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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

May 01 2019 08:55 GMT

#101

BW Jeez weekly 17 @ April 28, 2019 (Overwatch) - Shine US$ 78.07.

Final match between (Wiki)

Shine (Player) and (Wiki)

Bonyth

As all other matches, the final one was played on Circuit Breakers. Korean professional spawned @ 11 and Polish Protoss @ 5.
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Zerg opted for 3 hatches, Protoss built a gateway opting for FE in the future. Protoss made a good effort to delay Zerg's 2nd. Yet, this was just delaying the 3rd.
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Protoss's two first Zealot rushed into Zerg's main. This resulted in heavy damage for Protoss who left nothing behind and almost no casualties for Zerg.
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Pressure followed, until eventually Hydralisk ended the game.
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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

May 05 2019 22:09 GMT

#102

BW Jeez weekly 18 @ May 5, 2019 (Cross Game) - Shine US$ 145.44.

Final match between (Wiki)

Shine (Player) and (Wiki)

ZeLoT

As all other matches, the final one was played on Cross Game. Korean professional spawned @ 1 and his younger adversary with Protoss-like nickname @ 7.
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Notably, Shine's advantage was clear at already 0:30 mark. Despite ZeLoT spawned at a "Larva-movable" position, Shine managed to outperform him in mining.
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ZeLoT went for 9 pool seedlings, and Shine into 12 exp. Although 9pool seems to be an exact BO-win, ZeLoT gained nothing but killing a single drone, which was obviously not enough.
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Shine defended well against early mutalisk harras, and ZeLoT was very confused with what to do. He tried to sunken his opponent and eventually moved the drones back to his main,
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At ~9:00 mark ZeLoT made neat drone harassment, although the distraction ling attack was already on the go.
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Meanwhile, Shine gathered a strong muta army, backed up with +1 armor and a pack of scourges. The first major aerial encounter was the game breaker.
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nikolaus8844

94 Posts

May 05 2019 23:10 GMT

#103

Jeeeeeeeeeez... Shine sure likes to win the same amateur tourney every week eh? I'm not gonna lie, I enjoyed seeing him being face-stomped in KSL. It's just a shame that he managed to take the spot for Larva, who would have surely blessed us with a better performance.
Go Go Terror next week!!

M3t4PhYzX

Poland3518 Posts

May 06 2019 08:33 GMT

#104

On May 06 2019 08:10 nikolaus8844 wrote:
Jeeeeeeeeeez... Shine sure likes to win the same amateur tourney every week eh? I'm not gonna lie, I enjoyed seeing him being face-stomped in KSL. It's just a shame that he managed to take the spot for Larva, who would have surely blessed us with a better performance.
Go Go Terror next week!!

yeah, well.. i agree that it is pretty disgusting and i really never liked Shine anyways.. but if they give you (basically) free money for playing 4 to 5 games.. why not take it? it's fully rational from his perspective.It's the organizers fault for allowing professionals to play in a tournament with amateurs.

Liquid`Drone

Norway27969 Posts

May 06 2019 08:37 GMT

#105

important to note that shine is a very nice guy who plays in a lot of nonkorean tournaments, and he should be distinguished from shinee, who is a big jerk who plays in a lot of nonkorean tournaments.

nikolaus8844

94 Posts

May 06 2019 09:26 GMT

#106

I wouldn't point the fingers at the organizers cos it seems to me they (or he in particular) have burdened themselves with the seemingly impossible task to create some sort of a bridge between the Korean and foreign scenes. The financial incentive alone is quite a good stimulant for the best foreigners to really push that bit harder and try to defy the gods. I think Brain is doing amazing work tbh.
And of course, if they give u free money why not take it, as Shine. Plus.. he's not doing anything illegal or unethical. It's just that as they say 'if you have a plan B, plan A will never work out', and if plan B is to have fun and make a profit from his life-long commitment... cheers to him! It just makes it hard to view him as a real star..
Given this set-up... I strongly believe it's just a matter of time before the most committed foreigners improve to a level where they can regularly take games of him. As we all know Starcraft time is quite a bit faster than the regular time, so perhaps an year or two would suffice. Keep in mind - they are going up and have ambition on their side. He's going down and has reputation on his side.
I might be completely wrong, but........ I don't think so :D

KameZerg

Sweden1728 Posts

May 06 2019 15:51 GMT

#107

We get an extra prize for beating one of the koreans, i think thats fair.

