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On January 20 2011 14:54 xxxxxxb wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 14:19 checo wrote:On January 20 2011 14:11 xxxxxxb wrote: I don't buy that "cheese" from the last game. To me it only looked like idra raged a lot and wanted to go home. (yes, even if money was on the line) Guess he will never answer about something like that on an interview. LOL you didn't watch the matches right... artosis did told Idra tell him ahead of time he would 6pool if he was 1-2 at the arrival to that map Yes, watching the english cast is the only way to spectate gsl, right? Don't try to sound so clever, please.
Considering you're on an English speaking forum, It's not unreasonable to assume everyone is watching the english cast.
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On January 20 2011 11:45 chaosdarkprince wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 02:17 Liquid`Jinro wrote: No, I didnt let him in on purpose - but just because I think hes MAYBE 6 pooling me doesnt mean Im going to make a wall I would never ever make otherwise (tho to be honest, theres very little reason to NOT do it now that I think about it, might make it my new standard).
Anyhow, I think (not really sure?) the "oooooh" came at the point he pulled 6 drones not when he made the 6 pool so it was too late to make a full wall without "cheating" (and I still didnt know what he was doing for sure).
Totally agree, an "oooooh" can mean lots of things so no way Jinro could do anything about it with 100% certainty, he could've even guessed a rush before! Are there that many things it could mean that early in the game? He was playing versus zerg after all. You can cheese with 6-pool (or similar low pool) or a 12-drone rush (which i believe needed the really short rush distance of Steppes).
The cost of completing the wall-in asap was low too.
I'd guess that Jinro actually knew when he heard the commentators, but didn't want to have an unfair advantage and so went scouting for it instead so that he at least got the info fair and square from his in-game actions. Which was the most correct thing he could do imho. (imagine pausing and restarting, i doubt that would have done Idra any good)
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On January 20 2011 07:57 Nemireck wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 01:46 PukinDog wrote:On January 20 2011 00:53 RHMVNovus wrote:On January 20 2011 00:48 teamsolid wrote: For all the people who watched Idra vs Jinro games then went to sleep or something, do yourself a favor and watch the MKP vs Nada games. G1 was such an unbelievably epic game. One of the best SC2 series ever IMO, far surpassing the Idra/Jinro matches. Best series? I still think that goes to Leenock/NaDa or Leenock/Clide (huge platonic man-crush on Leenock), but I think it's easily the best 3-0, and probably the best TvT series I've seen. Foxer is so awesome. Are you forgetting Foxer/Kyrix? The last game on Zel Naga? The Marine splitting that permanently changed the game? Are you forgetting that MvP showed us the marine split first? Jungle Basin, against Zenio.
Yeah. and he lost. on the other hand, MKP never lost to players like Zenio.
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On January 20 2011 23:29 bearhug wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 07:57 Nemireck wrote:On January 20 2011 01:46 PukinDog wrote:On January 20 2011 00:53 RHMVNovus wrote:On January 20 2011 00:48 teamsolid wrote: For all the people who watched Idra vs Jinro games then went to sleep or something, do yourself a favor and watch the MKP vs Nada games. G1 was such an unbelievably epic game. One of the best SC2 series ever IMO, far surpassing the Idra/Jinro matches. Best series? I still think that goes to Leenock/NaDa or Leenock/Clide (huge platonic man-crush on Leenock), but I think it's easily the best 3-0, and probably the best TvT series I've seen. Foxer is so awesome. Are you forgetting Foxer/Kyrix? The last game on Zel Naga? The Marine splitting that permanently changed the game? Are you forgetting that MvP showed us the marine split first? Jungle Basin, against Zenio. Yeah. and he lost. on the other hand, MKP never lost to players like Zenio.
Back then he wasn't as good as MKP too anyway.
