EPT[GSL] S3 Qualifiers D1 - Page 66
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itungle
United States90 Posts
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trancey
United States430 Posts
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xAPOCALYPSEx
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On November 15 2010 17:01 cronican wrote: When Artosis speaks in absolutes it's safe to assume that the opposite has a good chance of happening. "These players are clearly not the best the GSL has to offer" or something like that after the Foxer Ro64 match. Jeeze, that match was dreadful | ||
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Pokemonxoxo
United States217 Posts
On November 15 2010 17:04 itungle wrote: just a question how come there is only 3 matches for B-1? Because someone already qualified for that group. This being Corezenith | ||
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
On November 15 2010 17:04 itungle wrote: just a question how come there is only 3 matches for B-1? The 4th one is over, CoreJJang advanced from it. | ||
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Deraj
United States13 Posts
XD at iNcontrol and tasteless in the background. | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
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Liveon
Netherlands1083 Posts
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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Antoine
United States7481 Posts
 CoreJJang (now corezenith) advances out of b-1 | ||
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GarMan
Canada8 Posts
On November 15 2010 16:57 MGren wrote: I think the strength of some of these players are that they set their own limits and truly only fruit dealer himself can know what kind of hurt he's gonna bring to this season. Didn't Artosis, in the same interview, more or less dismiss HayprO? It just shows that it's really not possible to individually predict who will qualify/how far they will make it. I mean, generally, you could make predictions like, probably a korean will win the GSL (big shock!  ), probably a lot of people from season 2 will qualify. But exactly who, that's hard, cause noone has really shown that kind of strength yet. Maybe NesTea though cause he's a damn solid player  While I love watching Artosis, know he knows way more sc2 than I will ever know, and he is a way better player I am personally getting wary of his predictions. If you watch the finals of GSL 2 for example almost every prediction he makes, major or minor is wrong. From "gg now" to what strategies each player will use, to what the outcome of each map will be. I think his problem is he makes too many predictions, where as I wish he stuck to the stuff he was more sure of. I only really realized this after watching Day[9] at MLG. He tends to (voice his) predict(ions) less often, and is more often right. I'm also pretty sick of Artosis trying to estimate when people will 'gg'. Just stop. Also I super hope he qualifies! Jinro and Haypro best of luck! | ||
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BeaTeR
Kazakhstan4130 Posts
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AquaBear
United States174 Posts
just now from Mobile Web What the...inControl/Geoff is playing already?! | ||
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Corrupted
United States1255 Posts
On November 15 2010 17:01 cronican wrote: When Artosis speaks in absolutes it's safe to assume that the opposite has a good chance of happening. It's fun to joke about and all...but the reality is that one of the first things they teach commentators is to not be wishy-washy. Speaking in absolutes makes you wrong a lot, but it makes you far more concise and interesting to listen to. "Moose" Johnson spoke about this when he first started commentating for Fox football. He said they had to keep beating it into his head because it wasn't something he was very comfortable with (went against his personality). | ||
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willigan
Australia104 Posts
control gets rushed hardddd first game but multi tasks counter proxy pylon so well and wins! just now from Mobile Web What the...inControl/Geoff is playing already?! guess so | ||
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slam
United States923 Posts
On November 15 2010 17:04 trancey wrote: is this Pikachu playing? Have you seen Pikachu? But to answer your question, No. (Should be obvious, she looks nothing like Pikachu.) | ||
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Elevators
United States56 Posts
Personally it's a bit sad that NaDa lost to SlayersBoxeR in GSL2. I was really impressed with NaDa's macro based strategies against Zerg and would've liked to see him go against ZergBong. It will be interesting to see how TvZ will go in GSL3. It still seems to be quite the mystery for top level Terrans. ... It will also be interesting to see if Protoss will get a hero that can bring their race past the Ro8. | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
Then I see 6  1  2  (currently 3)And then I was like hmm pre-1.1.2 and look at zerg name and whadda ya know. ITS HAYPRO OMFG. | ||
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cXm0d
United States93 Posts
On November 15 2010 17:07 GarMan wrote: While I love watching Artosis, know he knows way more sc2 than I will ever know, and he is a way better player I am personally getting wary of his predictions. If you watch the finals of GSL 2 for example almost every prediction he makes, major or minor is wrong. From "gg now" to what strategies each player will use, to what the outcome of each map will be. I think his problem is he makes too many predictions, where as I wish he stuck to the stuff he was more sure of. I only really realized this after watching Day[9] at MLG. He tends to (voice his) predict(ions) less often, and is more often right. I'm also pretty sick of Artosis trying to estimate when people will 'gg'. Just stop. Also I super hope he qualifies! Jinro and Haypro best of luck! Despite the fact that this whole topic is completely off base for what this thread is intended for, you have to understand where he is coming from. He see's the whole game, from both sides, and knows all the advantages, and disadvantages for both players, while each player may not. If he calls GG before the player himself does, it's because from they way the game is looking from the obs point of view, it is in fact over. This does not factor in human error, or intuition. So his timing isn't wrong, in the sense that from his point of view the player he stated lost, probably should have, will lose. On topic, really glad to see two liquid's break in the ro64! Hope to see all of them make it, and crush GSL like they did MLG! | ||
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Altern
United States1053 Posts
Foreigners Fighting! Sad for nada though  At least he attained S - ClassHayprO: BEST posture ever. I had a feeling he would qualify, since he got pretty far in GSL 2's qualifiers, so he got the experience. Glad I voted for him Jinro: Third times the charm! | ||
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