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On October 14 2011 23:54 Frankon wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2011 23:50 tree.hugger wrote:On October 14 2011 23:43 Redox wrote:On October 14 2011 23:42 stfouri wrote: tbh this just shows how hard it is to go trough open bracket in MLG. These guys who allways drop in the open bracket can take games off even from the koreans.
Starcraft really needs league that can give better opportunities to these new faces. Stop giving invites to the same guys over and over again! Thats the good thing about IEM. No invites, completely open (at least for non-Koreans). Or TSL. Seriously, look at the TSL line-up, and see how a ton of the 'unknown' people who qualified are now some of the biggest stars in the scene. Qualification-only tournaments are always amazing, and no tournament does a better job of picking out the next up-and-coming stars than the TSL does. TSL was still tainted with invites... Haypro, Tyler to mention few
Tyler earned his right to be in TSL3 by winning the previous TSL. No top tournament is 100% qualification.
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On October 14 2011 23:58 HaXXspetten wrote: MaNa probably has the best PvT outside Korea i would say in korea too
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On October 14 2011 23:58 Logros wrote: Well Mana took out Puma before, his PvT is beastly. He also took out Nada
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On October 14 2011 23:58 HaXXspetten wrote: MaNa probably has the best PvT outside Korea
Which Korean has a better PvT?
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I swear Mana is floating 2-3k minerals even after full warpins and not max supply in like every game I see. If his macro was a bit better he'd be even better.
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Mana has the best foreigner PvT imo.
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I gotta say, my favourite part of Mana's play was his storms on the cloaked ghosts.
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Anyone know if the internet at the venue is lagging or something?
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On October 14 2011 23:59 HappyChris wrote: MaNa best protoss player in EU and you think some random code S player terran got a chance vs the best PvT in EU
If you perhaps mean the finalist to last GSL, then yes TOP definitely has a chance to beat best PvT in EU.
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On October 14 2011 23:59 HappyChris wrote: MaNa best protoss player in EU and you think some random code S player terran got a chance vs the best PvT in EU
No Code S player is ever random, especially not a Korean Terran.
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On October 14 2011 23:58 oogieogie wrote: protoss should really stay with this colossi play insted of chargelot archon vs terran. If u do that blindly, the T get absurd amount of Viking then time to type gg for the P player. The best option is to change compositions during game acording to the number of vikings the T player have.
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Very questionable ghost control there by TOP, wasting energy on cloak, walking through storms and colossus fire, barely getting any EMP's off, not reinforcing with more ghosts for the second battle.
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On October 14 2011 23:59 darkest44 wrote: I swear Mana is floating 2-3k minerals even after full warpins and not max supply in like every game I see. If his macro was a bit better he'd be even better. you dont want to be maxed incase of drops to be able to warp in units in base
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Mana is a beast! GoGo those EuroToss! Elfi and Mana Representing vs the Koreans
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Top woulda won that easily, why he didnt let those ghosts heal no one knows.
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I think foreigner protosses are just better than the korean ones.
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Axlav 2-0 Edge. Added some stuff about the game!!!
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On October 14 2011 23:59 Malaz wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2011 23:58 HaXXspetten wrote: MaNa probably has the best PvT outside Korea Which Korean has a better PvT?  Yeah, I was thinking about that as I wrote that, couldn't think of anyone but I wasn't completly sure so
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On October 14 2011 23:59 Malaz wrote:Show nested quote +On October 14 2011 23:58 HaXXspetten wrote: MaNa probably has the best PvT outside Korea Which Korean has a better PvT?  Killer, Puzzle, Sage, Creator But Mana could be up there
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Mana definitely has the best PvT outside Korea. I think he has Top 5 PvT in the world to be honest.
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