Now he's pretty much the best T out there (even MKP said this in an interview)
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On January 20 2011 21:44 vdek wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 14:54 xxxxxxb wrote:On January 20 2011 14:19 checo wrote:On January 20 2011 14:11 xxxxxxb wrote: I don't buy that "cheese" from the last game. To me it only looked like idra raged a lot and wanted to go home. (yes, even if money was on the line) Guess he will never answer about something like that on an interview. LOL you didn't watch the matches right... artosis did told Idra tell him ahead of time he would 6pool if he was 1-2 at the arrival to that map Yes, watching the english cast is the only way to spectate gsl, right? Don't try to sound so clever, please. Considering you're on an English speaking forum, It's not unreasonable to assume everyone is watching the english cast.
Not if the Gomtv site was down for the first ~20-30 min for a lot of people and they had to resort to getting the Korean stream link for their gom player... They could also just like the Korean version since it reminds them of the BW casts
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On January 20 2011 21:44 vdek wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 14:54 xxxxxxb wrote:On January 20 2011 14:19 checo wrote:On January 20 2011 14:11 xxxxxxb wrote: I don't buy that "cheese" from the last game. To me it only looked like idra raged a lot and wanted to go home. (yes, even if money was on the line) Guess he will never answer about something like that on an interview. LOL you didn't watch the matches right... artosis did told Idra tell him ahead of time he would 6pool if he was 1-2 at the arrival to that map Yes, watching the english cast is the only way to spectate gsl, right? Don't try to sound so clever, please. Considering you're on an English speaking forum, It's not unreasonable to assume everyone is watching the english cast.
And the other guy could also consider the fact that the english stream was dead, the thread has 200+ pages and it's impossible to follow and an interminable list of etceteras instead of just saying "lol you didnt watch ze gamez". And, please, let's put an end to such a meaningless thing.
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I don't understand idrA. I get it if on ladder you don't want to keep playing in a game in a difficult position, i even understand if you give up if there is a bunker full of marines at your fast expansion, but leaving a game when there are 2 measly bunkers at the bottom of your ramp, i do not understand. Winning isn't just about beating someone you know you are better at, winning is about overcoming adversity, it's about beating the odds. I've seen many games by fruitdealer in similar situations and he does creative stuff to win. roaches or spines. 1 base muta, even nydus.
I have a theory. IdrA doesn't want to win.. If IdrA played poker he would be phil helmuth and complain anytime anyone bluffs and in fact I have another theory that IdrA is actually phil helmuth's long lost child.
Enough about Idra, great job jinro. After winning an mlg and getting to 2 top 4's in GSL, I have to say that jinro is a baller and one that foreigners should be proud of. Great job jinro and best of luck against MK. Hint: He likes to make a lot of one unit.
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On January 20 2011 13:56 out4blood wrote:Show nested quote +But in one hand you have Jinro with some amazing practice partners (Zenio, Cezanne, etc.) and Ret (who knows pretty well IdrA's style)... also you have MC to support and cheer for you.
IdrA in the other hand doesn't really have any class S terran to practice (as far as I know). Artosis could coach him, and Tasteless could make some pretty cool jokes to cheer him up... but nothing is compared to have an amazing practice partners group. I wonder if Idra's BM is the reason he does not have good practice partners in Korea. He's good enough that he should be an asset to any Korean team, yet he's off on his own. Whereas you have this great partnership between TL and oGs. Maybe that could be lesson for prospective progamers for at least one reason to be pleasant instead of rude.
It's a lesson to anyone. You get further along in life if you're courteous.
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Jinro can take MKP. its going to be close as hell. Jinro blundered against him in the ro16. Him and top are the only people left in gsl in the oGs house. Top is in code A and his next game really does not matter since he is top 2 and gets to pick his opponent for up and down. Jinro will have the entire oGs house working for him to get ready. Nazgul also works his but off more than anyone else. jinro and MKP are of equal skill but i believe jinro will be much better prepared.
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I think MKP will roll jinro :| but I do think wrongly a lot...
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On January 21 2011 02:12 beat farm wrote: Jinro can take MKP. its going to be close as hell. Jinro blundered against him in the ro16. Him and top are the only people left in gsl in the oGs house. Top is in code A and his next game really does not matter since he is top 2 and gets to pick his opponent for up and down. Jinro will have the entire oGs house working for him to get ready. Nazgul also works his but off more than anyone else. jinro and MKP are of equal skill but i believe jinro will be much better prepared.
