EPTLiquid'Tyler vs. IdrA Gosucoaching.com Showmatch - Page 43
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Pyrthas
United States3196 Posts
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NonY
8751 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:32 Pyrthas wrote: That was my immediate reaction, too, but then I realized he was looking for the Machine/Hashe, Lz/ztr, and Inka/Sheth games, which I couldn't find on gosucoaching, either. Oh God Nazgul has made a mistake, the world is going to end. edit: comma splice sup | ||
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Liquid`Nazgul
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RyanRushia
United States2748 Posts
i checked 2 rep sites sc2rep.net and the rep.s.163.com site, as well as gosucoaching, and there was so much arguing going on in recent posts i didnt wantt o delve all the way back edit: and i wasnt insulting nazgul... truly couldnt find the replays | ||
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Pyrthas
United States3196 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:34 Liquid`Tyler wrote: I didn't mean to be calling him out or anything, but I can see that "but then I realized" could be read that way. My bad!Oh God Nazgul has made a mistake, the world is going to end. | ||
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Samhax
1054 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:31 Talin wrote: I do agree with that. The way I understood the post I replied to, though, led me to believe it was referring more to Tyler's general intention of going all-inish than the exact structure of his strategies. On the other hand, Idra also played pretty much on razor's edge, deliberately taking the risks for the near-sure win if he manages to repel the first attack. It was obvious that Nony's build were very unique and executed perfectly, i put them them in the 2 base 6 gate because it was more easy for me to describe them. But the optimisation of the army size/composition and the eco management were really unique. | ||
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optical630
United Kingdom768 Posts
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NonY
8751 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:36 Pyrthas wrote: I didn't mean to be calling him out or anything, but I can see that "but then I realized" could be read that way. My bad! Haha yeah it's just that Nazgul usually has no imperfections (except his relationship w/ the ring) | ||
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Daedie
Belgium160 Posts
 . You the man. | ||
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FrogOfWar
Germany1406 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:01 Liquid`HayprO wrote: this is so sad to read. I really don't mean to be disrespectful in any way, but how are one-liners of this kind supposed to help? I for one would be highly interested to read high level players' and knowledgeable commentators' take on the series amidst all this "anarchy"; it can be hard to know what to make of a set of games sometimes, and it would be nice to get some informed opinions to consider. It would keep up the thread quality and benefit everyone in the community who wants to learn something. At least you could specify what about the posts here is so terrible. Otherwise you'll just randomly make people who posted here feel bad and leave them clueless as to why. | ||
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NathanSC
United States620 Posts
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Lomak
United States311 Posts
Anyways, I very much enjoyed the series even with the unexpected outcome. Well played tyler and GL to both of you in Dallas. I will look forward to a Idra / Nony finals =) | ||
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rackdude
United States882 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:31 Talin wrote: I do agree with that. The way I understood the post I replied to, though, led me to believe it was referring more to Tyler's general intention of going all-inish than the exact structure of his strategies. On the other hand, Idra also played pretty much on razor's edge, deliberately taking the risks for the near-sure win if he manages to repel the first attack. Reminds me of TSL2, particularly the last game in their series. IdrA bunker expands, Nony comes out with an awesome 2 gates in the middle of the map timing push. Nony is the master at throwing together a timing attack. | ||
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neoenigma
United States243 Posts
On November 04 2010 03:09 Lomak wrote: I'm no pro by any means but, on shakuras when Idra's overseer scouted nony's main / natural he saw a lot of warpgates, no gas at expo, and no robo. At that moment wouldn't it be ideal to get the hydra den down and start preparing for a strong warpgate push. Couple more spines and some hydra's behind those roaches , along with cutting drone production and I think he could of held off. Anyways, I very much enjoyed the series even with the unexpected outcome. Well played tyler and GL to both of you in Dallas. I will look forward to a Idra / Nony finals =) Doubt that's going to happen. These builds were designed to cripple a zerg in the mid-game before zerg has a chance to explode macro-wise. These builds may work perfectly against a player like Idra... but Idra isn't the only one going to MLG. Against other protoss and terran players.... Nony will need something else. I expect he will do well but perhaps not the finals. Would be nice though. I expect there are very few toss players going to MLG who could pull off those builds so perfectly... so Idra will probably progress to the finals again without too much trouble. | ||
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roliax
135 Posts
"Apparently this is the way to beat IdrA, you get out 2 void rays, IdrA wont' scout it and you win!" LMAO. | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
On November 04 2010 02:44 Liquid`Tyler wrote: Haha yeah it's just that Nazgul usually has no imperfections (except his relationship w/ the ring) It wasn't a mistake. Nazgul was merely attempting to appear human. He does it every now and then. Don't be fooled. | ||
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mesohawny
Canada193 Posts
props to nony for curbstomping idra and making it look easy. hopefully eventually we'll see some fpvods from nony in SC2 like he did for BW. | ||
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IPA
United States3206 Posts
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Welmu
Finland3295 Posts
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Skyze
Canada2324 Posts
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