EPT[GSL] Code A RO32 Day 1 - Page 238
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Funtime is over, start behaving in here. You all know the rules and this isn't the place for some kind of comments or discussion. Keep it to the games and keep balance, the casters and meta discussions out of here. Pretty please, with minerals on top. | ||
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Shika
Sweden1711 Posts
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Poopi
France12908 Posts
Polt is not part of Prime anymore but I guess he is still in the heart of the fans 8) so we will call him PoltPrime | ||
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:19 Vorenius wrote: They took turns walking into each others siege tanks untill Sjow had more tanks left and Maka GGed  Well they did that until Sjow had more tanks. Then Sjow lost all his tanks to SCVs and they were even again. Then Maka was a bit ahead, but he walked his marines into Siege tanks and then Sjow was ahead. But then Sjow lost all his production, but Maka wasn't mining any more so after losing a few more siege tanks to marines Sjow won. | ||
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esla_sol
United States756 Posts
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Licit
Japan237 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:23 thepuppyassassin wrote: Here come the storm of corrections... Edit: too late.. the storm is in full swing. Nerds love to correct nerds. I lol'd | ||
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Bobster
Germany3075 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:22 gruff wrote: Korean nationality. On a foreign team. Trained amongst foreigners. Depends on what you mean. When some people say he's a foreigner they leave it implied one of the last two. It's just semantics, people arguing over different meanings. In the end I find it pretty pointless. Does it really matter what he or anyone else counts as? Well, considering it's one of the major "storylines" of the global SC2 scene, making the distinction is definitely important to people. The good thing about players like Huk or Select is that you can pick your interpretation. :D | ||
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Dalavita
Sweden1113 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:17 gehgrfhgrh wrote: SeleCT is Korean. If you would call SeleCT a foreigner you have to call TLO Swedish and Jinro/HuK Korean. The only thing that matters when considering nationalities in a game like SC2 is whether the player has had korean practice or not. In this case I'll still be rooting for Jinro/Huk as foreigners since they're the ones who'll show that you can do well with proper practice schedule rather than having the master korean race genes, whereas with Select, it's just a show that someone who plays NA style can still make it (and become better once he switches to a better practice regime) So yes, TLO is swedish, Jinro/Huk are foreigners practicing the korean way, and Select is a foreigner. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:19 Asha` wrote: Of course he's nervous; he's been there less than a week, and whatever some people say about the GSL not being worth it for foreigners, if you make the commitment to go r32 is a huge match for you. I'm not sure I like his chances against Curious since Curious is going to be the next big Zerg presence, but still, I'm happy he got a win on the board and we should be happy we've had foreigners advancing today =) Hopefully he enjoys the experience, gets some good practice in at the FXO house, and comes out of his stay an improved player ^^ If sjow beats curious I will video tape myself eating a boiled shoe. You can quote me if it happens. Sjow's TvZ is not impressive and it's much more APM intensive. If I were sjow and I really wanted to win I'd just go for 2 rax, blue flame helion drops, or banshees to try and get a ridiculous lead early on. | ||
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gehgrfhgrh
Germany294 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:19 Eufouria wrote: TvZ is probably the most apm intensive match up in the game. I'll leave it at that. Not at all. TvT is much more APM intensive. Look at ThorZains TvT, he is also pretty slow. But if you have patient you can slowpush your way to win  Spoon-TvZ² | ||
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Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:20 Itallion wrote: sjow looked so much better than maka today. tomorrow we got sase though 1 You must have been watching different games than the rest of us then :s Sure, I'm thrilled that Sjow advanced today, but he only did so because Maka stopped taking him seriously in the second game. The only game where anyone outclassed anyone, was the first where Maka just stomped all over Sjow. The two other games where a cluster fuck. The games were entertaining, and the guy I was hoping advantage, but they both showed terrible terrible play. Brings back painful memories of the first rounds of the super tournament  | ||
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bounca
140 Posts
it's just stupid when people do that | ||
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labbe
Sweden1456 Posts
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Clazziquai10
Singapore1949 Posts
Ouch...my bad....sry... | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
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thepuppyassassin
900 Posts
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IamPryda
United States1186 Posts
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Eufouria
United Kingdom4425 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:25 gehgrfhgrh wrote: Not at all. TvT is much more APM intensive. Look at ThorZains TvT, he is also pretty slow. But if you have patient you can slowpush your way to win Spoon-TvZ²If you're not paying attention in TvT maybe you'll lose your siege tank to your opponent taking heavy losses. If you're not paying attention in TvZ (or focusing on the mutalisks that'll probably be wrecking your main) you'll lose all your marines to banelings. | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
On September 19 2011 21:24 Itsmedudeman wrote: If sjow beats curious I will video tape myself eating a boiled shoe. You can quote me if it happens. Sjow's TvZ is not impressive and it's much more APM intensive. If I were sjow and I really wanted to win I'd just go for 2 rax, blue flame helion drops, or banshees to try and get a ridiculous lead early on. He almost beat July in the MLG by doing some weird strats. I don't think it's all inconcievable that he could beat Curious in a bo3. Obviously he can't play straight up, that's pretty obvious. | ||
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IamPryda
United States1186 Posts
Sc showed some really good control and used and spread out his units just enough where he didnt over extend. SeleCt has gotten really good the last 2 months and really just out classed Alicia. His medicvac micro was great in game 2 sniping some many gateways not pylons powering but actual gateways and his ghost control was always a step ahead of alicias Templar. Mc vs monster isn't worth saying to much mc lost game 2 because of sloppy play but game in game 3 I feel like mc knew monsters build to a t and was helpless to stop it because he couldn't take a third and was forced into engagements he couldn't win because of ********* Kyrix vs gumiho pretty standard slayers t owns z not named neastea Yugiho vs shiny star kind of expected resulted shiny star did ok considering yugiho has been a pretty solid in all his gsl matches to date. Curious is pretty good and I think could be code s Jyp is alot better then jooktoo and those matches shouldn't have even been close but... Sjow is well slow and it shows in his tvt and might also be a problem vs Korean toss who might just out micro him in ghost Templar battles pretty much the opposite of select | ||
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amd098
Korea (North)1366 Posts
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