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quirinus
Profile Blog Joined May 2007
Croatia2489 Posts
July 18 2016 10:56 GMT
#101
Jaebonggggg!
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c3rberUs
Profile Blog Joined December 2010
Japan11286 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-07-18 11:34:05
July 18 2016 11:30 GMT
#102
On July 18 2016 19:56 quirinus wrote:
Jaebonggggg!

This is going to make people so high

I do hope this makes Bisu actually practice again. He needs to jump back into S-class again.
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valas991
Profile Joined September 2014
Hungary181 Posts
July 18 2016 11:44 GMT
#103
i sadly discovered SC pro scene last year (only watching), or so, thus missing the glorious days. I do hope JD will deliver again though, so i got to see him and the other giants live

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lagcats
Profile Joined February 2016
172 Posts
July 18 2016 13:57 GMT
#104
wait wat?
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JieXian
Profile Blog Joined August 2008
Malaysia4677 Posts
July 18 2016 15:44 GMT
#105
On July 18 2016 20:44 valas991 wrote:
i sadly discovered SC pro scene last year (only watching), or so, thus missing the glorious days. I do hope JD will deliver again though, so i got to see him and the other giants live



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Miragee
Profile Joined December 2009
8668 Posts
July 18 2016 17:21 GMT
#106
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.
Cele
Profile Blog Joined December 2008
Germany4016 Posts
July 18 2016 17:38 GMT
#107
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated...



sacrilege o0
Broodwar for life!
BisuDagger
Profile Blog Joined October 2009
Bisutopia19359 Posts
July 18 2016 17:51 GMT
#108
On July 19 2016 02:38 Cele wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated...



sacrilege o0


He had some good points:
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Bisu.


ModeratorFormer Afreeca Starleague Caster: http://afreeca.tv/ASL2ENG2
Chef
Profile Blog Joined August 2005
10810 Posts
July 18 2016 17:53 GMT
#109
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

I like that you just name two of the members of TBLS to decide who the only good PvZ players were.

Also Flash was the only person good at TvP. And Jaedong was the only one good at ZvT. Job done! Also I hear their other matchup's weren't bad
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BisuDagger
Profile Blog Joined October 2009
Bisutopia19359 Posts
July 18 2016 17:55 GMT
#110
On July 19 2016 02:53 Chef wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

I like that you just name two of the members of TBLS to decide who the only good PvZ players were.

Also Flash was the only person good at TvP. And Jaedong was the only one good at ZvT. Job done! Also I hear their other matchup's weren't bad

You're right. I bet Flash has some pretty good PvZ too. Jaedong probably can't play protoss well.
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art_of_turtle
Profile Blog Joined September 2012
United States1206 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-07-18 18:37:28
July 18 2016 18:34 GMT
#111
On July 19 2016 02:55 BisuDagger wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 02:53 Chef wrote:
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

I like that you just name two of the members of TBLS to decide who the only good PvZ players were.

Also Flash was the only person good at TvP. And Jaedong was the only one good at ZvT. Job done! Also I hear their other matchup's weren't bad

You're right. I bet Flash has some pretty good PvZ too. Jaedong probably can't play protoss well.

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_Animus_
Profile Joined February 2011
Bulgaria1064 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-07-18 21:30:18
July 18 2016 21:13 GMT
#112
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

He won 2 osls in a row which no other protoss player has ever done (delivering one of the most epic games ive ever seen) and we couldnt see more achievements, because sc1 ended. At that time there were no other individual tournaments so all of the progamers where focused on OSL exclusively. Aside from that, he was finalist on 3 starleagues before. He is inconsistent not overrated.
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Lightrush
Profile Joined July 2015
Bulgaria164 Posts
July 18 2016 21:27 GMT
#113
Had to scroll through all that cancer just to see the confirmation. #worthit
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onlystar
Profile Joined March 2015
United States971 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-07-18 22:52:05
July 18 2016 22:21 GMT
#114
first sightings of the tyrant? i watched bisu stream last sunday,

Bisu encountered ''hydra'' zerg user on the ladder last sunday
he starts out by joking ''jd jd'' as he úsually does when encountering gosu zergs on the ladder
like how he calls (T)Star ''mini jd''
but in the mid game ''hydra'' displays some high level ling control and amazing scourge control followed up by muta..
the mid-late game is just mind blowing lurkdrop/guards harass, ultra/ling drop in main while splitting map.+ Show Spoiler +
.demolished bisu in 25min game.

bisu is convinced he is playing JD at this point

following up game 2 he calls him out ''JD..'' ''hydra'' responds withs ''JD..??''
bisu continues to test ''hydra'' with canon/pylon block behind mineral line perfect counter 2 floating drones first attempt, bisu again confirming JD..

bisu jokes/trolls alot on the ladder but he seems serious about these 2 games considering jaedong smurf, im also quite convinced this could be his smurf id 90%
this is what i got from watching the bisu stream if any korean speaker could elaborate? or what the korean afreecans think about this recent encounter please tell
i do not have any info on jaedongs possible fish ip adres/isp with the fish cmd : /finger (name) if anyone could compare /finger hydra ip/isp with other streamers might be insightful.

