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On January 15 2012 06:56 Lysanias wrote:Show nested quote +On January 15 2012 06:54 cyclone25 wrote: I really don't understand ClouD. He lives in another country to practice as a full time progamer and still has really bad results ... That's not entirely true, also his games at homestory cup and vs Grubby today were very good. He may not have won huge tourny's he does have results don't bash a player like that man just for one best of.
I'm not bashing him for one match. He's been a full time programer since SC2 was released, and his tournament results are way below average ... he rarely passes group stages of tournaments, let alone doing well in brackets.
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On January 15 2012 06:59 vdale wrote:Show nested quote +On January 15 2012 06:54 cyclone25 wrote: I really don't understand ClouD. He lives in another country to practice as a full time progamer and still has really bad results ... Expect Socke everyone is a fulltime pro-gamer in this group and I think that Socke also took a break from studying.
I think that ClouD practiced a lot more that Socke, Ret and Grubby and I respect him for that. I think he's approaching the game in a wrong way or something like this. He's not improving at all, or if he does it's at a very slow rate. European teams need to hire korean coaches maybe
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wait, socke still has a chance when ret 2-0's grubby? go ret!!!
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yay red alert music !
go grubby, dont wanna see a ZvZ final, better it be semifinal :p
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GRUBBY~~~~~GOOGOGOOGOGOGOG
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On January 15 2012 07:05 LittLeD wrote: GRUBBY~~~~~GOOGOGOOGOGOGOG
Go Go Prince of Protoss!!!
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Wait, shouldn't Grubby go through regardless because he beat Socke? Even if Grubby loses, he still would be tied for matches won with Socke, and have a better head-to-head score with Grubby?
You would think beating someone would be worth more than winning a map.
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On January 15 2012 07:00 Project Psycho wrote: there should be a tip jar for the casters, over 12 hours straight now they deserve a lot of credit for that Yeah. It's insane how TB can keep that volume and clairty for that long.
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What was the name of that russian song?
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why does Grubby have a better mapscore if he wins one map? 3-4 is better than 4-5
It's not football to reward offensive football.
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On January 15 2012 07:08 ViRii wrote: Wait, shouldn't Grubby go through regardless because he beat Socke? Even if Grubby loses, he still would be tied for matches won with Socke, and have a better head-to-head score with Grubby?
You would think beating someone would be worth more than winning a map. mapscore over head to head is the standard for tournaments and he wouldnt be tied in mapscore if ret wins 2:0
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On January 15 2012 07:08 ViRii wrote: Wait, shouldn't Grubby go through regardless because he beat Socke? Even if Grubby loses, he still would be tied for matches won with Socke, and have a better head-to-head score with Grubby?
You would think beating someone would be worth more than winning a map. No map score counts before and even if not, it would be a 3way tie and Socke would advance anyways.
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On January 15 2012 07:08 ViRii wrote: Wait, shouldn't Grubby go through regardless because he beat Socke? Even if Grubby loses, he still would be tied for matches won with Socke, and have a better head-to-head score with Grubby?
You would think beating someone would be worth more than winning a map.
It would be a 3-way tie and in that case map score goes first since there can not be any head-to-head score.
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Is it not correct that Grubby 2-0 Ret puts Grubby in first place? Is there some rule saying that mapscore 4-2 beats 5-3?
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On January 15 2012 07:09 vdale wrote: why does Grubby have a better mapscore if he wins one map? 3-4 is better than 4-5
It's not football to reward offensive football. No, difference counts and then he would be better in head to head.
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On January 15 2012 07:10 TheBB wrote: Is it not correct that Grubby 2-0 Ret puts Grubby in first place? Is there some rule saying that mapscore 4-2 beats 5-3? Same as above, Grubby would be even in mapscore, but better in head to head.
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On January 15 2012 07:10 TheBB wrote: Is it not correct that Grubby 2-0 Ret puts Grubby in first place? Is there some rule saying that mapscore 4-2 beats 5-3?
Better %
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On January 15 2012 07:10 grs wrote:Show nested quote +On January 15 2012 07:09 vdale wrote: why does Grubby have a better mapscore if he wins one map? 3-4 is better than 4-5
It's not football to reward offensive football. No, difference counts and then he would be better in head to head. That I can agree to.
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Losing 14 Overlords and thus getting supply blocked at the most undesirable time...
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On January 15 2012 07:11 Lysanias wrote:Show nested quote +On January 15 2012 07:10 TheBB wrote: Is it not correct that Grubby 2-0 Ret puts Grubby in first place? Is there some rule saying that mapscore 4-2 beats 5-3? Better % But is this a rule? Where is it put down?
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