
DreamHack Winter 2011 Day 3 - Page 68
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WaSa
Sweden749 Posts
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Logros
Netherlands9913 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:55 ninjamyst wrote: HerO's PvZ is godly but he has lost many PvTs and PvPs. What's his record against Puma so far? It is even after his win against Puma in MLG? I really don't see him beating Puma's TvP. | ||
ninjamyst
United States1903 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:55 SeaSwift wrote: Hmm, from his stats Seiplo looks like a PvP sniper. Quite lucky for him given his group stage and met HuK in the Ro16, but he does not stand a good chance against the likes of DRG or Puma. Yea. He lost in group play to zerg DeathAngel. Sucks that HerO has to go up against him next. | ||
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pPingu
Switzerland2892 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:55 ninjamyst wrote: HerO's PvZ is godly but he has lost many PvTs and PvPs. What's his record against Puma so far? It is even after his win against Puma in MLG? All the results I remember the games are always 2-1 but when hero loses it is really close | ||
ladyumbra
Canada1699 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:52 MavivaM wrote: It happens when the no name plays better than the big name. Seiplo's probe count has always been higher than Huk's. In game one he was perfectly prepared for DTs, in game two he managed to balance his aggression/defense way better than Huk. PvP in general dunno, but this match wasn't volatile. DT vs robo in game one, exact same opening for both with the slight difference between blink vs observer in game two. Having a big name doesn't necessarly mean having a free win against someone you don't know. For what I know, maybe Seiplo has spent a lot of time training and winning. This is ![]() And in DH he has already beaten Genius and TLO. There are no major tournaments because he hasn't been invited anywhere and his team probably can't afford to send him to MLG etc. I was quite impressed by seiplo's macro especially when he was down probes after Huk's attack into his main game one. Even if he goes out vs hero he's gotten me interested in following him from now on. I think there are a lot of impressive EU players that I just don't get a chance to see if they aren't already well known. Also wtf sweden why so many good protoss? | ||
Jiddra
Sweden2685 Posts
- Robinnyman LOL, TL staff starting to like extended series now ![]() | ||
Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:57 Logros wrote: I really don't see him beating Puma's TvP. He already did at MLG. Besides, the games between them were never really games where HerO's superior mechanics could shine through because of how messed up that matchup was for the last few months. It's only a matter of time before it becomes obvious who is the better player. | ||
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Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:57 Logros wrote: I really don't see him beating Puma's TvP. he wont have the chance to face Puma probably. I don't think Puma will be able to get through DRG | ||
Lakai
Canada315 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:52 SeaSwift wrote: And yet still got crushed by DRG in this tournament and could barely get past Ret (definitely not a Top 5 Zerg) in MLG. His harass style is cute, but he needs to combine it with an old-age-MC style threat of terrifying 1-2base pushes to really do well. You know he 2-0'd ret in MLG? He lost to DRG yesterday because he played pretty bad. He's somewhat inconsistent which I attribute to nerves. If he plays as consistent as he does when laddering he will dominate. | ||
DaRKMaTT3r
Brazil553 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:55 Vapaach wrote: I am pretty sure herO hotkeyed the templar and spammed t as soon as he dropped the templars from the prism. You can put the Templars and the prism on the same control group and once first templar is out the templar spells gains priority over the prism spells. So you can drop and storm really fast, also hes HerO and every one knows when playing PvZ he takes of his shirt and 2 extra arms pops out of his back, so not a big deal when you have 4 hands. | ||
leo23
United States3075 Posts
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xCenasfu
Finland143 Posts
Genius is FAR worse than PuMa and NaNiWa lost 1-2 to DRG which is no shame. Both other Protoss lost in PvP .... not sure why you are upset. Genius is a Code S (not sure how he did this season, but previously) player while PuMa can't even reach the finals in the qualifiers.. | ||
skrotcyk
Sweden432 Posts
On November 26 2011 21:00 xCenasfu wrote: Genius is a Code S (not sure how he did this season, but previously) player while PuMa can't even reach the finals in the qualifiers.. Genius is Code A | ||
Maghetti
United States2429 Posts
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hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
On November 26 2011 20:58 Talin wrote: He already did at MLG. Besides, the games between them were never really games where HerO's superior mechanics could shine through because of how messed up that matchup was for the last few months. It's only a matter of time before it becomes obvious who is the better player. What? No he didn't MC beat Puma at MLG, not Hero Hero is 1-4 vs Puma edit: oh last mlg I forgot ![]() | ||
Santiago4ever
Sweden299 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
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BurningSera
Ireland19621 Posts
thanks <3 just wake up, asked an stupid question XD | ||
Carush
United States356 Posts
On November 26 2011 21:00 xCenasfu wrote: Genius is a Code S (not sure how he did this season, but previously) player while PuMa can't even reach the finals in the qualifiers.. Genius got code S early in gsl and is now barely hanging onto it Puma is actually a top class terran gsl results usually dont mean that much naniwa cant win a game in code a yet he does amazing at foreign events | ||
Spitmode
Germany1510 Posts
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