[GOM] Semifinals - sKyHigh vs Bisu - Page 23

On January 18 2009 18:52 rushz0rz wrote:


night elf dominated WC3 in the early days. MBC rigged a map so orcs built faster and some other things so that orc could win and it might give them higher viewer ratings. Freedom was a night elf and was victim to the map rigging, and it ruined his chances at going to the finals. it was let out and MBC lost a lot of respect in WC3. Freedom also lost all faith in WC3 and switched to SC, where he now resides on Khan in school.

On January 18 2009 18:54 rushz0rz wrote:


oh, or maybe he retired. i dont know.

i just know he had 1 good game vs. Jaedong... or Savior on Tau Cross and he completely raped him. Probably the highlight of his career.

On January 18 2009 18:52 blabber wrote:

lilsusie is now doing backstage duties full-time (includes interviews) so Daniel Lee is replacing her as co-caster for Tasteless

pretty sure it's permanent for now, could change though, who knows

On January 18 2009 18:50 rushz0rz wrote:


Awww... are you on your period or something? your favourite player getting smashed making it worse? nit-picking at Bisu to make yourself feel better about the terrible terran player losing? Get a grip, man.

On January 18 2009 18:56 Ver wrote:
Guys. This isn't about the maps. Yes these maps are imbalanced as hell and no you cannot blame it on innovations fully because Flash has been doing that far more than any Protoss player.

But Skyhigh vs Bisu is not decided upon maps. Bisu vs Flash might have been; both players played incredibly well but Flash's builds did do a lot to help the maps be a bit better imo. Bisu was just a little bit better that day.

But right now you are putting an S class player against a normal A/B level Terran. Bisu is going to win 3-0 on any maps if he played like he did vs Flash; the only question was how shaken would he be by his msl/osl defeats.

Skyhigh's performance against Best is irrelevant because Best is terrible in series play. This is what happens when you put one of the smartest players against some generic mechanical player.