EPTIEM Sao Paulo, Day One - Victory Road - Page 3
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Pocky52
United States463 Posts
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Ansinjunger
United States2451 Posts
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kittensrcute
United States617 Posts
On February 08 2012 10:36 OrbitalPlane wrote: Great research on Darkforce mr author, there is a wiki called liquipedia... http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/DarKFoRcE I guess placing ro8 in NASL is his best result by far. Way better than beating several of the best foreigners and best koreans out there on GeForce tournament and placing 3rd. I am also convinced that at the WCG in Busan his win against MarinKing was an above-average results too. But i guess every above average diamond player can do that... Also good to learn something new with every article. I did not know that it is his second major tournament in the western hemisphere. I guess DreamHack and Assembly does not count in the american scene. I really hope next time there is someone less bias writing the article who values the above-average results of one of the best foreigner Zerg players... They are above average results and so that's why he said he gets above average results. | ||
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Corsica
Ukraine1854 Posts
On February 08 2012 10:36 OrbitalPlane wrote: Great research on Darkforce mr author, there is a wiki called liquipedia... http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/DarKFoRcE I guess placing ro8 in NASL is his best result by far. Way better than beating several of the best foreigners and best koreans out there on GeForce tournament and placing 3rd. I am also convinced that at the WCG in Busan his win against MarinKing was an above-average results too. But i guess every above average diamond player can do that... Also good to learn something new with every article. I did not know that it is his second major tournament in the western hemisphere. I guess DreamHack and Assembly does not count in the american scene. I really hope next time there is someone less bias writing the article who values the above-average results of one of the best foreigner Zerg players... I got used to NA writers to forget about EU players and be biased as fuck about such players as Illusion who havent been to any not NA Lans... thats something you have to get used to living here at TL... On topic: Never underestimate DarkForce...people call him DarkHorse for a reason...When he is on top of his game he can kill Koreans... Pred: Supernova 3-0 Darkforce 2-1 Illusion 1-2 Killer 0-3 | ||
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Melo.
United States63 Posts
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TheRealNanMan
United States1471 Posts
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The_Darkness
United States910 Posts
As the commenter pointed out above he took third in the GeForce tournament which had an insanely competitive field. He may not be the best European but he's in the top tier and that's enough for me to favor him against Feast and Illusion (in spite of the latter's excellent play of late). Also Supernova's record according to your own database is the worst (marginally) against Zerg and he just lost 3-1 against Leenock. I'm not saying he shouldn't be favored in the tournament, but the write up was hyping him a little too strongly, even though he looked very strong in the first round at the GSL. Otherwise no quibbles. | ||
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MVTaylor
United Kingdom2893 Posts
On February 08 2012 10:41 VirgilSC2 wrote: Dreamhack and Assembly were both in the Eastern Hemisphere ![[image loading]](http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/newart/imageh.gif) This is BEYOND nit picking. Europe and America are in the Western Hemisphere without doubt. Unless the Cold War of East against West had some severe tectonic movement to agree with the dictionary definition... | ||
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ZisforZerg
United States224 Posts
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ZisforZerg
United States224 Posts
On February 08 2012 12:52 Corsica wrote: I got used to NA writers to forget about EU players and be biased as fuck about such players as Illusion who havent been to any not NA Lans... thats something you have to get used to living here at TL... On topic: Never underestimate DarkForce...people call him DarkHorse for a reason...When he is on top of his game he can kill Koreans... Pred: Supernova 3-0 Darkforce 2-1 Illusion 1-2 Killer 0-3 please don't start this nonsense, he hasn't posted results in a while, the writers haven't forgotten about him it's simply hard to predict a guy who hasn't played in a while to do well. | ||
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devPLEASE
Kenya605 Posts
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MVTaylor
United Kingdom2893 Posts
On February 08 2012 14:49 ZisforZerg wrote: please don't start this nonsense, he hasn't posted results in a while, the writers haven't forgotten about him it's simply hard to predict a guy who hasn't played in a while to do well. Nonsense? Darkforce beat MarineKing at WCG in December and got in to the top 16 at Home Story Cup last month. I forgot how every player in SC2 should only be judged by how they performed last week. I would like nothing more than the colossal hype train that is illusion to crash to and burn. It's the guys first LAN outside of the US, he's 15 years old and says in an interview he lies IRL when he plays in these tournaments. Seriously, he's beaten two koreans online in best of 1's where they are playing cross server and then come "second" in an online tournament by beating Poyo, Incontrol, Catz and Destiny. Can we wait until people do something moderately decent in an offline setting before going mental about them, and by moderately decent I don't mean 24th place at an MLG, TriMaster got 16th at MLG Anaheim, where is he now. On February 08 2012 15:18 devPLEASE wrote: When did Illusion leave oGs and join Vile? Same ID, different player. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Illusion_(Korean_player) http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/Illusion_(American_player) | ||
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trinxified
Canada7774 Posts
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NuclearJudas
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Ramuh
Germany238 Posts
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JustPassingBy
10776 Posts
Anyways, should Illusion not finish second in the group, I can't promise I won't have a smug smile on my face. | ||
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TheNessman
United States4158 Posts
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Asshat
593 Posts
On February 08 2012 13:03 Melo. wrote: So according to Grubby, Fenix isn't gonna make it to IEM.....Visa issues I find it extremely doubtful that a Peruvian citizen needs a Visa to travel to Brazil. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10959 Posts
Aside from Supernova 3-0 which is kinda a given... It's just 100% guessing whiteout any facts or anything behind it except country bias? ^^ I just don't see any "smart" way to "guess" the outcome of this group, if DF brings his best play he should for sure get second... If not this could get messi. Predicting 0-3 Darkforce is really strange tho... Or you could go with the "JETLAG!" excuse and say that Supernova will drop 1 serioes and DF get crushed.. Which will make things messi again ^^. | ||
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Vaapad
Norway171 Posts
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