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On May 01 2012 01:50 pyrogenetix wrote:
People hate Shine because he's a shitty allin player that keeps hitting major flukes unlike Soulkey who is a solid management style player.
Fuck Shine, Last and Sea deserved the spot much more.
Compelling argument. Though I would suggest that winning is more important than your tears.
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On May 01 2012 12:14 MountainDewJunkie wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2012 01:50 pyrogenetix wrote:
People hate Shine because he's a shitty allin player that keeps hitting major flukes unlike Soulkey who is a solid management style player.
Fuck Shine, Last and Sea deserved the spot much more. Compelling argument. Though I would suggest that winning is more important than your tears.
LOL
I havent seen this group's games but I do really like Shine so I enjoyed that. :D
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People are just mad @ shine because of his logical decisions. He doesn't pull off those fancy, shmancy moves and focus on the key point of the game. See incoming attack coming, make dem Sunkens! Find a hole in the opponent's defense, capitalize on it!
But his ZvZ is genuinely good in that regards.
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On April 29 2012 18:56 blubbdavid wrote:
what the fuck is happening?
Pro gamers are playing more SC2 than Brood War these days.
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On May 01 2012 12:24 Xiphos wrote:
People are just mad @ shine because of his logical decisions. He doesn't pull off those fancy, shmancy moves and focus on the key point of the game. See incoming attack coming, make dem Sunkens! Find a hole in the opponent's defense, capitalize on it!
But his ZvZ is genuinely good in that regards.
He isn't even hated in korea, they hailed him as neo-july / yellow at some point cus of his aggressiveness
It's weird why everybody loved kwanro but hated shine 
On May 01 2012 14:01 onedayclose wrote:Pro gamers are playing more SC2 than Brood War these days.
I can bet you, that will stop in the ro8, when people come that far progamers can smell that OSL title
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On May 01 2012 14:01 onedayclose wrote:Pro gamers are playing more SC2 than Brood War these days.
Which is kind of good anyway hope to see their performance in sc2 is better than the results they are posting in broodwar . Looking at how things are they might as well spare us the pitiful quality that they are posting in current osl games and play sc2 immediately . I mean seriously why bother play both games when they already have in mind to switch to sc2 .
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On May 01 2012 14:26 Sawamura wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2012 14:01 onedayclose wrote:On April 29 2012 18:56 blubbdavid wrote:
what the fuck is happening? Pro gamers are playing more SC2 than Brood War these days. Which is kind of good anyway hope to see their performance in sc2 is better than the results they are posting in broodwar . Looking at how things are they might as well spare us the pitiful quality that they are posting in current osl games and play sc2 immediately . I mean seriously why bother play both games when they already have in mind to switch to sc2 .
Your sarcasm is way too obvious to be funny dude 
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My man. My only regret is that I didn't get to see him smash Sea
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Sea should get some professional help, like sport psychologist, he basically gave up in both games. He had them both won, and several times i would say. It was mental breakdown.
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On May 01 2012 16:12 johanes wrote:
Sea should get some professional help, like sport psychologist, he basically gave up in both games. He had them both won, and several times i would say. It was mental breakdown.
Something's going on in the Team 8 house. NONE of their best players got into OSL (baby, jaedong, sea).
Or they could be playing too much SC2.
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On May 01 2012 16:28 newvsoldschool wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2012 16:12 johanes wrote:
Sea should get some professional help, like sport psychologist, he basically gave up in both games. He had them both won, and several times i would say. It was mental breakdown. Something's going on in the Team 8 house. NONE of their best players got into OSL (baby, jaedong, sea). Or they could be playing too much SC2.
SC2 or not, I'd have expected Jaedong and Sea to at least have been able to win one game between the two of them.
Anyway, Team 8 just moved to another hostel so hopefully better practice conditions will help them. They still need more (or better) coaches though, one coach for 10 players isn't going to cut it, no matter what game they're playing.
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When are the next round matches?
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On May 01 2012 17:04 Moridin wrote:
When are the next round matches?
Group drawing will take place on May the 8th
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On May 01 2012 01:50 pyrogenetix wrote:
People hate Shine because he's a shitty allin player that keeps hitting major flukes unlike Soulkey who is a solid management style player.
Fuck Shine, Last and Sea deserved the spot much more.
User was temp banned for this post.
No they didn't. In order to advance you have to win your spot. Last and Sea didn't. -_-
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I'm pretty certain that nobody predicted Shine to take that group.
Sad that Last didn't make it, but oh well 
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The master shows how it is done. SK gets in as one of the top players last season, all is well.
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On May 02 2012 08:06 RageCommodore wrote:I'm pretty certain that nobody predicted Shine to take that group. Sad that Last didn't make it, but oh well
Yeah, last is actually promising.
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On May 01 2012 16:28 newvsoldschool wrote:Show nested quote +On May 01 2012 16:12 johanes wrote:
Sea should get some professional help, like sport psychologist, he basically gave up in both games. He had them both won, and several times i would say. It was mental breakdown. Something's going on in the Team 8 house. NONE of their best players got into OSL (baby, jaedong, sea). Or they could be playing too much SC2.
Sea hasn't been a good player for a long time.
But you are right, he is very weak mentally which is really a pity. You can see his nervousness on his face when he plays. Maybe he should just take a pill before playing or something. I mean sseriously, beta blocker, whatever, something. Or see a psychologist.
Now is a bit late though.
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EPT
