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Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
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Pudge_172
United States1378 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:03 debasers wrote: Liquid with 4 of the 8 WB's RO8 Liquid, why so good? Shouldn't it be: Lickkkkkkkkwiiiiiiiiidddddd why u so good? Lickkkkkkkkwiiiiiiiiidddddd. | ||
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Redmark
Canada2129 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:02 seiferoth10 wrote: Sigh, and I thought the metagame was shifting toward longer games with the bunker/depot/reaper change, but I guess it's actually flipped on it's head and early all ins are being favored even more than before the patch. people all-in against idra? must be because of supply depot before rax yeaaaah | ||
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Dingobloo
Australia1903 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:04 Jiddra wrote: Liquid'Tyler has a smoothing voice, he is so chill! He's just chillin' man... just chillin' | ||
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Pyrrhuloxia
United States6700 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:02 clusen wrote: I dunno why people complain, I personally find cheese sometimes really interesting to watch, it makes some intense games. Select played better over the whole Bo3 imo(he could've won g2 without that one faildrop), but fanboys will always find something to complain. Sewi's right, Select should take advantage of his advantage. It's just like last night between Stork and Jaedong + Show Spoiler + January made the right decision to send out Stork on the heavily imba towards Protoss map, and Stork read the metagame correctly to think Jaedong would go hatch first since Protoss can get a big economy so easily on the map, so Stork went with the old-school version of 4 warp gate rush and Jaedong didn't fare too much better that Idra. | ||
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Minx_x
Turkey68 Posts
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ironchef
Canada1350 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:04 Carnac wrote: it would be boring if no one ever cheesed and everyone went for the long game all the time. the variety cheese brings to the game is needed for many reasons. Exactly. I can see why its frustrating to lose to it while laddering (ie learning, bo1 etc). But nonstandard games are awesome in series. | ||
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Forak
Netherlands64 Posts
And then Select showing he can't win straight up abusing free bunkers and marine spam, sigh. | ||
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:05 Dingobloo wrote: He's just chillin' man... just chillin' Then he got hungry. | ||
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Zarahtra
Iceland4053 Posts
On November 07 2010 09:59 TomSlick wrote: Its a shame Idra doesn't play better so he wont die to cheeses! Tbh idra is awesome against cheese, just got a bit to confident after that 2nd game or something, opening FE on DQ against select, which is very aggressive bio player... Quite risky to say the least. | ||
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TheGrimace
United States929 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:02 seiferoth10 wrote: Sigh, and I thought the metagame was shifting toward longer games with the bunker/depot/reaper change, but I guess it's actually flipped on it's head and early all ins are being favored even more than before the patch. I think the issue is a lot of people have become comfortable with what is possible and they forget that being greedy can still get you killed. Slowing down the rax doesn't stop heavy rax play. IdrA assumed he could get a FE every game, and that's simply not the case. Early all ins are only strong if you don't account for them in your strategy. | ||
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Eminent Rising
United States174 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:01 Indel wrote: Starcraft 2 north american tournaments are the peak of dissapointment. Only a few good games and the rest is cheese or all in that could be done by plat level players. Rubbish. because the koreans dont cheese. oh wait... | ||
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DDKz
Australia188 Posts
On November 07 2010 09:56 red_b wrote: fairweather fan much? sometimes the guy you cheer for loses. if you jump ship because he's losing you suck as a fan. if it turns out the guy you cheer for does something really bad then sure. but losing? I mean more like your guy turns out to be rigging matches or is a racist or something. pretty sure he meant he has to find a zerg left in the tournament to root for not overall favourite player, but way to overeact there champ. also people should stop complaining about that game, SeleCT is an amazing player and that "cheese" was the best way to avoid IdrA overrunning him later in the game which will inevitably happen when youre a terran vs such an amazing zerg. I feel bad that IdrA is out but I'm glad SeleCT is still in it because he's always fun to watch. | ||
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Burn2Memory
United States574 Posts
How do you feel about Zerg v Zerg?!? lol | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10305 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:04 Carnac wrote: it would be boring if no one ever cheesed and everyone went for the long game all the time. the variety cheese brings to the game is needed for many reasons. excatly, upsets/re-matches like we just saw are awesome in tournaments | ||
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JoeSchmoe
Canada2058 Posts
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forgottendreams
United States1771 Posts
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neoenigma
United States243 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:02 Elwar wrote: Two-base banelings? Kyrix done quite well with it. This isn't a cheese strategy. I'm talking about something Idra can do to force Select to play defensively THAT early in the match. That way you really can say that Select outplayed Idra. Idra could have used his own cheese. But I dont think Zerg can walk up into a Terran or Protoss base and deny them the only thing that makes them strong. | ||
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BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:04 Carnac wrote: it would be boring if no one ever cheesed and everyone went for the long game all the time. the variety cheese brings to the game is needed for many reasons. and that aside, some people really call everything cheese i love a well-executed cheese, and I agree that it makes the game more interesting | ||
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BadFurDay
Australia12 Posts
On November 07 2010 10:02 Elwar wrote: Two-base banelings? Kyrix done quite well with it. "cheese" "Two-base banelings", does not compute. | ||
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