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tnx for all positive feedback  i will try my best to use the time well here and improve
after these 3 months (or however long it actually will be) i might just go back to korea very shortly after once again.
korea is a long term plan for me and i dont see this as just "being in korea a while to gain some skill"
the reason they told me why i get the code a invite (if i remember correctly) is because of all my achievements during my sc2 time.
last time i was in korea for world championship they said they would gladly invite me to code a then too if i would have stayed
im one who really hate people getting invites out of being foreigner or have fans but they gave me the invite because of my achievements in sc2 so far
i wont go in to why i race pick since i told the community a million times but yes. all tournaments i know, this day, allows my race picking. i will always tvz zvt zvp, there wont be certain players or rounds or tournaments where i just randomly pick another matchup to throw my opponents off. also if im up vs a random player ill gladly pick zerg since only 33% zvz and even if it is zvz i have much more experience than the random player in this matchup lol. so stop with the theoretical bullshit please
theres no specific thing about me going 10 days before nasl to korea. i expected to be in korea alot sooner but finding a team and preparing everything was extremely much work for me t.t
so then team said, nasl is close, either wait after nasl then go to korea or go asap. and i wanted to just go asap because the last 2-3 weeks i was just rolling my thumbs waiting eagerly to go
about nshs mouz "partnership". there is none, i just become friends with the team, and with contacts i got myself to this team, mouz took no part in it. (they did help with other things ofcourse tho im just saying there is no partnership, nshs is just being friendly).
and the thing about 2 racepickers meeting each other. you are talking about a scenario that doesnt exist atm. nobody else but me is doing this, comon now. i talked to many progamers during my sc2 time who wanted to change races, but didnt have the balls or the motivation to give up their skill to start over. its not like theres suddenly gonna appear more race pickers now just because gsl allows this IMO
they could just make a simple flip-a-coin rule if 2 race pickers meet each other of who play zvt and who play tvz, i dont see the problem at all lol
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Well said MorroW.
I look forward to watching your matches at crazy hours of the morning; I've missed marveling at your creep spread.
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yay!
Will look forward to seeing your games again, it's something I've missed. Especially your TvZ.
...and your ZvT. And your ZvP D: D:
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yay for morrow! He's one of those guys that just pretty much demolishes any tournament he competes in, but somehow doesn't get as much attention as he deserves :o
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Smart dude that Morrow. GLHF
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On November 30 2011 14:13 MorroW wrote:
after these 3 months (or however long it actually will be) i might just go back to korea very shortly after once again.
korea is a long term plan for me and i dont see this as just "being in korea a while to gain some skill"
I was hoping I'd hear this. Finally a zerg with long term plans in Korea. So far it's been mostly protoss (Huk, Naniwa, Sase, ToD) and a couple terrans (Fenix, Major), but no zergs. Crush some nerds Morrow!
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This is probably a minority opinion but I'm a little tired of GSL babying foreigners and giving free spots away. Currently, there are so many good Korean who are forced to compete in qualification instead of getting spots like Morrow, Sjow, Demuslim and others. I like that GSL has a partnership with MLG to bring people over and reward success but now they are just babying foreigners, hoping to get more of their (I suspect) greatly lopsided viewership from the non-Korean demographic.
GL to Morrow but I would be more excited watching you if you made it through the qualifiers showing great skill after hard work instead of flaming out in the first round like I have come to expect out of every foreigner that goes over to compete.
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MorroW man I really appreciate how you comment on TL threads. Your a really good Zerg too. Everytime you win I remember IdrA's BM comments ;D
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is he still doing banelings?
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On November 30 2011 14:55 setzer wrote:
This is probably a minority opinion but I'm a little tired of GSL babying foreigners and giving free spots away. Currently, there are so many good Korean who are forced to compete in qualification instead of getting spots like Morrow, Sjow, Demuslim and others. I like that GSL has a partnership with MLG to bring people over and reward success but now they are just babying foreigners, hoping to get more of their (I suspect) greatly lopsided viewership from the non-Korean demographic.
