EPT[NASL] Day 6-5 - Page 72
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syllogism
Finland5948 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
Idra's remaining opponents are both Terrans, though, so I imagine he'll be working on his ZvT in the coming days. | ||
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Sermokala
United States14104 Posts
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iokke
United States1179 Posts
On May 23 2011 12:31 Hazu~ wrote: IdrA himself said he wasn't so sure about his ZvZ since there's pretty much no good zerg player on NA server to play against. How is it that every time Idra loses there is always an excuse to be found? Balance, race, wrong type of practice. Don't get me wrong, he is an amazing player and would crush me with both his hands tied behind his back. But this seems very disrespectful to players that won vs him, give them some credit plz? I mean really, is it not possible that someone would beat Idra simply because they are better at the game atm? On a positive note, first time watching ZvZ and I really enjoyed it, as well as NASL in general, thanks! | ||
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Coolwhip
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On May 23 2011 13:16 Odien wrote: Nope, Socke had no time to reschedule so Boxer got the 2-0 walk over. What can be more important than playing against Boxer? | ||
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0neder
United States3733 Posts
On May 23 2011 13:47 Coolwhip wrote: What can be more important than playing against Boxer? Seriously, what disrespect to the emperor. Now I'm a Socke anti-fan. =) | ||
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twndomn
401 Posts
On May 23 2011 13:44 sermokala wrote: Idra will win his next 2 matches. Its not even debateable. Idra's pvt is unstoppable outside of korea. Idra has not played Boxer in his division of NASL while Boxer is leading in that same division. Therefore your point is pretty useless and clueless. You did not live in Korea when Idra's in Korea, who are you to testify that they did all practice ZvZ together? Even now, if such ZvZ practice were to take place, would they call you up to observe? Stop with your irresponsible speculation. | ||
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0neder
United States3733 Posts
On May 23 2011 12:30 Johnzee wrote: how come no one makes a comment like this whenever ANY OTHER PLAYER says gg? Because almost any other player doesn't have an inflated sense of their relative skill and disses competing players only to be completely outclassed by them later and blame it on imbalance or a build order win. | ||
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Horse...falcon
United States1851 Posts
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Lotar
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JimSocks
United States968 Posts
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
On May 23 2011 14:06 Horse...falcon wrote: I'm disappointed that NASL couldn't do an interview with Zenio after that match. Lag or not it would've been awesome. They should've also requested a backhand slap for fun. Well considering Zenio doesn't speak English...actually nvm, an interview would have been awesome. | ||
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SC2Chaos
United States36 Posts
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Frozenserpent
United States143 Posts
On May 23 2011 12:30 Johnzee wrote: how come no one makes a comment like this whenever ANY OTHER PLAYER says gg? That's kind of the reason some people don't say gg all the time. When you say gg often, it loses some meaning. If you say gg only sparingly, it adds more meaning behind your gg's. For a random person a gg is given as a formality. To give it out as a compliment and to have it be significant, you need to have high standards on when you give a gg. | ||
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rysecake
United States2632 Posts
On May 23 2011 13:39 j3i wrote: I think his point is that foreigners are too content with being, as you said, "average" The foreigner scene has, is ,and possibly always will be average compared to the korean scene. It's not exactly rocket science. About time people start realizing that the gap is going to widen with time, not shrink. It was exactly the same way with sc1. | ||
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Flowjo
United States928 Posts
 looking good for the emperor! | ||
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Horse...falcon
United States1851 Posts
On May 23 2011 14:18 red4ce wrote: Well considering Zenio doesn't speak English...actually nvm, an interview would have been awesome. Even better they could've had Huk "translate" for Zenio. | ||
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DoomsVille
Canada4885 Posts
On May 23 2011 13:46 iokke wrote: How is it that every time Idra loses there is always an excuse to be found? Balance, race, wrong type of practice. Don't get me wrong, he is an amazing player and would crush me with both his hands tied behind his back. But this seems very disrespectful to players that won vs him, give them some credit plz? I mean really, is it not possible that someone would beat Idra simply because they are better at the game atm? On a positive note, first time watching ZvZ and I really enjoyed it, as well as NASL in general, thanks! It's a pretty good point though. Who does IdrA have to practice ZvZ with? I mean there aren't any NA zergs on his level or on the level of many of any koreans. I mean the only other really strong zerg is NA is sheth. And when IdrA played him in a showmatch he easily handled Sheth. Incidentally this is the same thing Select said way back when he lost to IdrA in MLG. He basically said there aren't any extremely strong zergs in NA to practice with so he had no idea how to play TvZ at the time. IdrA probably needs to get on EU and try to get a bunch of practice there. Zergs like dimaga, darkforce, nerchio, ret etc. are much better practice than anything on the NA server. For whatever reason there just aren't that many strong zergs in NA. And this isn't meant to take anything away from Zenio (or Sen for that matter). They were simply better than IdrA and absolutely deserved to win. The point of this is IdrA will likely never be able to beat them until he can find proper practice partners. | ||
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Vipsanius
Netherlands708 Posts
On May 23 2011 15:03 Horse...falcon wrote: Even better they could've had Huk "translate" for Zenio. Actually Zenio translates Korean to English and the other way around in the oGs house. | ||
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DoomsVille
Canada4885 Posts
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