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MaleficOR
United States315 Posts
Good luck to both at MLG Dallas. | ||
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Huko
United States324 Posts
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_Darwin_
United States2374 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:23 Huko wrote: Who won first match of HasHe vs Machine? Machine. | ||
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defuzas
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-Strider-
Mexico1605 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:23 Huko wrote: Who won first match of HasHe vs Machine? Machine | ||
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AskJoshy
United States1625 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:18 Grettin wrote: Sponsor thing, hello?? But you are right too. Horrible series imo. Nony played well tho. Hello??? Evil Geniuses are not the same thing as GosuCoaching. They are separate entities. IdrA didn't have to accept, and to suggest that he would not play at 100% to try to win would be silly. | ||
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Happy.fairytail
United States327 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:23 MaleficOR wrote: Whether he did it intentionally or not, IdrA played standard every game and NonY just revealed all of his strats that IdrA will no doubt be studying. Good luck to both at MLG Dallas. Screw that, I bet Nony feels like he already won MLG  | ||
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EchOne
United States2906 Posts
First of all, very specific preparation based on individual opponents' builds isn't as beneficial in the MLG format as it would be in a Starleague, since in MLG players must mow through a gauntlet of countless different opponents from different backgrounds. Even if IdrA retains a few "secret" ZvP builds, it'd be impractical to save them for Tyler, since he'll probably face a host of strong Protoss before or instead of Tyler. If he doesn't save them for Tyler, it's likely he'll reveal his all-out style against some other Protoss, and then Tyler can study those replays. Second, both players' preparations are to some degree available to each other due to match history tracking. It's futile to hide what you've practiced because anyone can find out what you've practiced anyways. To be fair, one could allege that either of the players invested more specific, player-sniping practice into this series than the other. Focused preparation for a single series obviously bears fruit in that series, but may not be useful in an event like MLG. I still don't think this was the case, though, since the play that both IdrA and Tyler fielded both looked valid and dangerous, regardless of the target player. | ||
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FrogOfWar
Germany1406 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:10 FeeL_ThE_RusH wrote: Blink stalker play on Xel'Naga? Reading the ridiculously predictable roach/ling all-in on BS? Great timing push and FFs on Shakuras? Nony had him read in every game... Are you saying that IdrA's play on BS was "ridiculously predictable" and that reading it was impressive by Tyler? In the same sentence? Rly? | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:23 MaleficOR wrote: Whether he did it intentionally or not, IdrA played standard every game and NonY just revealed all of his strats that IdrA will no doubt be studying. Good luck to both at MLG Dallas. I don't think anyone of us has been in Tyler's mind to be able to tell whether he "revealed all his strats". Personally, I think all of these were pretty much exclusively anti-Idra strats and that they wouldn't really be adequate against a different sort of player (or just a different player). Besides, it's not really like we've seen some groundbreaking PvZ strats that were there to be "revealed". Most were standard well-known Protoss pushes tweaked to punish the way Idra (always) plays and they were executed on a sufficiently high level to beat him. | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
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Grettin
42414 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:25 JoshSuth wrote: Hello??? Evil Geniuses are not the same thing as GosuCoaching. They are separate entities. IdrA didn't have to accept, and to suggest that he would not play at 100% to try to win would be silly. Who said anything about GC? Idra could play a game to promote EG. That was the case i was kinda talking about. And hopefully you aren't saying that i said anything about the last sentence of your post. | ||
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AskJoshy
United States1625 Posts
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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
What makes IdrA have enough units to hold off a blink stalker push in a tourney, but nut a showmatch, is unknown though. I also have no idea why he opened with a weak roach/spine push on the first match... something I have only seen him do when he's ahead.. | ||
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Raneth
England527 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:28 FrogOfWar wrote: Are you saying that IdrA's play on BS was "ridiculously predictable" and that reading it was impressive by Tyler? In the same sentence? Rly? He actually doesnt state it was impressive, just that he did it, he says his timing push and ff's were impressive, aside from that everything he says is descriptive rather than evaluative | ||
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Grettin
42414 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:33 JoshSuth wrote: Ok, so IdrA accepts a showmatch to represent EG and doesn't play 100%? Also silly. Are you putting words to my mouth? did i say anything about him not playing 100%? jesus christ. | ||
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Diamond
United States10796 Posts
Here are SPOILER FREE links to the Fileplay VOD's. They won't work right when i post this but very soon | ||
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GenoZStriker
United States2914 Posts
 iNkA vs. Stalife coming up next. | ||
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On November 03 2010 10:35 iCCup.Diamond wrote: We uploaded (thanks Jodo!) all the VOD's up to our fileplay. Just waiting for them to encode. Here are SPOILER FREE links to the Fileplay VOD's. They won't work right when i post this but very soon replays ? | ||
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