just a bigger achievement relatively speaking, even if it isnt all that big in itself. but actually just given that its f91 i think playing low level koreans would be easier than playing foreigners for him. the robots would have no clue what to do vs him. | ||
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