VOD starts 3:40 live.afreecatv.com:8079

Fish ranked #101 Hydra 21-4
duke91
Profile Joined April 2014
Germany1458 Posts
Last Edited: 2016-07-18 23:12:12
July 18 2016 22:45 GMT
#115
On July 19 2016 07:21 onlystar wrote:
first sightings of the tyrant? i watched bisu stream last sunday,

Bisu encountered ''hydra'' zerg user on the ladder last sunday
he starts out by joking ''jd jd'' as he úsually does when encountering gosu zergs on the ladder
like how he calls (T)Star ''mini jd''
but in the mid game ''hydra'' displays some high level ling control and amazing scourge control followed up by muta..
the mid-late game is just mind blowing lurkdrop/guards harass, ultra/ling drop in main while splitting map.+ Show Spoiler +
.demolished bisu in 25min game.

bisu is convinced he is playing JD at this point

following up game 2 he calls him out ''JD..'' ''hydra'' responds withs ''JD..??''
bisu continues to test ''hydra'' with canon/pylon block behind mineral line perfect counter 2 floating drones first attempt, bisu again confirming JD..

bisu jokes/trolls alot but he seems serious about these 2 games considering jaedong smurf, im also quite convinced this could be his smurf id 90%
this is what i got from watching the bisu stream if any korean speaker could elaborate? or what the korean afreecans think about this recent encounter please tell
i do not have any info on jaedongs possible fish ip adres/isp with the fish cmd : /finger (name) if anyone could compare /finger hydra ip/isp with other streamers might be insightful.

VOD starts 3:40 live.afreecatv.com:8079

Fish ranked #101 Hydra 21-4


I would trust Bisu on this considering he is the Zerg whisperer

edit: holy fuck this game
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Siz)Beggar
Profile Joined May 2008
United States339 Posts
July 18 2016 23:33 GMT
#116
i thought hydra was effort no?
Miragee
Profile Joined December 2009
8668 Posts
July 19 2016 00:20 GMT
#117
On July 19 2016 02:53 Chef wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

I like that you just name two of the members of TBLS to decide who the only good PvZ players were.

Also Flash was the only person good at TvP. And Jaedong was the only one good at ZvT. Job done! Also I hear their other matchup's weren't bad


Jaedong wasn't the only zerg good at ZvT. And Flash wasn't the only terran good at TvP. So?^^

On July 19 2016 06:13 _Animus_ wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

He won 2 osls in a row which no other protoss player has ever done (delivering one of the most epic games ive ever seen) and we couldnt see more achievements, because sc1 ended. At that time there were no other individual tournaments so all of the progamers where focused on OSL exclusively. Aside from that, he was finalist on 3 starleagues before. He is inconsistent not overrated.


His OSL runs have been pretty wanky... And epic depends on the spectator. They were close but that was more due to wanky play so it wasn't really as exciting to me. Don't get me wrong, there were some pretty good games as well but still - the whole thing felt kind of weak to me.
GTR
Profile Blog Joined September 2004
51602 Posts
July 19 2016 00:23 GMT
#118
guys its probably ROOThydra playing from the west coast, lets not get ahead of ourselves here.
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MasterCynical
Profile Joined September 2012
505 Posts
July 19 2016 00:33 GMT
#119
Long live BW!!!!!
Letmelose
Profile Blog Joined September 2006
Korea (South)3227 Posts
July 19 2016 01:51 GMT
#120
On July 19 2016 09:20 Miragee wrote:
Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 02:53 Chef wrote:
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

I like that you just name two of the members of TBLS to decide who the only good PvZ players were.

Also Flash was the only person good at TvP. And Jaedong was the only one good at ZvT. Job done! Also I hear their other matchup's weren't bad


Jaedong wasn't the only zerg good at ZvT. And Flash wasn't the only terran good at TvP. So?^^

Show nested quote +
On July 19 2016 06:13 _Animus_ wrote:
On July 19 2016 02:21 Miragee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:47 Essbee wrote:
On July 18 2016 17:02 Wrath wrote:
On July 18 2016 16:04 iFU.pauline wrote:
Jaedong means the end of Protoss as we know it.


Hopefully this can be the trigger for Bisu to get his ass to practice seriously again...


Or Jangbi.


Jangbi's so overrated... His only real good match-up has always been PvT, which most protoss players are good at. His PvP was solid and his PvZ was rather meh. Most of the big games he won against zergs was because the zerg made a crucial mistake or got carried away. For example in his series against Zero (in the season where he ended up winning championship). Honestly, there were only two protoss players who were truly good at PvZ. That's Bisu of course and Stork and of those two only Bisu seemed to truly understand the match-up. Stork just plowed through with his insane mechanics and general monstrous play. Kal was also decent at it I guess. Only talking about the last few years of the pro scene, like 2009-2012.

He won 2 osls in a row which no other protoss player has ever done (delivering one of the most epic games ive ever seen) and we couldnt see more achievements, because sc1 ended. At that time there were no other individual tournaments so all of the progamers where focused on OSL exclusively. Aside from that, he was finalist on 3 starleagues before. He is inconsistent not overrated.


His OSL runs have been pretty wanky... And epic depends on the spectator. They were close but that was more due to wanky play so it wasn't really as exciting to me. Don't get me wrong, there were some pretty good games as well but still - the whole thing felt kind of weak to me.


I think it's fair to say that while Stork achieved far more than JangBi, during practice, JangBi was the superior player. I think you're actually under-selling JangBi's skill here. While his accomplishments as a professional gamer may be sugar coated by the fans, his skills as a gamer were never under question by his peers even during his lowest moments while he played as a professional gamer.
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