EPTMLG Columbus Day 3 - Page 1413
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IzieBoy
United States865 Posts
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FataLe
New Zealand4558 Posts
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Benjef
United Kingdom6921 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:26 Kibibit wrote: Still on the drive home, what was the peak number of stream views? MLG never say  . But it broke records :D | ||
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:31 IzieBoy wrote: bah i think MMA and Losira just got lucky...plus MLG is just a small event Yea. No.  If MLG is small, what do you consider big? | ||
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Niruz
Sweden169 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:31 IzieBoy wrote: bah i think MMA and Losira just got lucky...plus MLG is just a small event They got lucky they absolutely destroyed everyone else? Yeah sure | ||
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doffe
Sweden636 Posts
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Munchkin
Finland99 Posts
On June 06 2011 14:52 masterchip27 wrote: You know, this might sound a bit weird to say but, I'm not sure if the amount of practice and training that the foreigners require to be on par with the Koreans is even worth it. Those guys live in pretty shabby houses without much privacy or peace to themselves and have ridiculous training routines and aren't given a great deal of liberty by their coaches, generally speaking. Is it possible to lead a balanced lifestyle AND be as good as the Koreans are? I'm not so sure. If you're willing to sacrifice everything just for the sake of SC2, then sure, yeah you can be as good as the Koreans if you train properly... I may be wrong but think about how hard Idra has been training to be roughly on par with the best Koreans, how many other foreigners are willing and capable of going through that? Is it possible to lead a balanced life style while being a pro nhl hockey player? Is it possible to lead a balanced life style while being a pro race car driver? Is it possible to lead a balanced life style while being a pro tennis player? etc.etc.etc. I think you get my point. If you want to be the best in the world at something, it'll take quite a bit of sacrifices. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:38 doffe wrote: I just want to point out, to everyone maintaining that foreigners have nothing against Koreans that HuK in the last GSL beat MMA 2-0 in the up and down matches... something to consider. Such a shame huk didnt attend MLG I think it's pretty obvious watching the games that the level of play that MMA showed today was leagues ahead of what he showed against Huk not saying that foreigners can never beat the koreans because obviously they can, but in general skill level they are behind | ||
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fartdra
92 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:38 doffe wrote: I just want to point out, to everyone maintaining that foreigners have nothing against Koreans that HuK in the last GSL beat MMA 2-0 in the up and down matches... something to consider. Such a shame huk didnt attend MLG mma didn't scout a proxy 4gate and died in 5 min, great build by huk but it doesn't say as much as you want it to. having a nifty proxy build for one game doesn't win a whole tourney | ||
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lilledr
Sweden41 Posts
On June 06 2011 15:45 sleigh bells wrote: wtf why would it be on purpose? MMA played great but also made a bunch of silly mistakes today (not completing a wall-off). and he unsieged right after...pretty sure that was the WTF did i just do, oh no stop! moment. he was probably focusing on a drop or something You can clearly see that the killing CC was a shift clicked queue so he probly missclicked the CC, and after he had queued unseige and abit move commnand. If you watch the clip again you see, when he moves his army again you see his reaction. Cause normally you can just right-click the rocks, but if you queue stuff upp you have to a-click the rocks meaning you can acually missclick the CC and kill it. | ||
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bennyaus
Australia1833 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:42 fartdra wrote: mma didn't scout a proxy 4gate and died in 5 min, great build by huk but it doesn't say as much as you want it to. having a nifty proxy build for one game doesn't win a whole tourney Luckily HuK massively outplayed his allin with his fast expand build in game 1 then. | ||
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Labil
Sweden52 Posts
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TAMinator
Australia2706 Posts
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Painfck
Netherlands28 Posts
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FataLe
New Zealand4558 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:42 fartdra wrote: mma didn't scout a proxy 4gate and died in 5 min, great build by huk but it doesn't say as much as you want it to. having a nifty proxy build for one game doesn't win a whole tourney But it gets you 1-up in a very important bo3. Poor decisions by MMA, not HuK. Give credit where credits due. HuK was the better player that day. It IS something to consider. I agree with a previous poster that MMA looks to have shown considerable improvement since then however. | ||
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Serpico
4285 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:46 bennyaus wrote: Luckily HuK massively outplayed his allin with his fast expand build in game 1 then. And it was still more about MMA playing that horribly than anything else. | ||
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bennyaus
Australia1833 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:49 TAMinator wrote: This is what happens when latency is not involved, koreans win. Except if your name is Thorzain (TSL vs MC< when MC was in Europe), HuK, IdrA, etc. Yes the top 10 or so Code S players are a bit ahead of the best foreigners, but they can still take games off them, and the next level down of players are not world's ahead. If that was FOXLyn instead of MMA, I think IdrA probably takes him out. If that was Sangho instead of MC, Naniwa probably takes the win. etc. | ||
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karpo
Sweden1998 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:48 Labil wrote: That is an absolute joke, being a professional tennis player- and knowing the pratice routine of others, 5 days a week physical training about 2*3 hours. And other times some mental practice and so on, but i still have time for alot of other stuff, i play starcraft 1-2 hours a day for instance, and i seriously think that Starcrat 2 professionals practice alot more then a sport-professional, however, i seriously doubt spending more then 8 hours every day infront of a screen is far from healthy Then tennis players have it easy. As a pro swimmer at the age of sixteen i had ELEVEN two hour training sets a week. So 6-8 every morning and 17-19 every evening. And that we hadn't even started gym training or mental work. | ||
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baoluvboa
743 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:38 doffe wrote: I just want to point out, to everyone maintaining that foreigners have nothing against Koreans that HuK in the last GSL beat MMA 2-0 in the up and down matches... something to consider. Such a shame huk didnt attend MLG Huk and Jinro and Idra are basically considered korean players in term of sc2 anyway | ||
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x1r0
Austria156 Posts
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