He is the alpha. He is the omega.
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Porcelina
United Kingdom3249 Posts
He is the alpha. He is the omega. | ||
Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
I think it probably means he writes and it goes "Well, I don't need to edit that piece of succulent prose, writing it is editing enough in itself". | ||
Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On September 22 2012 05:46 Porcelina wrote: Acer stated that it was due to overlapping schedules. http://www.aceresport.com/uk/news/653.htm Strange. Unless Scarlet has stuff to do -- which I dont really see a major thing on the schedule of upcoming events -- I'd think she was free. I guess flying someone out from Canada to Spain and then putting them up in a hotel for the weekend is pretty expensive but still...couldnt she have just used some of her WCG NA money for that? Anyway too bad, it would have been awesome to see her play against at least semi-legit opponents. | ||
Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
Taeja has lost one BoX TvZ this entire year. ONE! He is 52 - 11 (82.54%) TvZ against koreans... No matter what form Stephano is in Taeja is a favourite against any zerg player. Stephano is probably the second best player there, but he'll need at least one miracle to beat Taeja. | ||
SkyTheUnknown
Germany2065 Posts
Also I feel that one foreigner besides Stephano will make a deep run in this tournament, just can't say which one | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?36900 Posts
No, that's MaNa | ||
Porcelina
United Kingdom3249 Posts
On September 22 2012 06:10 Vorenius wrote: Taeja has lost one BoX TvZ this entire year. ONE! He is 52 - 11 (82.54%) TvZ against koreans... No matter what form Stephano is in Taeja is a favourite against any zerg player. Stephano is probably the second best player there, but he'll need at least one miracle to beat Taeja. As much as what you write is factually correct before the conclusion, I feel that designating 'having a good day while opponent has a bad day' is slightly underwhelming for a miracle. :D | ||
GunPaladin
United States1205 Posts
Wax is so imba. | ||
Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
On September 22 2012 06:15 Porcelina wrote: As much as what you write is factually correct before the conclusion, I feel that designating 'having a good day while opponent has a bad day' is slightly underwhelming for a miracle. :D That depends on the frequency of your opponent's bad days | ||
Sunshinewalker
Germany34 Posts
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Elem
Sweden4717 Posts
Doesn't mean I do not wish for Moon vs Grubby though, would make for a good final. | ||
m0ck
4194 Posts
Maybe I'm a raving fanboy, but to me this preview has the air of Stephano antipathy. He just cemented a year long run of being the strongest foreign player by reaching the no. 1 spot for dollars earned in 2012 and the 4th overall through all of SC2 history. He is dominating the players he practices with to a degree no Korean player has done and he seems as good a prospect as anyone for the title as best zerg in the world. He has kept the ball rolling for a year. What other players can claim that? MVP? MKP? MC? DRG? That's good company. And what is the summation? "Yeah, he's okay, but he totally finished 9th at Raleigh!" (behind 8 Koreans, true, but ahead of 16..). That's taking cherry-picking to the next level. *Besides that, as always, thanks for the effort in writing an interesting preview ^^ | ||
Ojahh
Ireland728 Posts
Yes and he's given RET his own tournament, the man is all Powerfull. | ||
CeriseCherries
6170 Posts
go thorzain on that topic | ||
Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
On September 22 2012 06:29 Sunshinewalker wrote: Rooting for TLO, hope he can reward himself for the hard training in korea! And as alway LIQUID FIGHTING! :D I just realised TLO would participate, and came here to post I was really excited to see him play. Glad to see I'm not alone! | ||
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United States884 Posts
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United States339 Posts
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United Kingdom4569 Posts
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United States1590 Posts
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United States2322 Posts
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