Aside from the interviews with Blight in Hebrew I'm going to try and interview a few players in English, trying to ask something besides the obvious questions.
Taken after the group stage games were finished - Axslav talks briefly about his plans for Korea, the new HotS units and his progress in the tournament so far.
Taken after his group stage games, DarKFoRcE talks about his games vs ThorZaiN and LiveZerg, top players discussing strategy on the forums and his NASL and ESWC experience.
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I am confused with the way he pronounces their players name, cant understand how he calls him (dont think he says Blight, mb pronounced different, dunno)
Added an interview with Axslav taken after the group stage games were finished - Axslav talks briefly about his plans for Korea, the new HotS units and his progress in the tournament so far.
And an interview with DarKFoRcE after his group stage games. DarKFoRcE talks about his games vs ThorZaiN and LiveZerg, top players discussing strategy on the forums and his NASL and ESWC experience.
Grubby said in his interview that he didnt get prizemoney for some event because of a different player playing bad or what? Could someone explain me what he meant, I didnt understand that at all.
A common prize pool of ₩30,000,000 for FIFA Online 2 and Starcraft 2 has been announced. The game title A.V.A will have its own ₩20,000,000 prize pool[1]. Each nation will receive a score depending on the results of both FIFA and Starcraft 2 tournaments. The three nations with the highest score will be rewarded as seen below:
Since the prize pool is combined for both FIFA and SC2, you have to do well on both competitions to be eligible for prize-money. The Netherlands FIFA guy just didn't do well enough.
And, I don't mean to be rude but... Is there any real coverage? I'm looking for more than just interviews. Articles, brackets, scores, and all that sort of stuff.
EPT
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