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On December 04 2010 06:26 TheRabidDeer wrote: VODs down for anybody else? I see an error at the top "Warning: date() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /data/www.gomtv.net/htdocs/real/vod/view.php on line 40"
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I'm getting the same thing right now.
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Yes, TheRabidDeer - VODs down for me.
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The VODs recently went down unfortunately, so I cannot watch the Jinro and MVP games I missed last night
Same error as TheRapidDeer
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On December 04 2010 06:19 CanucksJC wrote:Show nested quote +On December 04 2010 05:23 Zelniq wrote: congrats to jinro, steamrolled as expected. july's loss was really upsetting, a couple crucial mistakes cost him series, though Iron played intelligently as well. Leenock..I don't know what is wrong with this guy..how can a Ro16 GSL 3 player not know how to beat only marines? no you dont get ultras, you dont get hive, you dont need anything more than lings and banelings. infestors help and go well with it but just marines are so incredibly easy to stop, I cant understand these zergs who struggle with only bio, or these terrans who think only bio is good. It doesnt even matter how many upgrades the marines have or if they have medivacs. banelings nullify both of those, though of course you should upgrade anyway as it helps for sure
and not scouting the rocks? free scouting with 1 overlord, it's not like there are so many other important spots to check. just really embarrassingly stupid play overall There's a reason he's one of the top ranked terrans in the world. There's a reason he has advanced so far in both seasons. Marines are good. It's more than that though, it's the constant pressure aspect of his builds that are so powerful. Even when he does take an expansion just because it's him you can't be sure he's not going to hit an off-beat timing just as you make a round of drones. The Zerg is constantly trying to balance drones and units and this definitely adds a lot of pressure on them.
I would imagine though the more you play MK the easier it gets. So his teammates are probably really good at beating his style by now.
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Not to take anything away from Jinro's accomplishments on making it to the Ro8, but he arguably had the easiest path there... Jinro hasn't had to play against a strong zerg so far, and I assume thats his most feared matchup. Hell, he wont have to deal with that until the finals if he can get there, GL to him!
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On December 04 2010 06:03 Slardar wrote: There's a lot more than just brackets to consider. He has been playing cool, calm, collected and solid throughout. He is the first foreigner to make ro8 and gain S rank. Respect where it's due. IdrA may be the superior player theoretically, but he qualified 3 times and had an even easier bracket GSL1, I can't recall 2. Sometimes it's more than skill, it's nerves and preparation. I also feel Polt playing bad is irrelevant seeing as he just took out Boxer(who's best matchup is TvT) that has to be intimidating.
He's the first foreigner to make RO8, but Idra was the first to clinch S-rank.
Idra qualifying all 3 times whereas Jinro only qualified once (meaning, he got knocked out earlier than RO64 twice) is not really something that can be used against Idra. Don't forget, Jinro has also been in Korea all this time, it's not like this is his first attempt.
