Overall I'm most impressed with adelscott and qxc's play. I really didn't think of these players as really good players until today. qxc wowed me with really nice multitask along with everything else and adelscott chose his battles well and had good decision making.

I've been a fan of ret since forever (5-6 years +) and I always want him to do really well but it seems he's not quite there yet. I'm a bit disappointed, but I'll continue to expect good things from him in the future.

Goody also played well but I feel like nestea would win most series following that (despite making a bad decision in the 3rd set).

jdseemoreglass

United States3773 Posts

March 26 2011 22:38 GMT

#7847

I can't understand why everyone is shocked that Zerg's are losing to weaker players. Hasn't this been the case for the majority of tournaments since release?

You are all shocked that Nestea lost to mech and ret lost to mass stalker? Honestly? The most shocking thing by far is that morrow beat jinro, nothing can come close to that.

"Ret can be really really good but Naniwa is decent and its PvZ so that should be a pretty close matchup."

-IdrA

pretty much sums it up for me

tdt

United States3179 Posts

March 26 2011 22:38 GMT

#7848

On March 27 2011 07:35 Eurekastreet wrote:
pbbly been asked a million times but....where can i watch the vods ? youtube link anyone ?

They come a few hours later, Check TSL forum.

hugman

Sweden4644 Posts

March 26 2011 22:38 GMT

#7849

On March 27 2011 07:35 Influ wrote:
I really REALLY appreciate that a fan favorite zerg lost and this thread is not full off balance whines btw.

That's because balance wasn't why they lost.

CosmicSpiral

United States15275 Posts

March 26 2011 22:38 GMT

#7850

On March 27 2011 07:35 Loooui wrote:
LOL

"low tier amateur"

Sure he dosnt have perfect macro, but his decision making is absolutely excellent. You think the low tier amateur just had luck this last week when he got teamliquid "tournament king" achievement?!

This was just another impressive performance by Goody.

Goody made bad decisions in his series, Nestea just made worse ones. His macro is not just "not perfect", it's atrocious, and he's admitted that he needs to work on it.

SubtleArt

2710 Posts

March 26 2011 22:38 GMT

#7851

Everyone I wanted to win lost, nice =/.

lurked

Canada918 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7852

On March 27 2011 07:37 Durp wrote:

Show nested quote +

Or because Lag is the new Imba

Trending #tsl on twitter. Tell your friends/other communities!

Hey guys, this thread is about the games, not about lag, or flaming players or other people's opinions!

-

Come on, isn't it big and red enough?

opticalza

New Zealand188 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7853

Wow, looking at the results i think i lost all my liquibets!

LittLeD

Sweden7973 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7854

Next SoTG is gonna be hilarious

cari-kira

Germany655 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7855

On March 27 2011 07:24 Kvothe wrote:

No that is called luck, Goody would lose first round in Code A 9 out of 10 times.

cloud is one of the best terrans in the EU, propably the world, and he has a loss-streak of 0:14 against goody.
so its not only "getting used to goodys style" and "learning to play against mech".
goody can play.

zeru

8156 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7856

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pwnz0r

United States123 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7857

On March 27 2011 07:07 ribboo wrote:

Show nested quote +

Jean-Pierre Saussac - Pacifique

Thanks a lot!! Good song

BBV

213 Posts

March 26 2011 22:39 GMT

#7858

On March 27 2011 07:38 SubtleArt wrote:
Everyone I wanted to win lost, nice =/.

summarizes it perfectly

Ghost-z

United States1291 Posts

March 26 2011 22:40 GMT

#7859

I really believe that the proposed skill gap between the Koreans and the world is much smaller than many of us perceive.

Also a lot of relatively unknown players are grinding their way through TSL qualifiers and GSL code A ready to make a splash on the scene and take over some of the over-rated players.

Ragoo

Germany2773 Posts

March 26 2011 22:40 GMT

#7860

On March 27 2011 07:32 CosmicSpiral wrote:
His mech play is undoubtedly refined, but it's a one-trick pony.

A one trick pony who is top 4 in like 50% of European weekly tournaments and has (arguably) the best TvT in Europe.

Haters gonna hate.

The fact that he can win with good strategies and decisionmaking even tho his mechanics are horrible just makes him such a great player and I love watching him for ingenious moves like in game 3.