EPT[GSL] Open S1 - QuarterFinals - Page 80
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ALPINA
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Ingruz
Italy380 Posts
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Benshin88
United States183 Posts
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antifascist
United States14 Posts
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
Ok, go Cool then. | ||
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Boundless
Canada588 Posts
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koppik
United States676 Posts
Otherwise, it's not too surprising. | ||
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Special Endrey
Germany1929 Posts
the way that maka and ki soo threw their games away was just horrible - didnt those players hear taht IT IS INDEED POSSIBLE to come back in a game ? | ||
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Sabu113
United States11047 Posts
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RxN
United States255 Posts
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JinDesu
United States3990 Posts
Second game also had a massive mistake by Tester. At the encounter on the his nat ramp, he throws down multiple forcefields that cut off half the army to the lower left side, but leave a tiny choke that allows units through. He proceeds to hit the second half of the army on the right side with his stalkers, immortals, sentries, but not with his zealots. In fact, most of his zealots decide to try to go through that little choke on the left side to get to the blocked army, and then they died. If Tester brought those zealots into the right side, not only would they tank most of the shots only half of ITR's army, Tester would have wiped that half while doing full dps to everything. Tester's play was bad in those two games. Whether there is racial imbalance or not, the ultimate fact is that Tester did play badly. | ||
JunkkaGom
Korea (South)855 Posts
The matches today weren't as exciting as I had expected. It's unfair to blame the players though. Playing out there isn't like playing at home and there are many outside factors that can affect the games. Maka for example, isn't feeling very good these days he even said he wants to take break until season 3(he did register for season2 though). This might be a rumor but I heard someone say Tester has cold too. Also many players don't get much sleep because of nerve and lack of exercise. We have also changed the stage, so al booth are facing the audience and it makes the players more aware that they are being watched. It's like we say in Korea, "even monkeys fall off the trees". Even the best people can have bad day. | ||
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mierin
United States4943 Posts
On September 28 2010 23:21 antifascist wrote: yeah me too, maybe then all these non-terrans will stop crying. That'd be akin to USA winning the world cup. :-P Fantastic, unbelievable, etc. | ||
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ProV1
United States980 Posts
On September 29 2010 00:28 JunkkaGom wrote: What a day. Today I lost my glasses(had to buy new ones during lunch break, didn't want to miss the games), got fined for throwing away a cigarette butt, my t-shirt got ripped while changing into GOM t-shirt(had to go home in my GOM shirt) The matches today weren't as exciting as I had expected. It's unfair to blame the players though. Playing out there isn't like playing at home and there are many outside factors that can affect the games. Maka for example, isn't feeling very good these days he even said he wants to take break until season 3(he did register for season2 though). This might be a rumor but I heard someone say Tester has cold too. Also many players don't get much sleep because of nerve and lack of exercise. We have also changed the stage, so al booth are facing the audience and it makes the players more aware that they are being watched. It's like we say in Korea, "even monkeys fall off the trees". Even the best people can have bad day. There's huge pressure with huge money on the line.=( I hope the pressure doesn't get to them, and these players can fight through the tournament nerves. | ||
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JinDesu
United States3990 Posts
On September 29 2010 00:28 JunkkaGom wrote: What a day. Today I lost my glasses(had to buy new ones during lunch break, didn't want to miss the games), got fined for throwing away a cigarette butt, my t-shirt got ripped while changing into GOM t-shirt(had to go home in my GOM shirt) The matches today weren't as exciting as I had expected. It's unfair to blame the players though. Playing out there isn't like playing at home and there are many outside factors that can affect the games. Maka for example, isn't feeling very good these days he even said he wants to take break until season 3(he did register for season2 though). This might be a rumor but I heard someone say Tester has cold too. Also many players don't get much sleep because of nerve and lack of exercise. We have also changed the stage, so al booth are facing the audience and it makes the players more aware that they are being watched. It's like we say in Korea, "even monkeys fall off the trees". Even the best people can have bad day. Also - it's harder to fault the second group of players since they had to play back to back. The stress levels in that sense is pretty high. | ||
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Xax
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Back
Canada505 Posts
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Darksoldierr
Hungary2012 Posts
On September 29 2010 00:49 Back wrote: The players face the audience now? What stops them from getting visual clues? A whole crowd getting agitated and making OOOOOOOOHHHHHH-faces clearly means a push or drop. I highly doubt, on that level you have time to watch the audience's reactions | ||
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JQL
United States214 Posts
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mierin
United States4943 Posts
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