EPT[GOM] TG-Intel Classic Season 2 Day 4 - Page 34
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Fwmeh
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antiq
Slovakia191 Posts
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Pangolin
United States1035 Posts
On October 02 2008 21:00 Fwmeh wrote: How can I like boxer when his fanboys are like this? It just get harder and harder.... How can you NOT like Boxer when his games are like this. Seriously if the fanboyism bothers you, don't read it and watch his games. They are simply amazing. | ||
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United States10328 Posts
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SilverSkyLark
Philippines8437 Posts
On October 02 2008 20:57 bioboyAT wrote: i am sure he didn't do that because he wanted to embarass killer or go easy on him, it was just so 100% boxers style Yea, I totally agree with you, Boxer wouldn't want to embarrass someone, even those nukes way back are meant for entertainment (except the one against Elky during WCG, that was for revenge). BoxeR is just playing his style. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10950 Posts
awesome :D | ||
disciple
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ZhenMiChan
Netherlands1181 Posts
wow!!! | ||
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meathook
1289 Posts
Those interview questions were really lame, as some already noticed. It all reminded me of the video of some collage student getting pulled away by security and tazered when he asked Donald Rumsfeld a different question than he was supposed to.. even though Rumsfeld wanted to answer the question. On October 02 2008 18:16 Zzoram wrote: I'm sure he wouldn't do this against Jaedong, he just figured he could embarass this kid because he is 1-14 and probably nervous. On October 02 2008 17:56 damenmofa wrote: u are overdoing it a bit. it sure was epic to watch these games but bear in mind why the progaming scene has become what it is. HE sure wont be able to pull that stuff on a competent player, let alone one of the current top 20. I will just go ahead and direct you to this game: End of discussion. | ||
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
On October 02 2008 23:32 meathook wrote: Hehe, those boxer games were awesome. You can really tell that he is a bit rusty, but still. . . wow. Too bad the VOD quality really sucks. Those interview questions were really lame, as some already noticed. It all reminded me of the video of some collage student getting pulled away by security and tazered when he asked Donald Rumsfeld a different question than he was supposed to.. even though Rumsfeld wanted to answer the question. I will just go ahead and direct you to this game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IECOcMR1c_w End of discussion. posting a vod of a game were the zerg loses 6! drones to a proxy rax bunker rush and comparing it to boxers games today just shows that u know nothing about starcraft. U have to be a D+ player max to honestly think these games are comparable. End of discussion. | ||
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Kacas
Brazil3143 Posts
nice results boxer =** ace =** | ||
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ray1234
Canada679 Posts
ACE:4 Noobs:0 this is amazing... and boxer... what can i say... WOW | ||
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MeriaDoKk
Chile1726 Posts
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
I mean who prefers watching soccer or basketball matches from 50 years ago compared to now? Nowadays strategies and skill difference just evolved to a point where its gotten incredibly hard (if not impossible) to pull all kinds of crazy stuff regularly. Still there is change in gameplay and strategy, only its much more subtle to note than "valks and nukes" or "queens + devourers". Nowadays the map plays a huge factor in bringing out interesting strategies, remember when Flash killed shit in tvz on katrina with mech and fast +1? It sure doesnt look as genius as the crazy stuff people could pull in the old days, but that doesnt mean it just isn't. In fact, coming up with something new that works on the current level of skill SC has evolved to is far more impressive imho. and before i get flamed: i started playing sc competitevely before TL ever existed and watched these "old times" first hand and sure, finals like Grrr vs TheBoy made me jizz my pants back then. When I go watch them now I can't look past their (relatively) abysmal control and multitasking. Now I jizz my pants when I see the perfect macro/micro/multitasking of players like Jaedong or Flash. | ||
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On October 02 2008 23:57 damenmofa wrote: posting a vod of a game were the zerg loses 6! drones to a proxy rax bunker rush and comparing it to boxers games today just shows that u know nothing about starcraft. U have to be a D+ player max to honestly think these games are comparable. End of discussion. It is comperable. | ||
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MeriaDoKk
Chile1726 Posts
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
care to elaborate? cus you know, if u pull 9 drones and lose 6 of them in the first 3 minutes of the game as a Z it is already GG. Im pretty sure every C Level T would have won from there on (if they wouldnt know its jaedong and get nervous like shit cus they have a huge chance to win vs jaedong). | ||
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BlackStar
Netherlands3029 Posts
On October 03 2008 00:58 damenmofa wrote: am i the only one who doesnt think those were the "good days of starcraft" but rather the beginning? I mean who prefers watching soccer or basketball matches from 50 years ago compared to now? Many people do. The pace in football(soccer for US and Australians) was much slower. You had all the time in the world compared to now to do some 'brilliant things'. And I hear tons of people complain that football nowadays is boring. It's too tactica, it's too much about power play, the stakes are too high to take any risk, etc. Obviously, you aren't the only one. I think it's kind of silly to claim that low level play is better than high level play. If the game gets too boring you need to change the rules. And in the case of football, it really has major major rules problems anyway. And it's like Daniel Lee says, most people don't get to appriciate the high level of play since they are unaware like it. It's not that Starcraft has the same crisis chess has. It's more limited than chess, for sure. But it doesn't have the problem that high level play removes creativity and turns everything into preprogrammed robot play. | ||
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diehilde
Germany1596 Posts
On October 03 2008 01:07 BlackStar wrote: And it's like Daniel Lee says, most people don't get to appriciate the high level of play since they are unaware like it. Yeah I couldn't agree more with this. Maybe its just that I didnt realize how many of those people post on TL.net nowadays cus back then when it started the vast majority of posters had a relatively good understanding of the game and were able to appreciate most of the nuances of pro level play. | ||
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Naib
Hungary4939 Posts
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