EPTHis plays are so agressive while maintaining a crazy macro.
I'm astonished by his skill. I never thought he was that good at SC2, but that kinda normal, because he was such a SC1 great player.
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Diks
Belgium1880 Posts
His plays are so agressive while maintaining a crazy macro. I'm astonished by his skill. I never thought he was that good at SC2, but that kinda normal, because he was such a SC1 great player. | ||
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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
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Gonzodamus
United States273 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:24 Lann555 wrote: The problem is also that Day9 is so dominant in the casting that it's hard for a co-caster to get two coherent sentences in before he gets interrupted. He is trying to be play-by-play-buy and color-commentating-guy at the same time. He needs to let his co-caster just take care of the superobvious stuff. But he just likes to talk a bit too much  I think if he had someone to match his energy we could be on to something amazing. I listen to the Korean casters sometimes and it's as if they've got two higher energy Korean Day9s.  You're not wrong though, if Day had a designated role things would feel a little smoother. Dude's pretty capable of handling it on his own, but just one person talking lacks a little flavor. | ||
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out4blood
United States313 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:22 Invol2ver wrote: With how popular drop play is in tvt right now i cant understand why both players don't get a sensor tower after starport....would pay for itself. btw qxc breaking my heart right now =[ Agreed. Maybe because some people seem to think Sensor Towers are "noob" or something. | ||
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duckii
Germany1017 Posts
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PROJECTILE
United States226 Posts
that was impressive | ||
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Lann555
Netherlands5173 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:29 Gonzodamus wrote: I think if he had someone to match his energy we could be on to something amazing. I listen to the Korean casters sometimes and it's as if they've got two higher energy Korean Day9s. You're not wrong though, if Day had a designated role things would feel a little smoother. Dude's pretty capable of handling it on his own, but just one person talking lacks a little flavor. Don't Koreans cast with 3 people? From what I read from interviews they also have very well defined roles as far as who talks about what. If you'd have two day9's, it would be total chaos I think | ||
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Sinnq
Denmark75 Posts
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Ascorius
Norway275 Posts
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PROJECTILE
United States226 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:31 Ascorius wrote: Fenix reminds me of MorroW, he plays aggressive while maintaining a very strong macro and economy. I am betting we will see alot more macro oriented play from T's in the future... especially now that players are starting to figure out how to beat the "cute" terran plays. well, depends on the matchup. zerg and protoss late game can easily crush terran | ||
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ApolloSC2
United Kingdom804 Posts
Does anybody else feel that there just isnt any emotion from newyork? Players in Cologne, were so pumped before and after every game as you can see when Hasuobs took a game from Dimaga. Feels extremely relaxed and just a standard online tournament, this is the intel extreme masters tournament for the US, this is meant to be a huge tournament! | ||
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Gulzt
Netherlands275 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:23 vrok wrote: It's not about Gunrun cocasting with Day9. Gunrun has always been a terrible caster. He's just plain bad. Always. Not really his fault though. Just the fault of whoever decided to hire him for an event like this. Totally agreed, he pars with HDstarcraft now for worst professional caster imo. But he's probably a nice guy ^^ | ||
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Slow Motion
United States6960 Posts
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s2pid_loser
United States699 Posts
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Dystisis
Norway713 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:32 PROJECTILE wrote: well, depends on the matchup. zerg and protoss late game can easily crush terran Then Terran players will have to step up their mechanics. Stop always thinking in terms of balance. | ||
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enemy2010
Germany1972 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:33 d.Apollo wrote: I love the way the fist pump is parallel with the GG shout from me and day9, sickkkness. Does anybody else feel that there just isnt any emotion from newyork? Players in Cologne, were so pumped before and after every game as you can see when Hasuobs took a game from Dimaga. Feels extremely relaxed and just a standard online tournament, this is the intel extreme masters tournament for the US, this is meant to be a huge tournament! Yeah, cause they're not showing any players or interviews or anything. They should do that. All we see is the games and the casters. | ||
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On_Slaught
United States12190 Posts
On October 09 2010 01:33 d.Apollo wrote: I love the way the fist pump is parallel with the GG shout from me and day9, sickkkness. Does anybody else feel that there just isnt any emotion from newyork? Players in Cologne, were so pumped before and after every game as you can see when Hasuobs took a game from Dimaga. Feels extremely relaxed and just a standard online tournament, this is the intel extreme masters tournament for the US, this is meant to be a huge tournament! Hard to tell since they refuse to show us anything but the game and the commentators. I haven't seen a single player or the crowd yet. | ||
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Xeris
Iran17695 Posts
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rasnj
United States1959 Posts
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TRAP[yoo]
Hungary6026 Posts
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