EPTFlash, Bisu and Jaedong BO Stats - Page 5
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ryuu_
United States1266 Posts
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Warrior Madness
Canada3791 Posts
On August 16 2009 23:27 meegrean wrote: Jaedong's God Mode tends to only activate right after losing a first game. Think of it as some kind of adrenaline rush  It's because he remembers to upgrade adrenal glands. I gotta say, it's really satisfying to be a Jaedong fan when you read his answers in interviews: -It seems that many players have finally grasped an understanding of your play. ▲I can almost feel their team's analysis of my play in my opponents' strategies. However, this is just another motivation for me to elevate my play to the next level. As they work hard to beat me, I must work even harder to become an even better player. Although I feel pressured sometimes, this pressure is what is pushing me to become the best. Working hard to become a perpetually strong player is very important to me. This to me says that he's never complacent. He's aware that others are getting better and others are studying his play and countering it thusly. And he believes that this is just motivation to play even better starcraft! Unbelievable! A lot of great players just become too used to their dominance and too confident in their abilities to ever adjust their play. I think it might have been George St.Pierre that said you only become a true champion once you've defended your title. And I think JD understands this more than any other player! | ||
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Ota Solgryn
Denmark2011 Posts
On August 17 2009 03:20 Nick_54 wrote: Same here, cuz I've never heard of it. I'm surprised Jaedong's stats are still so high after the losses to Effort and Calm this season. Well, he lost to effort and calm late in the turnaments, so he won a lot of matches before that. The explenation is simple as that. | ||
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Ota Solgryn
Denmark2011 Posts
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SoJu.WeRRa
Korea (South)820 Posts
nice! | ||
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Scaramanga
Australia8090 Posts
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AleC
332 Posts
On July 10 2010 17:41 Scaramanga wrote: I dont understand when you say "Comeback wins to won matches ratio", what do you count as a match were a player has comeback? On May 15 2009 03:30 Ota Solgryn wrote: I’ve went through all their official games and have made some statistics about it. Below comebacks are where a player loses his first game and then goes on to win the match. Normal win is where the player wins the first game, and goes on to win the match. | ||
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butchji
Germany1531 Posts
On July 10 2010 17:41 Scaramanga wrote: I dont understand when you say "Comeback wins to won matches ratio", what do you count as a match were a player has comeback? Probably losing the first set in a Bo3 and the first two in a bo5 | ||
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Scaramanga
Australia8090 Posts
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Ota Solgryn
Denmark2011 Posts
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Polar_Bear
Germany55 Posts
I mean it's a rare case, but happened e.g. in Boxer vs. Garimto back in the days. | ||
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Hautamaki
Canada1311 Posts
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NobleHelium
United States82 Posts
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DaisyP
United States47 Posts
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lyAsakura
United States1414 Posts
On July 12 2010 11:45 DaisyP wrote: It might be interesting to see the probability that these players comeback, given the opportunity to do so (i. e. after getting put in a comeback situation, how often do these players rise to the occasion?) He did that...? | ||
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NobleHelium
United States82 Posts
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Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
Can you separate it for bo3 and bo5? I'm interested specifically in what the stats look like for a 5 game series. | ||
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Sanguinarius
United States3427 Posts
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Lebesgue
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Kenpachi
United States9908 Posts
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