<matjlav> Finally a sensible post.

In spite of all the criticism, Jaehoon has quietly won 6 of his last 10, and beaten some great players throughout the year: Kal, Hiya (before he started sucking), and the two PvP masters Horang2 and Shuttle. Yes, in between was an 8-loss streak, but look at who he had to face (at least 5 tough opponents including Flash) and I'd say I can overlook that.

A thread like this makes a lot less sense when reality is examined. How about some more open-mindedness?

konadora

Singapore66363 Posts

November 15 2010 07:27 GMT

#168

i don't think anyone's hating

it's just that his fails are rather hilarious lololol

Black Gun

Germany4482 Posts

November 15 2010 08:04 GMT

#169

the most hilarious thing about his fails is that his immense talent is frequently shining through. isnt jaehoon the guy who stork, bisu, jaedong and many others consult for strategic advise?

afaik if jaehoon could play as well on stage as he does during practice, he could be a multiple starleague winner...

Tomken

Norway1144 Posts

November 15 2010 11:06 GMT

#170

Jaehoon on a 3 game winning streak! Hwaiting!!!

matjlav

Germany2435 Posts

November 15 2010 15:51 GMT

#171

On November 15 2010 16:02 ZonaConcedes wrote:
<matjlav> Finally a sensible post.

I would argue that my Jaehoon fanboyism is anything but sensible.

vOdToasT

Sweden2870 Posts

November 15 2010 17:23 GMT

#172

Jaehoon isn't that bad of a player, it's just that when he fails he does so in a hilarious fashion. Other players of his skill level, or even below his level, aren't as funny. It's not Jaehoon's skill level that's funny - it's the way he chokes. Not THAT he chokes.

vnlegend

United States1389 Posts

November 15 2010 17:32 GMT

#173

How did the last recall turn into an obs? Did he attempt recall in an area where ground units can't be positioned?

Gummy

United States2180 Posts

November 15 2010 17:36 GMT

#174

On November 10 2010 17:31 infinitestory wrote:

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no, because the odds would never be in favor of him
so nobody could ever make money off of jaehoon throwing matches

I presume you're joking, but just to be sure, even if a player has 20% odds of winning, you can still make money off of getting him to lose on purpose. Bets are scaled based on odds, so the expectation of the bet, in equilibrium conditions and assuming correct odds, will be equal for either choice, otherwise EVERYBODY picks one side of the bet and no stakes emerge.

So basically, with the given assumptions, your odds of winning actually cancel out of the equation for how much money can be made by throwing a match.

I know this explanation was probably unnecessary, but w/e.

Ryo

8787 Posts

November 15 2010 17:43 GMT

#175

On November 16 2010 02:32 vnlegend wrote:
How did the last recall turn into an obs? Did he attempt recall in an area where ground units can't be positioned?

Mistimed recall. He didn't do it intentionally. Too nervous so fingers don't respond well.

Anyway, that was the Jaehoon of the past, he's much better now.

emoniax

Philippines81 Posts

November 15 2010 17:46 GMT

#176

in fairness to Jaehoon, he is improving. his failed aggressiveness are paying now. winning streak! jaehoon fayting!

Holgerius

Sweden16951 Posts

November 15 2010 17:52 GMT

#177

Woohoo, Jaehoon is on the longest winning streak of his career! ^__^

andrewlt

United States7702 Posts

November 15 2010 17:56 GMT

#178

Him winning and doing comical fails is the best of both worlds. That means he gets to play more and show us more hilarious fails while still managing to pull a victory out.

That's why Jaehoon vs Lomo is a classic. Jaehoon made at least 3 comical, hilarious fails but still managed to win the game while providing us awesome comedy material.

Jaehoon hwaiting!