EPTPritty good micro from MC to take that. I feel like Kas expected more zealots and that 1 stalker just completely caught him off his guard.
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SicPro
United States202 Posts
Pritty good micro from MC to take that. I feel like Kas expected more zealots and that 1 stalker just completely caught him off his guard. | ||
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desderak
United Kingdom206 Posts
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TYJ.Aoy
Brazil1265 Posts
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Glaaki
Denmark12 Posts
On April 24 2011 07:00 supdubdup wrote: How many Euro's did MC win? RAZER DOMINATION: COPENHAGEN StarCraft II Prize pool: 50.000 dkkr. / ~ 6.700 euro 1. : 25000 dkkr. / ~3400 euro 2. 13.000 ddkr. / ~1800 euro 3. 8.000 dkkr. / ~1100 euro 4. 4.000 dkkr. / ~550 euro http://www.copenhagengames.com/prizes/ | ||
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TheBB
Switzerland5133 Posts
On April 24 2011 06:58 yowza wrote: Not to spoil everyones fun but I feel like people are basing their opinions a bit too heavily on one single online series. LAN >>>> online + Show Spoiler + All series are online. None are LAN. Both series were played on Europe, in Europe. | ||
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On April 24 2011 06:57 shaman6ix wrote: + Show Spoiler + The Kratoss is back. Just ask yourself if Thorzain is better than Kas.. of course not, Kas is a terran monster. If MC played thorzain in lan, it would have been a different story. + Show Spoiler + there is no LAN in sc2 | ||
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Chanted
Norway1001 Posts
Mana did a great job casting, and so did Grubby | ||
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caster0123
324 Posts
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yowza
Finland210 Posts
On April 24 2011 07:02 rdj107 wrote: I guess there's always the issue of the extra pressure of a live crowd, but that's the only difference between this series and the one that just happened in the tsl. Yeah, and performing under pressure > performing at home, in my book, by a mile. | ||
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jed_tb
United Kingdom1 Post
yesterday afternoons picture sessions were the funniest thing iv witnessed in years. | ||
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Maliris
Northern Ireland2557 Posts
On April 24 2011 06:59 ItsMeDomLee wrote: How did everyone in this thread NOT watch TSL? It's not like the Copenhagen games were playing during TSL. um, they WERE played at the same time...thats why i watched copenhagen so i could watch the TSL VODS later -.- but now its spoiled anyway so w/e | ||
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quirinus
Croatia2489 Posts
So sad it's 4-0, no good games.  | ||
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Scila
Canada1849 Posts
On April 24 2011 07:03 yowza wrote: Yeah, and performing under pressure > performing at home, in my book, by a mile. That can go both ways considering that you should see better games from players who are comfortably playing from their home. | ||
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Niklai
289 Posts
On April 24 2011 07:02 SicPro wrote: Grubby is always gonna be the coolest guy in e-sports. And he took down TLO to make it to the semifinals. THATS HUGE!! People are continuously counting him out and underestimate him saying he's just a wc3 player. Losing to Kas in the semi's is nothing to hold your head to either.... anyone know how the games went? Was it close? Pritty good micro from MC to take that. I feel like Kas expected more zealots and that 1 stalker just completely caught him off his guard. all games were close, tho eventually kas always came from being behind 10-20 food into maxed army vs 150. overall, grubby had advantages in the battles with his micro, falling behind to kas' superior macro | ||
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DZK
Canada40 Posts
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Ariovist
Germany430 Posts
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
On April 24 2011 07:03 TheBB wrote: + Show Spoiler + All series are online. None are LAN. Both series were played on Europe, in Europe. oh plz, by LAN he means LIVE event when players dont play from there room but in front of a crown. Thats actually put a lot of pressure on players as you just see Kas played very bad. MC is too use to LIVE event thats why he destroyed Kas. Kas at least can take 1 or 2 games from MC if he not nervous. | ||
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Leonardo
Bulgaria4 Posts
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Ryka
United Kingdom254 Posts
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TooN
1046 Posts
On April 24 2011 07:03 TheBB wrote: + Show Spoiler + All series are online. None are LAN. Both series were played on Europe, in Europe. He meant LAN as in a live event with cameras and a live audience. it is a different play compared to sitting in your chair at home. | ||
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