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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
 2011 Global StarCraft II League November/Code ARo48 Matches Clide vs Creator Ensnare vs Cezanne Bomber vs RainBOw NaDa vs SocceR SuperNoVa vs Vines Ro32 Matches Ryung vs Brown LosirA vs (Ro48: FruitDealer vs Alicia) July vs (Ro48: Genius vs Symbol) Polt vs (Ro48: Sage vs Fin) DongRaeGu vs (Ro48: HongUn vs Luvsic) Taeja vs (Ro48: Noblesse vs InCa) Virus vs BoxeR MarineKing vs (Ro48: Zenio vs MuJuK) Edit: Hmmm okay TLPD didn't work so well there  | ||
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Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
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ZOMGitsTHEEND
Canada202 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:30 Fusilero wrote: Polt vs the winner of forGG/ sage, I think I nearly fainted in joy. i would rather have them meet in the ro24  now two of them won't be in code s next season | ||
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amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:22 Trsjnica wrote: They are "down" only in the sense that they have to play some Code A games to get back into Code S. Given that only 8 people will not have to play any Code A games, this isn't very surprising. Of those 3, only Clide made it to the top 8 last season, and it was a bit surprising he made it that far. I also meant down in the sense that their results have been trending downwards for a while now... I just hope they can show resilience, which I´m sure they will since they are champions. | ||
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Hall0wed
United States8486 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:33 amazingoopah wrote: I also meant down in the sense that their results have been trending downwards for a while now... I just hope they can show resilience, which I´m sure they will since they are champions. Nada is SC2 fulltime atm IIRC. Though apparently even though he took the semester off he still studies some. | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:32 ZOMGitsTHEEND wrote: i would rather have them meet in the ro24 now two of them won't be in code s next seasonThey still can, as in ro32 they're guaranteed to at least play the up and down matches  | ||
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Dimagus
United States1004 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:39 MrCon wrote: They still can, as in ro32 they're guaranteed to at least play the up and down matches What he means is that Sage and forGG (Fin) play in the Ro48 so one of them is out. Polt plays the winner of that match in the Ro32. | ||
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mtn
729 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:37 Hall0wed wrote: Nada is SC2 fulltime atm IIRC. Though apparently even though he took the semester off he still studies some. Wasn't that like 2 months ago? I thought he came back to studies atm. | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:42 Dimagus wrote: What he means is that Sage and forGG (Fin) play in the Ro48 so one of them is out. Polt plays the winner of that match in the Ro32. Ha yeah. ForGG is all hype but I'd prefer Sage to win. ForGG plays well, but nothing impressive, I've mostly seen "funny" games from him, or quick games (but I haven't seen everything he played). Sage will win imo, even tho forgg winning could be good for the hype factor. | ||
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Vapaach
Finland994 Posts
I would have to somewhat disagree, as he has shown some ridiculously high quality pvz games on ladder (some in tournaments as well). For example today in his stream he beat no other than Nestea. | ||
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Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
Even though I don't necesarilly agree with that, you still can't deny his PvZ is miles ahead of Leenock's ZvP | ||
CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:57 Vapaach wrote: I would have to somewhat disagree, as he has shown some ridiculously high quality pvz games on ladder (some in tournaments as well). For example today in his stream he beat no other than Nestea. What does ladder play exactly mean again? Huk's PvT has improved from being good to great, and he might be one of the best PvPers in the scene atm. But his PvZ is average. | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:57 Vapaach wrote: I would have to somewhat disagree, as he has shown some ridiculously high quality pvz games on ladder (some in tournaments as well). For example today in his stream he beat no other than Nestea. Everyone beats NesTea on ladder. He never takes it seriously. He had a sub-50% win-rate for quite a long time on ladder too. But yeah, Leenock's ZvP is shit. He doesn't seem to understand the match-up at all. | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:57 Vapaach wrote: I would have to somewhat disagree, as he has shown some ridiculously high quality pvz games on ladder (some in tournaments as well). For example today in his stream he beat no other than Nestea. Lots of people beat Nestea on ladder... there are large portions of time where he isn't even in GM and barely above a 50% win rate. I'm not saying ladder doesn't matter, but in Nestea's case, it clearly means nothing. | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:59 Vorenius wrote: Even though I don't necesarilly agree with that, you still can't deny his PvZ is miles ahead of Leenock's ZvP This is true. He'll have a good shot against Leenock. | ||
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Yaki
France4234 Posts
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:32 ZOMGitsTHEEND wrote: i would rather have them meet in the ro24 now two of them won't be in code s next seasonNo, only 1 of them is gurenteed to not be back in code S (sage or forgg). Polt is gurenteed no matter what to be in the up/down matches since he made it to the Ro32. | ||
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tuho12345
4482 Posts
On November 10 2011 03:57 Vapaach wrote: I would have to somewhat disagree, as he has shown some ridiculously high quality pvz games on ladder (some in tournaments as well). For example today in his stream he beat no other than Nestea. MVP plays random, him and Nestea has ~50% winrate so don't take it too serious. HuK ladder account is ~51% too. | ||
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Vapaach
Finland994 Posts
On November 10 2011 04:10 QTIP. wrote: Lots of people beat Nestea on ladder... there are large portions of time where he isn't even in GM and barely above a 50% win rate. I'm not saying ladder doesn't matter, but in Nestea's case, it clearly means nothing. What I basically meant was that even though HuK doesn't have flashy tournament pvz wins over tough opponents, his overall gameplay is very good and I feel like his pvz is better than what he gets credited for. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45341 Posts
On November 10 2011 04:10 QTIP. wrote: This is true. He'll have a good shot against Leenock. I'm definitely thinking that HuK needs to worry more about MMA and NesTea than Leenock, although I'm going to be sad with whoever gets knocked out | ||
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