In GSL2, Idra was knocked out by Zenio (ZvZ, meh)
I'm not trying to discredit Jinro, I know he's a great player (though not yet sure to what extent). I just think people aren't looking at the situation objectively, probably because he's a foreigner, not to mention on TL (understandable, but still needs to be pointed out)
On December 04 2010 06:13 nam nam wrote:Show nested quote +On December 04 2010 05:58 cordlc wrote:On December 04 2010 05:50 nam nam wrote:On December 04 2010 05:42 cordlc wrote:On December 04 2010 03:08 nam nam wrote:On December 04 2010 03:02 HeroHenry wrote:On December 03 2010 22:36 zivac wrote: jinro proved to everyone he is atm best foreigner, despite all the hype over idra, tlo and others. you are true hero jinro Jinro's bracket is easier than most of the other foreigners. So? Even if that's true, zivac's statement might hold. One does not exclude the other. So, it might not hold. The point is, him making it to RO8 does not "prove" he's the best foreigner. It's silly to try and judge skill with just these tournament placements, as there's plenty of luck involved. The only thing GSL3 showed us, is that he's capable of beating NEXDrug, Moon, and PoltPrime (who played terribly). I'm sure other foreigners are capable of this feat. Yes, getting to ro8 does not prove or disprove him being the best foreigner (my point as well). Again... so? Zivic made a statement that "jinro proved to everyone he is atm best foreigner". He didn't say anything about the bracket and it's just as likely he was just making a comment based on the way Jinro played, not who he beat. Sure it was a hyperbole saying he proved it to everybody but saying he's got an easier bracket is just a weak counter argument to a point he didn't make. Well, if he tried to imply that his games against PoltPrime proved he's the best foreigner, that's even worse. Polt played poorly, there's no way you can make that conclusion from those games. And just in case - zivac's statement was referring to these latest matches at the very least, whether it was making it to RO8 or the matches themselves. Else he wouldn't have said this now. (edit: name is zivac, sorry) You mean if I watch, lets say the worlds best tennis player, I can't tell if he's playing good even if his opponent is having a bad day? That's stupid. You can judge how well a player plays despite his opponent. (Also those things seems to coincide, that player look really bad against better ones) And how can you say that zivic only based it on the last few games? If he hadn't won MLG I bet we would have a lot less people writing him up, or at least more of the people saying it's just a fluke. Are you seriously suggesting that people just look at the bracket and think "oh he advanced to the ro8, he MUST be the best foreigner?" I actually give people a little more credit than that.
No, you cannot tell the extent of a player's abilities when they are against someone playing poorly. Sure, you can tell they're better, maybe their great mechanics, but to what extent is impossible. As for players looking bad against better ones, that's irrelevant in this case, Polt's awful mistakes (even making Tasteless say something along the lines of, "The worst decision we've ever seen in the GSL") had nothing to do with Jinro's play.
Also consider that perhaps, Jinro looks better when up against poor play?
As for the zivac comment, again - why would he make this comment now, right after his win against Polt? It's pretty obvious the statement was referring to this match. (If you disagree, forget it, not really worth arguing this point)
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If anything, Leenock proved that banelings overwhelm rines (even if they are split and microed) everytime, despite how it beat all these great zergs before. It's Leenocks own fault for throwing away the game on stupid mistakes. He showed he could do it, but decided he felt winning was too easy =P
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On December 04 2010 06:43 cordlc wrote:Show nested quote +On December 04 2010 06:03 Slardar wrote: There's a lot more than just brackets to consider. He has been playing cool, calm, collected and solid throughout. He is the first foreigner to make ro8 and gain S rank. Respect where it's due. IdrA may be the superior player theoretically, but he qualified 3 times and had an even easier bracket GSL1, I can't recall 2. Sometimes it's more than skill, it's nerves and preparation. I also feel Polt playing bad is irrelevant seeing as he just took out Boxer(who's best matchup is TvT) that has to be intimidating. He's the first foreigner to make RO8, but Idra was the first to clinch S-rank. Idra qualifying all 3 times whereas Jinro only qualified once (meaning, he got knocked out earlier than RO64 twice) is not really something that can be used against Idra. Don't forget, Jinro has also been in Korea all this time, it's not like this is his first attempt. In GSL2, Idra was knocked out by Zenio (ZvZ, meh) I'm not trying to discredit Jinro, I know he's a great player (though not yet sure to what extent). I just think people aren't looking