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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
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Lobo2me
Norway1213 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:09 Tierfight wrote: I didnt follow whole show today, so what happened to MVP? Did he drop from gsl 5 already? Won against Hyperdub, lost against Julyzerg twice and ended up third place in the group. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
Now it's becoming abundantly clear: all of them need a voice coach. You cannot keep yelling into the mike like a maniac. You have to learn how to 'control' it. Either way, have some tea with honey and get some rest. On February 22 2011 22:10 Senx wrote: I'm surprised there's so little talk about the best player in the world being knocked out in the first round of GSL :o I for one, am not so surprised by this. I consider the landscape to keep changing drastically with new maps. I don't think we're anywhere close to having someone who is b-word material. | ||
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ftd.rain
United Kingdom539 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:06 eviltomahawk wrote: On one hand, it's sad seeing Artosis so sick. His condition has been declining rapidly throughout tonight's casts. On the other hand, it seems that Tasteless's voice sounds better. It's clearer and less raspy today. Anyways, excellent matches today. Ironically, the "group of death" wasn't all too dramatic. Hyperdub displayed some interesting creativity with his rendition of the iEchoic no-tank build, though he completely fell flat in his next game with the longest delayed all-in I've ever seen. MVP's loss was tragic, but completely expected since Starleague winners never really do well in the subsequent Starleague, as exhibited by OSL, MSL, and now GSL. However, the "group of drama/Idra" turned out to be the highlight of the night. GOM has been making a huge deal about Idra's withdrawal, and seeing the awkward tribute video and the sight of his empty chair really made me LOL for the night. Also, Byun vs Zenio was one of the closest, back-and-forth, nail-bitingly tense ZvTs I've ever seen. Terminus as a map impresses us with another epic game, and I certainly look forward to seeing that map later in the GSL. I totally disagree with you, MVP vs JulyZ's first match was totally the most intense game and by very far the most dramatic in weeks(given the context of mvp being the number 1 and all that jazz), let alone today | ||
Myles
United States5162 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:10 Senx wrote: I'm surprised there's so little talk about the best player in the world being knocked out in the first round of GSL :o I think everyone is kinda in shock. | ||
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
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ooni
Australia1498 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:08 zyzq wrote: Hah, seems like you can get sick very easily in Korea. yeah, i blame a lot of indoor entertainment in korea. I always get sick when I visit korea in winter. I hope artosis get well, I didn't notice how important his screaming was until today. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
3 words for you: group of death | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10307 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:10 Senx wrote: I'm surprised there's so little talk about the best player in the world being knocked out in the first round of GSL :o you missed the 50 pages of "OMG ZERG IMBA!","Nice cheesy wins from Zzzzz", "when are they gonna buff Terran!?!?!?"  ? | ||
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TeMiL
Peru545 Posts
really sad that idra wasnt there : ( | ||
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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
It's quite sad though, I miss dominant eras like in Broodwar where players like oov or savior were just destroying back to back tournaments. I'm afraid we'll never see eras like that in SC2 for the simple fact that the game is much more fragile and less dependant on mechanics  Which really intensifies the term "having a good day" to the extreme as it seems to be the only real differential at the very top. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:13 ooni wrote: yeah, i blame a lot of indoor entertainment in korea. I always get sick when I visit korea in winter. I hope artosis get well, I didn't notice how important his screaming was until today. You try screaming for several hours straight. I've worked with plenty of amateur actors. Many of them would lose their voice after a few rehearsals because they had limited training in breathing exercises and don't know how to breath from their diaphragm. They cannot project properly. That's what happens when you are passionate about something, but don't have sufficient training to support it. Just experience. Nick has shown noticeable improvement over the years. After one day at WCG or Blizzcon he would lose his voice from shouting so much. Now, he can go on for extended periods of time. They should probably talk to Kim Carrier as he could give them some pointers.  | ||
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dunc
Netherlands1105 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:17 Senx wrote: It's quite sad though, I miss dominant eras like in Broodwar where players like oov or savior were just destroying back to back tournaments. I'm afraid we'll never see eras like that in SC2 for the simple fact that the game is much more fragile and less dependant on mechanics Which really intensifies the term "having a good day" to the extreme as it seems to be the only real differential at the very top. The game hasn't even been out for a year give it time | ||
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Tierfight
Belgium49 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:11 Lobo2me wrote: Won against Hyperdub, lost against Julyzerg twice and ended up third place in the group. What does it mean? | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10307 Posts
he is gonna play the Up and Down Code A/S Matches | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:11 ftd.rain wrote: I totally disagree with you, MVP vs JulyZ's first match was totally the most intense game and by very far the most dramatic in weeks(given the context of mvp being the number 1 and all that jazz), let alone today IMO, game 1 of MVP vs JulyZerg was a weird game. I was pretty much like "July is gonna lose, MVP is gonna win. Wait, July won? How the crap did that happen?!?" July winning was so sudden and out of nowhere, and it seems he was quite lucky with his mutas exploiting an incredibly small timing window. The victory was so sudden that it didn't seem as "epic" as the long macro game played between Byun and Zenio, IMO. Game 2 of July vs MVP was anticlimactic IMO, especially since it pretty much was decided by a Barracks being lifted at the wrong time. | ||
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Tierfight
Belgium49 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:21 SmoKim wrote: he is gonna play the Up and Down Code A/S Matches So he needs to proof again if he is eligible to stay in code s or else he drops in code a? | ||
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zyzq
United States3123 Posts
There will soon be a black hole | ||
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:23 Tierfight wrote: So he needs to proof again if he is eligible to stay in code s or else he drops to code a? Yes. In truth though, up and down should be very easy for MVP. | ||
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Supamang
United States2298 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:17 Senx wrote: It's quite sad though, I miss dominant eras like in Broodwar where players like oov or savior were just destroying back to back tournaments. I'm afraid we'll never see eras like that in SC2 for the simple fact that the game is much more fragile and less dependant on mechanics Which really intensifies the term "having a good day" to the extreme as it seems to be the only real differential at the very top. I dunno man. Having the same people win over and over again is pretty boring. I mean, why is it fun when it ends up being "well looks like player X wins again..."? | ||
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