2008GF:StarCraft match:n_die_jaedong vs Stork; R2

2008 Grand Final third day StarCraft match: n_die_jaedong(Z10) vs Stork(P5); R2-1

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• WCG
• 08
• StarCraft
• n_die_jaedong_Stork;
• R2

[MWcrazyhorse]

saying warcraft is easier is like saying football is easier than tennis. although it may be true that running on a lawn with a ball at your foot is easier than hitting a ball into a field over a net having it bounce on your side only once, a game is only as easy as your opponent makes it for you.

although football may appear easy compared to tennis as warcraft in comparison to starcraft it really is not.

[foruM4A1]

if you want to skip the intro go to 4:35

[0o00o000ooo]

@everyone stfu and just enjoy the video

[jsmustang64]

@foruM4A1 Thank you!

[sinekonata]

@MWcrazyhorse

what I meant is that china is the biggest fan base atm, bigger than in any european country... where did you get that they looked all the same to me?

I don't think that the WCG is the best simply cause they don't select the best players in every game, if that was the case there would be only koreans in the SC section...

But I agree that Europe is pretty strong in pretty much every game the WCG...

I don't think korea will transition to SC2, I might be really really wrong: 60/40

[MWcrazyhorse]

@RyuLoki you fail to realise what warcraft micro is. it is unit preservation above all. the macro is just a sideshow. it is intended such. the micro is battle micro. this means surrounds, blocks, pathing and dancing mainly. you only have dancing in starcraft. the sc battle micro compared to warcraft is simple. in sc macro>battle micro. the games are different. warcraft isn't trying to be starcraft. but yes if all koreans had been playing wcr instead that would have meant real trouble.

[MWcrazyhorse]

@sinekonata what does china have to do with korea? lol. they all look the same to you doesn't qualify as an argument btw. and the WCG is the pinnacle of e-sports. Moon is one of the very best without doubt. WCR pros have sponsors too ofcourse. europe has caught up in e-sports in the past years, but it is wise to just leave starcraft to the koreans, they play sc nearly exclusively.

expect the challenge to come for sc2. we will see then. you really think korea will stick with starcraft classic?

[sinekonata]

@MWcrazyhorse I doesn't look like korea is behind at all in WC3 pro scene moon is 5 times world champion :S

And China looks to be biggest fan base atm...

Finally, even if WC3 progamers might train 10-14 h/day you simply can't say there is no difference between SC and WC pros, that's nonsense there is no channel that casts and sponsors WC pro scene...

[MWcrazyhorse]

@sinekonata well the argument of training is wrong because there is no difference between warcraft and starcraft pros. both train 10-14 hours every day.

and since you do not know this I suspect you would be surprised to learn how many ppl play warcraft. in Korea starcraft is still more popular, but in europe Warcraft is, and no Korean has ever won the world cyber games in WC3 for instance.

But Starcraft 2 will see a new conjoining of Starcraft and Warcraft players. That will be interesting.

[sinekonata]

@uniquehand Starcraft is my pride and shame :3

[sinekonata]

@Frozenhotdogger yeah right... I don't even think koreans will want to switch to it