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WCG 2011 Grand Finals - Page 149
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SiguR
Canada2039 Posts
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Footler
United States560 Posts
. Well, GO HUK! Carry the banner for both EG and Liquid! | ||
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Grettin
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You can vote ----HERE----- | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
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flowSthead
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On December 09 2011 01:19 s4life wrote: In a mirror match up, you either adapt and use the best build/style suited for the map in question, or simply you should lose, because your opponent would have shown to be better than you if he's able to use that. I think inflexibility should be punished.. perhaps you don't. That's only true if the differences are statistically significant, a point which you haven't proven yet. Here is a quote from a different thread: On November 22 2011 10:57 Darkstar_X wrote: Best of 1 is actually extremely indicative of a series. Data from GSL May: In Code A, of the 31 matches, the person who won the first game won the series 23 times (74.2%). In Code S, of the 15 matches, the person who won the first game won the series 13 times (86.6%). Data from GSL July: In Code A, of the 31 matches, the person who won the first game won the series 24 times (77.4%). In Code S, of the 15 matches, the person who won the first game won the series 14 times (93.3%). If you look through any other seasons you will find similar. This shows that even best of one game series is unlikely to change the outcome of the winner. In fact, you could just watch the first game of a Code S match and have a 90% accuracy in predicting the winner of the match. You could argue that there is a chance of an upset, however, that is smaller than the variation that occurs at a tournament from other factors. Tournaments never tell you definitively who is a better player, just who won today. I happen to disagree that difference is not significant. A 15% or 25% difference in players of similar skill can have relatively significant differences in a tournament. That was kind of my point in using the example of a difference of 4.7%. I am not saying that it would definitively change things. I was saying that it could change things. | ||
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kenshin096
China16 Posts
Xigua,6:0,convincing success, S class level as some korean players said,was a darkhorses. F91, I am not surprised if he takes down any favorite and fails to underdogs,inconsistent player ever. Macsed is a solid and defensive protoss,he is definitely not the player with great potential but now he can rank top4 protoss in China.His group is much tougher...good luck~ | ||
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allen_ami
China1392 Posts
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On December 09 2011 01:44 allen_ami wrote: xigua got stomped by Lyn in G-league for like 10 games...dont know y ppl think he is Code-S material... He almost lost vs Happy when he was 4 base vs 2 >< | ||
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daxile
Canada829 Posts
On December 09 2011 01:44 allen_ami wrote: xigua got stomped by Lyn in G-league for like 10 games...dont know y ppl think he is Code-S material... People are saying he's code-S material? that's kind of ridiculous. I think he's good though, i'm interested to see how far the chinese scene takes SC2. | ||
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babylon
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
So close to going through Still a very good result I suppose | ||
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kenshin096
China16 Posts
On December 09 2011 01:44 allen_ami wrote: xigua got stomped by Lyn in G-league for like 10 games...dont know y ppl think he is Code-S material... Mb you don't know Code-S material stuff just came from lyn's mouth. 2:0,0:2,0:2.2:3,these are records between lyn and Xigua.During that time, Lyn's teammate Toodming slayered lyn by 6:0(possibly 10:0).Therefore ,Toodming>Xigua? I don't think so. | ||
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swordboy
Canada299 Posts
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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babylon
8765 Posts
On December 09 2011 02:01 kenshin096 wrote: Mb you don't know Code-S material stuff just came from lyn's mouth. 2:0,0:2,0:2.2:3,these are records between lyn and Xigua.During that time, Lyn's teammate Toodming slayered lyn by 6:0(possibly 10:0).Therefore ,Toodming>Xigua? I don't think so. Well, keep in mind Lyn's playing War3 at the same time. (Impressive performance yesterday by Lyn in WCG too.) If a full-time SC2 pro can't beat a part-time SC2 pro, I don't know how you can say he's Code S material. | ||
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claash
Poland472 Posts
On December 09 2011 01:41 kenshin096 wrote: Seems Chinese players got paid for their hard work on korean ladder. Xigua,6:0,convincing success, S class level as some korean players said,was a darkhorses. F91, I am not surprised if he takes down any favorite and fails to underdogs,inconsistent player ever. Macsed is a solid and defensive protoss,he is definitely not the player with great potential but now he can rank top4 protoss in China.His group is much tougher...good luck~ chineses usually work and practice like slaves to be honest so its normal they are getting better | ||
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Powdercake
United States19 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/JKw4U.png) | ||
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hmsrenown
Canada1263 Posts
On December 08 2011 23:25 Roynalf wrote: Very supprising results, I am seriously confused about skill level of chinese players, they havent done so well on tournaments before and now they are showing great results F91 is notorious for inconsistent play...Starcraft whackamole since 2004. XiGua is an up-and-coming player, no surprise to see unstable results. | ||
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MuK_x
743 Posts
wow XiGua is really good. | ||
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