EPT[TSL] Ro32 Day3 - Page 421
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Miefer
Taiwan229 Posts
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hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
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Checkmoica
France30 Posts
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sluggo
United States74 Posts
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Steel
Japan2283 Posts
What the hell happen?! This tournament is CRAZY awesome. | ||
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Steamroller
Finland756 Posts
On March 27 2011 22:58 VirGin wrote: Can't understad why people praise goody's style so much >_> It's got to be the one most boring style to watch I have ever seen. I've never enjoyed watching a goody match. That's PANZER GENERAL for u! Goody fighting! | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
-Adelscott's macro was horrendous -MVP was clearly affected by lag, you can see this clearly when he defends his gold with his stimmed marauders, he barely even microes them, if you've watched the GSL/GSTL you know that MVP is a lot better than this. -MVP also made some poor decisions, like not upgrading. All in all. MVP played sub-par, and adding lag to that, he ended up getting beat by Adelscott, who did NOT play well. When he faces another "foreigner" on equal footing, he'll lose if he doesn't practice his macro. | ||
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QueueQueue
Canada1000 Posts
On March 27 2011 23:52 mordk wrote: Wow.. are people really saying Adelscott played well?? Certainly MVP didn't play his best, plus he probably was lagging a bit, but adelscott was pooling 1.3k-2k mins, not macroing AT ALL during battles. Things that demand attention: -Adelscott's macro was horrendous -MVP was clearly affected by lag, you can see this clearly when he defends his gold with his stimmed marauders, he barely even microes them, if you've watched the GSL/GSTL you know that MVP is a lot better than this. -MVP also made some poor decisions, like not upgrading. All in all. MVP played sub-par, and adding lag to that, he ended up getting beat by Adelscott, who did NOT play well. When he faces another "foreigner" on equal footing, he'll lose if he doesn't practice his macro. I agree. I was commenting on those exact points during those matches. MVP was absolutely horrible about his upgrades. Even my macro TvP games has significantly more attentiveness to upgrading. The poor macro on Adel's part was made up by his upgrade advantage. Was still an entertaining series none the less. | ||
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underdawg
United States399 Posts
On March 27 2011 18:10 Plague1503 wrote: Also, on a totally unrelated note, either Husky's always had this good of an understanding of the game but purposely sacrificed some of the analysis for entertainment value, some of Day9 rubbed off on him, or he simply improved as a caster in every way, back from the time everyone (or at least most people) were bashing him for being a "sellout who only does casts for entertainment and provides zero analysis or game knowledge" "couldn't possibly cast TSL3 competently" etc. Be it what it may, I really think he did an absolutely amazing job, as all the casters did. This tournament is just so good in every way, it's just what I've been waiting for since I started following the SC2 competitive scene. Mega props to Team Liquid, the players, casters and everyone involved. husky is actually decent when he talks about the game, which he is forced to do in tournaments. nothing too insightful tho, but he tells you what is happening | ||
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MotherOfRunes
Germany2861 Posts
On March 27 2011 22:02 SmoKim wrote: was super high yesterday at TSL3, fitting it is a page 4:20 atm xD best day of Starcraft 2 so far, i could not believe my high mind o_0 so amazed by our foreigners <3 US, France and Germany fighting :D so hyped for tonight! lol, same here :D but we should ask ourselves if its a good idea beeing high when tonight mondragon blows our minds anyway!!! :D | ||
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GeorgeForeman
United States1746 Posts
I think there was a brief window in which he could've broken naniwa's base by reinforcing with speed lings instead of roaches in game 3, but even then it would've been a close thing. Other than that, naniwa just out-played him. I'll never understand why zerg players prefer defending their third up a ramp rather than through the middle, but they always seem to take a third near the opposite natural rather than towards the middle. Especially with the rocks broken down, it seems like a bad plan to me. Well played, naniwa. | ||
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gostunv
Japan1178 Posts
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MrJargon
United Kingdom158 Posts
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Massing
Germany354 Posts
On March 28 2011 00:20 gostunv wrote: quite unfortunate. i doubt any koreans are gonna participate in any online from across the world only tournament ever again. why not? they play where the money is like any other would do | ||
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GeorgeForeman
United States1746 Posts
On March 27 2011 21:35 Crt wrote: watched all the games and concluded that 1. koreans lost because of latency/lags issues. 2 the reason the games were close was because the koreans were so good that they're still able to macro/micro with huge bricks on their feets 3. foreigners are huge biasers, when they won, they claimed it's skills, when they played on a server half a world away and lost, they claimed it's lag. they even moved to korea to play and practice to eliminate the lag issue, yet denied it totally when they won because of unfair advantage. 4. koreans don't whine. 5. foreigners, especially the bias blind fans.... are yikeee... sickening... When Jinro/Huk tell me it's not the lag, I believe them. When Koreans get super-far behind econ-wise and then lose because their armies are smaller, it's not lag. I don't doubt that lag is an issue, but MC didn't seem to mind. I think the Koreans lost because they didn't prepare for these matches like they would've for GLS matches. They saw Ace, Moon, and Squirtle wreck all the white guys at IEM and concluded they would do the same. (You know, just like 90% of the "biased foreigners" who did Liquibet and the bracket contest.) I don't think anyone is saying that Addelscott is better than MVP or whatever. But it means the skill gap is small. Koreans need to take foreigners seriously to beat them in a tournament like this, and if they don't, players like Thorzain an Addelscott will beat them. | ||
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pieman819
Australia457 Posts
On March 28 2011 00:20 gostunv wrote: quite unfortunate. i doubt any koreans are gonna participate in any online from across the world only tournament ever again. You mean like the FXOpen tournament that was played this weekend and 1st and 2nd were Koreans | ||
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Shagg
Finland825 Posts
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iSometric
2221 Posts
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Warrior Madness
Canada3791 Posts
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BeMannerDuPenner
Germany5638 Posts
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