EPTOn August 15 2010 16:01 meegrean wrote:
that greater spire was so important.
that greater spire was so important.
On August 15 2010 14:06 Chen wrote:
Effort take notes
Effort take notes
[GSM] MBCgame vs Woongjin Stars - Page 24
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moopie
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Blind
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On August 15 2010 15:58 Djabanete wrote: Those guards were not BM at all >< They were exactly the right unit to get against an opponent with 5000 tanks and three vessels. Note how he whittled that down to one vessel, and took special care to kill the starports. He wouldn't have been able to resist Light's army if it weren't for the guardians. It was an awesome move. He wasn't criticizing the decision to make guardians. It was a brilliant move for the reasons you described. He was talking about how zero danced his guardians towards the end of the match. | ||
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Letmelose
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PoP
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On August 15 2010 16:05 FearDarkness wrote: Nothing is really BM in STX Masters. Even stars in sports mess around in pre-season. Yeah, fair point I guess. | ||
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Doughboy
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Kyuukyuu
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 might want to change that | ||
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Twist King
United States60 Posts
if that was a preview of jaedong vs light everyone should be very very excited | ||
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Lightwip
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On August 15 2010 16:04 Letmelose wrote: When he is on, Zero is my favourite zerg player to watch these days. I simply adore his late game play. Any good non-terran is always loved. Frankly, there's always a good terran(and usually a deficiency of a good protoss). | ||
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Letmelose
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On August 15 2010 16:26 Lightwip wrote: Any good non-terran is always loved. Frankly, there's always a good terran(and usually a deficiency of a good protoss). That, and I enjoy viewing Zero's clean, crisp play. There are various ways of winning, but with players like Light and Zero, you can tell their supreme confidence in playing according to the book. Thus the game is decided mainly by who is the superior player of the game. They play with their pride on the line, and it just makes the whole thing so much more enjoyable. I like players who are the best at the game, though they are not neccessarily the best at winning the game. I believe that Zero has been one of the best in the scene for quite some time now. | ||
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Twist King
United States60 Posts
On August 15 2010 16:48 Letmelose wrote: That, and I enjoy viewing Zero's clean, crisp play. There are various ways of winning, but with players like Light and Zero, you can tell their supreme confidence in playing according to the book. Thus the game is decided mainly by who is the superior player of the game. They play with their pride on the line, and it just makes the whole thing so much more enjoyable. I like players who are the best at the game, though they are not neccessarily the best at winning the game. I believe that Zero has been one of the best in the scene for quite some time now. agreed. I lump Zero together with Calm and Effort. 삼국지style yoo 장비 - Effort : straight up best player amongst the 3 거누 - Calm : more brains than brawn. even though he has the latter 유비 - Zero : calm collected by the book and dangerous | ||
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Letmelose
Korea (South)3227 Posts
I'm not sure if this is accurate, but this is the overall feeling I get from the three players. Zero: Very crisp unit management. Overpowers his enemy. Concentrates more on perfecting his play, and thus often gets caught off-guard. Effort: Great unit movement. Often walks on a knife-edge to exploit enemy weaknesses. Calm: I don't like him as much as the other two. He is better at winning than he is at the game. | ||
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