EPTMy predictions:
JD/Pusan
Pure/Hwasin
Calm/Fantasy
Flash/Stork (Voting Stork with my heart. My mind says Type-B :-S)
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StorkHwaiting
United States3465 Posts
My predictions: JD/Pusan Pure/Hwasin Calm/Fantasy Flash/Stork (Voting Stork with my heart. My mind says Type-B :-S) | ||
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haster27
Taiwan809 Posts
On November 20 2009 21:14 Jenia6109 wrote:  YellOw[ArnC],  Pure, ZerO,  HwasinGroup B is the easiest group full of mediocre players. I even will not try to predict which of them will advance... Seriously? That's an somewhat of an insult to these players skill & accomplishments. | ||
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dekuschrub
United States2069 Posts
group B is lameeeeee How does JD always net such a good group? oh wait cause hes better than everyone I guess... I really hope stork/flash advance out of group D.. its like all I care about. | ||
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maneatingshoe
Canada484 Posts
Jaedong andMovieGroup B Pure and ZerOGroup C Calm and EffOrtGroup D Stork and FlashIt looks like all my favorite players have a chance to make it out of the group stages! XD People keep ripping on group B, but ZerO and Pure are both pretty fun players to watch. I really hope we get to see some JD/Flash action this OSL (with flash coming out on top of course). I don't think many of the Terran players will make it out of their group though...sadface for loss of diversity | ||
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raga4ka
Bulgaria5679 Posts
On November 21 2009 03:04 dukethegold wrote: Group C looks like a group of death to me. Calm, Fantasy and Effort are all border S/high A class players And at least one of them will be eliminated. Stork looks like the only one who can take a game from Flash in group D. I expect both Flash and Stork to get out of D 2-1. Jaedong got this easy. Group B seems to be more even in term of skill level. Kinda sad thought i wanted Effort Calm and Fantasy to make it to the next round and i just started likeing Shine with his stomping over Bisu and all .... Well whoever makes it i would be happy . | ||
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darktreb
United States3019 Posts
I wouldn't be surprised with any of the possible results from Stork (0-3 to 3-0) | ||
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lone_hydra
Canada1460 Posts
On November 21 2009 06:21 darktreb wrote: I like how everyone forgot that just as Stork is capable of beating any Zerg on any given day, he's also fully capable of losing miserably. I wouldn't be surprised with any of the possible results from Stork (0-3 to 3-0) The same can be said of Flash... I still remember how hard he got owned in the last OSL ro16. | ||
SilverskY
Korea (South)3086 Posts
On November 21 2009 06:23 lone_hydra wrote: The same can be said of Flash... I still remember how hard he got owned in the last OSL ro16. Yeah but that's because FlaSh was being stubborn and wouldn't build turrets. lol | ||
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MuffinDude
United States3837 Posts
On November 21 2009 03:36 StorkHwaiting wrote: Bad groups for Stork and Fantasy. Great group for JD and Hwasin. My predictions: JD/Pusan Pure/Hwasin Calm/Fantasy Flash/Stork (Voting Stork with my heart. My mind says Type-B :-S) Have you watched stork play pvz recently? Cause if you still think type b still ahs a chance, theres something wrong with you. | ||
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Athos
United States2484 Posts
On November 21 2009 04:42 haster27 wrote: Seriously? That's an somewhat of an insult to these players skill & accomplishments. Doesn't mean it's not actually the easiest group :/ I think Fantasy is in real trouble. His situation is like FireBathero sticking himself in an all protoss group. On second thought, he'll be fine. | ||
tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
Movie. He's going to have to put his PvT and PvP together if he wants to advance, because his sublime PvZ may not be enough against a player as great as Jaedong, who will be the group leader. That said, Movie's saving grace is that go.go has poor TvP, and that the group's fourth member, Pusan, is the weakest member of the group, by quite a lot. I think Movie squeaks by, because he'll have the practice and the confidence of playing every day in proleague, but this is not the group he wanted. Jaedong, Movie Group B: This group is similar to Group A, but without the big name of Jaedong. Instead, the talent is more evened out, and predicting the winner in this group with certainty is damn near impossible. The group's seed, YellOw[ArnC] has been slumping something terrible this season, and with his recent displays of futility, it's hard to see him advancing here. This is a point in ZerO's favor, because the underrated Woongjin zerg's weak ZvZ should get a pass, while his superb ZvT and ZvP will be more than a match for Hwasin and Pure. The second spot in this group will likely go to the winner between these two, but if Yellow[ArnC] plays the spoiler, he's most likely to topple the terran. Pure's play has been impressive lately, he has a slight edge for the last spot in the round of 8. ZerO, Pure Group C: This is it. The unquestioned group of death, is not only filled with three of the top 6 or so players in BW, but it will provide fantasy OSL TvZ action, and EffOrt and Calm facing off in ZvZ. This leaves Shine, a vastly overrated cheesy zerg, in the lurch, but all manner of things could theoretically happen here. EffOrt has an edge in ZvZ over Calm based on recent results, so I see him coming out of this group. fantasy's OSL form is too good to be denied, he should advance as well, his seed depending on his match against EffOrt. I'd give him slight odds to top this group. fantasy, EffOrt Group D: The last two groups are close to call, but there is only really one obvious pick for the winners of Group D. Both Flash and Stork have been in fine form lately, especially against zerg. type-b and Kwanro have respectable records in ZvP and ZvT, but both are nowhere near the big two here. If either zerg advances, it'll be a huge upset. Given Flash's current weakness in TvP, Stork is the likely first place winner here. Stork, Flash | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
not that I dislike Clam, but Effort needs his revenge | ||
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Mykill
Canada3402 Posts
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TwoStep
United States294 Posts
On November 21 2009 01:39 dukethegold wrote: How did Fantasy end up in an all Zerg group? O.o It's like the exactly same situation with Hwasin's MSL group, except the terran is on the receiving end this time. With that said, you have to realize that 30% of Fantasy's losses to Zerg come from Jaedong, and he is 6 to 7 against Jaedong. With that said, with Calm and Effort in his group, this is pretty scary. Take out Fantasy's games against Jaedong, it raises his TvZ by 2 percent to 55.5%. | ||
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aG.Admirai
Canada55 Posts
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Musoeun
United States4324 Posts
On November 21 2009 02:24 KP_CollectoR wrote: I was under the impression that fantasy was actually quite slow. In all of his replays, when he's coasting and there's no action - he's actually the slowest progamer I've seen by far. I don't mean this as a negative thing, in fact I find it awsesome that he can be a top player without meeting the apm "requirements" For that reason I think he's more like oov, but I feel he lacks the genius economy management that oov and Flash seem to have. Interesting observations though. I honestly don't really pay attention to APM that much; what I meant by him being a "fast" playing is that he's always pushing the game, pulling out the next tech choice, harassing, trying to be a step ahead of his opponent. The obvious contrast is Flash, who seems more content to harass a little, but sit back and build up. | ||
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InDaHouse
Sweden956 Posts
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Chen
United States6344 Posts
On November 21 2009 04:42 haster27 wrote: Seriously? That's an somewhat of an insult to these players skill & accomplishments. What accomplishments -.- That is by far the easiest group Group A minus Jaedong could be easier, but the "accomplishments" of all four players in group B sums up to all of 1 silver medal. thats it. | ||
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Jaksiel
United States4130 Posts
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iamho
United States3347 Posts
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