EPTDH Summer Preview Part 1: Can the Koreans be Beat? - Page 6
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TeamBanished
United States301 Posts
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Evil_Sheep
Canada902 Posts
1. Life 2. Taeja 3. Jaedong 4. Violet 5. Gumiho 6. Hyun 7. Squirtle 8. Stephano 9. TLO 10. Lucifron | ||
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Emzeeshady
Canada4203 Posts
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RHoudini
Belgium3627 Posts
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iViNtaGe
United States254 Posts
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sM.Zik
Canada2550 Posts
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PhoenixM1
United States178 Posts
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havok55
United States276 Posts
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negativedge
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-Switch-
Canada506 Posts
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Myrddraal
Australia937 Posts
On June 14 2013 12:47 havok55 wrote: I'm just cheering for the best players to give me the best games, I know, it's crazy. Are you a Korean progamer by any chance? | ||
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neptunusfisk
2286 Posts
2. Taeja 3. Gumiho 4. Life 5. Naniwa I don't want to curse Taeja and Squirtle but I think this is reasonable. | ||
nimdil
Poland3751 Posts
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QuellaX
Netherlands29 Posts
with players like Snute (who eliminated him at IPL5), Stephano, TLO, SortOf, etc. could make something happen. Life may be the best player in the tournament, but he is surprisingly vulnerable given that fact. As much as I like Stephano, this statement makes no sense. Stephano is very, very vulnerable in ZvZ. His confidence in this matchup is still below zero, so giving him odds to beat Life (!) sounds odd. Would be amazing to see that upset, though haha | ||
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govie
9334 Posts
Darkhorses : Xenocider & Pandatank (they could shine like stars (fairytail story) or go down pretty hard and learn alot, no way to tell) | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On June 14 2013 18:02 QuellaX wrote: As much as I like Stephano, this statement makes no sense. Stephano is very, very vulnerable in ZvZ. His confidence in this matchup is still below zero, so giving him odds to beat Life (!) sounds odd. Would be amazing to see that upset, though haha That's what they said at the GSL World Championship at IPL 5. | ||
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Lorch
Germany3686 Posts
On June 14 2013 09:52 sM.Zik wrote: I want a Life vs Jaedong finals or semi-finals. Oh god please not again. Especially since zvz seems to be moving back to the wol roach vs roach a move battle. I really really really don't want to see zerg win again, the last 5 gsls is enough imo. But since I recently switched to being a zerg user: Jaedong hwaiting! Also can't we just burry the korean vs foreigner story line at every foreign event? Koreans are better, they actually take pro gaming super serious, foreigners are, for the most part, lazy, practice in an inferior way and have worse practice partners. | ||
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eurTsItniH
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Cattlecruiser
United States340 Posts
On June 14 2013 07:50 XilDarkz wrote: The Swedish team Alliance (aka EG.EU aka Naniwa's Dota2 counterparts) swept the most prestigious Chinese Dota league a few weeks ago... on Chinese soil. They went 7-0 in very convincing and dominating games. They haven't been completely undefeated but they have shown that the foreign style of Dota2 can definitely match up to the Chinese style. Dota 2 also had a huge patch go through a month or so ago. In WoL after the queen patch, a large number of foreign zergs rose to prominence (beat a Korean once online) off broodlord infestor. Lets hold off on saying the foreigners took dota 2 from the Chinese. Chinese aren't nearly as dominating in dota 2 as the Koreans are in sc2. They are more focused on LoL from what I've heard from friends living aboard. | ||
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TheFish7
United States2824 Posts
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