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On November 25 2009 13:10 KP_CollectoR wrote: Come on! You have two OSL winners (Flash/Stork) the MSL Silver medalist (Kwanro) and OSL Ro4 (Type-b) in OSL Group D
OSL C (boooo) is an OSL Silver medalist, MSL Gold medalist and two players who have done nothing in Staleagues (besides Effort winning a non-stacked Blizzcon)
Get a clue! See it my way ^^
The only thing that could make this group D better was if Casy was in it. omfg god medal ftw.
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Finland1714 Posts
had to go with OSL group C, 1 good player is gonna drop for sure
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On November 25 2009 10:12 Jaksiel wrote:Show nested quote +On November 25 2009 09:45 Trozz wrote: I'll rate each player. The score is the threat level. In my opinion:
MSL A: Calm 2, Best 1, Light 1, ForGG 1 (5) OSL C: Fantasy 2, Calm 2, Shine 0, Effort 2 (6) OSL D: Type-b 1, Stork 2, Kwanro 1, Flash 3 (7) MSL E: Canata 0, Hero 0, Movie 0, Stork 2 (2) MSL H: Effort 2, Ruby 0, Firefist 0, Jangbi 1 (3) MSL G: Zero 0, Hyuk 1, Type-b 1, Kal 1 (3)
Group D gets my vote. Group C is my close second. I blame Flash for that. Zero below the likes of Hyuk, Type-b, ForGG, and a couple others? Crazy talk. That doesn't make that group any stronger, but I'm surprised people still don't know just how good Zero is. I'm going with OSL C for the strongest group, like the majority. Everyone knows how good Fantasy, Calm, and Effort are, and Shine has amazing results lately.
Lol seriously, such a huge fail, Trozz. Zero is definitely the best player in that group, although Hyuk might be a favourite vs him cause that guys ZvZ is pretty damn good. I pretty much completely agree with hot bids list, except I would probably give Firefist a 0, though I have barely seen any matches of him. Also I find MSL E very tough to predict, you never know if Canata/Hero are gonna play extremely well all of a sudden.
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It's one of OSL groups, definitely.
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United States12607 Posts
Not sure how OSL D has so many votes. How can you compare either Type-b or Kwanro to EffOrt, Calm or Fantasy? 2 players qualify from each OSL group, so a group with 2 garbage players is probably not a Group of Death.
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i think stork at 3 is too high. hes been very inconsistent and only his PvT stands out.
What the fuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
Stork is a group-stage monster, always has been.
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On November 26 2009 04:10 JWD wrote: Not sure how OSL D has so many votes. How can you compare either Type-b or Kwanro to EffOrt, Calm or Fantasy? 2 players qualify from each OSL group, so a group with 2 garbage players is probably not a Group of Death.
How are Typeb + kwanro garbage players? They might have been shitty in the past, but they have been putting up results recently and especially last season. Kwanro outperformed effort in every kespa sanctioned league beating the same guys that beat Effort(Flash,Iris), so what makes Kwanro a crappy player and Effort a good one? Does history matter that much? Both Kwanro and TypeB are A class Zergs + Flash/Stork are S class, whileas Group C has 1 A Class, 1 untested new rookie, 2 S classes, its pretty even, anyone can come out of these groups, and noone is a favorite(except the 2 that won their games today but w/e).
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definitely osl d
I mean, come on, stork and flash? kwanro is quite ok, too.
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I voted group C since I believe kwanro is overrated which leaves 3 good players vs 2 good players (C vs D)
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TypeB and Kwanro are really overrated, they both lucked their way into quarters/semi's last season. Group C has 3 great players that could go deep into this tournament, group D has 2 very strong players and 2 average ones that each have 1 lucky run in their entire career.
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On November 25 2009 13:10 KP_CollectoR wrote: Come on! You have two OSL winners (Flash/Stork) the MSL Silver medalist (Kwanro) and OSL Ro4 (Type-b) in OSL Group D
OSL C (boooo) is an OSL Silver medalist, MSL Gold medalist and two players who have done nothing in Staleagues (besides Effort winning a non-stacked Blizzcon)
Get a clue! See it my way ^^
[x] agree
Both OSL groups are hard, but OSL D simply has 4 players who have performed quite well recently.
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Like there's a question? OSL C.
EDIT: Although it depends on what you mean by hard; I was assuming it meant hardest to call. Hardest group to play in would be OSL D
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On November 26 2009 04:10 JWD wrote: Not sure how OSL D has so many votes. How can you compare either Type-b or Kwanro to EffOrt, Calm or Fantasy? 2 players qualify from each OSL group, so a group with 2 garbage players is probably not a Group of Death. I'm not sure how osl c has so many votes when. Flash > Effort Stork > Fantasy Kwanro < Calm Type b > Shine Group D just 3 - 1 Group C
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On November 26 2009 13:40 MuffinDude wrote:Show nested quote +On November 26 2009 04:10 JWD wrote: Not sure how OSL D has so many votes. How can you compare either Type-b or Kwanro to EffOrt, Calm or Fantasy? 2 players qualify from each OSL group, so a group with 2 garbage players is probably not a Group of Death. I'm not sure how osl c has so many votes when. Flash > Effort Stork > Fantasy Kwanro < Calm Type b > Shine Group D just 3 - 1 Group C
Stupid logic, not to mention Stork > Fantasy and Type-b > Shine is iffy at best.
In Group D Stork and Flash are advancing for sure, and no one's going to care that Kwanro and Type-b get eliminated. On the other hand one of Effort/Flash/Calm is going to be eliminated for sure and that's a real pity.
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why do some groups have two of the same person, like calm
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Not TOO familiar with the proscene (since I'm just now getting into it) but, at the moment, I think OSL D is the hardest one... Though OSL C seems pretty tough too. "/
Why isn't Jaedong in any of these? (Pardon my lack of proknowledge...)
Edit: Oops! That's cuz he's in OSL A... Got it.
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ofc D, its like...obvious
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