EPTGretorp would do well to follow Kirk's advice.
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zgl
United States1055 Posts
Gretorp would do well to follow Kirk's advice. | ||
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Quesa
United States304 Posts
Don't look at me, he's never wrong, people. | ||
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doihy
668 Posts
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Vimsey
United Kingdom2235 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:14 doihy wrote: none of those people are terran (terran requires the most micro) Plus nada doesn't play from the team house, so his internet is not as good as theirs. Im sure if it matters that much to him he could make the effort of playing from his teams house. | ||
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antelope591
Canada820 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:20 Jehct wrote: Much much more likely that he simply doesn't prepare for many of his online games. He's had his ups and downs, sure, but it's probably been as his studies have become more or less of a focus. When he's well prepared he's a force to be reckoned with; when he loses blaming it on lag probably isn't appropriate, nor is concluding that Nada is awful. The better player for the format wins on the day; Haypro beat Nada when they were both playing from Korea, remember. That's not to say the lag doesn't affect Koreans, because it definitely does, but proper preparation limits the impact and it's a shame to take away from players victories by blaming it on lag. Yeah not saying that lag is the only factor...just that Nada clearly plays much worse online than he does on lan regardless of the factors involved. Which is prolly a combination of lag + preparation | ||
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bobwhiz
United States725 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:17 zgl wrote: x 100. I absolutely can't stand his commentary. LoL? Bro? Really? Quite good analysis there, good fellow. Indeed, the high art of Starcraft is thus besmirched by his colloquialisms and crassness. Indeed, his perlocutionary acts demonstrate that he is undeniably, unequivocally banal. Let us all join together and QQ about this free content we are receiving. | ||
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Vorlik
1522 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:20 Jehct wrote: Much much more likely that he simply doesn't prepare for many of his online games. He's had his ups and downs, sure, but it's probably been as his studies have become more or less of a focus. When he's well prepared he's a force to be reckoned with; when he loses blaming it on lag probably isn't appropriate, nor is concluding that Nada is awful. The better player for the format wins on the day; Haypro beat Nada when they were both playing from Korea, remember. That's not to say the lag doesn't affect Koreans, because it definitely does, but proper preparation limits the impact and it's a shame to take away from players victories by blaming it on lag. All games are played on NA server so it doesn't really matter that haypro was from there. It's not only lag, it's also the time the games are played. You definitely shouldn't downplay the winner but you can easily bring reason into why nada isn't playing like, well, nada. | ||
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Chicane
United States7875 Posts
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starcraft911
Korea (South)1263 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
Nice ramp defense from the first push from nani, very calm forcefield and rip the scvs and some marines apart. | ||
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Durp
Canada3117 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:20 Jehct wrote: Much much more likely that he simply doesn't prepare for many of his online games. He's had his ups and downs, sure, but it's probably been as his studies have become more or less of a focus. When he's well prepared he's a force to be reckoned with; when he loses blaming it on lag probably isn't appropriate, nor is concluding that Nada is awful. The better player for the format wins on the day; Haypro beat Nada when they were both playing from Korea, remember. That's not to say the lag doesn't affect Koreans, because it definitely does, but proper preparation limits the impact and it's a shame to take away from players victories by blaming it on lag. The games are played by these players at 4am Korean time I believe as well | ||
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Vorlik
1522 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:25 starcraft911 wrote: Nada just got supply blocked at 70/70 then 78/78. He didn't even start his depot until he was capped. This guy playing doesn't seem like the nada I know. :/ Nada's consistently like this in online games, whether it be lag, timing of them, or whatever, it's hurting him bad. | ||
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reapsen
Germany559 Posts
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whiterabbit
2675 Posts
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Jehct
New Zealand9115 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:23 Vorlik wrote: All games are played on NA server so it doesn't really matter that haypro was from there. It's not only lag, it's also the time the games are played. You definitely shouldn't downplay the winner but you can easily bring reason into why nada isn't playing like, well, nada. My point about them both being in Korea was that they were both under the exact same conditions, time, lag & potential preparation wise, not that lag wasn't a factor. | ||
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Vimsey
United Kingdom2235 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:25 Durp wrote: The games are played by these players at 4am Korean time I believe as well you make it sound like its not at a time convenient to both players. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
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Moonwrath
United States9568 Posts
On May 21 2011 12:25 MrCon wrote: Wow, naniwa let the medivac escapes with one stalker hit left, this is bad for esport. Nice ramp defense from the first push from nani, very calm forcefield and rip the scvs and some marines apart. LOL at the "this is bad for esport". Well played. That last engagement seemed like Naniwa didn't quite play it right, not enough forcefields or something. | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
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elmizzt
United States3309 Posts
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