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On October 04 2011 18:13 Gotmog wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2011 17:51 roymarthyup wrote:
most unbelievable part of this tournament was hasuobs beating dimaga
HOW. DID. THAT. HAPPEN.
holy moly, that first game we saw of dimaga on TDA... Dimaga was playing horribly...like so bad....dunno if he is out of shape, or just a fluke day/series....including the 1st game.
Especially the ending of the last games... He just stopped making units. I'm just not sure what was happening there.
Congrats to IdrA on a series of great performances. Some of the most fun I've had watching SC2 torunaments so far.
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Holy crap Idra won? I knew something was up when this thread was 250+ pages.
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Nothing to be surprised about here- Idra's always been capable of taking top tournaments. It's usually just his own self-defeating mindset that's held him back. Also Puma doesn't have the 'practicing in a team house in Korea advantage' anymore.
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Great to see Idra back in some sort of shape. Was getting so used to Idra having some sort of mental breakdown. Hope he can keep his shit together in the future aswell, That should make him a contender in any tournament.
But I dont know, Idra broke my heart at Columbus, this doesnt make up for it quite yet.
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On October 04 2011 17:03 forgottendreams wrote:
idra looks like a different player, I don't even get it.
called the eg house
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when will idra go to korea? after this tournament?
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On October 04 2011 18:18 tomatriedes wrote:
Nothing to be surprised about here- Idra's always been capable of taking top tournaments. It's usually just his own self-defeating mindset that's held him back. Also Puma doesn't have the 'practicing in a team house in Korea advantage' anymore.
Actually, Puma still practices in the TSL house, and he has his regular practice partners in Korea.
Idra got a ton of practice defending multi-pronged harasses with all the practice games with Puma, and Idra was playing well, Puma not so much, and Puma made a couple small, but devastating mistakes.
It does seem that he is having a serious competitive attitude towards SC2 now, though, which is excellent. I hope to see some improvement from him in the future, when he goes to korea.
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For those wondering on the APM part. Pulling up some sample games in SC2gears gives Elfi an APM of 110ish and Idra at 230ish. Hasu was at 260 and Puma at 300. So Idra saying Elfi was "slow" isn't that much of an insult ^^;
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On October 04 2011 18:29 OrChard wrote:
when will idra go to korea? after this tournament?
He said he was going in early december because he is allready full booked for october and november!
He also said he would be there for atleast 3 months and would try GSL even tho he will be there more for practice
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On October 04 2011 18:30 Ultramus wrote:
For those wondering on the APM part. Pulling up some sample games in SC2gears gives Elfi an APM of 110ish and Idra at 230ish. Hasu was at 260 and Puma at 300. So Idra saying Elfi was "slow" isn't that much of an insult ^^;
I am pretty sure those numbers were from last patch. Idra apm in last patch was ~170+. Now chart should show lower numbers. But 230 avg? Or are you just looking at real time numbers?
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Awesome that IdrA finally one another Tourney, especially after he almost lost in the group stages.
I would have never thought that he would make it after day 2
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Really fun tournament, thanks so much for watching, guys.
Was a blast to cast, and I don't think anyone could have asked for better games.
<3s to the people that watched, <3s to China, and <3s to the fact that I get to be in AMERICA IN A WEEK!!!
Yay!
love you all
<3<3<3
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On October 04 2011 18:36 MrBitter wrote:
Really fun tournament, thanks so much for watching, guys.
Was a blast to cast, and I don't think anyone could have asked for better games.
<3s to the people that watched, <3s to China, and <3s to the fact that I get to be in AMERICA IN A WEEK!!!
Yay!
love you all
<3<3<3
Thanks MrBitter, great casting this weekend.
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On October 04 2011 18:29 Frozenserpent wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2011 18:18 tomatriedes wrote:
Nothing to be surprised about here- Idra's always been capable of taking top tournaments. It's usually just his own self-defeating mindset that's held him back. Also Puma doesn't have the 'practicing in a team house in Korea advantage' anymore. Actually, Puma still practices in the TSL house, and he has his regular practice partners in Korea.
from where have you the knowledge, that he practises in the TSL house?
Yes, he trains with koreans, but no he doesn't live in the TSL house
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On October 04 2011 18:36 MrBitter wrote:
Really fun tournament, thanks so much for watching, guys.
Was a blast to cast, and I don't think anyone could have asked for better games.
<3s to the people that watched, <3s to China, and <3s to the fact that I get to be in AMERICA IN A WEEK!!!
Yay!
love you all
<3<3<3
Great casting man! Save your voice for the next few days haha.
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On October 04 2011 18:41 Tofugrinder wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2011 18:29 Frozenserpent wrote:On October 04 2011 18:18 tomatriedes wrote:
Nothing to be surprised about here- Idra's always been capable of taking top tournaments. It's usually just his own self-defeating mindset that's held him back. Also Puma doesn't have the 'practicing in a team house in Korea advantage' anymore. Actually, Puma still practices in the TSL house, and he has his regular practice partners in Korea. from where have you the knowledge, that he practises in the TSL house? Yes, he trains with koreans, but no he doesn't live in the TSL house
He's in the EG House, but still practicing with Koreans (e.g practiced with TOP for TOP vs Polt)
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Are there any VODs up of the Idra vs Puma series and the finals?
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On October 04 2011 18:53 WhiteraCares wrote:
Are there any VODs up of the Idra vs Puma series and the finals?
Wondering the same, missed them ;/
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On October 04 2011 18:47 FinnGamer wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2011 18:41 Tofugrinder wrote:On October 04 2011 18:29 Frozenserpent wrote:On October 04 2011 18:18 tomatriedes wrote:
Nothing to be surprised about here- Idra's always been capable of taking top tournaments. It's usually just his own self-defeating mindset that's held him back. Also Puma doesn't have the 'practicing in a team house in Korea advantage' anymore. Actually, Puma still practices in the TSL house, and he has his regular practice partners in Korea. from where have you the knowledge, that he practises in the TSL house? Yes, he trains with koreans, but no he doesn't live in the TSL house He's in the EG House, but still practicing with Koreans (e.g practiced with TOP for TOP vs Polt)
No, he lives in Korea at his parents and still practices against TSL. He only bootcamps at eg house before mlgs.
SLASHERS HAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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omg, idra is really nice surprise!
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