EPTWhy not. He had two koreans and the strongest chinese player in his group. which one would be stronger ?
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Cri du Chat
Germany606 Posts
Why not. He had two koreans and the strongest chinese player in his group. which one would be stronger ? | ||
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netsky4
Austria511 Posts
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OnlineHero
Denmark647 Posts
On October 01 2011 18:06 Jetaap wrote: This game was insane, a lot of mistakes from both players but this was so entertaining ^^. I agree. Might not have been a game with the highest skill, but I was at the edge of my seat in the end there. | ||
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Lunas
253 Posts
Which group are harder? | ||
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Chromodoris
Sweden136 Posts
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HQuality
2682 Posts
? it is not a single doubt about it | ||
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Lokj
Netherlands439 Posts
Rain, still one of the best foreigners JYP, one of the new Protoss in Korea who looks promissing and XiGua, said to be the best Chinese player Think he has a point here. | ||
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ScaringKids
Portugal819 Posts
On October 01 2011 17:52 Carmac wrote: Guys, a little bit of news here: There will not be a restream from today's games due to the technical problems that we had with the stream. We're very sorry about that - we will create a spoiler-free replay thread that will hopefully give you at least some enjoyment (if you haven't managed to watch some of the games). [Chinese internet is an interesting animal....] *fingers crossed* we will probably be fine for tomorrow and the rest of the days, though. Tks Carmac, really appreciate it.  | ||
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Awesomeness
Germany1361 Posts
On October 01 2011 18:08 Lokj wrote: Rain, still one of the best foreigners JYP, one of the new Protoss in Korea who looks promissing and XiGua, said to be the best Chinese player Think he has a point here. So Rain is a foreigner now? :D | ||
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SolidZeal
United States393 Posts
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
DHopefully he will win the entire thing!! | ||
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ItsMeDomLee
Canada2732 Posts
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Executor1
1353 Posts
On October 01 2011 18:07 Canucklehead wrote: JYP isn't playing up to his gsl standards. Disappointing games from him so far. Yea definitely , if you go and watch all his PVZ's in the GSL, he is so impressive. Although i dont think his strats are completely refined yet, the ideas behind them and the decision making is usually really solid. I agree with the casters that he doesnt seem that impressive if this is the first time youve seen him, but they should go back and watch his matches in GSL before they dismiss JYP. Like his zerg triple kill against prime was really impressive. I mean shit he manhandeled DRG last season in code a RO16 I think if JYP was playing his usual self he would have no problem with dimaga. | ||
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HereBeDragons
1429 Posts
On October 01 2011 18:07 Chromodoris wrote: JYP is already qualified, no way for a tie. Atleast if it's decided by matches won and not matches between players. The best Xigua can get is 3-5, the worst for JYP is 3-4 and Rain is 2-5. I think you're right here, JYP is through 100% now. Must sucks for Rain to come that far to lose out in group stage. | ||
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Lokj
Netherlands439 Posts
I'm not sure, he was considered to be American by the TL.net preview. I don't care, i'm just saying he's below Korean top level, but top level in the foreigner scene (Contender for top 5 in every only-foreigner tournament he enters) | ||
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Lunas
253 Posts
Yea its just silly. Rain is a foreigner,Huk is from Korea, Sase is from china,Thorzain half Korean. Naniwa Korean, Phoenix German Idra is apparently still a foreigner even though he has lived in Korea for the longest time. Its so silly. | ||
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WhoIsYou
United States12 Posts
User was banned for this post. | ||
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mprs
Canada2933 Posts
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Executor1
1353 Posts
On October 01 2011 18:10 ItsMeDomLee wrote: I just heard some nobody call JYP a lame player. You mean Mr bitter? Yea his lack of knowledge gets to me sometimes. ALthough he is basing it only off of a couple of games hes seen today. There is only 16 players at this tournament though it wouldnt have been too hard for him to go watch a few games from the few players he hasnt seen, as a good caster should. | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On October 01 2011 18:12 mprs wrote: JYP is so good, I wonder how Dimaga managed to 2-0 him. Dimaga is a beast though... In tournaments, preparation is everything. I doubt JYP prepared specifically for Dimaga. But Dimaga likely prepared specifically for JYP. | ||
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