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ArtThouAngry
Canada146 Posts
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Hardigan
Switzerland1297 Posts
On January 11 2012 23:52 vroma wrote: At Lucky series he was unluky But on Nestea series it was clearly bad desision and lack of micro. Bad micro at first game with bane explosions and CLEARLY bad desision on FE in a zvz game after a cheese on first game. how can a FE in the 2nd set be bad decision? That was purly luck/BO-loss. You can't really say much about the 2 nestea games. And don't feel so down people, he had a pretty tuff group. When even Idra says that Nestea is a better Zerg than he is, that means something. I just hoped the games would have been longer and not both guessing. But it's probably the matchup i guess | ||
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Sphen5117
United States413 Posts
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Karalius
Lithuania271 Posts
idra vs lucky is a very good example of what i have in mind. I think it is really safe to say lucky had a 5 second window to attack, 5 seconds later, idra has hydras lucky dies. My question is, do pros actually KNOW that they have 5 seconds timing like that at that particular time against that particular build or was that 80% luck and like 20% knowing the timing? | ||
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GhostFiber
Australia88 Posts
ZvZ is the hardest style to get a consistent grasp of, even more so to get a handle on the korean game sense, I don't think it's fair to feel disappointed in IdrA for truly going into coin flip matchups. It's a shame that it's designed this way. Biggest problem is you cant hold position banelings so they don't attack anything. I'm not sure why Blizzard want to make the volatility of ZvZ so extreme. Because banelings are just so volatile, the game hangs around far too long in tier1. It would be like if in PvP or TvT the first 10minutes of the game was just marines or zealots.... On January 11 2012 21:30 Incognoto wrote: That's ZvZ for ya.. Well at least Idra (and Sen) is still in Code A. It's not like he's completely out. So I'm disappointed that he didn't do better, but it could be worse. Unfortunate that he didn't get to play MVP, those games might have been great. Still, it feels like ZvZ is BO poker. Maybe I'm wrong but it feels like Idra got out-BO'd. haha, BO poker. Great thing to call it. | ||
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daRkfalleN
Bulgaria65 Posts
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
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UBavarice
Sweden358 Posts
Just look at g1 and the difference in skill was undeniable. Anyways, hope he can move on in Code A! IdrA hwaiting!! | ||
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Warchariot
United Kingdom42 Posts
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Sphen5117
United States413 Posts
On January 12 2012 00:56 Warchariot wrote: Has everyone looked at the code A groups? Even if he manages to win his first round match, he's got a 50/50 chance of playing Huk in the next round. I don't want to call out Gom but placing our (arguably) best foreign player in the hardest group then making him fight our other (again arguably) best foreigner for a code S spot is hardly fair They don't "make" him to do it so much as the players "make" themselves do it through seeding. I would be confused if GOM changed their seeding structure just to avoid an inconvenience such as two foreigners or two teammates playing each other. Look at Group A for example. It had three OGS players. They had no choice but to teamkill each other. EDIT: Besides, if they both make it past the first round of Code A, they will still both have a shot via the Up and Down matches, regardless of how the second round goes. | ||
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Warchariot
United Kingdom42 Posts
The main point was, it sucks, not that I don't understand the format | ||
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Sphen5117
United States413 Posts
It's like Jinro not accepting a free Code A seed because he wanted to earn it. If you were given a higher chance of having a foreigner champ due to intentional seeding, would you actually want it? Or would you want a foreigner to earn it on a completely level playing field. It's because I'm an Idra fan that I don't want him to get there through any interference like that. Straight forward skill and hardwork are the only ways to a pure victory. Also, to be clear, atleast with the Code S groups in the first stage, it's based off of a point-tier system and then randomization. (Just for background to the discussion) EDIT: One more point, is that if two foreigners meet, then hey, you're atleast garaunteed to have one in the next round. | ||
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zerker2strong
775 Posts
nestea and mvp deserver it User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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ArtThouAngry
Canada146 Posts
On January 12 2012 01:38 zerker2strong wrote: what u expect lol him go trough? nestea and mvp deserver it You are entitled to your opinion, but keep that Kind of Shit out of the IdrA Fanclub please. It is really unnecessary and to be frank, he did better than Sen did, at least IdrA took a game | ||
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Sphen5117
United States413 Posts
On January 12 2012 01:38 zerker2strong wrote: what u expect lol him go trough? nestea and mvp deserver it Why the fuck are you here? | ||
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Shiawase
United Kingdom30 Posts
On January 12 2012 01:38 zerker2strong wrote: what u expect lol him go trough? nestea and mvp deserver it completely worthless post, even for this thread i take it the drop down to code a could mean more streaming now that he'll have more 'free' time? | ||
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mijagi182
Poland797 Posts
Stephano owned Lucky 4:0. Surely kid improved since ipl3 but so should IdrA. I know there was some luck included though. Hoping he will fight back in Code A. GL | ||
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ThatGuy89
United Kingdom1968 Posts
he had the hardest group with 2 of the best players in the world in, he'll do well if he comes out of this with his head held high and gets back into practice. gogo idra | ||
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Sphen5117
United States413 Posts
On January 12 2012 02:20 mijagi182 wrote: T T Stephano owned Lucky 4:0. Surely kid improved since ipl3 but so should IdrA. I know there was some luck included though. Hoping he will fight back in Code A. GL It's hard to read into Lucky's loss against Stephano. Idra has said Stephano is good in a sense that he uses a different style than most zergs, and therefore catches people offguard. If you see how Lucky demolished everyone else in IPL3 before losing to him, it kinda makes sense, since this was one of Stephano's big moments of bursting on to the scene. In Korea lately Stephano hasn't been doing as well, and arguably as Idra said on SotG, because better players understand what he's doing now. Just saying, Lucky's pretty badass himself, and losing to him isn't the same as losing to some scrub. And yeah, Idra will definitely dominate Code A. | ||
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