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Clever by Nestea to not commit in the second game. Next MLG will be difficult for IdrA, but I'm sure he can pull through. He's been looking very good overall this tournament, and was even close to holding Nestea's attack in game 1.The IdrA Fan Club - Page 1786
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Stiluz
Norway688 Posts
Clever by Nestea to not commit in the second game. Next MLG will be difficult for IdrA, but I'm sure he can pull through. He's been looking very good overall this tournament, and was even close to holding Nestea's attack in game 1. | ||
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MountainGoat
United States507 Posts
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Lefaa
Finland313 Posts
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RJGooner
United States2038 Posts
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:27 MountainGoat wrote: Bummer. I'm still feeling more confident about IdrA's strength right now though. He kind of got screwed over by playing a top 3 protoss and an equally good Zerg. I'm optimistic for the future but pretty sad right now -_______- I'm not too optimistic. Idra continues to underperform in every tournament he enters. Hopefully I'm wrong t.t | ||
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Krang974
Luxembourg1 Post
bad player will be bad forever User was banned for this post. | ||
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lisward
Singapore959 Posts
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Kieds
Chile116 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:29 Krang974 wrote: lol this guy is just overrated and won his IEM (with not many level) just because of luck bad player will be bad forever You made an account only for this?. Rofl, you really love IdrA in secret | ||
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walklightwhat
Australia752 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:29 Lefaa wrote: What is his next tournament? IEM world champs. And his group is probably more difficult than what he faced here. | ||
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Lefaa
Finland313 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:29 Perseverance wrote: I'm not too optimistic. Idra continues to underperform in every tournament he enters. Hopefully I'm wrong t.t How did he underperform in this tournament? I think none expect him to advance from round 1 | ||
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Kieds
Chile116 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:31 walklightwhat wrote: IEM world champs. And his group is probably more difficult than what he faced here. At Least he'll play more of 2 Bo3 minimun :D. | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:31 Lefaa wrote: How did he underperform in this tournament? I think none expect him to advance from round 1 Well first off, he didn't advance from round 1. Secondly, he should of beat OZ and then he did what he always does when he played vs Nestea and psyched himself into going 0-2. -_- I am very close to giving up on Idra. Look at his track record in tournaments for the last 2 months. Just horrid. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:31 walklightwhat wrote: IEM world champs. And his group is probably more difficult than what he faced here. guy never gets a break its sad though if he loses everyone calls him bad and if he wins people will jsut say hes supposed to do well since he trained in Korea great games agaisnt Oz good game against NesTea, better luck next time IdrA On February 26 2012 05:34 Perseverance wrote: Well first off, he didn't advance from round 1. Secondly, he should of beat OZ and then he did what he always does when he played vs Nestea and psyched himself into going 0-2. -_- I am very close to giving up on Idra. Look at his track record in tournaments for the last 2 months. Just horrid. he palyed some very top tier Koreans and pushed them rpetty hard id say thats pretty amazing from him | ||
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InfectedGoat
Canada444 Posts
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TheBrofessor
Canada429 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:29 Perseverance wrote: I'm not too optimistic. Idra continues to underperform in every tournament he enters. Hopefully I'm wrong t.t I really didn't feel he underperformed at all in this tourney. Some bad luck caused it so he had to play his weakest matchup against one of the best korean protoss, and he had an extremely close series with him. Then, because of some more bad luck, he wound up facing Nestea. Although Nestea's zerg crown has been given to DRG somewhat, he still probably has the best ZvZ in the world. Losing a build order loss, and another game do to a big risk by Nestea paying off isn't that bad. | ||
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purpose
Sweden1017 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:31 Lefaa wrote: How did he underperform in this tournament? I think none expect him to advance from round 1 But I think many had high expectations for this MLG. Idra just spent 3 months in korea training with Slayers. And for months now people have been saying that Idra is good if he just can get the practice. Now he has and so if Idra want to get back to the top of sc2 scen he needs to start winning. You cant blame that he plays good players. Look at this MLG and Asus Rog. Top koreans are falling all over the place to foreigners so there is no reason Idra could not beat both Oz and Nestea. Hell Haypro beat Nestea ffs. And even though this is the idra fan topic, but it sounds like Idra never ever lost a game because the opponent played better. There is always some excuse. But look at game 2 nestea game. Nestea took perfect decision and won, in the game vs Oz, idra did not make those decisions and took bad engagement and he lost because of it. It is those decisions and engagements that needs to be perfect at this lvl or you will lose. And then it does not matter how good you play. Titan vs puma in Rog, titan played great but fucked up one time and boom he lost the game. Thats what happens when you play top players. Same for Kas vs puma and so on. Idra has what it takes but atm he is far from there and has alot of work to do. Especially since he keeps leaving games that are not over. | ||
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RJGooner
United States2038 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:34 Perseverance wrote: Well first off, he didn't advance from round 1. Secondly, he should of beat OZ and then he did what he always does when he played vs Nestea and psyched himself into going 0-2. -_- I am very close to giving up on Idra. Look at his track record in tournaments for the last 2 months. Just horrid. Yes he hasn't been playing his best lately. But you can't put that to this tournament. Look at the improvement in his ZvP in this tournament. He went up against Oz, one of the best Protosses in the world, and very nearly took him down. His second match was against arguably the best ZvZ player in the world in NesTea. No rational fan picked him for either of those matches, yet he competed well in both. This is NOT underperforming, this is getting a draw against two of the top Korean players in the world. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:38 purpose wrote: But I think many had high expectations for this MLG. Idra just spent 3 months in korea training with Slayers. And for months now people have been saying that Idra is good if he just can get the practice. Now he has and so if Idra want to get back to the top of sc2 scen he needs to start winning. You cant blame that he plays good players. Look at this MLG and Asus Rog. Top koreans are falling all over the place to foreigners so there is no reason Idra could not beat both Oz and Nestea. Hell Haypro beat Nestea ffs. And even though this is the idra fan topic, but it sounds like Idra never ever lost a game because the opponent played better. There is always some excuse. But look at game 2 nestea game. Nestea took perfect decision and won, in the game vs Oz, idra did not make those decisions and took bad engagement and he lost because of it. It is those decisions and engagements that needs to be perfect at this lvl or you will lose. And then it does not matter how good you play. Titan vs puma in Rog, titan played great but fucked up one time and boom he lost the game. Thats what happens when you play top players. Same for Kas vs puma and so on. Idra has what it takes but atm he is far from there and has alot of work to do. Especially since he keeps leaving games that are not over. if it was the Idra of before going to Korea he wouldnt have come close to taking a single game of Oz he very very very very nearly beat him | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:36 TheBrofessor wrote: I really didn't feel he underperformed at all in this tourney. Some bad luck caused it so he had to play his weakest matchup against one of the best korean protoss, and he had an extremely close series with him. Then, because of some more bad luck, he wound up facing Nestea. Although Nestea's zerg crown has been given to DRG somewhat, he still probably has the best ZvZ in the world. Losing a build order loss, and another game do to a big risk by Nestea paying off isn't that bad. He must be the unluckiest player in the world. He loses ALL the time. Look at the GSL code S and even code A. Terrible terrible performance. | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
On February 26 2012 05:40 RJGooner wrote: Yes he hasn't been playing his best lately. But you can't put that to this tournament. Look at the improvement in his ZvP in this tournament. He went up against Oz, one of the best Protosses in the world, and very nearly took him down. His second match was against arguably the best ZvZ player in the world in NesTea. No rational fan picked him for either of those matches, yet he competed well in both. This is NOT underperforming, this is getting a draw against two of the top Korean players in the world. Amen. | ||
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