Here we go again. This weekend is about good games and good fun. Don't rain on that parade. Play nice guys. Here's the very standard and friendly:

- NO Balance Whine.
- NO Player Bashing.
- NO Caster Bashing.
- NO BM whatsoever.

Breaking these rules (from pg 166 forward) will be met with severe punishment.

garbanzo

United States4046 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6901

Wow, ee-han timing on the infestors.

PinaryB

Estonia148 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6902

atleast now we know that haypro has what it takes

GreyKnight

United States4720 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6903

There is no shame losing to the best TvZ player in the world in a close series that was basically down to mental sttrength.

a shame, i think he could've won the last game. beautiful ultra push onto the mech army.

Yaki

France4234 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6904

Poll: Should HayprO go back to Korea ?

Yes (51)

91%

No (5)

9%

56 total votes

Your vote: Should HayprO go back to Korea ?

(Vote): Yes
(Vote): No

DrThorMD

Canada359 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6905

Congrats to Haypro on such an amazing run. Hope you keep it up and do amazingly well in all other tourneys that you play in.

NuKedUFirst

Canada3139 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6906

Haypro played excellent this tournament and really showed the haters. He took a game off arguably the best player in the world and almost took the series.

Han Solo

United Kingdom199 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6907

HayprO man, best storyline this MLG without doubt. What a boss.

Zebb

United States834 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6908

HUKS CONTROL IS INSANE

MCDayC

United Kingdom14464 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6909

On November 21 2011 05:29 Topdoller wrote:

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I thought long ago that Zerg should never go Ultra in SC2, they are just not as good as the ones in SC1.

I keep seeing Zergs losing once they go ultras, its baffling why they build them. They cost a fortune and the damage they do is pretty poor.

Super run by Haypro btw , he really played well

The ultra's let him break the contain, they were super useful. He just over made them (every unit is bad if you only make them without support) and let MVP macro back into the game.
Great series, what a mad result.

sixfour

England11062 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6910

So pleased that Haypro made a good run here, no shame in losing to the best player in the world

Sabu113

United States11086 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6911

Infestors. The answer to all timings. Still touchy for leenock.

Fragile51

Netherlands15767 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6912

GODDAMND HUK, dat control. Amazing.

I_Love_Bacon

United States5765 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6913

On November 21 2011 05:28 kslghost wrote:
If he had transitioned to heavy broodlord corruptor, he might've had a chance. But still probably not going to win. I'm not sure, is Metalopolis a good map choice for a zerg against a terran? I feel like while Zerg can expand pretty well, Terran can just as well toward the late game.

He had the game in his hands when he was maxed w/ ultra/ling and still had a lot banked. But he got passive with it. I've never seen a zerg win if they play passive with that unit composition. You have to get in, attack multiple spots, and overwhelm the terran. Zerg's army only wins in straight confrontations with extremely heavy tech investment into it, w/ ultra/ling you don't have that, so your goal is to ram into your opponent and then remax and repeat. Passivity is ultra/ling's weakness, which is exactly what Haypro did when he had an opening. good game, depressing way to end it since Haypro had it.

Alpino

Brazil4390 Posts

November 20 2011 20:30 GMT

#6914

On November 21 2011 05:29 Nick_54 wrote:
MVP great play. The terran hope !!!!! Props to Haypro for a great tournament and showing us some great games.

MVP is not the terran hope. He is the terran reality. He has been for quite some time now.