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On July 31 2011 13:00 Triscuit wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 12:57 gideel wrote:
idra not playing at a high level compared to the koreans Yeah I don't understand, IdrA's usually so on top of everything but these last few games he's really been falling apart. He's been winning handily but that won't fly against the Koreans he's gonna have to face, or even some of the top-tier Europeans.
He hasn't been practicing a lot for a long time, its starting to show
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On July 31 2011 13:00 Triscuit wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 12:57 gideel wrote:
idra not playing at a high level compared to the koreans Yeah I don't understand, IdrA's usually so on top of everything but these last few games he's really been falling apart. He's been winning handily but that won't fly against the Koreans he's gonna have to face, or even some of the top-tier Europeans.
Been falling apart, but winning handily. Seems you need a new choice of words there.
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On July 31 2011 13:05 rysecake wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:03 Scribble wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Malgrif wrote:
doesn't seem like anyone is up to stopping a korean sweep at this mlg, perhaps huk but he's basically korean... Oh god, not this stupid shit again please. What he means is even if huk takes down a korean, it's not indicative of the foreign scene moving forward. The foreigners who train in america aren't putting up a good fight.
Quite honestly, the foreigners of America (and EU) have never put up a good fight vs Korean trained. Naniwa and Idra are actually the best players out there with no Korean practice anymore (but they've been under performing this entire tournament). There is no Moon at this tournament.
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On July 31 2011 13:05 KimJongChill wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:03 Scribble wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Malgrif wrote:
doesn't seem like anyone is up to stopping a korean sweep at this mlg, perhaps huk but he's basically korean... Oh god, not this stupid shit again please. it's called Huk's law. Any discussion about korean players will inevitably end up as a debate between Huk's proper starcraft nationality.
nationality has nothing to do with it. simple as that.
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On July 31 2011 13:05 rysecake wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:03 Scribble wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Malgrif wrote:
doesn't seem like anyone is up to stopping a korean sweep at this mlg, perhaps huk but he's basically korean... Oh god, not this stupid shit again please. What he means is even if huk takes down a korean, it's not indicative of the foreign scene moving forward. The foreigners who train in america aren't putting up a good fight.
i like how you grouped all foreigners as americans.....
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On July 31 2011 13:04 ubreakubuy wrote:
Koreans just sweeping, even if rain,boxer,drg drop their nxt game they will still be rank 1 in their group with 4-1 since they already beat everyone else in their group that can achieve a 4-1 record. Only the pool with mvp/ganzi is undecided whose gets rank 1.
Not quite, if Ret beats Rain 2-0 he's 1st in his group
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On July 31 2011 13:08 Serpico wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:00 Triscuit wrote:On July 31 2011 12:57 gideel wrote:
idra not playing at a high level compared to the koreans Yeah I don't understand, IdrA's usually so on top of everything but these last few games he's really been falling apart. He's been winning handily but that won't fly against the Koreans he's gonna have to face, or even some of the top-tier Europeans. Been falling apart, but winning handily. Seems you need a new choice of words there.
No I don't.
Just because he's winning doesn't mean he's keeping it together. Bitter pointed out a lot of queens that had 75+ energy. That can probably be attributed to his muta micro, but still missing those injects will completely screw over IdrA if he has to remax quickly. This wasn't the case against Cruncher or Sjow but it doesnt mean it wouldn't have bit him in the ass against better players.
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On July 31 2011 13:09 Hierarch wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:04 ubreakubuy wrote:
Koreans just sweeping, even if rain,boxer,drg drop their nxt game they will still be rank 1 in their group with 4-1 since they already beat everyone else in their group that can achieve a 4-1 record. Only the pool with mvp/ganzi is undecided whose gets rank 1. Not quite, if Ret beats Rain 2-0 he's 1st in his group
rain will cheese at least once..soo..that won't happen as Ret plays zerg
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This tourny has actually been kind of interesting as far as training/nationality goes.
Pretty much Korean training has paid off, but it hasn't been the only thing seeing success. Nationality has seen less to do with it and it is more training.
