EPTOn March 29 2009 17:50 GTR wrote:
they aren't american
only american's i know that have been on TV are Assem, Pillars and Maynard.
they aren't american
only american's i know that have been on TV are Assem, Pillars and Maynard.
Maynard?
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whatusername
Canada1181 Posts
Maynard? | ||
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Spyfire242
United States715 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:41 KizZBG wrote: Poll: Will you be watching the next 2 matches? (Vote): Yes (Vote): No Heh... I will admit I tuned in specifically to watch IdrA, so no. Great solid play by IdrA I think Trap took a little risk that last game and expanded like mad knowing IdrA had no problems playing a longer game. | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:43 myzael wrote: It's a pity, that he lost, but now we finally see the progamer's training paying off. He was almost flawless mechanically, only his decision making/strategy failed him. Good fight nonetheless. He should do better in near future. an astute observation people seem to forget that idra is basically learning the game from scratch while he's in korea because of how differently korean pros play the game goddd his play was so fucking sick, better than i thought he'd play and i watch him play all the goddamned time its a pity trap was 10x better than i thought he was too  | ||
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KlaCkoN
Sweden1661 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:40 Zzoram wrote: Didn't he play vs July for MSL qualis? It wasn't televised. This is his first live televised match. The vod had korean commentary so that means that they casted a replay or something? | ||
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Motiva
United States1774 Posts
edit: and yea, I'm going to sleep now | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
idra lost but shit greg i am seriously so proud of you that was great fucking play | ||
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tutan-kamon
9 Posts
He showed decent matches, but i think that after a year of 12 hours practice you must at least show decent games. Idra should just retire, i don't see him ever getting more than round 1 | ||
GTR
51688 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:45 KlaCkoN wrote: The vod had korean commentary so that means that they casted a replay or something? the video/obs was pre-recorded and they commentated on that | ||
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
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whatusername
Canada1181 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:45 KlaCkoN wrote: The vod had korean commentary so that means that they casted a replay or something? i think theres a difference being up there on the stage with bright flashy lights and a big audience watching you | ||
Harem
United States11393 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:45 tutan-kamon wrote: I think its safe to say that practicing for over a year now, in CJ non the less and loosing in the first round of 256 is bad. He showed decent matches, but i think that after a year of 12 hours practice you must at least show decent games. Idra should just retire, i don't see him ever getting more than round 1 With that kind of logic, then a lot of koreans should be retiring as well. | ||
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GTR
51688 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:45 tutan-kamon wrote: I think its safe to say that practicing for over a year now, in CJ non the less and loosing in the first round of 256 is bad. He showed decent matches, but i think that after a year of 12 hours practice you must at least show decent games. Idra should just retire, i don't see him ever getting more than round 1 trap is definitely no push-over, he is probably 3rd/4th in the pecking order of the stx house in terms of protosses imo | ||
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SkyTheUnknown
Germany2065 Posts
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Guybrush
Spain4744 Posts
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kroko
Finland2136 Posts
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hixhix
1158 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:44 Spyfire242 wrote: Heh... I will admit I tuned in specifically to watch IdrA, so no. Great solid play by IdrA I think Trap took a little risk that last game and expanded like mad knowing IdrA had no problems playing a longer game. what risk? he countered Idra's style perfectly. While Idra turtles hardcore and tries to expand, the best protoss can do is to mass expo and gateways like crazy. That's exactly what Trap did and he won easily with 8k left in bank at the end -.- | ||
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leetchaos
United States395 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:45 tutan-kamon wrote: I think its safe to say that practicing for over a year now, in CJ non the less and loosing in the first round of 256 is bad. He showed decent matches, but i think that after a year of 12 hours practice you must at least show decent games. Idra should just retire, i don't see him ever getting more than round 1 All of these players practice that much... that doesn't really have much to do with it when you get to this point. What matters is can your break your own obstacles and can you raise your level of play progressively higher. | ||
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:46 Harem wrote: With that kind of logic, then a lot of koreans should be retiring as well. yeah that firebathero newbie lost to some unknown stx guy too, he should retire  | ||
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GTR
51688 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:47 SkyTheUnknown wrote: first game was great by idra. but he has to vary his playstyle more, trap could adapt easily to idras standard bo. with some more different strats idra could become a really awesome player. agreed, he is as easy to read as a children's picture book. all you need to do is to do something really weird and that will throw him off and thus make it much harder for him to adapt to it. | ||
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
On March 29 2009 20:45 tutan-kamon wrote: I think its safe to say that practicing for over a year now, in CJ non the less and loosing in the first round of 256 is bad. He showed decent matches, but i think that after a year of 12 hours practice you must at least show decent games. Idra should just retire, i don't see him ever getting more than round 1 He's part of a team you dipshit. Do you think ALL B-team players should just give up? Of course not, because they help the A-team practice. The CJ coach himself credited their B-team for the help they gave towards the WL win. | ||
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