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On May 27 2011 13:16 Seditary wrote: So has that pretty much guaranteed July is through? I'm not that familiar with how it all works.
Yeah, even if July loses his last 2 games and White-Ra wins his last 2, July still has second place. Edit: Wait thats wrong, I guess Sjow could still take 2nd
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On May 27 2011 13:15 travis wrote:Show nested quote +On May 27 2011 13:14 Serpico wrote:On May 27 2011 13:13 travis wrote:On May 27 2011 13:12 TYJ.Aoy wrote: Those were terribad ffs. but maaan, didn't u hear the ppl during the cruncher game? its soooooo easy to lay perfect forcefields in pvz it is easy, does that mean every toss will lay down ok forcefields every game ever? No. the truth is it is simple like the other guy says, but it's very very easy to screw it up. and it's very hard to do it as well and as quick as cruncher did it CrunCher has a better idea of how to use FFs, and I think they may be a bit easier to execute as well. I posted this earlier, but it got totally overlooked. + Show Spoiler + What I will concede to CrunCher is that his FFs are shaped better than most other Ps. He almost always goes for ring/donut traps, whereas other Ps do multiple lines... or what TT1 just did.
+ The only other P that FFs like that consistently, off the top of my head at least, is MC.
Not sure why TT1 went for those half assed lines with holes in them. He had enough energy for rings.
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What's so stupid about "FFs are easy" comment is the fact that you could pick a feature like that for any race and bring it up every fucking time.
It's not too difficult to a move when you have 50-60 supply advantage as a zerg player either. So what do you expect from protoss? How are they supposed to defend? There're broken things about every race. Deal with it.
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Bitter is an awesome caster so glad they got him on this week. July just way better than tt1 nothing to do with balance.
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On May 27 2011 13:16 Newguy wrote:Show nested quote +On May 27 2011 13:14 Traveler wrote: Does anyone else think Mr. Bitter looks like Will (Eric McCormack) from Will and Grace?
Also I like this duo a lot better than Gretorp and iNcontroL nooooooooooooooo I disagree. I like mr bitter a lot, but incontrol is awesome.
I like Incontrol alot aswell but while having only seen mrbitter casting once I still think that I would prefer him over both incontrol and gretorp. Although where I forced to sack one of those 3 it would be greetorp. But tbh, hes doing a good job aswell, he is certinly improving. Aslong as they never ever have TB cast again Im a happy camper
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Oh my god IdrA going laser on our asses. Is that new?
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On May 27 2011 13:18 jdseemoreglass wrote:Show nested quote +On May 27 2011 13:16 Hollis wrote:On May 27 2011 13:14 jdseemoreglass wrote: Cruncher plays defensively and does not move out, and he wins both games convincingly. TT1 attacks in the mid-game, and loses both games convincingly. It's pretty clear how Protoss is meant to be played PvZ.
In PvZ, is Protoss actually the macro race? lol. July is slightly better than Moman. By slightly I mean massively. The Zerg's play in either game weren't the defining characteristic of the games. he defining characteristic was whether or not protoss attacked. It doesn't matter that it was july was playing. A hundred Zerg's could have beaten that attack by TT1.
Are you trolling? Momans lack of understanding of zvp in that game was the deciding factor..when he sat back with roach hydra
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whatever that just was, it was awesome
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On May 27 2011 13:14 Serpico wrote:Show nested quote +On May 27 2011 13:13 travis wrote:On May 27 2011 13:12 TYJ.Aoy wrote: Those were terribad ffs. but maaan, didn't u hear the ppl during the cruncher game? its soooooo easy to lay perfect forcefields in pvz it is easy, does that mean every toss will lay down ok forcefields every game ever? No. Well, tt1 was pushing in a very open area whilst cruncher was defending in a tiny area, but when a player can actually place perfect ffs(alicia)it feels hopeless, so its an ability that doesn't require that much skill for you to do okay and pays dividends exponentially the better you get.
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On May 27 2011 13:17 travis wrote: jesus gretorp is so hilariously awkward it's just terrible, honestly
agreed, but that's not even my only complaint with him. i could rant for hours. really wish they'd hire Bitter full-time and have inctrl/idra/others guest cast whenever available. Bitter is so much better in every single way.
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On May 27 2011 13:18 Xxavi wrote: What's so stupid about "FFs are easy" comment is the fact that you could pick a feature like that for any race and bring it up every fucking time.
It's not too difficult to a move when you have 50-60 supply advantage as a zerg player either. So what do you expect from protoss? How are they supposed to defend? There're broken things about every race. Deal with it. The vast majority of the complaints (I'm willing to bet) are from people who don't actually play this game. Even Sen said that he has changed his play style to baneling plays to deal with it better (and he thinks PvZ is fine)
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Mrbitter is like a mini-IdrA... very analytical and has a lot of knowledge, but not as much as IdrA obviously.
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Has anyone else been noticing the PMs from blizzard to the nasl crew throughout games.
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i want a youtube vid of "theres no problem"
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What the fuck was that, Grackens have laser eyes now? Goddamnit.
Edit: Awaiting the Youtube clip. Get on it, internets.
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Was that actually Blizzard?
I want an explanation.
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I'm convinced that they did something to FFs to make them more difficult to use. I seem to remember it being much easier to space perfectly.
One day when Minigun was streaming, David Kim asked him if he noticed something different about FFs.
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On May 27 2011 13:21 AndAgain wrote: I'm convinced that they did something to FFs to make them more difficult to use. I seem to remember it being much easier to space perfectly.
One day when Minigun was streaming, David Kim asked him if he noticed something different about FFs. Alex Jones told me he has a source in Blizzard that admits they added a randomizing variable to force field placements.
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