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On January 16 2012 00:02 poorcloud wrote: Watch slayers brown guys, he will be the answer to this late game z v p style.
"Hope your opponent flys all his broods into your vortex"? THats how he won iirc...
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I hate muta/ling... but I love Stephano... paradox!
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Omg what a brilliant play by stephano
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AWW YEAH AMAZING by stephano :D so perfect
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On January 16 2012 00:02 MrCash wrote: Grubby doesn't appear to quite be ready to take on Stephano. So far this has been an extremely one sided match up.
Lots of people have that guy who just always beats them because their styles stack up favourably.
For example:
MC always beats Ret, Idra and Stephano but he does really badly against Losira, Nestea and DRG.
Naniwa does well vs Nestea but does badly vs Lucky and Leenock.
MVP always beats all Terran's except MMA
MMA beats MVP but loses to Polt.
It's just a quirk of the game.
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Grubby played really sloppy this game, he had no chance...
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Why do players not check every base on the map? If Stephano hasn't taken the normal third there, what does Grubby lose by looking everywhere else?
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good god, give toss some decent anti air....
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cmon grubby!!! I believe!!
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He played it well, nice mindgame but it's not 'perfect' play. Gimmicky hidden third, wow Stephano must be a genius.
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Such a stupid, stupid race.
turning off, this is dumb. Protoss simply relies on stupid allins, that totally retarded
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Stephano is really making this look imba. Mutas are quite strong, and zerg late game is near unbeatable for all races.
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On January 16 2012 00:03 Wombat_NI wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 00:02 poorcloud wrote: Watch slayers brown guys, he will be the answer to this late game z v p style. What does he do differently? The games I saw from him were similar endgames, but the Zerg I saw him play let him get an archon toilet on his entire army.
He does nothing different. Stephano practised alot in Korea vs the mothership and he is really really good at splitting his broodlords.
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^Whining about protoss imba when the zerg won? haha
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On January 16 2012 00:06 Wombat_NI wrote: He played it well, nice mindgame but it's not 'perfect' play. Gimmicky hidden third, wow Stephano must be a genius. It's not all that gimmicky. With Mutas it doesn't matter if it's scouted.
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Come on Grubby! Make your fans proud! 
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On January 16 2012 00:05 Seraphone wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 00:02 MrCash wrote: Grubby doesn't appear to quite be ready to take on Stephano. So far this has been an extremely one sided match up. Lots of people have that guy who just always beats them because their styles stack up favourably. For example: MC always beats Ret, Idra and Stephano but he does really badly against Losira, Nestea and DRG. Naniwa does well vs Nestea but does badly vs Lucky and Leenock. MVP always beats all Terran's except MMA MMA beats MVP but loses to Polt. It's just a quirk of the game.
Quoted for truth! People underestimate this sometimes
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On January 16 2012 00:05 Demonaz wrote: Why do players not check every base on the map? If Stephano hasn't taken the normal third there, what does Grubby lose by looking everywhere else? Speedlings.
Every zerg that doesn't get gas early on huge maps like TDA is just really silly. Deny scouting and you will have a huge advantage over a Protoss player that have no clue what tech you have, how many bases you have or whether the roach/ling allin is coming or not. I'm talking about the early stage of the game btw, long before observers or halu can be done.
Edit: Actually even regular lings would've destroyed any probe that tried to go that huge ass distance looking for that base. Zerg early game map control must be abused.
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Fun to see all the bronzies complaining about Zerg being imba cause they saw grubby lose two games.
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On January 16 2012 00:04 -y0shi- wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 00:02 poorcloud wrote: Watch slayers brown guys, he will be the answer to this late game z v p style. "Hope your opponent flys all his broods into your vortex"? THats how he won iirc...
Well the differences are a lot more subtle to the eye but they do matter
Brown understands the timings pretty well and he always attacks at right timings to ensure that zerg does not have too many bases up on him.
Basically, he dosen't let the zerg get up to 22 broodlords.
He harasses more with warp prism and constantly repositions his army to pick off units. Basically, these koreans know how to play a war of attrition, while what i saw from grubby was a complete stand-off game until zerg got out of control. Thats what i feel about brown. Of course, he may get owned in code S but i'm sure if he plays to his standard he won't lose.
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