WCSReynor to RO16, Classic out in shock Code S opener - Page 5
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ScrappyRabbit
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MockHamill
Sweden1496 Posts
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jarodtou
146 Posts
On July 06 2018 17:34 MockHamill wrote: If Reynor wins the GSL will he get a spot at Blizzcon? Sure thing, why wouldn't he? Cause it is not fair to koreans? yes, that is a rule that needs to be changed, but if he will win GLS which is probably a 1% chance at this point, he definitely deserves the spot. Also he has 0 WCS point and he might consider playing also next season if he win or get far in GSL, or not play WCS at all and just prepare for blizzcon while doing school. But this are all theorycrafting, the ideea is the ruling say nothing about a non korean winning GSL to not give them the spot. | ||
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Executer08
Germany134 Posts
On July 06 2018 01:49 FrkFrJss wrote: While this statement is partially true, it's only half of the picture. The top Koreans are still a head better than most of the foreigners. Even the mid-tier Koreans like Impact and Keen are better than a lot of foreigners. To say only that the system is unfair just because you were born Korean ignores the fact that Koreans have dominated this game from the beginning. But part of the reason why we don't see growth in Korea is because the top players stifle growth themselves. Because of the lack of interest in Korea for SC2, we have a high and highish tier, and we have a low tier. There's not really an in between. Regardless of foreigners taking Korean spots, no new Koreans would have been able to qualify as the mid-tier Koreans the foreigners beat would take those places instead. And this is the problem of region lock. Unlocking the region would only serve to help top Koreans. The qualifiers generally ensure we only get the top Koreans, and so it would be elsewhere. This solution would only serve to help those who do not need help. Yes, Reynor will go back to WCS if he loses, but he's beatable. It's not really any guarantee that he'll make it past the ro16/ro8. But Classic, were he in WCS, would be a favourite against any foreigner (and TRUE) he faced. spot on | ||
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IshinShishi
Japan4536 Posts
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MarO1
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Charoisaur
Germany11959 Posts
On July 06 2018 01:49 FrkFrJss wrote: While this statement is partially true, it's only half of the picture. The top Koreans are still a head better than most of the foreigners. Even the mid-tier Koreans like Impact and Keen are better than a lot of foreigners. To say only that the system is unfair just because you were born Korean ignores the fact that Koreans have dominated this game from the beginning. But part of the reason why we don't see growth in Korea is because the top players stifle growth themselves. Because of the lack of interest in Korea for SC2, we have a high and highish tier, and we have a low tier. There's not really an in between. Regardless of foreigners taking Korean spots, no new Koreans would have been able to qualify as the mid-tier Koreans the foreigners beat would take those places instead. And this is the problem of region lock. Unlocking the region would only serve to help top Koreans. The qualifiers generally ensure we only get the top Koreans, and so it would be elsewhere. This solution would only serve to help those who do not need help. Yes, Reynor will go back to WCS if he loses, but he's beatable. It's not really any guarantee that he'll make it past the ro16/ro8. But Classic, were he in WCS, would be a favourite against any foreigner (and TRUE) he faced. This is not true. Prince is a newcomer who got denied his Code S spot last year by Elazer. I'm sure there are more examples but this is one obvious example that comes to mind. The mental gymnastics people do to justify the discrimiation against koreans never fail to amaze me. | ||
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RogerChillingworth
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orllyfools
United States153 Posts
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Psychobabas
United Kingdom2499 Posts
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada12486 Posts
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LordYama
United States357 Posts
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BigRedDog
447 Posts
Snute beat him with ease. Now so good to see him playing so well with some of the best players in the world! | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3218 Posts
On July 06 2018 17:34 MockHamill wrote: If Reynor wins the GSL will he get a spot at Blizzcon? Yes but lets not get carried away, to win GSL hes going to have to take down a Korean god in a bo7 very very very unlikely to happen, however I could see him winning WCS Valencia or Montreal which would also get him to Blizzcon. | ||
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blardoh
19 Posts
On July 05 2018 08:08 10dla wrote: Why is Korea not region locked.... Do you honestly not know what GSL stands for? | ||
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BronzeKnee
United States5017 Posts
On July 08 2018 10:43 JimmyJRaynor wrote: congratz to Reynor, Classic, as well as Blizzard/Browder/Kim/Pardo/GSL-Staff for making games like the Reynor//Classic series possible I like that we are thanking David Kim and Dustin Browder. | ||
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c0sm0naut
United States1196 Posts
like, exactly it was weird | ||
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fededevi
Italy25 Posts
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada12486 Posts
On July 09 2018 08:55 BronzeKnee wrote: I like that we are thanking David Kim and Dustin Browder. they did a great job. so did Pardo.. its sad the new guy has to hide behind the comment "i'm representing the balance team" due to immature individuals raging at previous SC2 multiplayer design leads. 8 years in and SC2 is still great. of course for those who disagree they can always play C&C Rivals.  | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany11959 Posts
On July 09 2018 07:26 blardoh wrote: Do you honestly not know what GSL stands for? Pls stop your double-standards. | ||
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