EPTOn April 25 2011 13:28 lambchops wrote:
It was 2-1, but fantastic play by Boxer :D
It was 2-1, but fantastic play by Boxer :D
I meant 2-0 in the division
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On April 25 2011 13:26 Warrior Madness wrote: Dammit.... Sen HAD that. Huh? The only time in that game you can say Sen had that was at GLHF, because it went all down hill after that. | ||
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Rhyme
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On April 25 2011 13:30 rculb wrote: I don't like it when Incontrol is so rude to Gretorp. Watching the last game of Boxer vs. Sen is frustrating as a zerg. Terran gets to push out and apply pressure at virtually zero risk. When all the marines die, the barracks are in the middle of the map and the zerglings counter, tada!, there's a wall of supply depots. And then the barracks wall, which is basically impenetrable. I run into that sort of stuff on the ladder and it's so frustrating. I just can't seem to punish the Terran, and he can pressure Zerg whenever he wants. And then Zerg moves out and expands, and Terran decides to push out with tanks. Zerg is just on the back foot the entire time, and has basically zero options. sen didn't drone scout...and mismicro'd the bunker rush. it's that simple. | ||
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MonsieurGrimm
Canada2441 Posts
On April 25 2011 13:30 rculb wrote: I don't like it when Incontrol is so rude to Gretorp. Watching the last game of Boxer vs. Sen is frustrating as a zerg. Terran gets to push out and apply pressure at virtually zero risk. When all the marines die, the barracks are in the middle of the map and the zerglings counter, tada!, there's a wall of supply depots. And then the barracks wall, which is basically impenetrable. I run into that sort of stuff on the ladder and it's so frustrating. I just can't seem to punish the Terran, and he can pressure Zerg whenever he wants. And then Zerg moves out and expands, and Terran decides to push out with tanks. Zerg is just on the back foot the entire time, and has basically zero options. That's TvZ earlygame man, but just think if you get past that you get to exact your revenge with mutalisk harass. Mua-ha-ha-talisks. | ||
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I)etox
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On April 25 2011 13:31 Maskedsatyr wrote: Boxer got a little lucky on that last game but great play by both imo. he did get a little lucky at Sen's natural but he was so far ahead I feel like he would have taken the game eventually anyway. | ||
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udgnim
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On April 25 2011 13:30 rculb wrote:And then Zerg moves out and expands, and Terran decides to push out with tanks. Zerg is just on the back foot the entire time, and has basically zero options. Sen's failed baneling bust opened up a timing for Boxer to take and he successfully hit the timing if Sen decided to play safe, then he would have probably not been caught flat footed by Boxer like that | ||
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 gg, great games! | ||
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LynxSeba
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Boxer is gonna take the group. | ||
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On April 25 2011 13:29 Turgid wrote: Honestly either Boxer was macroing poorly or he missed his timing or something on the Crevasse game, I feel like he really should've lost that engagement at Sen's forward natural. Sen forgot about his banelings and that pretty much lost him that engagement and possibly the whole game. In his defense, it does take a lot of effort and time to PROPERLY set up a marine and tank spread, which honestly is what won him the game. | ||
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