On August 10 2011 14:05 bennyaus wrote:
I actually thought Jinro played quite well in both games, got unlucky in game 1 (banelings) and similar in game 2 (if ling didn't scout the thors, i believe he would've won with the timing). Given all the travel/sickness, I believe he has it in him to come back stronger than ever.

I think my mistake is that I showed him too many hellions. I knew he had 2 spines, so I should have just showed him like 4-5 to be consistent with what I did game 1, then he wont get a roach warren in time.

As it were, he got it too early and was fine.

Jinro ,you seem fine with your loss. I know it is crushing but are you doin okay? Keep training and I know ull be back.

Yep, Im just back to where I was 1 year ago and thats fine, I will try to avoid the mistakes I made but repeat the good things.

Hey jinro! I know you called me stupid before in a thread but I'm you're fan! hopefully you bounce back soon, I think you had that honestly but you got map fucked. On bel'shir beach you tried to build turrets where banelings were but they didn't build because of them I was wondering why you didn't realize banelings?

I thought he killed the turret because the SCV was missing too >_<

lol, well I think all terrans should go for raven PDD pretty good for mutas aswell.

I guess I could make one really early instead of making the reactor, but on this map I want the viking + medivacs so I can clear the super annoying maphack overlords in the center.

I think 3 Ravens would be good against zerg use a PDD then use a raven for seeker.

My friend told me that he builds a bunker at the watch tower and leaves 1 marine controlling it so it denies zerg from the watch tower unless they commit a decent army to kill it I thought it was pretty interesting. and I suggest a late game scan around 20ish minutes to see his late game tech.

I was going to go mass raven late game in belshir, becaues you have lots of gas (raven or ghosts, depending on what hes doing).

Do you think a cloak ghost rush would be feasible against zerg since they wouldn't expect it?

aRyuujin

United States5049 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4844

Naniwa should go to NSHS, oGs, or zenex- they have the best protoss

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4845

Korea, where we learn to be a better gamer.

FarbrorAbavna

Sweden4856 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4846

what is up with the sound, same sound looping over and over

DisaFear

Australia4074 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4847

On August 10 2011 16:08 frogurt wrote:
Is SaSe playing GSTL? If so what team?

Aren't all the foreigners grouped into F United?

cheesemaster

Canada1975 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4848

Man these commentators dont know what they are talking about, i guess they are on a different time zone so maybe they havent seen the interview yet, but you would have think that maybe they would have talked to sase. Sase said hes gonna stay until he quits SC2

Although thorzain did say he may only stay for a month.

Namkung

Canada151 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4849

im not sure what that korean sound is in the background.
but that's NOT the korean commentators commentating sc2. (it sounds like some sort of ad or something..)

Benjef

United Kingdom6921 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4850

On August 10 2011 16:08 Jyvblamo wrote:

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I love you

Elem

Sweden4717 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4851

On August 10 2011 16:08 King of Kings wrote:
NaNi's PvZ looked really bad @BlizzInv against Ret...

He stomped Nerchio though.

Shodaa

Canada404 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4852

On August 10 2011 16:08 frogurt wrote:
Is SaSe playing GSTL? If so what team?

isnt he playing on F. United with Thorzain Naniwa, Moon, etc ?

Gummy

United States2180 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4853

Sase doing what he needs to do to get the economic advantage early on.

United States3249 Posts

August 10 2011 07:08 GMT

#4854

On August 10 2011 16:05 Morale wrote:

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Did any1 really ever believe soXD?

Yes. In SC2, Koreans and non-koreans started off from scratch in the same way (though Koreans obviously had figured out how to actually train to be progamers), so there was an idea that non-koreans, outnumbering korean players, should be as good as koreans. Obviously that's not true, though.

I think the entire idea of "how to become a progamer" has to change for foreigners - the stringent korean practice methods have to be used. I mean, Huk seems to do okay, but he's living in a korean house. It's the house and the method that's getting them ahead - that foreigners are still trying to set standards of practicing only half or 2/3 as much as koreans and expecting to do as well is obviously wrong.

/offtopic

omegaslast

223 Posts

August 10 2011 07:09 GMT

#4855

It sounds like a korean recording is looping in the background... it ends in "HAAAAAAAAAAAA" every 20-30 seconds or though. this is maddening. God damnit.

Medrea

10003 Posts

August 10 2011 07:09 GMT

#4856

On August 10 2011 16:08 Jyvblamo wrote:

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yeah thats gonna bother me for awhile.