On October 02 2011 21:12 JesusOurSaviour wrote: Really looking forward to Dimaga's play. This is coming from me (hugest GSL / Kr fanboy). Dimaga has got all the skillset to mix it with the S-class GSL boys. JYP did play terribly by JYP's standards against Dimaga, but we will see if JYP can recover from jet-lag / tournament fright, and play out some of that Kr pride.
Revival looked quite boss-like so far anyhow. Puma is Puma
Jet-lag? Really? JYP flew from Korea to China while Dimaga flew from Ukraine to China ^__^ Who do you think was the most jet-lagged?
Dude, stop using logic. Koreans always win. Even when they lose, they win. Awesome to see Dimaga crushing skulls.
On October 02 2011 21:44 The KY wrote: So who honestly thought everyone in Group C would go 1-2 except elfi who 3-0ed? Be truthful.
me partially, i knew he was strong, but i didnt know that china will sux so hard, if i knew that i would easily predict him winning. I wouldnt bet a penny on Idra/Jinro .
On October 02 2011 21:55 MCDayC wrote: Dude, stop using logic. Koreans always win. Even when they lose, they win. Awesome to see Dimaga crushing skulls.
But what do you want to do when you are jet lagged? 1 hour time zone difference is hard to handle.
On October 02 2011 21:12 JesusOurSaviour wrote: Really looking forward to Dimaga's play. This is coming from me (hugest GSL / Kr fanboy). Dimaga has got all the skillset to mix it with the S-class GSL boys. JYP did play terribly by JYP's standards against Dimaga, but we will see if JYP can recover from jet-lag / tournament fright, and play out some of that Kr pride.
Revival looked quite boss-like so far anyhow. Puma is Puma
Jet-lag? Really? JYP flew from Korea to China while Dimaga flew from Ukraine to China ^__^ Who do you think was the most jet-lagged?
Dude, stop using logic. Koreans always win. Even when they lose, they win. Awesome to see Dimaga crushing skulls.
Well you need to watch the games to see that JYP wasn't playing to his usual standard seriously. JYP played some awesome games in code A to take out DRG and many other zergs, with very interesting army compositions and multipronged harass. He just didn't look like himself while playing against dimaga, going to standard colossus build every game. Nothing about jetlag or whatever, players don't always tend to play to their best all the time. Dimaga was just better on the 1st day, fact.
On October 02 2011 21:55 MCDayC wrote: Dude, stop using logic. Koreans always win. Even when they lose, they win. Awesome to see Dimaga crushing skulls.
But what do you want to do when you are jet lagged? 1 hour time zone difference is hard to handle.
This is very true. I bet JYP was just about getting ready for mid-day tea time, and then BAM! Gotta play Starcraft. You can't expect someone to play well in that state.
On October 02 2011 22:44 sixfour wrote: ah, so we have a player losing more games than they win and advancing. what an excellent tournament structure this is.
Well that's what you get with group play. And I'd argue that group play in general is the best way to make the better players get through, as at least here no one gets knocked out by losing one Bo3. Sure it's not completely fair, as groups aren't equally good and someone who goes 1-2 in one group may not advance while someone else who goes 1-2 does. But unless you do a round robin between every single participant in every round of the tournament, complete fairness is impossible.
On October 02 2011 22:44 sixfour wrote: ah, so we have a player losing more games than they win and advancing. what an excellent tournament structure this is.
In that case Revival should get a BYE in the bracket. I concur.
On October 02 2011 22:44 sixfour wrote: ah, so we have a player losing more games than they win and advancing. what an excellent tournament structure this is.
In that case Revival should get a BYE in the bracket. I concur.
He has to warm up before the semis. I don't think he cares whether it's vs a TSL practice partner or Idra.
On October 02 2011 23:02 Daray wrote: Im sure this has been asked a million times already but couldnt find any info on op. Any VODs or replays available right now?
On October 02 2011 22:59 Cpadolf wrote: But unless you do a round robin between every single participant in every round of the tournament, complete fairness is impossible.
an all-play-all would only be 120 games, which is perfectly feasible given they've allocated two days to the group stages unless they have an absurd shortage of PC's. if that's the case or they had less time they could just do a 9-round swiss. but every single major tournament is completely obsessed with group stages into knockout which always always results in such garbage as 1-2 players advancing and 2-1 players going out, groups/brackets of death, people like revival only having to worry about 1 matchup, the bratok/stephano "you lose no i'll lose" hilarity at assembly, etc etc
I don't seem to find IEM in the upcoming events on the right bar. It will be happening tomorrow too, right? What is the time? And what matches will be played?
On October 02 2011 22:44 sixfour wrote: ah, so we have a player losing more games than they win and advancing. what an excellent tournament structure this is.
In that case Revival should get a BYE in the bracket. I concur.
He has to warm up before the semis. I don't think he cares whether it's vs a TSL practice partner or Idra.
Revival has horrible ZvZ, well so does IdrA in some cases, but this is going to be a hard match for him
On October 02 2011 23:02 Daray wrote: Im sure this has been asked a million times already but couldnt find any info on op. Any VODs or replays available right now?
It says 'All Replays' right at the start... and no, there are no vods yet