shouldnt have been so emphatic on trying to get damage done...

the genius of this build was so subtle and well done...
it lied in jangbi's assumption that effort had an early 4th already up

jangbi's greatest fault started with haphazard sair production
he didn't even end up scouting the 11 oclock main - right into effort's hand
all jb needed to do was rally to his third, get it up and get an early 4th.
bisu style.

risk.nuke

Sweden2825 Posts

January 08 2012 04:03 GMT

#402

On January 08 2012 13:02 Xiphos wrote:
I would criticize JB for playing sloppy but Effort really played this game beautifully. As a Zerg, I shed a tear.

as a protoss and khan fanboy I think I shed more.

yepenaxa

Belarus2280 Posts

January 08 2012 04:04 GMT

#403

That game was won on intelligence!
Backstabs. armies in the dark.
Jangbi had no way to know whats up until he moved for the counter
Effort controlled that game well

Lebesgue

4542 Posts

January 08 2012 04:05 GMT

#404

Effort play was really intelligent as mentioned above, but Jangbi did play sloppy.

If he plays like this he would lose to any good Zerg

pyrogenetix

China5094 Posts

January 08 2012 04:05 GMT

#405

another typical game by Jangbi. shitty corsair control and shitty game decisions. No need to attack with 2 DTs he saw spore sunken. Last attack also wtf wait 8 seconds for templars to storm lurkers then attack if you're going to try take down the expo.

anyway great game from effort, incredible game sense sending in 2 groups of lings at protoss nat. U MAD? PROTOSS you gonna attack or defend

disappointed in Jangbi... he has the mechanics but he just lacks so much big game management decisions.

Mortality

United States4790 Posts

January 08 2012 04:05 GMT

#406

On January 08 2012 13:02 Gamegene wrote:

Show nested quote +

it's the osl champion curse.

I think the curse was broken some time ago now.

The OSL curse was that a champion does not make it out of the Ro16 the next season. Which happened (almost?) every OSL for many years after Boxer. I think July was the first to break the curse.

Soft`Soap

Canada865 Posts

January 08 2012 04:06 GMT

#407

JB wasn't very active with his corsairs

red4ce

United States7313 Posts

January 08 2012 04:06 GMT

#408

On January 08 2012 13:01 Pelopidas wrote:
Jangbi returns to paewanghood TT. That was awful.

Man gtfo with that. Janbgi during his paewang period had a sub 30% winrate. He's still at 50-50 for this season so get a grip.

Gamegene

United States8308 Posts

January 08 2012 04:07 GMT

#409

nanashin's stream: dat ass.

quite literally.

Lebesgue

4542 Posts

January 08 2012 04:07 GMT

#410

On January 08 2012 13:05 pyrogenetix wrote:
another typical game by Jangbi. shitty corsair control and shitty game decisions. No need to attack with 2 DTs he saw spore sunken. Last attack also wtf wait 8 seconds for templars to storm lurkers then attack if you're going to try take down the expo.

anyway great game from effort, incredible game sense sending in 2 groups of lings at protoss nat. U MAD? PROTOSS you gonna attack or defend

disappointed in Jangbi... he has the mechanics but he just lacks so much big game management decisions.

Seeing him play like this makes me wonder how he managed to win the last osl

Lebesgue

4542 Posts

January 08 2012 04:08 GMT

#411

On January 08 2012 13:07 Gamegene wrote:
nanashin's stream: dat ass.

quite literally.

Really tasty

But now we're back to business

Gao Xi

Hong Kong5178 Posts

January 08 2012 04:08 GMT

#412

Turn vs Hydra

Gamegene

United States8308 Posts

January 08 2012 04:08 GMT

#413

On January 08 2012 13:08 Lebesgue wrote:

Show nested quote +

Really tasty

But now we're back to business

S line~

Taekwon

United States8155 Posts

January 08 2012 04:08 GMT

#414

On January 08 2012 13:05 pyrogenetix wrote:
disappointed in Jangbi... he has the mechanics but he just lacks so much big game management decisions.

i disagree on this part. effort actually capitalized on jangbi's strong game sense - the realtivity put more
pressure and urgency into jb's play and right into effort's hand. thats the genius of effort.

Taekwon

United States8155 Posts

January 08 2012 04:09 GMT

#415

"these days CJ wasnt doing so well so we were pretty down...but since we're slowly winning one by one i think we'll get back on track"

Taekwon

United States8155 Posts

January 08 2012 04:09 GMT

#416

"i had prepared a build counter to the current zvp trend and mindset i took the player's style into account as well"

Renkaoru

390 Posts

January 08 2012 04:10 GMT

#417

I think this is just what Zerg needs, a revolution in ZvP. I like what Effort did here, mass lings + turtle simcity into hive tech. It's a pain to see Zerg lose game after game going hydralisk every single time and getting ripped to shreds by good storms. Jangbi lost, but that was a nice demonstration of the power of the swarm by Effort. Recommended.

Motivate

2860 Posts

January 08 2012 04:10 GMT

#418

On January 08 2012 13:07 Lebesgue wrote:

Show nested quote +

Seeing him play like this makes me wonder how he managed to win the last osl

it's crazy because he was slumping for aaaaaages before that... i thought he was on the road to retirement. really goes to show how much momentum/confidence helped him.

Taekwon

United States8155 Posts

January 08 2012 04:10 GMT

#419

"bisu's game was influential as well but i think the map was instrumental as it wa the backbone of my preparation"

RelZo

Hungary397 Posts

January 08 2012 04:10 GMT

#420

On January 08 2012 13:07 Gamegene wrote:
nanashin's stream: dat ass.

quite literally.

half of the kingdom to the person who can tell me her name

Effort tried the same strategy vs Bisu on Outlier, didn't quite work there. It seems he has been practicing this style quite a lot since then.