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Fango
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sneakyfox
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Fango
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Aiingel
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@BobFossil I'm glad you emerged from lurking, hope to see more of your posts! I've been a TY fan since the time it hurt to be a TY fan  | ||
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pvsnp
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Aiingel
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
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Sakat
Croatia1599 Posts
Autopiloting to 100 scv | ||
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Elentos
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On September 02 2017 12:33 Aiingel wrote: Whether he wins or loses, TY always shows great games. Except today I fully expected Dark to win but I was hoping TY would at least put up a fight. On paper Dark vs TY was by far the best match in the Ro8 but in reality it was by far the worst. And TY out in the Ro8 again. After this disappointment I half expect him to win Blizzcon, just because. | ||
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verlar
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EatingBomber
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The_Red_Viper
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EatingBomber
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On September 02 2017 17:12 The_Red_Viper wrote: We want him to win a korean starleague With the Korean scene as it is, is a Starleague really more prestigious than a stacked IEM where the top 12 is already nearly 100% Korean anyway? | ||
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The_Red_Viper
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On September 02 2017 17:14 EatingBomber wrote: With the Korean scene as it is, is a Starleague really more prestigious than a stacked IEM where the top 12 is already nearly 100% Korean anyway? Yes, format + the whole korean field participating offline makes it more prestigious. TY would be good enough to win one probably, but he fails to deliver there :/ | ||
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Fango
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sneakyfox
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I don't mind the scv count so much, he's also just insuring himself against worker harass - although he is overdoing by now. As has been said elsewhere, one has to wonder why he went with that map order. Surely the two last maps would have been the best for TY. Thinking of who he was playing, his strategy seemed particularly bad for those two maps. Of course Dark is gonna tech up as much as he can on Ascension and Acolyte, and he is the best Zerg in the business at defending. Then you probably shouldn't hold off on getting a ghost academy until 16 minutes into the game, as was the case on Acolyte, and just go very unit heavy considering the long rush distance. I don't think that TY could have done much more to kill bases than he did. There were a few misteps (like not reacting to the ling-runby that killed the fourth in game 1 even though his medivac spotted it in advance), but really the two first games where lost against ultras and a few vipers, and TY failed to respond to either of them. Should he really be suprised that this is how Dark did it? It seems that failing to prepare for the player cost the match again. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16090 Posts
On September 02 2017 17:18 The_Red_Viper wrote: Yes, format + the whole korean field participating offline makes it more prestigious. TY would be good enough to win one probably, but he fails to deliver there :/ IEM Katowice had almost all top koreans participating (soO, Maru and Classic probably being the only notable players missing) as well as all the top foreigners. It was pretty much just as stacked as a Starleague. | ||
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Sakat
Croatia1599 Posts
On September 04 2017 01:12 Charoisaur wrote: IEM Katowice had almost all top koreans participating (soO, Maru and Classic probably being the only notable players missing) as well as all the top foreigners. It was pretty much just as stacked as a Starleague. The SL format counts for much in the ranking of tournaments. That's the big Taeja discussion the community has been having for a while | ||
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pvsnp
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
I would argue that WeSG was actually an impressive win, but only due to the qualifiers being the biggest bloodbath of last year. The actual event was the easiest money I've ever seen two players get | ||
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