The Korean eSports Players Association has published October’s edition of their StarCraft rankings. On top of it for this month is Song “Stork” Byung Goo, but only 2.4 points ahead of Kim “Bisu” Taek Yong.
The KeSPA ranking one of the most prestigious rankings in competitive gaming in general, even though it is only for players that play in professional StarCraft leagues in South Korea. Regularly televised, those happen to be the most lucrative and the most difficult in esports.
Those that attend the World Cyber Games finals in Seattle on October 3-7 will see the ranking’s leader in action, along with the July ranking’s number one Ma “sAviOr” Jae Yoon and the current number five of the ranking, Jin “Hwasin” Yung Soo.
The current top 10 of the rankings is as follows:
1. Stork (+1) 1728.3 points
2. Bisu (-1) 1725.9
3. sAviOr (-) 1570.5
4. IriS (-) 1387.8
5. Hwasin (-) 1307.2
6. Sea (+1) 1202.9
7. NaDa (-1) 1193.5
8. GGplay 1173 (-)
9. firebathero (-) 1130.3
10. Jaedong (+2) 1012.6
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Okay, I want to LANtic those guys. Any bright ideas? :p
is LANtic the uszat thing? if yes…fool them and ask them what they think of getting less paid than the polish starcraft pro league players. also tell them thats the reason why drago left korea.
stupid idea probably.. :P
They don’t speak English, so the joke cannot be in talking… I think.
get a translator :P
iloveoov should be in there. he’s raped Nada with insane macro
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