EPT[GSL] Code S RO32 Day 2 - Page 166
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Nifel
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MilesTeg
France1271 Posts
On September 21 2011 23:27 izgodlee wrote: Damn that immortal range increase and increased mothership acceleration would have surely changed the tide of battle! lol, no. The immortal range could've definitely made a difference against that 1/1/1... which is the only imbalance in the game IMO. | ||
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synkronized
United States125 Posts
No kidding. Let's see . . . bunker rushed Nestea on Bel'shir to 2-0 a 3 time champ. Aside from Game 1, MVP crushed Top, yeah he still took 1 game off MVP but that's not saying much at all when you have a bo7. | ||
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izgodlee
Canada133 Posts
On September 21 2011 23:52 MilesTeg wrote: The immortal range could've definitely made a difference against that 1/1/1... which is the only imbalance in the game IMO. did you see the game... the final kill push problem wasnt the tanks, it was more the marines, so yeah, wouldnt of made a big difference. | ||
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ReaperX
Hong Kong1758 Posts
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vertical101
Hong Kong311 Posts
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
On September 21 2011 23:59 izgodlee wrote: did you see the game... the final kill push problem wasnt the tanks, it was more the marines, so yeah, wouldnt of made a big difference. It would've helped Huk defeat the first push which could've allowed him to get a bigger advantage. Huk also would've taken less damage with his guardian shields up in that first engagement. Can't just single out one point in the game and say that it wouldn't have made a difference. | ||
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double620
China804 Posts
On September 21 2011 22:39 jacen wrote: 60% of playing terrans eliminated 100% of playing protoss eliminated 50% of playing zerg eliminated ... the other one being nestea Just to show that everyone can forge numbers. That means if u do not consider nestea it would be 100% non-terran eliminated. Oh My God! | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On September 21 2011 23:24 KimJongChill wrote: His ZvT looked much better this time around. We really only got to see one game between the two of them, and this time it'd be a bo5  I think Nestea can do it!I'm a huge Nestea fan but I disagree to some extent. The thing is Nestea's ZvT has always been good relative to other zergs. There has yet to be a zerg equal or greater than him in this area except for DRG. I think the reason for that is that he's generally more intelligent and his macro is just flat out better. He has more drones than the other zergs do. However, his style today is the same as it's always been, rock solid defense coupled with drone whoring into leaning on my opponent with ridiculous amounts of units. Same as most zergs but better. Though I didn't take the AoL matches too seriously, I got excited at the fact that perhaps he was adopting the aggressive DRG/July style where you maybe apply a little roach pressure and then bombard your opponent with muta/ling/bling. I thought maybe the AoL games were a preview of this new style for him minus the bad engagements and poor decisions in that series. So basically, I think that perhaps Drg/July caught on to a potentially better way to play zvt but Nestea would likely execute it better than either of them. So I'm a tad disappointed, as I think that his zvt has not improved significantly as expected. Still, those were just two bo1 and he's only got zvt to prepare for almost the entire tournament so maybe he's still got a few tricks :D. | ||
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vertical101
Hong Kong311 Posts
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MilesTeg
France1271 Posts
On September 21 2011 23:59 izgodlee wrote: did you see the game... the final kill push problem wasnt the tanks, it was more the marines, so yeah, wouldnt of made a big difference. Yes I did see the game... did you? The second engagement was just badly played by Huk, honestly. Throughout the game the new range would've been huge, the first push would've been won more convincingly and in the second one that would've allowed him to not lose so many stalkers. Let's wait a little before QQing, ok? In any case it's ridiculous to say the patch makes no difference when the whole idea when defending a 1/1/1 is to try to reach the tanks with immortals... | ||
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alan25
United States379 Posts
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devPLEASE
Kenya605 Posts
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MilesTeg
France1271 Posts
On September 22 2011 00:09 devPLEASE wrote: NesTea got lucky vs. MMA and NaDa. Nestea only got lucky when he was born with gosu genes. | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
On September 22 2011 00:09 devPLEASE wrote: NesTea got lucky vs. MMA and NaDa. You mean the player who made less mistakes won? | ||
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alan25
United States379 Posts
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izgodlee
Canada133 Posts
On September 22 2011 00:07 MilesTeg wrote: Yes I did see the game... did you? The second engagement was just badly played by Huk, honestly. Throughout the game the new range would've been huge, the first push would've been won more convincingly and in the second one that would've allowed him to not lose so many stalkers. Let's wait a little before QQing, ok? In any case it's ridiculous to say the patch makes no difference when the whole idea when defending a 1/1/1 is to try to reach the tanks with immortals... Yeah but virus losing his first push getting completely raped wasn't badly played. Im saying the marines were more the problem than the immortals not hitting tanks (even tho they killed most tanks except for 1). Immortal range might have helped but i dont see it being a big game changer especially in that game. | ||
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Maghetti
United States2429 Posts
What Huk seems to do is put down many gates, tech, make probes, and make nexuses until he has the production and tech he needs plus the economy to support it. He uses light amounts of units compared to other protosses and lots of cannons with great simcity to keep himself alive until he is ready to really start massing units an push out on the map to take his 4th. He is able to take a 3rd faster than other protoss because he sets up simcity between the 2nd and 3rd with lots of cannons and gates, basically extending his main base to his 3rd. This is hard to explain as it isn't necessarily a unit comp but rather a game management style, I hope this made sense >.> | ||
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paradox_
Canada270 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
On September 22 2011 00:00 vertical101 wrote: off topic: who is gerrardprime? coach of prime or just a player?hes #1 in KR GM hes pretty good if he is just a coach. Gerrard is the prime coach yes, he often plays in Code A prelims | ||
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