EPTit's sad but seeing how well Monster did in the prelims, MC might fall to code B
GSL October Code A Brackets - Page 19
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FidoDido
United States1292 Posts
it's sad but seeing how well Monster did in the prelims, MC might fall to code B | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On September 16 2011 12:48 Samiz wrote: My goodness, there are no TvT's in the ro32. In fact there is only one mirror matchup, and it's ZvZ :O SjoW vs Maka  | ||
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Tweleve
United States644 Posts
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Olinim
4044 Posts
On September 16 2011 12:40 AxionSteel wrote: Most of those wins and that win percentage were inflated in the old days where he used to be unbeatable at pvz. His play against LosirA in the recent Up/Down was pretty weird and he's lost a string of zvps lately, even at international events he's looked very mortal against mediocre zergs, whilst still winning against strong international TvP players like select. Personally I think Jyp looks really good vs zerg, but it's hard to say who the best PvZ player is these days as they mostly struggle. Idk, no protoss does well in PvZ in GSL, but MC has never lost a series vs a foreign zerg at a lan which is pretty damn impressive with the amount of games hes played(series vs idra ended 4-2 so it doesn't count IMO :D.) He's still up there in PvZ but protoss is simply so exploitable and predictable korean zergs just tear them apart(like naniwa said). I guess we'll see how he does vs Monster and Nestea maybe he can bring something new. | ||
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phANT1m
South Africa535 Posts
Select vs Alicia first round will be really intense, seeing as Alicia is a PvT king but if Select plays like a super baller can win hopefully. Sase vs Fruitdealer shouldnt be to hard: Btw how did Fruitdealer get in? Wasnt he knocked out and I dont think i saw him qualify via the Code A quals ( i could be mistaken). Maka vs Sjow is TvT so hopefully Sjow should be able to maybe take Maka out. Naniwa vs Curious is what has me curious. I wonder if he will hopefully be able to take him down and at least advance this time. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On September 16 2011 13:06 phANT1m wrote: Hoping the foreigners all go through first stage but Select vs Alicia first round will be really intense, seeing as Alicia is a PvT king but if Select plays like a super baller can win hopefully. Sase vs Fruitdealer shouldnt be to hard: Btw how did Fruitdealer get in? Wasnt he knocked out and I dont think i saw him qualify via the Code A quals ( i could be mistaken). Maka vs Sjow is TvT so hopefully Sjow should be able to maybe take Maka out. Naniwa vs Curious is what has me curious. I wonder if he will hopefully be able to take him down and at least advance this time. FD wasn't knocked out last time. He roflstomped Maru into the ground 2-0 last Code A in the ro32. It was kind of painful to watch. Also, correction: Not Naniwa vs. Curious, but Naniwa vs. Lucky. If it was Naniwa vs. Curious, chances are Naniwa wouldn't advance, lol. | ||
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hmunkey
United Kingdom1973 Posts
On September 15 2011 12:46 Maplestory wrote: looks easy for foreigners It looked even easier last time and we know what happened then... | ||
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On September 16 2011 12:48 Samiz wrote: My goodness, there are no TvT's in the ro32. In fact there is only one mirror matchup, and it's ZvZ :O Its because the qualifiers had the absolute worst possible map selection for terran so only 1 I think made it thru the qualifiers (I watched all but I think2 qualifiers so if a terran made it thru in one of those I missed it) and that all the really top tier terrans are in code S. | ||
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BarbieHsu
574 Posts
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On September 16 2011 13:28 hmunkey wrote: It looked even easier last time and we know what happened then... Nah It didn't. Was always going to be hard as they all got their worst matchups, and had just arrived in Korea the day before. Anyone who thought Naniwa had even a slight chance against Check really didn't understand the game well enough. I still doubt it will go well for the foreigners, but I hope one or two will get through this time | ||
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
sC vs RevivaL Alicia vs SeleCT MC vs Monster Kyrix vs GuMiho YuGiOh vs lOvShinyStar viOlet vs Liquid`HerO Sniper vs Curious Maka vs SjoW FruitDealer vs SaSe JYP vs JookTo Byun vs Twilight Tassadar vs SUPERSTAR TesteR vs Dream Lucky vs NaNiwa Check vs Weekend IMYoda vs Sage | ||
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Insomniac22
United States907 Posts
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Gravity3
Bulgaria17 Posts
On September 15 2011 12:46 Maplestory wrote: looks easy for foreigners ROFL Koreans that qualified for code A are better than foreigners. | ||
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Yaki
France4234 Posts
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GMonster
686 Posts
On September 16 2011 13:55 Gravity3 wrote: ROFL Koreans that qualified for code A are better than foreigners. Most foreigners but Naniwa, huk, and SeleCt are on a Korean level as far as being able to take games off. | ||
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itkovian
United States1763 Posts
And of course, go naniwa! I feel like foreigners have a good shot in the first round. But that might just be because I don't recognize the names of Naniwa's or Sjow's opponents... XD | ||
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Blaec
Australia4289 Posts
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
Naww, it's making me choose between Select and Alicia  | ||
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ContactKilla
United States194 Posts
And I honestly think Maka will beat Sjow | ||
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Blasphemi
United Kingdom980 Posts
On September 16 2011 14:58 GMonster wrote: Most foreigners but Naniwa, huk, and SeleCt are on a Korean level as far as being able to take games off. Select has a really poor record vs Koreans. Naniwa has not done well in Korea so far and is weak vs Zerg. | ||
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