at the situation objectively, probably because he's a foreigner, not to mention on TL (understandable, but still needs to be pointed out) Show nested quote +On December 04 2010 06:13 nam nam wrote:On December 04 2010 05:58 cordlc wrote:On December 04 2010 05:50 nam nam wrote:On December 04 2010 05:42 cordlc wrote:On December 04 2010 03:08 nam nam wrote:On December 04 2010 03:02 HeroHenry wrote:On December 03 2010 22:36 zivac wrote: jinro proved to everyone he is atm best foreigner, despite all the hype over idra, tlo and others. you are true hero jinro Jinro's bracket is easier than most of the other foreigners. So? Even if that's true, zivac's statement might hold. One does not exclude the other. So, it might not hold. The point is, him making it to RO8 does not "prove" he's the best foreigner. It's silly to try and judge skill with just these tournament placements, as there's plenty of luck involved. The only thing GSL3 showed us, is that he's capable of beating NEXDrug, Moon, and PoltPrime (who played terribly). I'm sure other foreigners are capable of this feat. Yes, getting to ro8 does not prove or disprove him being the best foreigner (my point as well). Again... so? Zivic made a statement that "jinro proved to everyone he is atm best foreigner". He didn't say anything about the bracket and it's just as likely he was just making a comment based on the way Jinro played, not who he beat. Sure it was a hyperbole saying he proved it to everybody but saying he's got an easier bracket is just a weak counter argument to a point he didn't make. Well, if he tried to imply that his games against PoltPrime proved he's the best foreigner, that's even worse. Polt played poorly, there's no way you can make that conclusion from those games. And just in case - zivac's statement was referring to these latest matches at the very least, whether it was making it to RO8 or the matches themselves. Else he wouldn't have said this now. (edit: name is zivac, sorry) You mean if I watch, lets say the worlds best tennis player, I can't tell if he's playing good even if his opponent is having a bad day? That's stupid. You can judge how well a player plays despite his opponent. (Also those things seems to coincide, that player look really bad against better ones) And how can you say that zivic only based it on the last few games? If he hadn't won MLG I bet we would have a lot less people writing him up, or at least more of the people saying it's just a fluke. Are you seriously suggesting that people just look at the bracket and think "oh he advanced to the ro8, he MUST be the best foreigner?" I actually give people a little more credit than that. No, you cannot tell the extent of a player's abilities when they are against someone playing poorly. Sure, you can tell they're better, maybe their great mechanics, but to what extent is impossible. As for players looking bad against better ones, that's irrelevant in this case, Polt's awful mistakes (even making Tasteless say something along the lines of, "The worst decision we've ever seen in the GSL") had nothing to do with Jinro's play. Also consider that perhaps, Jinro looks better when up against poor play? As for the zivac comment, again - why would he make this comment now, right after his win against Polt? It's pretty obvious the statement was referring to this match. (If you disagree, forget it, not really worth arguing this point)
You are stupid if you think zivac was specifically and ONLY referring to Jinro's play against Polt. Let's say he faced Polt on ladder, do you honestly think he would say that after those games? Yeah that makes sense that he didn't take into consideration any other games beforehand... Jinro played great (as he has been for several weeks now) and winning both of these games handily solidified that. How is that hard to understand?
And you can tell a players "extent" in many ways despite the opponents play, but of course not everything. (If you don't see that, forget it, not really worth arguing this point.)
Also your point about Jinro playing better against poor play would make sense IF YOU ONLY BASED IT ONE THESE GAMES or all his opponents in the recent times have been "poor". Which most reasonable persons don't do.
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gom site giving anyone else trouble? says i don't have a purchased ticket (i do), and giving me errors on the pages like "Warning: date() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /data/www.gomtv.net/htdocs/real/vod/view.php on line 40"
I want to watch the vods so bad :/
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On December 04 2010 05:23 Zelniq wrote: Leenock..I don't know what is wrong with this guy..how can a Ro16 GSL 3 player not know how to beat only marines? no you dont get ultras, you dont get hive, you dont need anything more than lings and banelings. infestors help and go well with it but just marines are so incredibly easy to stop,
Not if you play against the one and only Marineking!
more than 200 games, over 70% average. over 3000 points on KR LADDER.
this is something Idra can't, most of top players can't.