Incomplete..ReV

Norway595 Posts

May 06 2019 16:58 GMT

#108

I'm not a fan of Rus_Brain to say the least, but I don't really see any problem with the tournament, nor with Koreans taking the chances they can. They've spent so much time becoming as skilled as they are, so why not earn a few bucks to keep living out one's passion? Especially Shine who seems like a stellar fellow. They might even be interested in getting to know the foreign scene more, too?

It's also a fantastic opportunity for foreigners to be able to play against some of the very best players in the world. If anything, it's a great chance to get practice rarely gotten elsewhere. It's also a bonus that people are awarded for beating Koreans and such.

I do support that there should be some tournaments for foreigners only (like Let's go), but I don't see anything wrong with the format of BW Jeez Weekly, nor in Koreans taking the opportunity presented.

M3t4PhYzX

Poland3518 Posts

May 10 2019 11:18 GMT

#109

On May 07 2019 00:51 KameZerg wrote:
We get an extra prize for beating one of the koreans, i think thats fair.

SOME koreans

I wouldn't call it fair, more like throwing the scraps out there just to seem fair, but whatever ; )

good that anything is going on, because it seems that whitout the STPL and BSL the foreign scene is completely dead.. unfortunately.

M3t4PhYzX

Poland3518 Posts

May 10 2019 11:23 GMT

#110

On May 07 2019 01:58 Incomplete..ReV wrote:
I'm not a fan of Rus_Brain to say the least, but I don't really see any problem with the tournament, nor with Koreans taking the chances they can. They've spent so much time becoming as skilled as they are, so why not earn a few bucks to keep living out one's passion? Especially Shine who seems like a stellar fellow. They might even be interested in getting to know the foreign scene more, too?

It's also a fantastic opportunity for foreigners to be able to play against some of the very best players in the world. If anything, it's a great chance to get practice rarely gotten elsewhere. It's also a bonus that people are awarded for beating Koreans and such.

I do support that there should be some tournaments for foreigners only (like Let's go), but I don't see anything wrong with the format of BW Jeez Weekly, nor in Koreans taking the opportunity presented.

"It's also a fantastic opportunity for foreigners to be able to play against some of the very best players in the world. If anything, it's a great chance to get practice rarely gotten elsewhere." would be a sensible statement in around 2005-8 when getting any practice against top, pro koreans was a rare thing, but in 2019 it's jus laughable thing to say.

and korean pros praying on amateur foreigners is as much distasteful as a professional boxer knocking tf out a bunchof amateurs in a tournament and getting all the money. It's disgusting to me, but it's not my money so whatever

it's just really weird and sad to me to see so many dudes liking getting dunked on on a regular basis. Ooofff

SuperJongMan

Jamaica11586 Posts

May 11 2019 21:09 GMT

#111

Shine winning hurts me.
Why is it disgusting when there is no stable pro scene?
Let the kids eat.
But still... how is no one beating shine.
SHINE FFS

Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

May 12 2019 14:30 GMT

#112

BW Jeez weekly 19 @ May 12, 2019 (Colosseum) - Shine US$ 76.74

Final match between (Wiki)

g0rynich and (Wiki)

LancerX

As all other matches, the final one was played on Colosseum. Russian Zerg spawned @ 7 and Russian Protoss @ 5.
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Overpool vs Gate-forge.
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This is the shortest final match so far. Early lings rushed into Lancer's main. Dead zealots and a sunken forced in gg.
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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

May 19 2019 13:57 GMT

#113

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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

May 19 2019 14:48 GMT

#114

BW Jeez weekly 20 @ May 19, 2019 (Medusa) - Scan US$ 77.19.

