EPTOverall a lot of good games in the two groups ... except the last one ... jeeeeeeez
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yawnoC
United States3704 Posts
Overall a lot of good games in the two groups ... except the last one ... jeeeeeeez | ||
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Nick.TNA
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Kharnage
Australia920 Posts
On November 10 2011 05:04 Nick.TNA wrote: Danggg Huks in a group of death right now lol. MMA, Nestea, AND Losira.. I love huk, and hes my favvvorite player, but i can't really see him standing much of a chance to get out of the group... Yeah, I was half expecting him to throw the match vs puzzle to get out of that group... | ||
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FairForever
Canada2392 Posts
On November 10 2011 05:10 Kharnage wrote: Yeah, I was half expecting him to throw the match vs puzzle to get out of that group... That's a really bad idea, sure he has a 50% chance to get a better group, but he has a 50% shot of also dropping right down to Code A RO 32... and even if he gets a better group there's no guarantee he's going to make RO8 anyway (likewise, no guarantee he'll get eliminated in RO16, although it seems highly likely). | ||
CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On November 10 2011 05:04 Nick.TNA wrote: Danggg Huks in a group of death right now lol. MMA, Nestea, AND Losira.. I love huk, and hes my favvvorite player, but i can't really see him standing much of a chance to get out of the group... Leenock not Losira. He has a good a shot as anyone. Leenock has bad ZvP and MMA can be beaten in TvP. | ||
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PlainShane
United States62 Posts
That $10 GSL season pass is the best deal. I'm very happy with my purchase =) | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On November 10 2011 02:53 K3Nyy wrote: Through the highest level of play meaning Korean tournaments? Next thing you know the game is gonna balanced based around ladder. But the highest level of play meaning Korean tournaments is a miniscule, MINISCULE sample size. Besides it could be argued that since the Koreans aren't playing anywhere near perfectly ('everyone's still pretty bad at SC2' - Artosis) that we can't empirically judge balance from their play either. It is still perfectly possible that protoss was never underpowered and it was just a metagame thing - after all in a balanced asymmetrical RTS periods highs and lows in winrates are to be expected. And the game is partially based around ladder; the 'adjusted win percentages' that Blizzard uses. | ||
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Cyanocyst
2222 Posts
On November 10 2011 05:10 Kharnage wrote: Yeah, I was half expecting him to throw the match vs puzzle to get out of that group... Its Leenock not Losira. Lately i think Leenock's the better player, though Losira is still alot stronger than Leenock ZvP. | ||
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blamekilly
466 Posts
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
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Bashion
Cook Islands2612 Posts
On November 10 2011 06:39 kNyTTyM wrote: Finally goddamn Sangho shows some good games. I want him to succeed sooo bad. Sangho indeed played very well. Im glad a player like virus got knocked out of code s. I ve never seem a player donate so many vikings and medvacs like he does. At one time, he had 1.5k of each resource and was maxed, but he took aaaaaages to make a Ghost academy. | ||
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Olinimm
1471 Posts
On November 10 2011 05:40 blamekilly wrote: Huk still has mediocre PvZ. Yugioh beats Nestea on later too and he always destroys Huk whenever they meet on ladder. Ladder play means nothing. Huk has to improve his PvZ, maybe he can get a few practice games against Coca. Who doesn't have mediocre PvZ though? I guess you could argue that Hero and Oz are good at the matchup, but then we realize that Hero hasn't even beaten any Code S zergs, and just BARELY squeezed by the first round of Code A to an unknown zerg and lost to line last season, and the only good zerg that Oz faced in Code A(Curious), raped him 4-0. | ||
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rd
United States2586 Posts
On November 10 2011 05:10 Kharnage wrote: Yeah, I was half expecting him to throw the match vs puzzle to get out of that group... Why even discredit HuK? He'd probably rather go out 2-0 and then take down both Nestea and Losira. | ||
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Ace.Xile
United States286 Posts
On November 10 2011 06:48 Olinimm wrote: Who doesn't have mediocre PvZ though? I guess you could argue that Hero and Oz are good at the matchup, but then we realize that Hero hasn't even beaten any Code S zergs, and just BARELY squeezed by the first round of Code A to an unknown zerg and lost to line last season, and the only good zerg that Oz faced in Code A(Curious), raped him 4-0. I feel like this could be said, there aren't many good protoss with great pvzs lately, the closest i can think of anythign was MC beating idra, and even then idras zvp is horrible and he was playing probably the only person in the world that can still ruffle his feathers that much. | ||
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BlackGosu
Canada1046 Posts
On November 10 2011 06:51 Tyrant0 wrote: Why even discredit HuK? He'd probably rather go out 2-0 and then take down both Nestea and Losira. as good as glory is, money is better, and they are professionals to earn a living. winning is the most important, doesn't matter how you get there. | ||
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TemplarCo.
Mexico2870 Posts
 -will-win-a-GSL-since-May-ember! | ||
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Trsjnica
United States477 Posts
On November 10 2011 07:08 TemplarCo. wrote: Novamber? Nah its November the-month-a- -will-win-a-GSL-since-May-ember!I don't mean to alarm you, but Nestea won Code S in May. It was March that MC won. | ||
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Wegandi
United States2455 Posts
On November 10 2011 07:06 BlackGosu wrote: as good as glory is, money is better, and they are professionals to earn a living. winning is the most important, doesn't matter how you get there. Yes, you would rather face the better players in later rounds, but sometimes it's unavoidable. You know you have to face the better players eventually, so might as well do it in later rounds, but you will have to play them eventually. If you want the most money you have to perform the best. | ||
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cold-
Canada209 Posts
huk hwaiting eg hwaiting foreigners hwaiting | ||
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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