EPTI think Sheth should get a bit of consideration as well. He's a ladder beast and has done well so far in NASL. I'm really impressed by his play
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MajorityofOne
Canada2506 Posts
I think Sheth should get a bit of consideration as well. He's a ladder beast and has done well so far in NASL. I'm really impressed by his play | ||
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Raavi
Denmark156 Posts
Outside of Korea: Idra Gonna be easier to answer tho, after the current season of tournaments (ign, gsl, nasl etc) | ||
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Disarm22
United States151 Posts
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TemplarCo.
Mexico2870 Posts
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Gunman_csz
United Arab Emirates492 Posts
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
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RedMosquito
United States280 Posts
He also doesn't leave games when he sees hallucinated void rays | ||
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ShamTao
United States419 Posts
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zeru
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Defacer
Canada5052 Posts
On April 23 2011 01:21 BlackJargon wrote: Certainly not IdrA. The guy is amazing, but still does not show any of the creativity that other big zerg names do. It really depends on the match-up your considering to choose the best! Ya see, I disagree. If you get a chance, watch IdrA's stream ... He's surprisingly creative at times. I once saw him do a spincrawler/hydra rush on Typhoon Peaks through too sets of backdoor rocks. Mechanically, he's simply capable executing tactics that most people just can't. I would love to see what IdrA could with Spanishwa's build for instance. Spanishwa's build is great, but he takes a lot of unnecessary risks with his play style. I can imagine IdrA cleaning up that build and improving upon it. He basically learned Mr. Bitter's infestor build (and executed it better) in the span of a couple of games. In general, he falls back on safer builds, but even in the last MLG and TSL you can see his play getting a lot more aggressive. Really, the only thing that holds back IdrA is attitude -- not the BM, but the IMBA-sadness. | ||
yamato77
11589 Posts
On April 23 2011 01:55 zeru wrote: Don't think a lot of people like MC's attitude yet everyone agrees that he's the best right now. People don't think idra is the best zerg because... wait for it... he's not the best zerg and isn't as feared, consistent and good as Nestea, Losira, Dimaga. People disliking someone doesn't make them ignorant of their results and skill, however apparently being a fanboy of them does in some cases. You can't seriously put Dimaga in with Losira, NesTea and IdrA just because of the GSL WC, can you? Your point is about consistency, but what else has Dimaga done before that? The guy used to love baneling all-ins. Not a good pick for "consistent". | ||
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zeru
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Gunman_csz
United Arab Emirates492 Posts
How does he even know (LOL) who is feared among the pro community? When most korean pros are asked who are your rivals they say idra, not dimaga. what has dimaga accomplished again? how do you know what foreigner professionals think of idrA. Because last time I checked every Zerg progamer in foreign seen looked up to idrA or at-least acknowledged his skills. Zeru please for once stop spamming. You are not all-knowing, ominous god, which you think you are. | ||
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cuppatea
United Kingdom1401 Posts
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Hollis
United States505 Posts
...Either through buffs or metagame evolution. There, I made it not necessarily about balance. | ||
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CursedRich
United Kingdom737 Posts
On April 23 2011 02:00 yamato77 wrote: You can't seriously put Dimaga in with Losira, NesTea and IdrA just because of the GSL WC, can you? Your point is about consistency, but what else has Dimaga done before that? The guy used to love baneling all-ins. Not a good pick for "consistent". Hes won more tournaments than al of them so why not be able to compere him? | ||
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Alphasquad
Austria505 Posts
On April 23 2011 01:59 Defacer wrote: Ya see, I disagree. If you get a chance, watch IdrA's stream ... He's surprisingly creative at times. I once saw him do a spincrawler/hydra rush on Typhoon Peaks through too sets of backdoor rocks. Mechanically, he's simply capable executing tactics that most people just can't. I would love to see what IdrA could with Spanishwa's build for instance. Spanishwa's build is great, but he takes a lot of unnecessary risks with his play style. I can imagine IdrA cleaning up that build and improving upon it. He basically learned Mr. Bitter's infestor build (and executed it better) in the span of a couple of games. In general, he falls back on safer builds, but even in the last MLG and TSL you can see his play getting a lot more aggressive. Really, the only thing that holds back IdrA is attitude -- not the BM, but the IMBA-sadness. i basically agree with you but a professional player who insists on doing his one strategy every time and then complains about failing is neither really professional nor the greatest player in my opinion a great player, especially as zerg, should be diverse, adaptive and also be up to date in terms of evolving strategies - idra isnt and just because he changes his style since a few weeks wont change this fact for me players like mr. bitter are definitely more inspiration | ||
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zeru
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Mintastic
United States166 Posts
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gnutz
Germany666 Posts
Maybe NesTea, for me he seems like the one who sets the trends. | ||
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