[GSL] Blizzard Cup Grand Finals - Page 475
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SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38149 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:33 Sarang wrote: MMA didn't win. After a series like that, EVERYBODY won. Except DongRaeGu. only got himself to blame there though after the terrible way he started out the series xD | ||
mrtomjones
Canada4020 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:32 Denzil wrote: I'm trying to tell if you're a BW fan come to shit on the game. None the less what did you think of Jangbi v the other guy (Fantasy?) I think hes just a troll. I guess we should laugh when anyone loses armies these days. | ||
FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
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Denzil
United Kingdom4193 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:33 LimitSEA wrote: Stats won't show you anything. That doesn't take into account all-ins committed or anything of the like. If TvZ gets to late game, then terran has a tremendous advantage with the 5/6 bases all being near impossible to defend for zerg. Not taking anything away from MMA's win, though. He played very well, his constant drops and sniping of hatcheries was epic. DRG also did an amazing job to push MMA back into his main. Stop whining about maps so much first 3 maps amazing for DRG MMA 3-0 next 3 good for MMA DRG 3-0 | ||
MasterKang
United States1373 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:31 MrCon wrote: The observer showed DRG's vision and he could have seen it (but there was only one marine visible between 2 mineral patches, so not easy) This is where MMA is so effing smart. he saw the ovie and IMMEDIATELY moved the medivac out of vision. AND he saw the ling and moved the medivac and marines out of vision. Dongraegu only had a split second to notice it and obviously there was so much other action taht he simply missed it | ||
TheSurgeonTV
United States131 Posts
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Graviton
Australia146 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:33 SeaSwift wrote: And already, we have some cool guy trying to be hipster by being different and picking apart the finals, saying they were bad. Probably because he appreciates near-flawless play, rather than sloppy decision making. | ||
nam nam
Sweden4672 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:30 Giriath wrote: I don't even play SC2. Doesn't mean I can't see bad decisions for what they are, like this community usually can, too. If this exact game were a bo3 between two lesser known players, everyone would laugh at a Zerg who runs his T3 army to their death twice, then fails at setting up any permanent defense at his hatcheries against a very immobile terran main-army. He had tanks on the high ground near the outer expansions. Good luck setting up a permanent defense. | ||
Blacktion
United Kingdom1148 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:30 FuTon wrote: ![]() Slayers_MMA!! Congratulations!!!! Haha got back to my PC in time to see "Special thanks to" at the end of the broadcast. Thats an amazing picture. Congratulations to MMA. Being a slayers fanboy its really nice to see, but tbh i wouldve been happy whoever won. I think that the 3 players who deserve the "best gamer of 2011" award are MMA, DRG and MVP, nice to see one of them taking it. | ||
SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:35 Graviton wrote: Probably because he appreciates near-flawless play, rather than sloppy decision making. That's 2. Any more for any more? Is it too hard to appreciate epic finals, or do people just enjoy criticizing players far better than themselves? Hell, even IdrA approved of these finals. | ||
MrCon
France29748 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:35 MasterKang wrote: This is where MMA is so effing smart. he saw the ovie and IMMEDIATELY moved the medivac out of vision. AND he saw the ling and moved the medivac and marines out of vision. Dongraegu only had a split second to notice it and obviously there was so much other action taht he simply missed it Yeah, but the marine I talked about was the one visible for a full minute as the other guy said (not defending him or not, I just saying that he was right on that) | ||
Gorlin
United States2753 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:14 trinxified wrote: There hasn't been a PvT GSL finals right? MC vs Rain, GSL open season 3 | ||
jabberwockzerg
United States294 Posts
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Demonace34
United States2493 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:30 Giriath wrote: I don't even play SC2. Doesn't mean I can't see bad decisions for what they are, like this community usually can, too. If this exact game were a bo3 between two lesser known players, everyone would laugh at a Zerg who runs his T3 army to their death twice, then fails at setting up any permanent defense at his hatcheries against a very immobile terran main-army. It isn't about what you said it is about how you said it. Condescending to two of the best players in the world with limited information and everything on the line in the 7th set of a Bo7. You are talking down to people who can't see the whole map and still have to make decisions on the fly. Either way, everyone here knows that they both made mistakes, I doubt many pros can go 30+ minutes and not make several mistakes (some of them game changing). | ||
Coopfreak
United States59 Posts
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Jisunsu
Philippines47 Posts
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deathzz
669 Posts
hmm has mc and inca been the only p in finals? | ||
Squalish
United States137 Posts
i hope protoss has the potential for such an epic back and forth type of match ![]() | ||
Sarang
Australia2363 Posts
On December 17 2011 22:35 Graviton wrote: Probably because he appreciates near-flawless play, rather than sloppy decision making. He must also enjoy shitting all over everyone else's good time. It was an amazing series. DongRaeGu being down 0-3, then winning 3 in a row and playing in an absolutely insane game 7 is fucking unbelievable. I don't care if the players made mistakes. Every player in every game in sc2 history has made mistakes. That series was the greatest finals of sc2 history, and not just because of the quality of the play. | ||
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