EPT[ASL17] Semifinal A - Page 4
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CHEONSOYUN
522 Posts
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Smorrie
Netherlands2922 Posts
Hero is in amazing shape. | ||
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Lazyer
United States342 Posts
I guess it was about time Hero has another chance at the title, Hero and Rush both consistently make it pretty deep into ASL. | ||
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reincremate
China2213 Posts
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RowdierBob
Australia13005 Posts
Would be pretty funny if, in all the context about zergs crying about imbalance, we get a ZvZ final. | ||
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Shinokuki
United States859 Posts
On April 16 2024 11:54 RowdierBob wrote: Hopefully Hero or Snow can pull out a win this season. They've both been so close and grinding for so long. Would be good to see one of them get a title. Would be pretty funny if, in all the context about zergs crying about imbalance, we get a ZvZ final. If you saw the games zerg just played better and mini just choked so hard against soulkey. Last season was same. You look at online stats and pvz is in very good spot. Once again, foreigners determining zerg is imba just based on 10 games. They would rather look at 10~20 game sample sizes and not 1000+ games. | ||
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RogerChillingworth
2843 Posts
Even though Sharp lost, he's definitely got a fan in me. | ||
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G5
United States2898 Posts
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Barneyk
Sweden305 Posts
But he was looking great this season, I was so impressed with how he played against Best and in the first game against Hero. Really caught myself cheering for him a lot. And considering that Best was the first pro I really got attached to that means A LOT! Then he got smashed.  | ||
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G5
United States2898 Posts
On April 21 2024 00:50 Barneyk wrote: I am usually pretty lukewarm towards Sharp in general, I am always baffled that pros don't do more to defend against his vultures. If you are a pro playing against Sharp, just make an extra sunken or an extra cannon or something to counter the vultures and you can outplay him. But he was looking great this season, I was so impressed with how he played against Best and in the first game against Hero. Really caught myself cheering for him a lot. And considering that Best was the first pro I really got attached to that means A LOT! Then he got smashed. I feel like at the pro level, everyone plays more into their own game theory for optimal play and tries playing almost too "perfect". Many of them don't look at opponents typical styles and take the risks to blind counter them. In the long run, it's definitely better to play how they are but those small risks of playing based on opponents typical traits are some of what separates guys like FlaSh and others. | ||
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Barneyk
Sweden305 Posts
On April 22 2024 01:18 G5 wrote: I feel like at the pro level, everyone plays more into their own game theory for optimal play and tries playing almost too "perfect". Many of them don't look at opponents typical styles and take the risks to blind counter them. In the long run, it's definitely better to play how they are but those small risks of playing based on opponents typical traits are some of what separates guys like FlaSh and others. Yeah, that is obviously one of Bests biggest flaws, his inability to adapt to his opponent. But I think you are very right, what separates the elites of the elites is their ability to read their opponents and adapt. Take someone like Mini, he does it sometimes but to often he makes mistakes. I think Snow is in a bit of a similar situation, I feel like a lot of his losses is based on him having a bad read of a situation rather than being outplayed. But they both can and do adapt, but aren't as consistently reading their opponents as well as the people with several titles. | ||
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