Final match between (Wiki)

Scan and

Marwin

As all other matches, the final one was played on Medusa. Ukrainian Terran spawned @ 3 and Korean Terran @ 6.
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Marwin opted for FE 2fac, and Scan for FE 1-1-1.
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First few skirmishes resulted into Scan's favor. However, it was way too premature to determine the winner. A small disadvantage in resource spent was easily covered with 2fac production.
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The first Wraith added even more score to Korean Terran.
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Undetected cloak let Scan to get a strategic position, both safely controlling Marwin's exit from the base and shooting down neutral ramp temple.
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Eventually, Marwin managed to break through securing force, but his main was being destroyed already. A good game from both.
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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

May 27 2019 18:04 GMT

#115

BW Jeez weekly 21 @ May 26, 2019 (Circuit Breakers) - Scan US$ 77.59.

Final match between (Wiki)

Scan and

Dewalt

As all other matches, the final one was played on Circuit Breakers. Russian Protoss spawned @ 1 and Korean Terran @ 11.
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Scan opted for Rax - FE - Factory; Dewalt for 1Gate, Range, FE.
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Dewalt opted for relatively fast DTs, and suddenly added three Gateways in the center.
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Nonetheless, this attacke failed completely.
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Leaving no chances for Protoss to survive this game. GG.

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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

June 02 2019 14:06 GMT

#116

BW Jeez weekly 22 @ June 02, 2019 (Fighting Spirit) - ZeLoT US$ 144.84.

Final match between (Wiki)

Scan and

ZeLoT

As all other matches, the final one was played on Fighting Spirit. Russian Terran spawned @ 1 and Zerg @ 11.
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Scan opted for Rax - CC, ZeLoT for 2Hatch Lair.
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Terran tried to leave @ 7th minute, but the Muta was up in time to keep Terran at bay.
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Zerg's furious Muta lasted until Guardian aspect.
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Ranged Hydra backed up by Guardians left no chances for the Terran.
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Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

June 09 2019 15:00 GMT

#117

BW Jeez weekly 23 @ June 09, 2019 (Circuit Breakers) - Bonyth US$ 154.70*.

Final match between (Wiki)

Scan and

Bonyth

As all other matches, the final one was played on Circuit Breakers. Korean Terran spawned @ 11 and Polska Protoss @ 5.
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Neither went FE. Both played rather safe and standard strategies.
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The second CC/Nexus timing was equal.
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Bonyth tried dark drop, first two templars of which were of minor effect. The third dark templar was a bit luckier until the comsats were recharged.
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No real action followed afterward. I will only mention again equal timing of both 3rds and 4ths bases.
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Bonyth opted for both arbiter and carriers. Arbiter possibly to make Scan confused if the spot was scanned. Bonyth placed his 5th and attacked with the first 6 carriers, arbiter, and ground stuff.
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Some more skirmishes follows.
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And an elimination fight.
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Although you may think that Bonyth got less left after this elimination (according to minimap), a strong force of nine carriers helped him to make the match even pretty soon.
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And eventually ended a game in his favour.
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Liquid`Drone

Norway27969 Posts

June 09 2019 15:19 GMT

#118

wow bonyth!! good job xD

[sc1f]eonzerg

Belgium6243 Posts

June 10 2019 01:14 GMT

#119

well done bonyth.i really liked the way you played this game.

Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1849 Posts

June 16 2019 23:51 GMT

#120

BW Jeez weekly 24 @ June 16, 2019 (Overwatch) - ZeLoT US$ 77.68; Bonyth US$ 77.68*.
Performance bonus for taking a game off Korean.

No report for today, unfortunately.

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