It's still hard to say if they'll switch to SC2 from SC1.Here in MY, our e-sports is still dota. We still have an e-sports
Do you know e-sports :)?, I just pee in my pants
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Pro Korean players are all tied to KeSPa, which in turns means that they can't play SC2 because KeSPa has issues with Blizzard. Though oGs is one of the Korean team that's not tied to KeSPa
It's still hard to say if they'll switch to SC2 from SC1.Here in MY, our e-sports is still dota. We still have an e-sports |
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Sep 3 2010, 12:41 PM
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QUOTE(raylee914 @ Sep 3 2010, 12:34 PM) honestly to say that when I was in Korea few years ago, I went to a CC and knew a Korean girl. We played few SC games together and she showed me that she has over 200+apm in which made me very shame and dont play with her again. ^How would u feel when a girl ask u" Y u r so slow?" zzzzz  lol pawned. I'll be ashamed myself. Well, what you can do is show her your APM in bed |
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