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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:37 greatZERG wrote: Did Khaldor just say ultras can't be sniped easily? they are huuuuge I think he was probably referring to it taking 12 snipes to kill an ultra, while it's only 6 to kill a broodlord. Not that it makes too much difference when you have that many ghosts out on the field. | ||
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Ahelvin
France1866 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:41 CutthroatCollapse wrote: Can someone explain quickly: this is supposed to be a big event, but DOA and Khaldor sitting in some lonely room casting it. Who are the live casters? And why arent these two allowed to cast directly at the event? The only live casters are french, Pomf & Thud. | ||
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FinnGamer
Germany2426 Posts
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Funkydonky
950 Posts
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Fyzar
Netherlands8010 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:40 vdale wrote: but it's the last groupstage game and he lost a ZvZ If he loses he is 9-5, LiveZerg if he wins 2-0 from evuser he is 8-3. DF is out if LZ wins. | ||
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
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greatZERG
Australia755 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:42 grs wrote: Why do Socke and Sjow having to play a tie-break? It appears that ESWC are not ranking people based on map scores which is retarded. Hence the tie break to determine placings. | ||
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
that puts group 2 with Idra 1 and Orly and Cloud both at 3-2, Orly has 8-5 win loss, cloud 6-5, but Cloud did beat Orly. Does anyone know who exactly advances?? | ||
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greatZERG
Australia755 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:42 Asha` wrote: I think he was probably referring to it taking 12 snipes to kill an ultra, while it's only 6 to kill a broodlord. Not that it makes too much difference when you have that many ghosts out on the field. Ahh I thought it was less snipes than that, didn't realize it's actually twice as many. Definitely agree that at that point it wouldn't really matter  | ||
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ThisGS
Germany255 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:42 grs wrote: Why do Socke and Sjow having to play a tie-break? sjow wins it 2-1, its not a tiebreak, just a replay of groupstage. socke shouldve won his group by mapscore | ||
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Fyzar
Netherlands8010 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:42 ThisGS wrote: is mana out? bigs, syz, mana all 3-2 they all beat each other 2-0 bigs 7-5 maps, syz and mana 6-4 :D Tiebreaker scenario if I understand correctly, because in the rules it says the map difference. | ||
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blacklist_member
Australia318 Posts
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exltus
Czech Republic100 Posts
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ThisGS
Germany255 Posts
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:45 blacklist_member wrote: Shouldn't Bigs advance? He is 7-5 while Mana and Bigs are 6-4?? ............ Seems you need to look at wins-losses=x | ||
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raga4ka
Bulgaria5679 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:33 Elwar wrote: Heh DoA and Khaldor are sympathising so badly with Darkforce as he is racking his brains trying to figure out anything to beat Thorzains composition. Get lucky with banelings? The only way to beat a turtle terran who has successfully splitted the map is through sheer multitasking . DarkForce should have dropped ling/roach/infestor non - stop at the main and fourth and if he could harass the fifth and sixth . His mistake was that he tried to play a slow chess game against ThorZain while he should have played bullet or blitz chess with him . | ||
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Fyzar
Netherlands8010 Posts
At the end of the group, the following criteria apply orderly to determine the distinct position of each participant: a) Higher number of points obtained in all the group matches; b) Higher number of points obtained in the group matches played among the remaining tied participants; c) Higher round difference obtained in the match played among the remaining tied participants; d) Higher round difference obtained in the group matches played among the remaining tied participants; e) Higher number of points obtained in tie-breaker matches played among the remaining tied participants (tie-breaker matches are organized specifically for the occasion); f) Higher score difference obtained in the tie-breaker matches; g) Steps C and D are applied again until no participants are tied anymore. | ||
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grs
Germany2339 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:44 greatZERG wrote: It appears that ESWC are not ranking people based on map scores which is retarded. Hence the tie break to determine placings. Um so Socke, Sjow and Lowely are all 4-1 and the all have one against one of the other. So how do they now play a tiebreak? Do all 3 play each other again and if they again win 1 each, they keep doing this till next week? Edit: Well, like Fyzar said, they could going on till next week then. | ||
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greatZERG
Australia755 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:47 raga4ka wrote: The only way to beat a turtle terran who has successfully splitted the map is through sheer multitasking . DarkForce should have dropped ling/roach/infestor non - stop at the main and fourth and if he could harras the fifth and sixth . His mistake was that he tried to play a slow chess game against ThorZain while he should have played bullet or blitz chess with him . Just to add to this, rather than 1-2 nydus we're talking 1-2 per mining base. Really good way to get back into the game without risking too much | ||
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Taf the Ghost
United States11751 Posts
On October 22 2011 19:44 greatZERG wrote: It appears that ESWC are not ranking people based on map scores which is retarded. Hence the tie break to determine placings. Which doesn't make the most amount of sense because the rules are pretty straight forward. Though I'm not sure what "map difference" is supposed to mean. | ||
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