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duke91
Germany1458 Posts
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HaN-
France1920 Posts
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duke91
Germany1458 Posts
On September 11 2016 00:28 HaN- wrote: Nov-Dec has the potential to be the amazing. New ASL season. JD officializes his come back to competitive BW. Blizzard reveals BW HD. ShieldBattery sends its 9th beta wave. And I am again not invited... | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12047 Posts
I'll never get in the shield battery beta. I think that ship sailed for me long ago. | ||
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ArmadA[NaS]
United States347 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/A7eGezG.jpg) As you can see, Iccup terrans open with FD the most at about 40 percent, siege expand about 20 percent, 2 fact 13 percent, and Rax FE 10 percent. So you only really have to worry about weird openings in 1 in 5 games and I'd imagine even less as you play B rank and above. Would be interesting to see something similar from the Protoss perspective- i'd imagine they'd open with a much greater diversity of builds. | ||
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RoomOfMush
1296 Posts
I signed up just now and immediately got an invite. I am horrible at the game though so I guess not much of a win for SB. | ||
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toriak
Slovakia477 Posts
On September 11 2016 01:53 f10eqq wrote: Thought this might be interesting but not thread-worthy. I recorded a decent sample of mostly D rank PvT games on iccup and tracked my opponent's opening and midgame build order. Build order isn't as consistent at these ranks since ppl do all kinds of weird shit, but the openings are pretty consistent. As you can see, Iccup terrans open with FD the most at about 40 percent, siege expand about 20 percent, 2 fact 13 percent, and Rax FE 10 percent. So you only really have to worry about weird openings in 1 in 5 games and I'd imagine even less as you play B rank and above. Would be interesting to see something similar from the Protoss perspective- i'd imagine they'd open with a much greater diversity of builds. how big is the sample ? FD = fast dropship ? | ||
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Ilikestarcraft
Korea (South)17743 Posts
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B-royal
Belgium1330 Posts
On September 11 2016 02:43 toriak wrote: how big is the sample ? FD = fast dropship ? Lol FD = fake double. | ||
Peeano
Netherlands5700 Posts
Remember when you could just go there and search a player, tournament or map and wonderfully list all that juicy info. It was so wonderful! You could list winstreaks, match ups, etc. It had VODs too and it even an anti-spoiler. It fucking aggravates to no end that there is put in so much work into Liquipedia daily, but yet doesn't offer any of that juicy search and listing that TLPD did. I remember checking out all those stats on all my favourite players back in the KeSPA-era weekly. It would really hype me to see how close  Flash was to beating iloveoov's godly TvZ winstreak during his own hot streak. Checking out  Jaedong's vZ rate. Or calculate if  Bisu would break into the 70+% winrate vs Z on his next win vs Z. Man, I remember checking out Stork and finding out he had a postive win-loss ratio vs every single top dog. How cool is that?!I loathe how Liquipedia destroyed that. Mad props to anyone who contributed in keeping TLPD up to date back then, you guys really made my TL experience a great joy. | ||
prech
United States2948 Posts
There just aren't enough tournaments to build a big dataset of various individual match-ups. TLPD is pretty darned cumbersome for data entry, so there are relatively few editors, but regardless, all the KeSPA and post-KeSPA tournaments (competitions with >8 progamers) are documented. | ||
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Peeano
Netherlands5700 Posts
On September 11 2016 10:47 prech wrote: ^^Not sure what you mean exactly, I update TLPD after every round of tournament play. There just aren't enough tournaments to build a big dataset of various individual match-ups. TLPD is pretty darned cumbersome for data entry, so there are relatively few editors, but regardless, all the KeSPA and post-KeSPA tournaments (competitions with >8 progamers) are documented. Really? I could have sworn every time I checked last year I found it was out of date (expect for maybe some random updates)... so I stopped using it all together. I must be way delusional.  Thx for your reply! | ||
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Jonoman92
United States9110 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES51128 Posts
On September 12 2016 01:08 Jonoman92 wrote: Getting this message for a lot (but not all) of the Afreeca steams, Do I need to make an account or something? yeah you'd have to make an account, although I'm not sure how, but it means that they set their stream to 19+. they're probably drinking on stream, doubt they're actually playing games too. | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19373 Posts
On September 11 2016 01:53 f10eqq wrote: Thought this might be interesting but not thread-worthy. I recorded a decent sample of mostly D rank PvT games on iccup and tracked my opponent's opening and midgame build order. Build order isn't as consistent at these ranks since ppl do all kinds of weird shit, but the openings are pretty consistent. As you can see, Iccup terrans open with FD the most at about 40 percent, siege expand about 20 percent, 2 fact 13 percent, and Rax FE 10 percent. So you only really have to worry about weird openings in 1 in 5 games and I'd imagine even less as you play B rank and above. Would be interesting to see something similar from the Protoss perspective- i'd imagine they'd open with a much greater diversity of builds. This is terrible for colorblind people! All i see is that 39% of terran build orders were scv rushes! | ||
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mishimaBeef
Canada2259 Posts
Throughout my experience in watching various e-sports I have found that one of the most fascinating things to watch is **First Person View of Brood War**. I would really enjoy it if having a **First Person View** became standard at all major tournaments. Cheers! Now to go watch some **First Person View** on afreeca streams  | ||
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amazingxkcd
GRAND OLD AMERICA16375 Posts
On September 15 2016 02:55 mishimaBeef wrote: Nice to see brood war going strong these days. Throughout my experience in watching various e-sports I have found that one of the most fascinating things to watch is **First Person View of Brood War**. I would really enjoy it if having a **First Person View** became standard at all major tournaments. Cheers! Now to go watch some **First Person View** on afreeca streams mbc studio iirc used to have fpv feeds on the side of their stage. | ||
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mishimaBeef
Canada2259 Posts
On September 15 2016 03:07 amazingxkcd wrote: mbc studio iirc used to have fpv feeds on the side of their stage. Cool! Were those feeds released as streams or vods on the Internet? | ||
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McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
On September 15 2016 03:07 amazingxkcd wrote: mbc studio iirc used to have fpv feeds on the side of their stage. Oh never heard of that. That's probably how they recorded Show Me The MSL | ||
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duke91
Germany1458 Posts
On September 15 2016 03:20 McRatyn wrote: Oh never heard of that. That's probably how they recorded Show Me The MSL I remember watching Mingu fpvods and noting every single detail. Very educational | ||
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