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Huk seems to have an easier bracket with only one really strong (but still shaky) LosirA, still be cautioned since  Curious did beat  MC before
HayprO surely got much love but there'll be as many ppl rooting for GanZi, always looking forward to see an ex-bw pro
moonglade has the easiest route (in comparing to other foreigners). He should be able to beat destination, rain doesnt look so solid either, dont know about Yeah, still a good way to relegation matches
Ret is so doomed, 1st jjob, which imo is even better than BoxeR, then probably SangHo, then  SaiR/Squirtle (omg)/Cezanne (beat him last codeA)/aLive (very solid TSL player), all looks codeS material. Chance is so slim unless Ret plays 3x better than last season
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On February 12 2011 17:29 Crazyeyes wrote:
Looks like Code A will be worth watching this season!
Whats with all the hype for Squirtle, though?
I've only seen him play once, when he 4-0'd the first set of the GSTL, and his play was (relativley) horrible. So many stupid mistakes and bad micro that it almost seemed like he was doing it on purpose.
After that 4-0 I decided I'd be happier asleep, so I jsut gave up on GSTL for the night and forgot about it until now.
Did he end up sucking less later?
and when I say 'suck' I mean relative to other top players; obviously it takes a certain amount of skill to even be in that position.
He defeated MVP in an absolutely amazing game.
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On February 12 2011 17:35 RPR_Tempest wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2011 17:29 Crazyeyes wrote:
Looks like Code A will be worth watching this season!
Whats with all the hype for Squirtle, though?
I've only seen him play once, when he 4-0'd the first set of the GSTL, and his play was (relativley) horrible. So many stupid mistakes and bad micro that it almost seemed like he was doing it on purpose.
After that 4-0 I decided I'd be happier asleep, so I jsut gave up on GSTL for the night and forgot about it until now.
Did he end up sucking less later?
and when I say 'suck' I mean relative to other top players; obviously it takes a certain amount of skill to even be in that position. He defeated MVP in an absolutely amazing game.
GSTL spoilers
+ Show Spoiler +Yeah, it was a pretty good game. Although, I think Bomber played better against MvP even though he lost then Squirtle against MvP even though he won. I think a big part of Squirtles victory had to do with MvP getting too greedy too quick and going for the triple expand early on instead of redirecting his attention towards harassment and early upgrades/army units. Squirtle was able to create a sufficient death ball that could not break MvP outright, but contain and starve him. Bomber on the otherhand was able to go tit for tat with MvP who I think made fewer mistakes during that match.
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On February 12 2011 17:32 Arceus wrote:Huk seems to have an easier bracket with only one really strong (but still shaky) LosirA, still be cautioned since Curious did beat MC before HayprO surely got much love but there'll be as many ppl rooting for GanZi, always looking forward to see an ex-bw pro moonglade has the easiest route (in comparing to other foreigners). He should be able to beat destination, rain doesnt look so solid either, dont know about Yeah, still a good way to relegation matches Ret is so doomed, 1st jjob, which imo is even better than BoxeR, then probably SangHo, then SaiR/Squirtle (omg)/Cezanne (beat him last codeA)/aLive (very solid TSL player), all looks codeS material. Chance is so slim unless Ret plays 3x better than last season
Ret is going to crush faces. Ret HWAITING!
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Yugioh!
omg, so happy to say that again :D
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wow this is gonna be really intense liquidbet. so hard to choose who will come out on top in most of match ups.
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On February 12 2011 15:28 krispy wrote:
Wow there are ALOT of zerg
All Terran & Protoss are in S class.
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Sure, I love to support foreigners, BUT
This is the first time an Australian has been in the GSL in SC2.... So all my love has to go to Moonglade.
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hope Squirtle, HuK and LosirA go crush and come to code S this season. Code S need these guys
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Wow... everyone but 3 or 4 players in code A are Code S material. Sh*t just got real, cause these matches are going to be ridiculously hard.
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On February 12 2011 15:22 Orome wrote:Show nested quote +On February 12 2011 15:17 Garnet wrote:
Awesome draws. No foreigner collision. I highly doubt that's a coincidence.
Of course it's no coincidence since 4 of those foreigners were actually invited into Code A. It would make no sense to pit them against each other early on.
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Excited! Hope the foreigners get far, especially moonglade
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Huk and Moonglade have the best chance to get Code S status, but I only think Huk will get it.
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i think ret will have a decent chance if some of the bigger maps are played in code A
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On February 12 2011 19:43 Sprouter wrote:
i think ret will have a decent chance if some of the bigger maps are played in code A
Yeah, if Ret can work on his early defense, he is definitely code S material.
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CchapSeungEu vs Ret? Noooo, I want both of them to advance QQ
Huk will advance with and Haypro will be cheesed out.
Moonglade might have a chance, not sure on that one.
And isn't Posh in TSL?
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Wow Rets group is so fucking stacked! Squirtle who just beat MVP in an epic game in the GSTL, Alive and Cezanne, Killer and the SlayerS dude. Atleast HuKs group doesn't look too bad.
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WOW! and because of the gom's team league i know a lot more of the players than last season! good job, im excited :D
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Squirtle is good, but everyone is overestimating him. That game against mvp was good, but mvp has yet to show any stellar tvps. He beat MC sure, but MC cheesed and failed. He 4-0ed Tester sure, but Tester is still in his slump, he even lost bad to polt prime in the GSTL. Lastly, he got 0-2ed by choya... squirtle is good, but people are overestimating him. Yugioh although im rooting for, he went
6-0 for code a qualifiers, 2-0ed rainbow, but keeps getting zvz.... and he got it again...
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EPT