If you have a look at the ELO score, MKP has a much stronger TvT than any other player.
http://www.teamliquid.net/tlpd/sc2-korean/players/detailed-elo
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On January 21 2011 02:34 bearhug wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 02:12 beat farm wrote: Jinro can take MKP. its going to be close as hell. Jinro blundered against him in the ro16. Him and top are the only people left in gsl in the oGs house. Top is in code A and his next game really does not matter since he is top 2 and gets to pick his opponent for up and down. Jinro will have the entire oGs house working for him to get ready. Nazgul also works his but off more than anyone else. jinro and MKP are of equal skill but i believe jinro will be much better prepared. If you have a look at the ELO score, MKP has a much stronger TvT than any other player. http://www.teamliquid.net/tlpd/sc2-korean/players/detailed-elo
There's a whole lot of blue at the very top of that list... NesTea fighting!
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Boxer has the third-best TvT... but his TvZ is 1948 =(
Cmon Boxer, practice that matchup more!
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On January 21 2011 02:00 haruk wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2011 13:56 out4blood wrote:But in one hand you have Jinro with some amazing practice partners (Zenio, Cezanne, etc.) and Ret (who knows pretty well IdrA's style)... also you have MC to support and cheer for you.
IdrA in the other hand doesn't really have any class S terran to practice (as far as I know). Artosis could coach him, and Tasteless could make some pretty cool jokes to cheer him up... but nothing is compared to have an amazing practice partners group. I wonder if Idra's BM is the reason he does not have good practice partners in Korea. He's good enough that he should be an asset to any Korean team, yet he's off on his own. Whereas you have this great partnership between TL and oGs. Maybe that could be lesson for prospective progamers for at least one reason to be pleasant instead of rude. It's a lesson to anyone. You get further along in life if you're courteous. Nah, the SC2 Korean pros are just oversensitive, and also there might be a twinge of racism involved (as in, a BMing Korean wouldn't have any trouble). For example, going back to poker, Phil Helmuth could certainly find any number of willing practice partners. As could IdrA if he played in the U.S.
In fact, IdrA was able to find a team when he was playing BW, and he was far worse in terms of BM back then. I chalk this up to BW's more mature/pragmatic gaming scene; the longer a league is around, the more likely teams will trend toward maximizing success rather than being buddy-buddy with everyone.
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On January 21 2011 10:27 domovoi wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 02:00 haruk wrote:On January 20 2011 13:56 out4blood wrote:But in one hand you have Jinro with some amazing practice partners (Zenio, Cezanne, etc.) and Ret (who knows pretty well IdrA's style)... also you have MC to support and cheer for you.
IdrA in the other hand doesn't really have any class S terran to practice (as far as I know). Artosis could coach him, and Tasteless could make some pretty cool jokes to cheer him up... but nothing is compared to have an amazing practice partners group. I wonder if Idra's BM is the reason he does not have good practice partners in Korea. He's good enough that he should be an asset to any Korean team, yet he's off on his own. Whereas you have this great partnership between TL and oGs. Maybe that could be lesson for prospective progamers for at least one reason to be pleasant instead of rude. It's a lesson to anyone. You get further along in life if you're courteous. Nah, the SC2 Korean pros are just oversensitive, and also there might be a twinge of racism involved (as in, a BMing Korean wouldn't have any trouble). For example, going back to poker, Phil Helmuth could certainly find any number of willing practice partners. As could IdrA if he played in the U.S. In fact, IdrA was able to find a team when he was playing BW, and he was far worse in terms of BM back then. I chalk this up to BW's more mature/pragmatic gaming scene; the longer a league is around, the more likely teams will trend toward maximizing success rather than being buddy-buddy with everyone.
True, but do you think he would act like this around his CJ teammates or top BW progamers? I think it's because he's one of the top SC2 players, he feels he can BM other players, while in BW he was just another B-teamer.
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On January 21 2011 10:43 zerious wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 10:27 domovoi wrote:On January 21 2011 02:00 haruk wrote:On January 20 2011 13:56 out4blood wrote:But in one hand you have Jinro with some amazing practice partners (Zenio, Cezanne, etc.) and Ret (who knows pretty well IdrA's style)... also you have MC to support and cheer for you.
