DreamHack Winter 2011 Day 3 - Page 70

On November 26 2011 21:02 Whalecore wrote:
Hero is the Bisu of PvZ in SC2! :D

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 Seiplo for you.
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.

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 Seiplo for you.
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.

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 Seiplo for you.
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.