EPT[GSL March] Code A Ro32 Day 2 - Page 74
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Cabinet Sanchez
Australia1097 Posts
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netherDrake
Singapore1831 Posts
Is he trolling us? | ||
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snow2.0
Germany2073 Posts
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Ketch
Netherlands7285 Posts
Kelly is improving big time, good to see that. | ||
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Rhyme
United States1069 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:09 netherDrake wrote: Tasteless is masters in Korea? Is he trolling us? remember that he was really good at sc1 at one point...he's in korea for a reason  | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:09 netherDrake wrote: Tasteless is masters in Korea? Is he trolling us? Nothing surprising about it. He's a good starcraft player. | ||
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kidleader
Korea (South)233 Posts
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Angelbelow
United States3728 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:05 Talin wrote: It's a sequel to Brood War and most of the skills carry over. Both of them are ex BW players, and whatever mvp can do, July has the potential to do it eleven times better. Given that he might not be reaching that potential yet, but he is by no means a "lesser player" just because mvp had a great run until a few weeks ago or so. Besides, July 2-0ing in a direct confrontation makes that comment even more absurd. Agreed on july having the potential to be a monster. But I dont think July 2-0ing MVP is a direct conformation that July is on MVPs level or is better quite yet. Especially given the circumstances of the games. If July dominates the GSL 5 as hard as MVP did, then he deserves the recognition. After last nights games, I currently doubt July will dominate. His game against MC was horrible, bad micro, late expansions, bad encounters, having multiple obs reveal his every move. | ||
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Tyree
1508 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:09 netherDrake wrote: Tasteless is masters in Korea? Is he trolling us? Using his Tasteless builds and mastering the use of Tasteless tunnels and passages around to map to defeat his opponnents. | ||
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Makenshi
Sweden2105 Posts
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ondik
Czech Republic2908 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:08 Lann555 wrote: I wonder if we will see a defensive infestor at outlying expansions on that map. A single infestor + some lings could at least keep the base safe from 8 marines+ medivac and all the battles would look completely different :/ | ||
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Dinosaur
Denmark112 Posts
I agree. I don't like the code A format. There should be group stages. Good performance Hayder! | ||
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Rabiator
Germany3948 Posts
Now he has left the Protoss enough time to develop his tech ... | ||
Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:12 Dinosaur wrote: I agree. I don't like the code A format. There should be group stages. Double elim gogogo | ||
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willz22912
United States255 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:09 Plexa wrote: Well let's look at Haypros time in Korea shall we? - flies in 3 days before GSL2 prelims and is incredibly sick - makes it to the final round - qualifies for GSL3 but loses to bitbybit's cheese in the Ro64. - Can't participate in GSL4 because he's not in Code A because of BBB - Gets invited to Code A for GSL5 and gets one of the strongest players in the tournament first round He's quite possibly the most unlucky player to go to korea. I definitely agree with your points Plexa, Haypro has definitely gotten some bad luck in his tournies. I do have a question though : Was there a reason Haypro didn't leave Korea for Assembly even though Huk/Ret went? Or was he just not invited? I feel like if Haypro is hitting a roadblock in essentially the hardest SC2 tournament, he might consider choosing a different theater to have more success. IE: Even Idra is leaving GSL to return to the US when he was a Code S GSL player. | ||
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Rhyme
United States1069 Posts
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Tears.Of.The.Moon
Slovenia715 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:11 kidleader wrote: Tasteless needs to stop being demeaning. Kelly is making way smarter observations than he has in 5 seasons. Lol, are you serious? She hardly knows anything, and constantly makes mistakes. | ||
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netherDrake
Singapore1831 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:10 Rhyme wrote: remember that he was really good at sc1 at one point...he's in korea for a reason I guess he isn't given a chance to explain the games properly since Artosis is so good at it, but at the same time he hasn't really shown much knowledge about the game so far. Maybe I'm just wrong about Masters in Korea, I guess you don't need to really have indepth game knowledge to survive there. | ||
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:10 Rhyme wrote: remember that he was really good at sc1 at one point...he's in korea for a reason Yeah he was competing for WCGs in BW, doesn't anyone remember day9 daily 100 even if you weren't around back then? | ||
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ccHaZaRd
Canada1024 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:11 Angelbelow wrote: Agreed on july having the potential to be a monster. But I dont think July 2-0ing MVP is a direct conformation that July is on MVPs level or is better quite yet. Especially given the circumstances of the games. If July dominates the GSL 5 as hard as MVP did, then he deserves the recognition. After last nights games, I currently doubt July will dominate. His game against MC was horrible, bad micro, late expansions, bad encounters, having multiple obs reveal his every move. considering how trash july played vs MC he is still worlds apart from MVP and got lucky with his baneling hyper aggression | ||
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