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[Code S] Ro4: TaeJa vs. RorO Recap (S1) - Page 5
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LuckyMacro
United States1482 Posts
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Zenniv
United States545 Posts
On another note tho, Taeja played sooo well game 1 and 2. Ppl calling Roro "patch-zerg" etc have no clue, Z is fuking imba but Roro is a damn good player. He got the macro, multi-tasking, build order preparation (micro is very good but not the best), but above all he's damn smart player and thinks on the fly. He's also infinitely patient (game 2). PS. I can't believe ppl still refuse to acknowledge that Z is OP User was warned for this post | ||
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Kyyuna
United States1222 Posts
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1raxexpand
United States165 Posts
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Yoshirou_Iba
Paraguay37 Posts
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jeri
Germany335 Posts
ps: dont understand all the whines about zergs... ask hyun, sniper drg and life why did they not make it to finals? prob the best bets where on life/drg, but they got simply outplayed by terans. | ||
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thepuppyassassin
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TerranTechie
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On March 02 2013 07:27 Evil_Sheep wrote: This series was like a mirror of Innovation v Symbol. Both terrans were renowned for their zerg-killing abilities and superb lategame macro-oriented style. Both zergs scouted this and prepared a variety of aggressive builds and all-ins to keep it from going to the terran's favoured lategame every time. I feel that Roro won because he did his homework in this series and Taeja did not. As I wrote earlier, Roro's only loss to terran this GSL was to MKP, both games to early timing attacks that caught him off-balance. # of timing attacks Taeja made this series: 0. At the same time, if Taeja watched the VOD's, he would see that Roro has gone for a lot of early aggression in zvt. Yet he was caught unprepared both times by early all-ins. The worst example was on Icarus, which is basically a 2-base all-in map, and he went triple-cc and went down to a simple baneling bust. Basically Innovation and Taeja were stuck on one style that got figured out, and it led to their downfall. "Terran's favoured lategame?" Are you mentally ill? Never mind, your entire post reeks of ignorance of the current state of WoL. | ||
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
Sad to see Taeja fall  gl to everyone in HotS! | ||
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achan1058
1091 Posts
On March 02 2013 16:01 metzninja wrote: It's not the BL/Infestor combo, it's the queen range which shuts down early terran pressure, as well as the viability of early heavy pressure from the zerg (games 3 and 4). Personally, I think pre queen/overlord buff was the golden period of SC2. | ||
Shawters
France26 Posts
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fireforce7
United States334 Posts
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OmniEulogy
Canada6600 Posts
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DaRKMaTT3r
Brazil553 Posts
Supervisor IntoTheRain stated that "I am not expecting AZUBU to become a strong team right off the bat. Just like AZUBU'S LoL teams, Blaze and Frost, we are going to work Really hard and give everything we've got so that we can gradually become the world's best SC2 team." GSTL Preseason finalist + GSL Finalist at same time, quite insane, wonder how would it be if they wanted to start strong. Congrats to Roro, sadly a ZvZ finals so another GSL finals that i won't watch! =( | ||
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Madars
Latvia166 Posts
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webhappy
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On March 02 2013 07:27 Evil_Sheep wrote: This series was like a mirror of Innovation v Symbol. Both terrans were renowned for their zerg-killing abilities and superb lategame macro-oriented style. Both zergs scouted this and prepared a variety of aggressive builds and all-ins to keep it from going to the terran's favoured lategame every time. I feel that Roro won because he did his homework in this series and Taeja did not. As I wrote earlier, Roro's only loss to terran this GSL was to MKP, both games to early timing attacks that caught him off-balance. # of timing attacks Taeja made this series: 0. At the same time, if Taeja watched the VOD's, he would see that Roro has gone for a lot of early aggression in zvt. Yet he was caught unprepared both times by early all-ins. The worst example was on Icarus, which is basically a 2-base all-in map, and he went triple-cc and went down to a simple baneling bust. Basically Innovation and Taeja were stuck on one style that got figured out, and it led to their downfall. This is a very good analysis. MKP really dominated Roro with his proxy gimmicks. In his Ro32 game 1, he 2-raxed and even got his bunker up at Roro's nat. He would've crushed game 1 but decided to put his rax add-ons outside his base where they got sniped. Game 2, he proxy-rax'ed, got scouted, but still won because he forced Roro to cancel his hatch first. Game 3, MKP won on Whirlwind (!) w/ a timing marine/stim push. The key is that he prompted Roro to cheese w/ an early pool. Taeja should mix in the occasional 2-rax. I also agree w/ the similarity to how Innovation lost. After seeing INnovation crush Stephano, I thought he would win the GSL but he was too greedy w/ his openings vs Zergs and lost on Icarus, the same way Taeja did. I also agree that both Taeja and Innovation have very good mid-late game w/ their multi-prong drops. The game that Innovation took down DRG on Akilon was incredible; DRG was so confused that he threw a bunch of infestors away. | ||
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Khai
Australia553 Posts
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boxerfred
Germany8360 Posts
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llIH
Norway2147 Posts
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Bumalate
United States33 Posts
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