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Hot_Bid
Braavos36388 Posts
On July 27 2009 12:13 redtooth wrote: i stayed up til 4 watching samsung pull one of the most anticlutch performances in the history of sports(?). it was upsetting... must be tough as a fan when in the back of your mind you are terrified that your player is going to randomly choke happened in the FBH vs Iris game, and happened in the super ace | ||
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moriya
United States54 Posts
Korean rules. On July 26 2009 20:14 Plexa wrote: Can't say I'm a fan of this new system =/ Khan performed better over the course of the two nights (7-6) and yet their dream proleague run was stopped because of a single game. It all kinda seems... unjust. One bo7 was better imo. This format definitely benefits the teams who have a single strong player and hurts the team with depth, but no stars. | ||
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Harpoon
Philippines93 Posts
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
Congratulations to CJ and I hope you are good enough to receive a T1 beating in the finals. Khan should be kicking themselves in the ass right now after losing a TvT they were ahead in, a ZvP on andromeda, and a 9 pool vs 12hatch. Not taking away from the very strong play by the CJ players but they were just so close man. Also, this super ace system creates starleague final level tension. Hopefully the next 2 rounds will result in super aces because I love them. On July 27 2009 15:16 moriya wrote: In that sense samsung should be eliminated by stx. Stx has the better overall performance but not a superstar. This kind of argument makes no sense at all. He said he preferred the old bo7 system which Khan still won in. Khan showed they could go toe-to-toe with the deepest line around. | ||
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structuralinertia
Australia1426 Posts
Anyway I admire CJ & Effort especially, they were terrific and deserved their win, but at least give Khan some credit & respect for the way they played, which was excellent too (FBH excepted  ). But maybe you did and i missed it... | ||
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fanatacist
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Nyovne
Netherlands19135 Posts
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Zato-1
Chile4253 Posts
On July 27 2009 09:24 Hot_Bid wrote: regular bo7 benefits a team with a single strong player equally as much imo Not really. This format is: the teams play two Bo7 series, if they tie, the tiebreaker is a SINGLE game (rather than a third Bo7 series). If your team has one titanic ace player who can consistently win his games, in a Bo7 what he can do is make sure he wins his own game, and if two others win theirs and the series goes to an Ace match, he can close that with a win. In other words: He _needs_ his team to win 2 out of the 5 games that the super ace player isn't playing. In the playoffs format, it's the same thing, only your team gets a mulligan. Did all your non-star players lose their games? That's fine- you get a second Bo7 series, where the rest of your team gets another shot at winning 2 out of their 5 games. If they manage to win those 2 games in either Bo7 set, then your super ace wins his game, takes that Bo7 to an ace match, wins that, takes the whole series to a super ace, and wins that too. The supporting cast only needs to win 2 games out of 10 (in the same Bo7 set) for the super ace to carry the team to victory. | ||
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Sprite
United States1015 Posts
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Hot_Bid
Braavos36388 Posts
On July 28 2009 05:02 Zato-1 wrote: Not really. This format is: the teams play two Bo7 series, if they tie, the tiebreaker is a SINGLE game (rather than a third Bo7 series). If your team has one titanic ace player who can consistently win his games, in a Bo7 what he can do is make sure he wins his own game, and if two others win theirs and the series goes to an Ace match, he can close that with a win. In other words: He _needs_ his team to win 2 out of the 5 games that the super ace player isn't playing. In the playoffs format, it's the same thing, only your team gets a mulligan. Did all your non-star players lose their games? That's fine- you get a second Bo7 series, where the rest of your team gets another shot at winning 2 out of their 5 games. If they manage to win those 2 games in either Bo7 set, then your super ace wins his game, takes that Bo7 to an ace match, wins that, takes the whole series to a super ace, and wins that too. The supporting cast only needs to win 2 games out of 10 (in the same Bo7 set) for the super ace to carry the team to victory. while this is true if we have infinite practice time, the lesser players often have to practice for double the number of games, often in different matchups. having two bo7s exposes teams without depth even more, because it forces them to go deeper into their bench. its rare for a team to only play six players, even hwaseung fielded 6+. | ||
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peidongyang
Canada2084 Posts
Looks like that patented CJ face is wearing off  | ||
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DskXplorr
United States44 Posts
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Dgtl
Canada889 Posts
Either way, we are all probably hoping for a super ace match with bisu vs JD or bisu vs Effort. | ||
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ReiKo
Croatia1023 Posts
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