[NASL] Playoffs Day 1 - Page 45

On June 16 2011 12:14 Moralez wrote:


So you're using Nestea ( best zerg in the world) to compensate all the others? lol dude just stop trying.

On June 16 2011 12:17 Itsmedudeman wrote:

so we're not able to argue using the highest level of examples to prove that ZvZ isn't a coinflip when nestea is playing against the other best players in korea?

not even sure what to say at this point

On June 16 2011 12:09 Mallard wrote:



I played football all throughout highschool. Used to line up after the game and do handshakes/highfives and say "good game" to every player. There were times where we had awesome games and I would say good game. There were times where we blew out the other team 45-0. This did not feel like a good game at all. I didn't patronize them by saying good game.

Handshake, sure, but a handshake does not mean good game. The term "gg" directly means good game. So it is very different in SC2.

On June 16 2011 12:15 Mailing wrote:


Because nobody has tried coin-flip builds against nestea in GSL, they play games with skill instead of luck.

Dimaga did it in the GSL world championship, and beat NesTea with a 10 pool

See my point here?

On June 16 2011 12:18 caruso wrote:
I'm clearly no professional gamer, but shouldn't you be able to tell from your opponent's army size, his expansion timing and the upgrades on his roaches, that something is up when an amount like 1.300 gas are stacked off of twobase?

On June 16 2011 12:18 Golgotha wrote:


funny how you just overlook the IdrA is 0-6 to Zenio part that I wrote first...lmao. Then I see your signature and I understand everything lolol thanks bro! made my day! no wonder you were so uptight and jumpy ^^ Maybe one day we can hold a civil conversation...when IdrA wins.

On June 16 2011 12:03 Klamity wrote:


I don't disagree with you on the casters. They didn't really understand how Zenio was able to get away with the Mutalisk. Hell, they didn't understand much of it at all.

Moving out with the queen, in hindsight, was brilliant and should have tipped IdrA off. It essentially forced him to move all of his overlords away. This may have been the reason he forgot to scout with an Overseer. Second, that Zenio kept his units actively prodding at IdrA's front was also great. It kept him on his back foot and Zenio lulled IdrA into thinking he could play a very safe macro game.

Zenio's defense on the roach counter was also brilliant.

On June 16 2011 12:14 GuiMontag wrote:


He doesn't, thats why he left Korea....

On June 16 2011 12:14 Slardar wrote:


You misunderstood, I just got home so I didn't know what happened I was just clarifying to find out.

On June 16 2011 12:19 landmarktiger wrote:
Im curious as to what EGs sponsors think of idras behaviour. Are they supportive of him behaving like this and representing their brand in such a manner?

On June 16 2011 12:15 cheesemaster wrote:

I am slowly starting to disagree about him being the best NA has to offer, sure when he was fresh out of korea maybe, but with the amount he is practicing he will slowly start to fall further and further behind as other NA players surpass him, i would argue that some already have or are at least on equal footing, and obviously he has fallen quite a ways behind the korean skill level as we can see he is having difficulty beating pretty much any korean these days. Sure he took 2 games off of MC but since its extended series he didnt really win the Match he won 2 sets and then MC came back and took 4 off of him. Not to say that isnt impressive but MC defenetly was not playing his best in the first game of the tournament with hardly any sleep and no preparation as he only knew he was going to be participating in MLG a few hours before he had to head to the airport.