IdrA in the other hand doesn't really have any class S terran to practice (as far as I know). Artosis could coach him, and Tasteless could make some pretty cool jokes to cheer him up... but nothing is compared to have an amazing practice partners group. I wonder if Idra's BM is the reason he does not have good practice partners in Korea. He's good enough that he should be an asset to any Korean team, yet he's off on his own. Whereas you have this great partnership between TL and oGs. Maybe that could be lesson for prospective progamers for at least one reason to be pleasant instead of rude. It's a lesson to anyone. You get further along in life if you're courteous. Nah, the SC2 Korean pros are just oversensitive, and also there might be a twinge of racism involved (as in, a BMing Korean wouldn't have any trouble). For example, going back to poker, Phil Helmuth could certainly find any number of willing practice partners. As could IdrA if he played in the U.S. In fact, IdrA was able to find a team when he was playing BW, and he was far worse in terms of BM back then. I chalk this up to BW's more mature/pragmatic gaming scene; the longer a league is around, the more likely teams will trend toward maximizing success rather than being buddy-buddy with everyone. True, but do you think he would act like this around his CJ teammates or top BW progamers? I think it's because he's one of the top SC2 players, he feels he can BM other players, while in BW he was just another B-teamer.
Yes, we do, and yes, he did.
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On January 21 2011 04:35 andrea20 wrote: Boxer has the third-best TvT... but his TvZ is 1948 =(
Cmon Boxer, practice that matchup more!
Yeah. Elo usually tells a lot about the players and is quite accurate.
Notice that MC has the 2nd highest peak vT.
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On January 21 2011 10:43 zerious wrote:Show nested quote +On January 21 2011 10:27 domovoi wrote:On January 21 2011 02:00 haruk wrote:On January 20 2011 13:56 out4blood wrote:But in one hand you have Jinro with some amazing practice partners (Zenio, Cezanne, etc.) and Ret (who knows pretty well IdrA's style)... also you have MC to support and cheer for you.
IdrA in the other hand doesn't really have any class S terran to practice (as far as I know). Artosis could coach him, and Tasteless could make some pretty cool jokes to cheer him up... but nothing is compared to have an amazing practice partners group. I wonder if Idra's BM is the reason he does not have good practice partners in Korea. He's good enough that he should be an asset to any Korean team, yet he's off on his own. Whereas you have this great partnership between TL and oGs. Maybe that could be lesson for prospective progamers for at least one reason to be pleasant instead of rude. It's a lesson to anyone. You get further along in life if you're courteous. Nah, the SC2 Korean pros are just oversensitive, and also there might be a twinge of racism involved (as in, a BMing Korean wouldn't have any trouble). For example, going back to poker, Phil Helmuth could certainly find any number of willing practice partners. As could IdrA if he played in the U.S. In fact, IdrA was able to find a team when he was playing BW, and he was far worse in terms of BM back then. I chalk this up to BW's more mature/pragmatic gaming scene; the longer a league is around, the more likely teams will trend toward maximizing success rather than being buddy-buddy with everyone. True, but do you think he would act like this around his CJ teammates or top BW progamers? I think it's because he's one of the top SC2 players, he feels he can BM other players, while in BW he was just another B-teamer.
I wish people would stop claiming racism. if you watch Idra on his stream, at times he acts like he's twelve. If someone calls me a noob or uses expletives because I won, I'm not going to ever want to ever practice with that person. It's not about being "oversensitive" or "racist" it's about being human. Idra alienates other gamers by calling them retards and then claims "oh they're being sensitive." Yes, Idra's very courteous and polite in interviews, but we all know the personality he puts on ladder. It doesn't matter in the end because Idra has said that he prefers to practice on the ladder. I wish people would stop saying that idra "rages" or "is bm" like they've had some sort of genius revelation and that they're the first person to point it out. We get it, Idra's bm, it'll never change, stop dogging him because he's said he doesn't care.
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Congratulations to Jinro.
Nada's siege tank control in set 1 and 3 frustrated me to no end. Way to go, Nada. That was pretty Hyuk style play you got there.
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