EPTClub Day MSL Finals - Page 46
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Empyrean
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GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:39 FieryBalrog wrote: 44 pages for TWO GAMES? Goddamn! Go Bisu, I'm so nervous! they were pretty long games, and we started on page 20 or 22 or something | ||
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
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Monoxide
Canada1190 Posts
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
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GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:41 LimitlessSky wrote: I hope someone is telling Bisu about his reaver issues while on the break Anyone remember best losing 2 key reavers? yea i hope it's not best giving him advice xD | ||
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Tekin
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MayorITC
Korea (South)798 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:37 Kwark wrote: That game he had a build order advantage, going 13 core against JangBis 17 core. Faster core means faster range. Faster range means huge early game micro advantage which in turn means ramp contain if gate numbers are equal. That means that JangBi has to 2 gate, which he did, which in turn means that Bisu can get away with 1 gate pressure into exp into mass gate. That small build order advantage can be extrapolated out as far as Bisu's much faster expo. Both players knew this, JangBi going mass goon and trying to break the exp before it had any chance to repay Bisu's investment in it. But Bisu's excellent micro to defend it won the game. In short, the opening builds gave Bisu an economic advantage which could only be negated if JangBi outmicroed Bisu at a critical time. He couldn't. Edit: But that doesn't mean luck was involved. Bisu proxied Destination in the semi finals. JangBi was always going to make a zealot to stay safe against any potential cheese and one lone zealot is no threat to a fast core build. Bisu exploited what JangBi knew about him. Bisu's excellent micro wasn't what saved him against Jangbi's attack at his natural. Jangbi had already his own natural being built when he pushed so there wasn't much unit difference. And cancelling the Nexus and going for an all-in push would have been far too late at that point when Jangbi found out Bisu's quick expansion because Jangbi's expansion was halfway done. Edit: The main mistake on Jangbi's part that game would have been backing away from the bridges, allowing Bisu to cross over and catch Jangbi's dragoons exposed in front of his zealots. But there was too much of a unit count difference that better positioning probably wouldn't have made a difference. | ||
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inlagdsil
Canada957 Posts
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
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Empyrean
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SilverskY
Korea (South)3086 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:42 Tekin wrote: Whos winning????? ! Tied at 1-1 so far. | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:39 FieryBalrog wrote: 44 pages for TWO GAMES? Goddamn! Go Bisu, I'm so nervous! There was 20 pages before the games even started, and there was like 10 pages yesterday, so its not that much. | ||
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humblegar
Norway883 Posts
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Tekin
2711 Posts
Thank you! | ||
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KwarK
United States42778 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:38 kNyTTyM wrote: woah do you mind doing this for all the games? Game 1 Standard mirror PvP in which both players use solid safe builds. Some trading of units. Bisu's reavers die and the battle is a forgone conclusion. Not so much metagame there really. Both players were playing very standard and very solid. They've never played before and were trying to get the measure of each other I guess. It was very even until a small micro mistake on Bisu's part cost him the game. | ||
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
On November 22 2008 18:42 Mastermind wrote: There was 20 pages before the games even started, and there was like 10 pages yesterday, so its not that much. Well now we have the third match...and that could be more exciting since it will make someone closer to winning a third game and winning that trophy | ||
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
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LimitlessSky
United States434 Posts
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Storchen
Sweden4385 Posts
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