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ImmortalTofu
United States1254 Posts
I am really happy because I really don't like MVP.... But............ That's ridiculous.... Were the games between him and July like.... I have to buy a season ticket right now.... Omg........ BOSSTOSS FIGHTINGGGGGGGGGG!!!!! YOU JUST HAVE TO BEAT THE TEA!!!! And wow... MVP, that kills the fanboy dream for me of MVP vs. MC final.... Wowowowowow....... | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 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. Then again, it's hard to judge the professional metagame after only a handful of GSLs. MVP's loss was very much due to July getting extremely lucky with timings. Nestea lost to cheese. Fruitdealer lost to an innovative style from an eventual finalist. MC lost to a radically new mech build. The game is more fragile and unstable, but probably because the metagame hasn't yet settled even after half a year. However, I think it's customary for champions to rarely two of the same tournament twice. Nada and Julyzerg acquired their OSL victories over a span of time, not just in a sudden burst of invincibility. Flash and Jaedong get knocked out of OSL and MSL all the time nowadays, yet they still are considered the "best" players in their respective races. Maybe after a full year of GSLs can we truly see dominance from a few players. | ||
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zyzq
United States3123 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:29 ImmortalTofu wrote: Holy crap.... holy crapppppp.... Omgomgomgomg...... I am really happy because I really don't like MVP.... But............ That's ridiculous.... Were the games between him and July like.... I have to buy a season ticket right now.... Omg........ BOSSTOSS FIGHTINGGGGGGGGGG!!!!! YOU JUST HAVE TO BEAT THE TEA!!!! And wow... MVP, that kills the fanboy dream for me of MVP vs. MC final.... Wowowowowow....... lol none of the games today were worth buying a premium package for except for Byun vs Zenio | ||
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spaZzNx-`
Hong Kong1221 Posts
 Seems like I have the buy a premium ticket again, like last season where when I heard about Jinro beating MC and I missed it XD | ||
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:29 ImmortalTofu wrote: Holy crap.... holy crapppppp.... Omgomgomgomg...... I am really happy because I really don't like MVP.... But............ That's ridiculous.... Were the games between him and July like.... I have to buy a season ticket right now.... Omg........ BOSSTOSS FIGHTINGGGGGGGGGG!!!!! YOU JUST HAVE TO BEAT THE TEA!!!! And wow... MVP, that kills the fanboy dream for me of MVP vs. MC final.... Wowowowowow....... Game 1: MVP attacks July, cannot kill him, but kills like 20 drones with blue hellions. July harasses MVP's barracks with muta, killed a tech/reactor, and maybe 10 marines or so. MVP starts remaking army, July goes into all-in mode and makes a bunch of zergling/banelings. Attacks mvp, mvp only has a single bunker for defense against maybe 20-30 speed banes and muta. Has to pull every scv, loses all of them basically. Game 2 : July does expo -> baneling bust Makes like 10 banelings outside MVP's main. MVP lifts both barracks and started making ad-ons. Banelings 1-shot ad-ons, kill the bunker behind the wall in. Only like 4-7 marines were made since he was making a command center. July kills all SCV with zerglings. Nether player really super-outplayed each other in either game, MVP just made one bad mistake each game and July hit him with something that owns that bad mistake. | ||
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rysecake
United States2632 Posts
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Senx
Sweden5901 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:28 Supamang wrote: 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..."? Because when they DO lose, its sooo much more impactful, since nobody actually expects it. But now its like "oh well, better luck next time I guess, cant expect to do well twice in a row". And you also grow attached to the players, but when they're winning GSL one month, then a few weeks later get knocked out first round, not so much. Its hard to build a story and become a fan of something as inconsistent as the SC2 scene. | ||
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Existential
Australia2107 Posts
On a different note it was really nice to see a well...you know an actual crowd at the GSL. | ||
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dunc
Netherlands1105 Posts
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EtherealDeath
United States8366 Posts
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spaZzNx-`
Hong Kong1221 Posts
On February 22 2011 22:44 Existential wrote: Wow Mvp is actually out of the tournament, who would have thought? On a different note it was really nice to see a well...you know an actual crowd at the GSL. Lol yeah. But the opportunity to see the champion of GSL3 v champion of GSL4 doesn't usually happen | ||
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Gescom
Canada3374 Posts
And in the case of a tie why wouldn't they just give the player who won the first game the win instead of making them rematch. Just seems odd.... | ||
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JonnyLaw
United States3482 Posts
July and MVP both had one win and one loss, they play each other again to determine who gets second and who gets third. If two players have two wins and two players have two losses, the top two will play each other to determine seeding in the ro16 and the bottom will play each other to determine seeding in the up and down matches. | ||
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motiust
Australia97 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/mlQfn.jpg) lol | ||
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IAttackYou
United States330 Posts
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Gracksaurusrex
United Kingdom171 Posts
On February 22 2011 23:30 motiust wrote: MVP look so gangsta in this pic lolNo he just looks like a mug | ||
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tirentu
Canada1257 Posts
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Blueblister
Sweden321 Posts
On February 22 2011 23:29 Ummbeefy wrote: MC had already won two games in a row. Each other player had a loss. Therefore he wins. Similarly Hyperdub already lost two games in a row and cannot win, therefore he loses. July and MVP both had one win and one loss, they play each other again to determine who gets second and who gets third. If two players have two wins and two players have two losses, the top two will play each other to determine seeding in the ro16 and the bottom will play each other to determine seeding in the up and down matches. It's to prevent teammates from dropping games to "save" their friends from elimination. With this system each player has a stake in every march. If someone drops a game, his chances for advancing will theoretically decrease at least as much as his friends chances increase. | ||
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GinDo
3327 Posts
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EmilA
Denmark4618 Posts
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