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On July 31 2011 13:10 Triscuit wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:08 Serpico wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Triscuit wrote:On July 31 2011 12:57 gideel wrote:
idra not playing at a high level compared to the koreans Yeah I don't understand, IdrA's usually so on top of everything but these last few games he's really been falling apart. He's been winning handily but that won't fly against the Koreans he's gonna have to face, or even some of the top-tier Europeans. Been falling apart, but winning handily. Seems you need a new choice of words there. No I don't. Just because he's winning doesn't mean he's keeping it together. Bitter pointed out a lot of queens that had 75+ energy. That can probably be attributed to his muta micro, but still missing those injects will completely screw over IdrA if he has to remax quickly. This wasn't the case against Cruncher or Sjow but it doesnt mean it wouldn't have bit him in the ass against better players.
No...you have no idea what falling apart means. Falling apart is choking your guts out and completely cracking. Not having leftover energy on queens. The melodramatic attitude here is comical.
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On July 31 2011 13:09 dAPhREAk wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:05 rysecake wrote:On July 31 2011 13:03 Scribble wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Malgrif wrote:
doesn't seem like anyone is up to stopping a korean sweep at this mlg, perhaps huk but he's basically korean... Oh god, not this stupid shit again please. What he means is even if huk takes down a korean, it's not indicative of the foreign scene moving forward. The foreigners who train in america aren't putting up a good fight. i like how you grouped all foreigners as americans.....
meh, not purposely. just an example. why so serious/?
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On July 31 2011 13:10 Triscuit wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:08 Serpico wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Triscuit wrote:On July 31 2011 12:57 gideel wrote:
idra not playing at a high level compared to the koreans Yeah I don't understand, IdrA's usually so on top of everything but these last few games he's really been falling apart. He's been winning handily but that won't fly against the Koreans he's gonna have to face, or even some of the top-tier Europeans. Been falling apart, but winning handily. Seems you need a new choice of words there. No I don't. Just because he's winning doesn't mean he's keeping it together. Bitter pointed out a lot of queens that had 75+ energy. That can probably be attributed to his muta micro, but still missing those injects will completely screw over IdrA if he has to remax quickly. This wasn't the case against Cruncher or Sjow but it doesnt mean it wouldn't have bit him in the ass against better players.
that's just basic mechanics. i'm sure idra got it covered.
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Ganzi vs. MVP! Woongjin Terrans...fight!
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On July 31 2011 13:12 rysecake wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:09 dAPhREAk wrote:On July 31 2011 13:05 rysecake wrote:On July 31 2011 13:03 Scribble wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Malgrif wrote:
doesn't seem like anyone is up to stopping a korean sweep at this mlg, perhaps huk but he's basically korean... Oh god, not this stupid shit again please. What he means is even if huk takes down a korean, it's not indicative of the foreign scene moving forward. The foreigners who train in america aren't putting up a good fight. i like how you grouped all foreigners as americans..... meh, not purposely. just an example. why so serious/?
generalizations are serious business dude.... must call you out on it. ;-)
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it means go easy in korean.
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sal sal = be gentle (gentle)
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On July 31 2011 13:12 rysecake wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2011 13:09 dAPhREAk wrote:On July 31 2011 13:05 rysecake wrote:On July 31 2011 13:03 Scribble wrote:On July 31 2011 13:00 Malgrif wrote:
doesn't seem like anyone is up to stopping a korean sweep at this mlg, perhaps huk but he's basically korean... Oh god, not this stupid shit again please. What he means is even if huk takes down a korean, it's not indicative of the foreign scene moving forward. The foreigners who train in america aren't putting up a good fight. i like how you grouped all foreigners as americans..... meh, not purposely. just an example. why so serious/?
No no, it's fine. Artosis would be proud. Team USA ftw. =P
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Ganzi to MVP I am your brother, be gentle
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On July 31 2011 13:11 Percutio wrote:
This tourny has actually been kind of interesting as far as training/nationality goes.
Pretty much Korean training has paid off, but it hasn't been the only thing seeing success. Nationality has seen less to do with it and it is more training.
What's surprising about that?
Who seriously thought nationality matters in terms of skill?
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