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On December 04 2010 05:42 cordlc wrote:Show nested quote +On December 04 2010 03:08 nam nam wrote:On December 04 2010 03:02 HeroHenry wrote:On December 03 2010 22:36 zivac wrote: jinro proved to everyone he is atm best foreigner, despite all the hype over idra, tlo and others. you are true hero jinro Jinro's bracket is easier than most of the other foreigners. So? Even if that's true, zivac's statement might hold. One does not exclude the other. So, it might not hold. The point is, him making it to RO8 does not "prove" he's the best foreigner. It's silly to try and judge skill with just these tournament placements, as there's plenty of luck involved. The only thing GSL3 showed us, is that he's capable of beating NEXDrug, Moon, and PoltPrime (who played terribly). I'm sure other foreigners are capable of this feat.
The bottom line is that Jinro won MLG Dallas which probably had the strongest field of players outside of the GSL to date. Now he's the only foreigner in the ro8 for GSL 3 and has looked pretty damn strong while he did it. If you could repeat MLG Dallas again, Jinro would be the favorite.
Jinro looks like a pro who has found his rhythm.
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On December 04 2010 06:39 grannock wrote: Not to take anything away from Jinro's accomplishments on making it to the Ro8, but he arguably had the easiest path there... Jinro hasn't had to play against a strong zerg so far, and I assume thats his most feared matchup. Hell, he wont have to deal with that until the finals if he can get there, GL to him!
But you kind of are taking away his accomplishments lol. You say you dont want to take any accomplishments away from him, then you proceed to do just that. Jinro is the most well rounded foreigner this season and the results prove it. There is no such thing as an easy path to the finals.
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On December 04 2010 06:43 cordlc wrote:
No, you cannot tell the extent of a player's abilities when they are against someone playing poorly. Sure, you can tell they're better, maybe their great mechanics, but to what extent is impossible. As for players looking bad against better ones, that's irrelevant in this case, Polt's awful mistakes (even making Tasteless say something along the lines of, "The worst decision we've ever seen in the GSL") had nothing to do with Jinro's play.
Also consider that perhaps, Jinro looks better when up against poor play?
As for the zivac comment, again - why would he make this comment now, right after his win against Polt? It's pretty obvious the statement was referring to this match. (If you disagree, forget it, not really worth arguing this point)
Game 2 was Polt basically giving the game away to Jinro. However, Game 1 looked like Jinro just flat-out man-handled Polt. Jinro looked scary in game 1 because his play was really strong.
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a quote for people insulting marineking for only being a one trick pony.
"if it aint broke don't fix it"
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uh wtf iron vs marine king BUT I LIKE MC T_T
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On December 04 2010 07:24 Juliette wrote: uh wtf iron vs marine king BUT I LIKE MC T_T
too bad he is gonna get rolled
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On December 04 2010 06:39 grannock wrote: Not to take anything away from Jinro's accomplishments on making it to the Ro8, but he arguably had the easiest path there... Jinro hasn't had to play against a strong zerg so far, and I assume thats his most feared matchup. Hell, he wont have to deal with that until the finals if he can get there, GL to him!
hmm... playing FOXmoon and than 2 days later playing against winner of boxer/polt... I don't think that can be considered easy bracket... he just made it look so
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Foxer has had like one TvP between GSL 2 and 3, so I doubt he's very good at the matchup. He's pretty good TvT, and he's an absolute beast TvZ, but I really think MC has that match in the bag.
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Jinro skill > Idra rage Idra rage > Huk skill
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On December 03 2010 18:11 Scorch wrote: My predictions for today:
MarineKingPrime.WE 1:2 LeenockfOu.WE oGsMC 1:2 ST_July PoltPrime.WE 2:0 TLAF-Liquid`Jinro IMmvp 2:0 choyafOu
I hope I'm wrong about match 3 and we get some great matches as the names suggest. Especially looking forward to Foxer vs Leenock.
Haha nice guesses... better luck next time
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