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On February 22 2011 09:11 Swerc wrote: How can terran be fucking harrassed like that and STILL be EVEN CLOSE to a lead???? Fucking ridiculous...
Because Jinro managed to get a well upgraded Marine/Siege Tank army to counter a Zerg army without upgrades (including speed).
This, and adding the fact that the reinforcement routes for Idra were ridiculously long due to hidden expansions.
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Marines dont actually cost money. I am gonna quote Jinro on that from now :p
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oh noes, Jinro said the f word :D
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Oh my GOD. Was Idra HIGH? How do you fall that far behind on upgrades? Bling speed? Jesus, how do you go ling/bling/muta and just, you know...fucking FORGET +1 carapace upgrade until the last minute? I'm an Idra fan, and that was just so painful to watch...
GG Jinro.
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Well, no baneling speed + mass marines allowing terran to get max upgrades very quickly without having to worry about dying due to a lack of workers and gas intensive units cost idra that game. At least the last 2 games were decent macro games without any positional shenanigans.
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On February 22 2011 09:12 Delvin wrote: 3 base terran > 6 base maxed zerg ez
A fitting end for these games. shut the fuck up. how about the part where Idra had no upgrades and no speed? and how he got outplayed?
rofl, retarded zerg
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oGs jacket look so good on jinro :D
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LOL Jinro admitting what we all were thinking
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"That's terran for you" lol
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"thats terran for you" - Jinro hahahaha
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lol at all of the random trolls having 10 posts
look this thread is for stream whine not balance whine don't they teach you to go with the flow back at the troll academy
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Holy shit, 400,000$ ? That's impressive.
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even with all that harass, jinro was still pretty even in harvestor count. then fully upgraded army vs low upgraded army.
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On February 22 2011 09:14 jalstar wrote: Fellow eSports fans,
We know that you’ve been waiting for something like this to happen for a long time. We want to take a moment to explain our long-term goals for both the North American Star League and eSports as a whole.
NASL has been our dream since we first saw foreigners travel to Korea. We stayed up late to watch those epic matches, we followed the forum coverage and the live report threads. But it wasn’t enough.
It had to happen here.
We knew we had to go big or go home. We needed an epic prize pool. We needed the best players. Most importantly, we needed the passion and excitement that comes from competition at the highest level; from watching two masters battle it out knowing that only one will win.
With that in mind, let us explain some of the details of how we get to that point.
First, we focus on the players. That means telling a story so that every match means something. We want you to connect on a personal level with the players, so that their victory lifts you up, and you feel the crush of their defeat.
Second, we need world-class production quality for every show. Only the best show does justice to the best players.
Third, we will listen to our audience. The community never ceases to amaze us with its ingenuity and determination. We think if we keep you close, we can’t go wrong. And last of all, we must remember why we do this: for the love of the game.
Of course, in all of this we couldn’t forget our European fans. All too often do American organizations call something “Global” or a “World Series” by virtue of inviting a few Canadians. Don’t worry; we want to get you involved as much as we can.
Our ultimate goal is to use Starcraft as a catalyst. We want to use the best game, and the most hardcore audience to open the gates for eSports in the West. We want it so that you can turn on the TV and watch live matchups between the very best. Eventually, we want more people to watch eSports than watch Baseball, Hockey or even the Superbowl.
We aren’t going to be able to do this alone. We are going to need your help. Tell your friends about the league, get a premium ticket or even just tune in and enjoy. But remember, this league is more than just a league; it’s the beginning of a new age for eSports in the West. So if you decide that this idea is worth supporting, please support us.
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You got it man! SIGN ME UP!
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Jinro definitely played well, but I felt like it was IdrA's game to lose... Extremely superior macro and no upgrades even into late game :/
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Very good showmatch overall (over-hype aside) : ) The production value, not perfect, but an impressive effort nonetheless. I have high hopes : )
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On February 22 2011 09:14 jalstar wrote:+ Show Spoiler +Fellow eSports fans,
We know that you’ve been waiting for something like this to happen for a long time. We want to take a moment to explain our long-term goals for both the North American Star League and eSports as a whole.
NASL has been our dream since we first saw foreigners travel to Korea. We stayed up late to watch those epic matches, we followed the forum coverage and the live report threads. But it wasn’t enough.
It had to happen here.
We knew we had to go big or go home. We needed an epic prize pool. We needed the best players. Most importantly, we needed the passion and excitement that comes from competition at the highest level; from watching two masters battle it out knowing that only one will win.
With that in mind, let us explain some of the details of how we get to that point.
First, we focus on the players. That means telling a story so that every match means something. We want you to connect on a personal level with the players, so that their victory lifts you up, and you feel the crush of their defeat.
Second, we need world-class production quality for every show. Only the best show does justice to the best players.
Third, we will listen to our audience. The community never ceases to amaze us with its ingenuity and determination. We think if we keep you close, we can’t go wrong. And last of all, we must remember why we do this: for the love of the game.
Of course, in all of this we couldn’t forget our European fans. All too often do American organizations call something “Global” or a “World Series” by virtue of inviting a few Canadians. Don’t worry; we want to get you involved as much as we can.
Our ultimate goal is to use Starcraft as a catalyst. We want to use the best game, and the most hardcore audience to open the gates for eSports in the West. We want it so that you can turn on the TV and watch live matchups between the very best. Eventually, we want more people to watch eSports than watch Baseball, Hockey or even the Superbowl.
We aren’t going to be able to do this alone. We are going to need your help. Tell your friends about the league, get a premium ticket or even just tune in and enjoy. But remember, this league is more than just a league; it’s the beginning of a new age for eSports in the West. So if you decide that this idea is worth supporting, please support us. Russell Pfister and Duncan Stewart
/salute
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On February 22 2011 09:13 Essentia wrote:Show nested quote +On February 22 2011 09:11 Swerc wrote: How can terran be fucking harrassed like that and STILL be EVEN CLOSE to a lead???? Fucking ridiculous... Harassing a terran doesn't seem to do anything. You can kill half their SCVs but then they can just throw down MULES and regain their income. HMMM seems like bad game design IMO. Shit, they're coming out of the woodwork like fucking rats.
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lemme get that jacket jinro!!
:D
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