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AIOL!
France962 Posts
And notice these players are the two first of ladder. | ||
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Dandy_Moustachu
France422 Posts
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SyDe
France355 Posts
On September 21 2011 05:37 AIOL! wrote: Stephano did way too much drones! and he idnt do upgrades, no a zerg can't win a protoss with 100 pop ahead in those conditions... And notice these players are the two first of ladder. He had 3 attack upgrade for range and for defense as well. Dunno about melee attack tho. Anyway.. yeah you're right, he made way too many drones, 100+. Mana was able to take expansions really easily and you don't want to fight a protoss on 5/6 bases ! | ||
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BoBiNoU
France181 Posts
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AIOL!
France962 Posts
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Silvanel
Poland4769 Posts
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On September 21 2011 05:48 SyDe wrote: He had 3 attack upgrade for range and for defense as well. Dunno about melee attack tho. Anyway.. yeah you're right, he made way too many drones, 100+. Mana was able to take expansions really easily and you don't want to fight a protoss on 5/6 bases ! Only at the end of the game, I noticed +2 armor and +3 attack being started at ~20 minutes Amazing play, what great players | ||
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Dandy_Moustachu
France422 Posts
On September 21 2011 05:45 Dandy_Moustachu wrote: the second game start as the first one :D And end as the first too | ||
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MCMXVI
Norway1193 Posts
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Thezzphai
Germany1145 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On September 21 2011 05:55 Thezzphai wrote: We might see a ThorZaIN vs MaNa finals. That would be so awesome, I can't remember seeing them play each other at all. IPL 2 Mana 3-0 Sup son? | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4769 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On September 21 2011 06:06 Silvanel wrote: Yeah but other than that? My two favorite players playing eah other, that would be a treat. Will be awesome for sure. Mana will probably stomp him tho. ^^. | ||
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Dandy_Moustachu
France422 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On September 21 2011 06:15 Dandy_Moustachu wrote: I hope there will be english caster for the 2 others days of the cup (not for me as I'm french) but this kind of amazing cup need more coverage Couldn't agree more! | ||
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Thezzphai
Germany1145 Posts
I seem to have missed that one, going to have to catch the VODs, thanks son | ||
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Sphaero
Germany1697 Posts
On September 21 2011 06:09 Choboo wrote: Will be awesome for sure. Mana will probably stomp him tho. ^^. Well, this final is far from set in stone, because Thorzain could meet his other teammate Hasu in the quarters. Both normally produce extremely close and entertaining series together (as seen in DH summer and HSC III), which isn´t really suprising. Both are macro orientated players with astounding late games, maybe even the best outside Korea. I can defenitely picture Hasu becoming Tzains stumbling block in the tourney. According to his convincing victory over Stephano a few days ago, Hasu also seems to have gotten back into shape after his vacation. But first of all both need to overcome their first oppenents, which will be atleast in Hasu´s case not a walk in the park. | ||
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Thezzphai
Germany1145 Posts
On September 21 2011 06:45 Sphaero wrote: Well, this final is far from set in stone, because Thorzain could meet his other teammate Hasu in the quarters. Both normally produce extremely close and entertaining series together (as seen in DH summer and HSC III), which isn´t really suprising. Both are macro orientated players with astounding late games, maybe even the best outside Korea. I can defenitely picture Hasu becoming Tzains stumbling block in the tourney. According to his convincing victory over Stephano a few days ago, Hasu also seems to have gotten back into shape after his vacation. But first of all both need to overcome their first oppenents, which will be atleast in Hasu´s case not a walk in the park. Well Hasu got 2-0ed by Akkis today so it doesn't seem like he's back in shape again. But yeah, most of the other players in the lower bracket have a shot at getting to the finals aswell. | ||
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Vul
United States685 Posts
On September 20 2011 17:43 Monolith wrote: Languages shouldn't be a problem too follow SC2 games. I can't see the problem with English isn't represented, as commentaries and such. The French community, in this case, just need to stand up for it. Just take other tournaments like those in Germany survives without the English languages. Sure it gets the Americans too look but aren't that just because of lazyness? I've watched many games from Korea and Germany without English commentary and that doesn’t loose it's charm. It's the game I like not the language... Not sure what this has to do with laziness. It has to do with entertainment value. Maybe you personally don't enjoy hearing games casted in a language you can understand, but that doesn't mean everyone shares your opinion. It would definitely be a good idea to have an English caster if you want to appeal to English speaking audiences. | ||
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Sphaero
Germany1697 Posts
On September 21 2011 06:55 Thezzphai wrote: Well Hasu got 2-0ed by Akkis today so it doesn't seem like he's back in shape again. But yeah, most of the other players in the lower bracket have a shot at getting to the finals aswell. You seriously don´t use this two games as measurement of Hasu´s current form, do you? Take and Delphi judged the games correctly. Akkis didn´t thought he could win in straight up games, so he gambled aka cheesed and got lucky. While this doesn´t excuse Hasu´s loss nor his far from perfect cheese defense, it is highly unlikely that this will be Hasu´s downfall in this tourney, because Dimaga and Thorzain are two of the most straight forward macro players in the world. I somehow doubt, that Dima would take the huge gamble and 6pool on Shakuras for example. | ||
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