EPT[IEM] Guangzhou - Day 2 - Page 60
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:12 Foxwolf wrote: Looking in your way I have to agree that in THIS situation its okish to do something like that I. I know you need to win at all cost. I am just not sure about what this could result into. Let's say you win now and instead of trying to improving your macro to next tournament to beat Idra in a long game, you just try to improve that hardcore timing attack or that 3 bunker rush to work in an even better way. He/other players will eventually be able to stop that and you will have nothing more to fall back to in your gameplay. I am sorry if I sounded like a Idra fanboy but I really like both of you Jinro and I just wanted to see cool long epic games  Tournaments are not the time for practice... On October 02 2011 15:15 ptbl wrote: I haven't seen Jim play, but judging from the other Chinese players, there skill lvl in SC2 isn't that high. Pretty sure Jim is winning our group. Anyway, there's another big chinese tournament going on at the same time as this event I think, lots of players there (I would guess Super, Macsed, LoveCD, Loner etc are all there). Duno how to explain Xigua's poor results, I think hes good normally =/ | ||
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
Grats to strelock regardless. | ||
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Ftrunkz
Australia2474 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:14 Lunas wrote: China abit behind the international scene atm but give them some time "Give them some time" is a ridiculous way to assess the situation. Three months ago Chinese players like XiaoT were playing great games against top players, and you could see it from the way they played their games - not just who they won against. Today they are playing like shit. Chinese players appear to be getting worse and worse as time goes on. Their scene is in serious trouble if that's the case. That said, XiGua, YHY, and Way aren't the players we saw from three months ago. It could be that they're the "new blood" that is getting pounded - rightfully - in their first international ventures. If that could lead to improvements later down the line, then it's good pounding. | ||
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dooraven
Australia2820 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:15 Liquid`Jinro wrote: Pretty sure Jim is winning our group. How did he beat you? Macro games or cheese/all ins? | ||
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GreenAndOrangeTurtle
Australia193 Posts
On October 02 2011 14:59 Carmac wrote: The Liquipedia results say that JYP is playing PuMa in quarters. This is not correct. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/IEM_Season_VI_-_Global_Challenge_Guangzhou The bracket will be RANDOMLY generated based on the following rules, though: 1) Group first plays group second. 2) Players from the same group won't meet until the final. This helps us avoid match fixing. Off the top of my head there are 9 different bracket options available with this rule set for playoffs. Thanks for the correction | ||
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m0ck
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Grettin
42381 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:13 drew-chan wrote: So far nothing special from china unfortunately... Sad but true. Xigua was extremely disappointing.  | ||
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Fighter
Korea (South)1531 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:13 Jumbled wrote: With a larger field, that would be the case, but when they have two matches at a time and pools of four, they can show everyone once with some extra coverage of the big matchups. Eh, I feel like the guy traveled all the way to China.. it's kind of a big deal. At least show ONE of his series.. | ||
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Lunas
253 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:15 Liquid`Jinro wrote: Tournaments are not the time for practice... Pretty sure Jim is winning our group. Anyway, there's another big chinese tournament going on at the same time as this event I think, lots of players there (I would guess Super, Macsed, LoveCD, Loner etc are all there). Duno how to explain Xigua's poor results, I think hes good normally =/ Jim lost 2-0 to Elfi | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38255 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:15 Liquid`Jinro wrote: Tournaments are not the time for practice... Pretty sure Jim is winning our group. I thought he lost 0-2 vs Elfi? Even in the event he 2-0's Idra and you 2-0 Elfi that would still give Elfi the H2H advantage with both @ 4-2 map score and yourself @ 4-3? Hoping you beat Elfi whatever happens though, fighting!~ | ||
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:17 Azarkon wrote: "Give them some time" is a ridiculous way to assess the situation. Three months ago Chinese players like XiaoT were playing great games against top players, and you could see it from the way they played their games - not just who they won against. Today they are playing like shit. Chinese players are getting worse and worse as time goes on. Their scene is in serious trouble. Because you would know. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:15 Liquid`Jinro wrote: Pretty sure Jim is winning our group. Anyway, there's another big chinese tournament going on at the same time as this event I think, lots of players there (I would guess Super, Macsed, LoveCD, Loner etc are all there). Duno how to explain Xigua's poor results, I think hes good normally =/ Apparently Jim lost to Elfi. Says nothing though, it's PvP | ||
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Fighter
Korea (South)1531 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:17 Grettin wrote: Sad but true. Xigua was extremely disappointing. Well we still need to see Jim play! I mean, he 2-0'd Jinro, he can't be that bad lol I will feel a bit bad if no one from China advances. Ya never like to see the home country get stomped. | ||
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SKtheAnathema
United States885 Posts
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iky43210
United States2099 Posts
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Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:17 dooraven wrote: How did he beat you? Macro games or cheese/all ins? 100% cheese-less, as usual. LoveCD and Jim are amazing PvTers. LoveTT too. | ||
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On October 02 2011 15:20 iky43210 wrote: The chinese players did get their sc2 on April, months behind everyone else But this is not the first we saw of Chinese players. A few months ago they were doing great. Now it seems like they can't even micro their banshees, even though Chinese players are usually known for their amazing micro. | ||
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Lambertus
South Africa975 Posts
And you are right! Tournaments are no time to practice! Kill them all :D | ||
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