EPTAnyways..
Soulkey + Rush
HerO + JD
Snow + Mini
Stork + Light
But huge factor will definitely be the selected maps for bo1 part..
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Destroyer
Czech Republic935 Posts
Anyways.. Soulkey + Rush HerO + JD Snow + Mini Stork + Light But huge factor will definitely be the selected maps for bo1 part.. | ||
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HOLYBATS
Turkey741 Posts
On September 09 2024 22:12 Zografa wrote: Does anyone know how the switch works? Soulkey picks who to switch for who? Or what? Kinda weird for him to take JyJ, who is very good tvz. I get the JD switch(because zvz is tricky) and i get the terran choice(easier to prepare) just dont get why he went for JyJ, also not sure what are the exact rules? He cant switch first picks.He also want a T. So the options are JyJ,Royal and Light. SK,Rush herO,Bisu SnOw,Mini Stork,Light | ||
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Lazyer
United States361 Posts
A: SK/Rush B: herO/Bisu, but I could see JD making it out instead of Bisu. C: Rain/SnOw (assuming Rain's PvP is back on point... if this were any other group I feel like he'd be out) D: Sharp/Light (Stork was lookin good but ngl it's hard to trust) | ||
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cheesehuehue
Vatican City State90 Posts
On September 10 2024 01:23 Destroyer wrote: Soulkey left it on Sea to do the switch or what was it about? Tha So apprarently Soulkey had been teasing/announcing that he would pick Sea first. In response, Sea threatened Soulkey to make a group of death that would include Jaedong. Soulkey picked up Sea first anyways. In the next round, when it was Sea's turn to pick the third member of the group, Soulkey offered to give him "his power" to make the last change in the group as long as Jaedong didn't join their group and stated that he didn't care if anyone else joined. Sea liked the offer and they made a pinky swear (lol), apparently in part because he liked the idea of having that "much" power. Sea picked Rush, however, Rush picked Jaedong anyways. Soulkey had the power to move Jaedong away if he wanted anyways, but also seems like Sea was actually grateful to Soulkey so he honored his part of the deal and swapped JD away. | ||
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chongu
Malaysia2590 Posts
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bochs
114 Posts
On September 10 2024 11:44 chongu wrote: Why is Soulkey afraid of Jaedong? Jaedong's vZ is his worst matchup according to ASL stats At least in the old Kespa era, JD's zvz win rate was close to 70% if my memory serves correctly, and was leading the 2nd by a wide margin. zvz by nature is highly dependent on opening, so SK would want to avoid any zvz (JD or not) if he could. | ||
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Vasoline73
United States7808 Posts
Hero and JD Snow and Mini Sharp and ??? (hardest for me to guess...) | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13154 Posts
Group C is brutal, but about as good as Rain could've hoped for. Same with D, looks really tough for Stork but also he'll be decently happy he only needs to prepare for PvT. Predictions: A: SK and Rush B: Hero and Bisu C: Snow and Mini D: Light and Sharp | ||
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland4211 Posts
Should be a very interesting Ro16! | ||
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M3t4PhYzX
Poland4211 Posts
edit: Wait.. did they change the dates? I'm pretty sure it was 18th, 19th and 25th, 26th IX before.. | ||
BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50437 Posts
On September 10 2024 16:49 M3t4PhYzX wrote: 1 plays 2 first and 3 plays 4 first, btw right? edit: Wait.. did they change the dates? I'm pretty sure it was 18th, 19th and 25th, 26th IX before.. yes on both questions the dates have been updated. | ||
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Kespa1988
52 Posts
Interesting JD was picked so late. His form must be pretty good atm. Well actually, its not. I have been watching his stream for long time, and while his form at the beginning of August was interesting and promising, the last 3 weeks were a total decline. Even his matches during the group competition were far from good. This decider match vs Shine was actually played badly by Shine rather than well by JD. Shine did not take advantage of the fact that he had a spore in both bases and instead of destroying JD's economy, he allowed him to set up a third base.. Anyway I really cheer for JD, but I think he is causing fear because of his unpredictable nature and experience mixed with hype, rather than his current shape . Here are his stats from 29 July till now, in ProLeauge: vs p W:8 L: 9 vs z W: 6 L: 7 vs t W:7 L: 9 | ||
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TornadoSteve
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Piste
6179 Posts
Hero+Bisu Speed+Mini Sharp+Royal | ||
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Zografa
211 Posts
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flyingrat
43 Posts
I booked a trip to South Korea in part because I wanted to attend SSL once in my life and had assumed that Groups A and B were going to be on September 18th and 19th as it said on Liquipedia. Now it turns out they're on the 23rd and 24th, when I'll be gone. Oh well, win some lose some. | ||
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iopq
United States960 Posts
On September 10 2024 11:44 chongu wrote: Why is Soulkey afraid of Jaedong? Jaedong's vZ is his worst matchup according to ASL stats It's still a build order win like half of the time. In the finals the advantaged build won every single game. | ||
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cheesehuehue
Vatican City State90 Posts
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TornadoSteve
1070 Posts
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sM.Zik
Canada2550 Posts
On September 12 2024 02:54 TornadoSteve wrote: Switchingn a coin flip match up just so you have one match up to practice against. The exact definition of being afraid Your definition of being afraid is interesting.. Id call that being smart. | ||
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