EPTSteelseries: Europe vs America - Page 37
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Lennon
United Kingdom2275 Posts
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ch0c0b0fr34k
United States452 Posts
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vilg
Denmark413 Posts
On November 15 2010 06:07 TT1 wrote: should be ez for na quoted for inaccuracy. machine vs the ra was a really good series. tt1 looked lost. | ||
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ch0c0b0fr34k
United States452 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:12 vilg wrote: quoted for inaccuracy. machine vs the ra was a really good series. tt1 looked lost. lol did he really say this.... | ||
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bananafever
Austria348 Posts
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Scrubwave
Poland1786 Posts
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vgnftw
Poland33 Posts
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
Good job Euro guys. | ||
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cuppatea
United Kingdom1401 Posts
He has like 80 apm, sloppy macro, doesn't scout and is mechanically weak in general yet he's somehow one of the best players outside of Korea, I honestly don't get it. | ||
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Happyhippo
Norway17 Posts
 I honestly can`t see how Dimaga is going to take Fenix, unfortunately, so I`m rooting for Tarson to keep it 3-1 after day 2. | ||
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zomgad
185 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:19 cuppatea wrote: Sjow is the ultimate example of a player who, at least to my eyes, shouldn't be good but is. He has like 80 apm, sloppy macro, doesn't scout and is mechanically weak in general yet he's somehow one of the best players outside of Korea, I honestly don't get it. more like ~100 apm, good macro and decent micro, the most important is his game sense and decision making which is outstanding and basically wins him the games (also dont forget about solid, very safe unusual build orders which often confuse his opponents) | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:19 cuppatea wrote: Sjow is the ultimate example of a player who, at least to my eyes, shouldn't be good but is. He has like 80 apm, sloppy macro, doesn't scout and is mechanically weak in general yet he's somehow one of the best players outside of Korea, I honestly don't get it. Its the thing generally described as "decision making". Just look at how he defended that colossus push. | ||
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Tyree
1508 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:22 Redox wrote: Its the thing generally described as "decision making". Just look at how he defended that colossus push. This SC2 is not a competition who can play most like the perfect A.I, basic decision making and battle sense will win you far more games than being mechanical SjoW knows what to do, how to do it and when to stop doing it, whereas other players who click around to increase their APM have no clue what to do once something dosent go their way | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10301 Posts
TT1 vs Sjow was dissapointing, i know Sjow is really good, but TT1 can play SO much better than what he did there, maybe he had and off day who knows | ||
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Tevinhead
United Kingdom470 Posts
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HeroHenry
United States1723 Posts
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rift
1819 Posts
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Ciubhran
Sweden98 Posts
On December 05 2010 04:27 Ciubhran wrote: SjoW 3-1. WhiteRa 3-2. I wasnt that far off... | ||
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Endorsed
Netherlands1221 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:19 cuppatea wrote: Sjow is the ultimate example of a player who, at least to my eyes, shouldn't be good but is. He has like 80 apm, sloppy macro, doesn't scout and is mechanically weak in general yet he's somehow one of the best players outside of Korea, I honestly don't get it. He doesn't scout early because he knows there is nothing to be seen except for cheese really. Did you miss the scouting with the helion every game? Also 80 APM is fine if it's 80 EAPM. Most players have like 150 APM wich only 80/100 is usefull. With one mouse click sjow just accomplishes what some players do with 10. His macro isn't sloppy at all.. | ||
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cuppatea
United Kingdom1401 Posts
On December 05 2010 07:25 Tyree wrote: This SC2 is not a competition who can play most like the perfect A.I, basic decision making and battle sense will win you far more games than being mechanical SjoW knows what to do, how to do it and when to stop doing it, whereas other players who click around to increase their APM have no clue what to do once something dosent go their way Yes but at the highest level you would think both good decision making and a high level of mechanical skill would be prerequisites for success but Sjow seems to get by with mostly the former. | ||
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