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gravity
Australia2007 Posts
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Simplistik
2105 Posts
On March 25 2026 16:40 gravity wrote: I went to bed early thinking Soulkey would win the final, guess he really is out of touch. To be honest, I don't think he played that bad. Ample was really on it and played one of the best ASL games of his life. | ||
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iopq
United States1064 Posts
On March 25 2026 05:24 Biff The Understudy wrote: The last five ASL have been won by Zerg. Because the said Zerg didn't make many mistakes vs. the Terran opponents doesn't help at my level where we both make lots of mistakes, but Terran's mistakes don't lose him the game, but my mistakes do | ||
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TMNT
3127 Posts
On March 25 2026 11:52 seodoth wrote: Soulkey holding on with 100 supply vs max out Ample for 20 minutes... I couldn't tell whether this was Ample being a bit wasteful and not focus firing things correctly like at the 5 'o clock, or Soulkey defending very well. Still it does feel like bullshit Terran seems to have no tools to break through Zerg with such an overwhelming advantage. Think it was mostly Ample being wasteful. Better Terrans would have closed the game out way earlier with that lead. I'm not sure but maybe making 12 Firebats would have helped. Anyway can some Zerg specialists here give an analysis as to how Soulkey lost the game? Eon where are you? It feels like during the game most of us were so sure that Ample was screwed once he got soft Lurker contained, and when the dropship was caught by Muta, and when the first Terran push was destroyed with Guardians,... but then Ample basically just retreated, took a base, another base, macro'd up and attacked and attacked. In Artosis' words, he just made units and attacked lol. For me it feels like Soulkey was being too fancy with his build. Lurker, then back to Muta, then Guardian and Defiler at the same time. Like a little bit of everything, enough to surprise the Terran but not enough to actually fight back let alone kill him. That's why he spent the whole game defending. | ||
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Postalpj
6 Posts
On March 25 2026 16:59 iopq wrote: Because the said Zerg didn't make many mistakes vs. the Terran opponents doesn't help at my level where we both make lots of mistakes, but Terran's mistakes don't lose him the game, but my mistakes do At your level you can practice micro maps and roll Terran over with mutas | ||
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ruhtraeel
Canada128 Posts
On March 24 2026 21:35 Peeano wrote: I imagine Best and Snow were rubbing their hands and licking their lips during those last 2 minutes. Snow for sure Best is decent against Z and T so it probably doesn't matter as much to him, if he gets matched against P though he's screwed | ||
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D_lux
Hungary61 Posts
On March 24 2026 20:22 Toshinou-Kyouko wrote: howtf did that ling survive 2 mines I haven’t played in a billion years, and not sure what happened here but two things come to mind that can happen: 1.: A ling can outrun a mine. The mine explodes and the ling makes enough distance so the ling doesn’t instantly die. 2.: Spidermines can friendly fire. This includes other mines. When more than one mine is moving close to each other if one mine decides to explode first it can take out other mines near it. Those other mines will sometimes look like they also exploded but in reality they were just killed and they don’t do any damage. So if 1. and 2. happen together than it might look like the ling survived two mines exploding in its butt. | ||
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goody153
44242 Posts
I was convinced it was gonna be Soulkey and JyJ who would make it out | ||
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felleN
Australia76 Posts
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Artas1984
138 Posts
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TornadoSteve
1110 Posts
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