GL to Morrow but I would be more excited watching you if you made it through the qualifiers showing great skill after hard work instead of flaming out in the first round like I have come to expect out of every foreigner that goes over to compete.
GSL is trying to foster having as many skilled foreigners in the GSL so that it's not just a tournament for Koreans. What's wrong with diversity, and at the same time bolstering the skills of the foreigners who place high enough that they get a chance to compete in code A/S? Win, win how I see it.
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On November 30 2011 14:55 setzer wrote:
This is probably a minority opinion but I'm a little tired of GSL babying foreigners and giving free spots away. Currently, there are so many good Korean who are forced to compete in qualification instead of getting spots like Morrow, Sjow, Demuslim and others. I like that GSL has a partnership with MLG to bring people over and reward success but now they are just babying foreigners, hoping to get more of their (I suspect) greatly lopsided viewership from the non-Korean demographic.
GL to Morrow but I would be more excited watching you if you made it through the qualifiers showing great skill after hard work instead of flaming out in the first round like I have come to expect out of every foreigner that goes over to compete.
Well, look at that, I will stay up one night I wouldn't to see MorroW's games, you have a point, but they have one too.
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On November 30 2011 14:55 setzer wrote:
This is probably a minority opinion but I'm a little tired of GSL babying foreigners and giving free spots away. Currently, there are so many good Korean who are forced to compete in qualification instead of getting spots like Morrow, Sjow, Demuslim and others. I like that GSL has a partnership with MLG to bring people over and reward success but now they are just babying foreigners, hoping to get more of their (I suspect) greatly lopsided viewership from the non-Korean demographic.
GL to Morrow but I would be more excited watching you if you made it through the qualifiers showing great skill after hard work instead of flaming out in the first round like I have come to expect out of every foreigner that goes over to compete.
Foreign tournaments have inviting Koreans much more than gsl have invited foreigners. And why's that? To get more viewers. You could argue that's ok because Koreans are generally better but don't pretend that it's some form of qualification process for that either.
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This is so great! Happy for you man! I hope you have a nice time and get some great games going. Been wondering alot why we havent seen much of you lately so this is gonna be so sweet!
Best of luck!
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gl morrow. He will be beast AS IF HE WASNT ALREADY :D
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Awesome. While I haven't seen much of MorroW lately, he was always one of my favorite players. Looking forward to see him prove that he's still in the absolute top.
So yeah, happy hunting!
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I'd really love to see you stream more while you're stomping some korean face on ladder over there. But at the same time, i understand why some players don't being all secret with revealing their respective playstyles and so on.
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On November 30 2011 13:06 GhostFall wrote:Show nested quote +On November 30 2011 13:03 GettinMyFill wrote:On November 30 2011 13:02 pdd wrote:On November 30 2011 12:58 GhostFall wrote:
I think it's stupidly unfair that he gets to choose his race.
Think of his opponent. Morrow knows the race of his opponent. He can practice his intended matchup, but his opponent is left guessing. Will he be playing Terran? Will he be playing Zerg?
And think about how the tournament goes on. Imagine Morrow is in the finals. He played Zerg all the way until that point. Then he switches to Terran for the finals. He'll have loads upon loads of replays to watch against his opponent. His opponent will only see his Zerg play.
What of imbalance? What if there is an imbalance that is discovered, but not yet fixed by Blizzard? Should it be ok that someone is just allowed to exploit that imbalance by simply switching whenever he feels like it?
If he wants to play ZvT and ZvP, but not play ZvZ, he should have to play random and pray he gets lucky. I don't think Morrow will do that well, but the fact he can choose the matchup he wants is stupid and goes completely against the spirit of competition.
I hate PvP. Does that mean I can choose Terran whenever I get matched up against Protoss? It'll be nice, I can 1/1/1 him. He only plays TvZ... He's Zerg vs Protoss and Terran. If the opponent is Zerg, they know they should practice vs Terran. If the opponents are Protoss or Terrans, they practice against Zerg. What's the difficulty? There's none, morons are morons. The only morons are those who call others morons for bringing up a good point.
It's not a good point, in fact it's horrible
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