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MountainGoat
United States507 Posts
His group now: IdrA DarkForce SuperNova Kas Real Feast The group is still pretty tough. Kas seems to have IdrA's number, SuperNova is a Korean Terran, ReaL is a Korean Protoss (although living in EU) and Feast is an up-coming Protoss player. I think he can break through though. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On March 03 2012 02:32 MountainGoat wrote: DongRaeGu dropped out of IEM World Championship and made IdrA's group a little bit easier. DarkForce replaces him. DarkForce is a pretty solid EU Zerg but he's nowhere as good as DRG. His group now: IdrA DarkForce SuperNova Kas Real Feast The group is still pretty tough. Kas seems to have IdrA's number, SuperNova is a Korean Terran, ReaL is a Korean Protoss (although living in EU) and Feast is an up-coming Protoss player. I think he can break through though. sweet without DRG hes pretty mcuh guranteed to get out of that group | ||
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DanLee
Canada316 Posts
On March 03 2012 03:04 Forikorder wrote: sweet without DRG hes pretty mcuh guranteed to get out of that group Depends which IdrA shows up, the one that went to MLG winter arena would definitely get out of that group ezpz. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On March 03 2012 03:22 DanLee wrote: Depends which IdrA shows up, the one that went to MLG winter arena would definitely get out of that group ezpz. no reason for him to lose heart, id expect him to be even more fired up at winter arena he showed us hes improved so at IEM hell show us him win :D | ||
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Aocowns
Norway6070 Posts
Make it happen, Captain Greggors  | ||
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Antithesis
Germany1233 Posts
On March 03 2012 02:32 MountainGoat wrote: His group now: IdrA DarkForce SuperNova Kas Real Feast The group is still pretty tough. Kas seems to have IdrA's number, SuperNova is a Korean Terran, ReaL is a Korean Protoss (although living in EU) and Feast is an up-coming Protoss player. I think he can break through though. Considering Idra aims at competing at the highest level of SC2, this group is actually as doable as it gets. Of course, every other player participating in large tournaments is good as well, and you won't get anywhere without beating at least one Korean (terran) anyway, but apart from that this group features a rather low rate of Korea trained players and without DRG there is no complete favorite on a total different level. Competition is always tough, yes, but considering the highest level of play currently possible in SC2, this group is more than decent. I expect Idra to advance from that group. | ||
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Fortii
Germany760 Posts
anyways, im looking forward to the next weekend.. | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On March 03 2012 03:38 Fortii wrote: hm, pretty sad that drg dropped out, would have liked to see him playing vs idra and would have made the joy way greater when idra advances anyways, im looking forward to the next weekend.. im pretty surprised he dropped out considering he did so well at winter arena despite so little rest time | ||
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Seraphone
United Kingdom1219 Posts
The Kas game could also go either way. If the Supernova from IEM Sao Paulo shows up and Idra plays as he can then Idra could even go 5-0. But I could also see him going 0-5 if he goes on tilt. Such is the nature of Idra. | ||
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schimmetje
Netherlands1104 Posts
On March 03 2012 04:07 Forikorder wrote: im pretty surprised he dropped out considering he did so well at winter arena despite so little rest time Seems pretty smart tbh, DRG's been doing great but he needs to pace himself a bit to not do an MC next season. I like IdrA's chances in that group though. He's got to be hungry, if he's focused as well he can take everyone in there. | ||
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ZasZ.
United States2911 Posts
On March 03 2012 04:38 schimmetje wrote: Seems pretty smart tbh, DRG's been doing great but he needs to pace himself a bit to not do an MC next season. I like IdrA's chances in that group though. He's got to be hungry, if he's focused as well he can take everyone in there. DRG dropped out because it conflicts with MVP's GSTL match and they're trying to secure dat vegas trip. | ||
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Facultyadjutant
Sweden1876 Posts
When idra dominates this group and takes iem worldchampionship and we get that back! | ||
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Benjamin80
581 Posts
On March 03 2012 04:18 Seraphone wrote: A lot depends on whether Supernova plays as he should and whether Idra plays well vs Real and Feast. The Kas game could also go either way. If the Supernova from IEM Sao Paulo shows up and Idra plays as he can then Idra could even go 5-0. But I could also see him going 0-5 if he goes on tilt. Such is the nature of Idra. You people really need to relax. His tournament result havent been very good. WCG didnt qualify from his group NASL and the list goes on. Just relax Idra just need some time no need to overhype him like that. Even without DRG is gonna be a very hard group for Idra becuase I dont think he can beat Real and Feast. Real is basically the protoss Idra hate to play against he is very creative and good at doing 2 base timing attacks and feast has showed alot of promise l8tly vs zerg.. Idra should be very happy to get 3rd in this group | ||
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Makura
United States317 Posts
MMA, Puma and MC will be hurdles no doubt tho, not ones he can't beat tho | ||
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schimmetje
Netherlands1104 Posts
On March 03 2012 04:57 ZasZ. wrote: DRG dropped out because it conflicts with MVP's GSTL match and they're trying to secure dat vegas trip. Oh there's that then. He still should regardless though. You know, after winning GSL tomorrow. | ||
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scDeluX
Canada1341 Posts
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
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BlackGosu
Canada1046 Posts
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insearchof
United States57 Posts
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