EPTWCG 2011 Grand Finals - Page 377
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BigLighthouse
United Kingdom424 Posts
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Benjef
United Kingdom6921 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:09 aTnClouD wrote: Happy for Kas and Titan, 3rd-4th place match is going to be way more interesting than the finals. Yeh agreed. I feel like its alot bigger for one of them to come third than the first and 2nd place game. | ||
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Suohhen
United States59 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:04 KinQuh wrote: Or theres a factor you could consider. Seiplo HasuObs and Titan have better pvp than Huk? Of course in those games they did, but those players have done far less to prove themselves than Huk so anyone who thinks any of those players are in the same league as him is a moron. Of course they could continue to have success and establish themselves as players of the caliber of Huk or even better, but my point is that I expect him to fix the holes in his game and stop losing those games. Will I be right, time will tell. Besides Hasuobs said he watched a ton of Huk's stream to prepare for the match, who is preparing for any of these players. That is something you have to endure if you want to maintain a spot at the top. You can bet that people will be prepared for roach all-ins at the next MLG he participates in for example. | ||
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KinQuh
Finland810 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:15 Suohhen wrote: Of course in those games they did, but those players have done far less to prove themselves than Huk so anyone who thinks any of those players are in the same league as him is a moron. Of course they could continue to have success and establish themselves as players of the caliber of Huk or even better, but my point is that I expect him to fix the holes in his game and stop losing those games. Will I be right, time will tell. Besides Hasuobs said he watched a ton of Huk's stream to prepare for the match, who is preparing for any of these players. That is something you have to endure if you want to maintain a spot at the top. You can bet that people will be prepared for roach all-ins at the next MLG he participates in for example. I wasnt saying that they are better than Huk,i was just saying that the are better in PvP  | ||
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PlayX
Germany79 Posts
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:18 PlayX wrote: What's the outcome of Kas - MVP in the semifinals? MVP doesn't lose TvT's nowadays. 2-0. | ||
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friendlyass
United States23 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:18 PlayX wrote: What's the outcome of Kas - MVP in the semifinals? MVP won 2:0 | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:15 Suohhen wrote: Of course in those games they did, but those players have done far less to prove themselves than Huk so anyone who thinks any of those players are in the same league as him is a moron. Of course they could continue to have success and establish themselves as players of the caliber of Huk or even better, but my point is that I expect him to fix the holes in his game and stop losing those games. Will I be right, time will tell. Besides Hasuobs said he watched a ton of Huk's stream to prepare for the match, who is preparing for any of these players. That is something you have to endure if you want to maintain a spot at the top. You can bet that people will be prepared for roach all-ins at the next MLG he participates in for example. He'll only do that if he stops travelling around the world every single week for every single minor/major tourney that invites him. Otherwise he'll continue to be extremely inconsistent. Doesn't matter if it's PvP, PvT or PvZ, he crashes out early in many, many foreign tourneys. I just don't know how he can get good practice with the amount of travelling he does. With the results and actual play HuK has been displaying lately, I find it hard to rate him higher than the top Eurotosses and expect him to drop from Code S in the Up/Downs. | ||
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Suohhen
United States59 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:17 KinQuh wrote: I wasnt saying that they are better than Huk,i was just saying that the are better in PvP Still I agree they may be, but my suspicion is that he will improve his understanding of the new meta game and become very proficient in that match-up, but again only time will tell because there was a time that most would say it was his best match-up. | ||
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Grettin
42394 Posts
Good luck Xigua! I believe! | ||
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zyzq
United States3123 Posts
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Suohhen
United States59 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:21 AxionSteel wrote: He'll only do that if he stops travelling around the world every single week for every single minor/major tourney that invites him. Otherwise he'll continue to be extremely inconsistent. Doesn't matter if it's PvP, PvT or PvZ, he crashes out early in many, many foreign tourneys. I just don't know how he can get good practice with the amount of travelling he does. There was such a massive explosion in eSports this year and that had tournaments and players scrambling to adjust, I suspect that things will settle down a lot in 2012 because we have already seen some evidence, I mean look at the players who were interested in IEM at the beginning of the year and the first event of next year they have dKiller and dde qualified from America. I love BitterDam and will continue to watch, but it is clear to the top tier players who are interested in competing in Korea that MLG is the event to focus on and of course the big money events like IPL, and Dreamhack. | ||
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AsnSensation
Germany24009 Posts
As for sc2 it seems like MVP will scoop another 20k christmas money for his girlfriend and Polt's christmas present is the participation in the blizzard cup. Still damn impressed by xigua, Kas and Titan! | ||
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Dattish
Sweden6297 Posts
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Suohhen
United States59 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:29 Grettin wrote: Damn Xigua, I'm impressed. Even though he had fairly easy way to the finals, he seem to be in a good shape. I hope finals won't be completely domination by MVP: Good luck Xigua! I believe! Not sure how to look at this, the utopian view would be that the glory of a victory here would have the biggest effect spread over a country of almost 1.5 billion people. But the paranoid view of my fellow Americans is that the swarm will engulf us. But of course players like this can only help bridge the gap between China and the rest of the world and make the world closer. I'm happy to see him have success because this year has clearly been tough for him with the failure at IEM China that he didn't even qualify for and the fact that he couldn't go to Blizzcon even though he did qualify for it because of visa issues. I have all the respect in the world for top tier zerg players and they are so fun to watch. | ||
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Mouzone
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MVTaylor
United Kingdom2893 Posts
Bit of a shame Polt gets in to Blizzard Cup if MVP wins as he's been so off his game recently I can't see him getting more than one win in his group, who knows though, could surprise us... | ||
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BarbieHsu
574 Posts
On December 10 2011 20:54 mvtaylor wrote: Xigua hasn't dropped a map all tournament, wow Bit of a shame Polt gets in to Blizzard Cup if MVP wins as he's been so off his game recently I can't see him getting more than one win in his group, who knows though, could surprise us... If Xigua wins, he gets in? Wow, that would be interesting. | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On December 10 2011 21:03 BarbieHsu wrote: If Xigua wins, he gets in? Wow, that would be interesting. yup | ||
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Logros
Netherlands9913 Posts
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