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Skyze
Canada2324 Posts
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SuperKiller
United States97 Posts
On January 11 2010 11:26 TheAntZ wrote: Viperskwa > TheAntZ delayed match for cloud.9 chief badasses and gk_ender > hugtrees for the fourth match GG guys, nice matches whaaaaa?? I am dissapoint  you know we're going to have to fix this | ||
Hot_Bid
Braavos36401 Posts
Instead, maybe just learn to defend another D/D+ player "cheesing" you  | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On January 11 2010 15:44 Hot_Bid wrote: I don't see why "cheesing" is regarded so badly. If it was so bad and against the spirit of CPL, why not just ban it? Ban all cheese. Oh right, because its impossible to define what is actually cheese and what is just aggressive play, and making rules like that basically eviscerates the essence of StaCraft. Instead, maybe just learn to defend another D/D+ player "cheesing" you QFT. I had one of my players practice a cheese for eval match, ended up failing and he still won the game... he successfully defended a ling allin the first real week in his game. It's not like these things take no skill =p | ||
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TheAntZ
Israel6248 Posts
On January 11 2010 15:03 Skyze wrote: you guys got reps of those two games? I'd love to see them. Viper is one of our strongest players, if only he'd show up on time for matches -_- you'll be pretty disappointed with our match, i told viper my entire strategy before game by accident (forgot hes in friendlist) and when i went into game i had no idea what to do so if floundered. I'm sure I would have lost anyway, even was i putting in my best game. but I would have at least put up a fight before dying, this was just a roflstomp | ||
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On January 12 2010 03:51 TheAntZ wrote: you'll be pretty disappointed with our match, i told viper my entire strategy before game by accident (forgot hes in friendlist) and when i went into game i had no idea what to do so if floundered. I'm sure I would have lost anyway, even was i putting in my best game. but I would have at least put up a fight before dying, this was just a roflstomp LOL. oh god... just... lmao nice one there. <_< | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On January 12 2010 03:57 Holgerius wrote: Let me point out that I have absolutely no issue with cheese per se. I just don't think that spending your time fine tuning an all-in cheese build is a very effective way for a low level player to become better at the game. Why not? If you can cheese and win well at a high level, you are just as much a legitimate player. It's not like anyone could just cheese a progamer... There are progamers who allin more than others too. Obviously you need to know how to play standard sometimes as well, but I don't think anyone is practicing 100% cheese for every week. | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
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TheAntZ
Israel6248 Posts
On January 12 2010 03:57 Holgerius wrote: Let me point out that I have absolutely no issue with cheese per se. I just don't think that spending your time fine tuning an all-in cheese build is a very effective way for a low level player to become better at the game. if you're saying getting better at cheese is not getting better at this game, you are saying that cheese is not a part of this game. Its the same as saying someone who focuses on making their micro really really good instead of focusing on macro is not learning right. It may not be the important thing, but a player HAS to know how to all-in and cheese, not just to keep a variation in his play, but because knowing how to cheese and all-in dramatically increases your understanding of how it works, and thus your ability to stop it. | ||
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RaptorX
Germany646 Posts
On January 12 2010 04:09 TheAntZ wrote: if you're saying getting better at cheese is not getting better at this game, you are saying that cheese is not a part of this game. Its the same as saying someone who focuses on making their micro really really good instead of focusing on macro is not learning right. It may not be the important thing, but a player HAS to know how to all-in and cheese, not just to keep a variation in his play, but because knowing how to cheese and all-in dramatically increases your understanding of how it works, and thus your ability to stop it. QFT... I always had troubles with terran all-ins (sending marines nonstop from proxy rax, without any transition) and until i started doing it myself (even when it is not my main race) I started seeing the main flaws of those kind of attacks and just simply exploit them as a protoss. | ||
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Zozma
United States1626 Posts
I mean, when it comes right down to it ZvZ is just like two players cheesing eachother. | ||
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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TheFallofTroy
Canada780 Posts
On January 12 2010 06:51 zulu_nation8 wrote: what are maps for this week, same as last week? Same maps, but they are in this order (which is a different order than last week). Match Point Outsider Heartbreak Ridge Fighting Spirit Destination | ||
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l10f
United States3241 Posts
Need replays: Games Tree.Hugger vs gk_ender Necosarius vs Chrispy Matches Chickens & Waffles vs Made in Korea (link was broken, reupload please) Midnight vs Pokecraft EAT MORE CAKE vs Victorious Secret Week 2 Matchups: Group 1 T1 MagicN's vs Cloud.9 Midnight vs Jessica SNSD Walk It Out vs PokeCraft The Chief Badasses vs Team Rocket Group 2 Boyz II Men vs Victorious Secret EAT MORE CAKE vs ZerO to by.hero Chicken & Waffles vs Ninja Explosion Made in Korea vs The Prodigies Map Order: Match Point Outsider Heartbreak Ridge Fighting Spirit Destination | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12043 Posts
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alexpnd
Canada1857 Posts
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Gao Xi
Hong Kong5178 Posts
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Necosarius
Sweden4042 Posts
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vx70GTOJudgexv
United States3161 Posts
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