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Johnny Business
Sweden1251 Posts
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DrOwnageYO
United States8 Posts
Terran was obviously well prepared for this map, and showed really good harass. When you get picked apart like that in a tourney after you prepared really hard must suck, really hard to see haypro go out in that fashion. | ||
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Rhyme
United States1069 Posts
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hydraden
United States719 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:09 netherDrake wrote: Tasteless is masters in Korea? Is he trolling us? He is a pro SC1 gamer before. He is pretty good in SC2 also. What do you think? | ||
Plexa
Aotearoa39261 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:12 willz22912 wrote: He didn't go to assembly because he went to Europe in January for Pokeridol and Homestroy Cup 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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hifriend
China7935 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. That's true of course. But I still feel like there's *something* lacking in haypro's play. He doesn't really have a great record in the foreigner events he participated in either. | ||
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Synche
United States1345 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:11 Makenshi wrote: I love how now that Tasteless has to play the analytical caster, he just goes right back into SC1 casting mode instead of his regular flimsy mode, i've missed you serious Tasteless! You're the man!  Too true! Planted questions for Artosis? I never doubted you for a second, Tasteless. | ||
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FXOpen
Australia1844 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:07 ccHaZaRd wrote: moonglade got so lucky on his draw lol he gets to face some shitty zenex terran and haypro has to face ganzi the best terran in code a Do you even know who the guy glade is playing is? He is probably one of the favourites for code A....... Silly boy. | ||
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Domination
United States1177 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:12 willz22912 wrote: 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. Probably because he went to Europe a few weeks earlier for the tourney in England and for the Homestory Cup aka Protosstastic Cup. Edit: I am too slow. | ||
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Ultramus
United States319 Posts
I don't understand this "Haypro made more mistakes" Bullshit, how many of Ganzi's medivacs die without doing any damage in both games? Problem is terran can siege up at every zerg expo and you can't engage it cost effectively, it's pretty frustrating when the only way you can kill their army is if it's unseiged and on creep, and how often do we see that happen? Also letting those hatches die isn't a mistake at all, he HAS to get those bases up, it's worth the risk of losing it at that point to see if you can hold the expansion. Whereas a PF with turrets is basically incapable of being destroyed, factor in auto-repair?? It's just ludicrous. Infestors are garbage and that's hopping the terran doesn't decide to get AN ghost, scan your army and immediately EMP every infestor you have, we saw it happen to Zenio. There is no recourse that zerg has to this. It makes the game frustrating to watch as an observer, there was no point in there where ganzi was in trouble even after losing his whole army NUMEROUS times. Don't shit on Haydar, he played that game well, and definitely is a GREAT player. | ||
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Johnny Business
Sweden1251 Posts
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LoCaD
Germany1634 Posts
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Rhyme
United States1069 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:14 Ultramus wrote: Screw all the people saying Haypro isn't good. That dude is probably 100x the player anyone saying he's bad is. Fact is you have to be INSANELY good to win TvZ right now against really good Terrans. I don't understand this "Haypro made more mistakes" Bullshit, how many of Ganzi's medivacs die without doing any damage in both games? Problem is terran can siege up at every zerg expo and you can't engage it cost effectively, it's pretty frustrating when the only way you can kill their army is if it's unseiged and on creep, and how often do we see that happen? Also letting those hatches die isn't a mistake at all, he HAS to get those bases up, it's worth the risk of losing it at that point to see if you can hold the expansion. Whereas a PF with turrets is basically incapable of being destroyed, factor in auto-repair?? It's just ludicrous. Infestors are garbage and that's hopping the terran doesn't decide to get AN ghost, scan your army and immediately EMP every infestor you have, we saw it happen to Zenio. There is no recourse that zerg has to this. It makes the game frustrating to watch as an observer, there was no point in there where ganzi was in trouble even after losing his whole army NUMEROUS times. Don't shit on Haydar, he played that game well, and definitely is a GREAT player. god, get over the balance whines. read the top of the fucking thread. | ||
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Johnny Business
Sweden1251 Posts
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Irave
United States9965 Posts
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Daralii
United States16991 Posts
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ccHaZaRd
Canada1024 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:13 FXOpen wrote: Do you even know who the guy glade is playing is? He is probably one of the favourites for code A....... Silly boy. zenex destination, one of the favourites foe code A..... LOL | ||
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ct2299
380 Posts
On February 23 2011 20:09 gakkgakk wrote: I remember a while back, alot of morons said Jinro should gtfo of korea because he sucked. unfortunately these morons are probably so moronic they do the same predictions about haypro now. I think the teamliquid rules should have a row-of-cocks clause when making bold predictions about who's gonna succeed and not in the future. Right but that's because people say Jinro didn't want to resort to cheese and wanted to learn to play the game correctly. Last time I checked, HayPro isn't trying for any breakthrough nor is trying to play the game differently. He's playing it EXACTLY the same way as everyone else, but just not executing nor playing it to nearly as good of a level as the other GSL zergs. | ||
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Rhyme
United States1069 Posts
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Piski
Finland3461 Posts
I like the bling play though | ||
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