EPTThe Stephano Fan Club - Page 183
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FilthyLucre
Germany108 Posts
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Fus
Sweden1112 Posts
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Bone.be
Belgium64 Posts
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Resilient
United Kingdom1431 Posts
On February 26 2012 02:23 Fus wrote: Please stop comparing IdrA and Stephano -.- They are not even on similar leagues. This is impossible. Given IdrA's massive overhype, people will always compare the two as they are the stand out representatives of their race. Everyone who looks beyond marking/hype knows who the superior player is. | ||
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NeonFox
2373 Posts
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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Saumure
France404 Posts
glhf for finals On February 26 2012 02:23 Fus wrote: Please stop comparing IdrA and Stephano -.- They are not even on similar leagues. true, idrA plays muta style, which i never saw Stephano doing... Why does does not anybody play like him??!! | ||
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hillman
United States162 Posts
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:05 Saumure wrote: Thank you Stephano for having provided us such great games today!! glhf for finals true, idrA plays muta style, which i never saw Stephano doing... Why does does not anybody play like him??!! Nice first post <3 I'm an IdrA fan only because it's exciting. He has flashes of brilliance, but no real consistency. Keeps you on the edge of your seat while he is playing. Stephano is too good, it's not exciting enough to watch him steamrolling everything. The guy is some kind of genius. | ||
The_Darkness
United States910 Posts
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00Visor
4337 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:34 The_Darkness wrote: Stephano is a top 5 zerg in the world and he's (at the time of my writing this) number 1 in international ELO (besting IMMVP). Say what you want about ELO, but given how many games the top Koreans have played in foreign tournaments it's probably not a bad predictor of who will win a given match up. Go Stephano -- 4-0 polt. The TLPD ELO is quite skewed. You can get very high by beating a lot of rather weak opponents. That shouldnt be possible. A better ELO (and all around) is sc2charts.net. There Stephano is Rank8. | ||
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TheBB
Switzerland5133 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:38 00Visor wrote: The TLPD ELO is quite skewed. You can get very high by beating a lot of rather weak opponents. That shouldnt be possible. A better ELO (and all around) is sc2charts.net. There Stephano is Rank8. ? Those don't look like Elo ratings. Elo is Elo. And how many times do you guys have to get this wrong? Elo is not an acronym, but a name. | ||
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bgx
Poland6595 Posts
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GreyMasta
Canada197 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:38 00Visor wrote: The TLPD ELO is quite skewed. You can get very high by beating a lot of rather weak opponents. That shouldnt be possible. A better ELO (and all around) is sc2charts.net. There Stephano is Rank8. Well, at least we can more and more assume that Stephano is (by far) the best foreigner in the world. | ||
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EdSlyB
Portugal1621 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:38 00Visor wrote: The TLPD ELO is quite skewed. You can get very high by beating a lot of rather weak opponents. That shouldnt be possible. A better ELO (and all around) is sc2charts.net. There Stephano is Rank8. I think that he is so high because he plays and wins many tournaments. Even if they are smaller than the bigger tournaments (IPL, NASL, MLG, GSL), he plays against good players. The best korean pros almost only play in GSL. Occasionally some will come to internacional events but the ratio is very small. And if you add all Stephano's earnings and compare to those same koreans, you will see that he tops most of them. It's a matter of perspective: if you want the player that plays the best you probably need to look to GSL champions since they have the most competitive tournament. But if you also want the player the plays the most tournaments and wins them you have to broad up your view a little more. In that case you'll have to include Stephano in the top list because he is in fact one of the best SC2 players in the world. | ||
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iLLKiD
Germany72 Posts
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KainiT
Austria392 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:05 Saumure wrote: Thank you Stephano for having provided us such great games today!! glhf for finals true, idrA plays muta style, which i never saw Stephano doing... Why does does not anybody play like him??!! actually stephano plays mutas sometimes, pretty often in ladder and he throws it in in tournaments too, maybe we will see some of his muta control(which is very good) in the finals | ||
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Nothingtosay
United States875 Posts
On February 26 2012 02:47 MCDayC wrote: Polt is amazing, so it's gonna take some luck, some skill, and a whole load of lings to win this. GG GLGLGL!!!! Really? I can't see polt beating stephano personally. | ||
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EdSlyB
Portugal1621 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:57 Nothingtosay wrote: Really? I can't see polt beating stephano personally. Did you see the game Polt playing against Lucky? Was pretty amazing. Polt's resilience is very good. Polt has a very good chance of beating Stephano. But Stephano has a very good chance to beat Polt. So, I can't wait for some excelent games from both of them. Stephano Fighting! | ||
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The_Darkness
United States910 Posts
On February 26 2012 03:38 00Visor wrote: The TLPD ELO is quite skewed. You can get very high by beating a lot of rather weak opponents. That shouldnt be possible. A better ELO (and all around) is sc2charts.net. There Stephano is Rank8. If you're beating weak opponents your Elo will only go up very, very little and if you lose your Elo rating will go way, way down, so you can't inflate it that way. It's just not how it works. | ||
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