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llIH
Norway2142 Posts
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TheMagicianSC2
France74 Posts
For me, heart & head is the same this time | ||
xenoZhang
China142 Posts
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Bermuda
Belgium411 Posts
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Spidinko
Slovakia1174 Posts
Bad decision. Grubby is in a hot streak lately. Plus, he's a hard worker and nobody will be surprised to see him most prepared against his respective opponents. Stephano is a tough opponent but I think Grubby is going to take the first place. 2:0 over BabyKnight and 2:1 over Stephano | ||
AxiR
Germany944 Posts
On May 08 2013 20:21 Spidinko wrote: You picked BabyKnight over Grubby? Bad decision. Grubby is in a hot streak lately. Plus, he's a hard worker and nobody will be surprised to see him most prepared against his respective opponents. Stephano is a tough opponent but I think Grubby is going to take the first place. 2:0 over BabyKnight and 2:1 over Stephano They didn't pick BabyKnight over Grubby... | ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
He probably just saw where they picked BabyK > Grubby for their first meeting and didnt look to see that they picked Grubby > BabyK in a rematch in the final match | ||
torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On May 08 2013 20:21 Spidinko wrote: You picked BabyKnight over Grubby? Bad decision. Grubby is in a hot streak lately. Plus, he's a hard worker and nobody will be surprised to see him most prepared against his respective opponents. Stephano is a tough opponent but I think Grubby is going to take the first place. 2:0 over BabyKnight and 2:1 over Stephano Stephano is like 30-0 vs Grubby in games that matter. But I like you optimism:D | ||
opterown
Australia54747 Posts
On May 08 2013 21:01 Benjamin99 wrote: Stephano is like 30-0 vs Grubby in games that matter. But I like you optimism:D yeah but grubby has beaten stephano 2/2 times in hots i think? | ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
On May 08 2013 21:04 opterown wrote: yeah but grubby has beaten stephano 2/2 times in hots i think? I guess it depends on how you subjectively define which matches matter. He beat him for WCS points at Dreamhack but they were both out of the tournament already. Did the match matter to both players? on paper yes but it wouldnt be the first time Stephano didn't care about tiebreakers. He forfeited the MLG winter exhibition. | ||
Mikelius
Germany517 Posts
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iloveav
Poland1472 Posts
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Mormel
Netherlands57 Posts
On May 08 2013 21:10 Mikelius wrote: I don't see Sortof beating both Mana and Feast. Then you don't know Sortof. | ||
o)_Saurus
Germany260 Posts
On May 08 2013 21:04 opterown wrote: yeah but grubby has beaten stephano 2/2 times in hots i think? It's even 5:3 in Grubbys favour regarding maps for Hots as of now. My prediction is: 1. Grubby 2. Stephano 3. Krass 4. Babyknight | ||
StarStruck
25339 Posts
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Musicus
Germany23570 Posts
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Morlock
68 Posts
Portraying every good Zerg as a superhuman is pure spin and nothing but a technique used by the Zerg Propaganda Machine to insinuate that their race is still underpowered despite winning every tournament. Stephano wins because he's superhuman and so much better than the rest. Scarlett wins because she's superhuman and so much better than the rest. Life wins because he's superhuman and so much better than the rest. Leenock wins because he's superhuman and so much better than the rest. The reason Stephano was so successful was because he brought the problem-solving intelligence, innovation and attention to detail of a good Protoss to a race for which it's possible to reach high grandmaster by following the same, repetitive build order every game, not scouting adequately, and A-moving units. Too many Zergs in WoL expected to win by merely following their recipe and not missing an inject. Stephano wasn't one of these and took the game by the balls. That is why he was able to succeed with probably not even a tenth the practice of the Code S Terrans and Protoss that he was fighting in a battle of equals. Zerg isn't nearly so OP in HotS, so there's far less potential for innovative players to abuse the power of their race. But often they can still manage it, e.g. with Life still winning games by essentially A-moving lings. User was warned for this post | ||
BuzOr
Germany5 Posts
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