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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
On January 29 2012 13:23 HappyChris wrote: Still his PvZ is quite horrible I still remember Sase in IPL 4 UK qualifier vs Stephano it was the most lackluster PvZ play I ever seen Sase vs Morrow from yesterday. | ||
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Corsica
Ukraine1854 Posts
On January 29 2012 13:23 HappyChris wrote: Still his PvZ is quite horrible I still remember Sase in IPL 4 UK qualifier vs Stephano it was the most lackluster PvZ play I ever seen vs best foreigner zerg during his best period no shame tbh... | ||
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
On January 29 2012 11:42 Romulox wrote: great game, but snipe is just so fucking stupid, it ruins TvZ late game IMO. MMA is the only terran in the world who can beat lategame zerg without it. | ||
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Ryps
Romania2740 Posts
On January 29 2012 11:42 Moriarty wrote: 2-4 and only because Tyler quit after getting beat by Catz 0-2. Tyler was scared of Rotterdam, he knew he couldnt beat him to qualify .. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
My predictions for tomorrow: Illusion is good at TvZ, having defeated Lucky in IPL TAC, Ret at the IEM qualifiers, and Sheth at MLG Providence. Still I would give Stephano the advantage simply because of Stephano's additional experience and accomplishments. 3-2 Stephano. Kas should beat Catz 3-0. Catz play is very fun to watch, and can surprise many players, but I feel that Kas' macro and mechanics are just too strong. I think that Stephano should be able to defeat Kas, but I think Kas can certainly take several games off Stephano. After watching Stephano 4-0 Thorzain at SCI 4, I think Stephano is the favorite. 4-3 or 4-2 are my predictions. Illusion takes 3rd if there is a third place match played. | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
 VileIllusion and  CatZ. Hope they can beats the long odds tomorrow. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On January 29 2012 16:45 Primadog wrote: Nice break out moment for VileIllusion and CatZ. Hope they can beats the long odds tomorrow.First Destiny killing Hasuobs and Mana in IPL TAC, and now Catz making to the semis. I'd say they both shattered expectations greatly this week. | ||
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Ryps
Romania2740 Posts
On January 29 2012 17:05 Bagration wrote: First Destiny killing Hasuobs and Mana in IPL TAC, and now Catz making to the semis. I'd say they both shattered expectations greatly this week. What about Stephano ? Everyone said he has a gimmicky style that wont last long, and hes still beating koreans and winning big cash tournaments online. | ||
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loginn
France815 Posts
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mmatahi
France126 Posts
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LuckyFool
United States9015 Posts
On January 29 2012 16:45 Primadog wrote: Nice break out moment for VileIllusion and CatZ. Hope they can beats the long odds tomorrow.Illusion vs Catz finals. SUP SON ! Stephano will not 3-0 illusion. Illusion will win 3-2. | ||
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iAmiAnC
United Kingdom317 Posts
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On January 29 2012 17:05 Bagration wrote: First Destiny killing Hasuobs and Mana in IPL TAC, and now Catz making to the semis. I'd say they both shattered expectations greatly this week. I dunno about destiny shattering expectations. He is pretty good in p v z, especially against players who are not familiar with the mass muta build. But so far has he won a series yet vs a pro, in a tournament? | ||
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HappyChris
1534 Posts
On January 29 2012 18:00 LuckyFool wrote: Illusion vs Catz finals. SUP SON ! Stephano will not 3-0 illusion. Illusion will win 3-2. Never gonna happend illusion will feel pain and confusing after the serie:D | ||
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cyclone25
Romania3344 Posts
On January 29 2012 09:22 Flanq wrote: 8 am and cross server is likely to be fucking with his reaction time. If he didn't slept all night, I can see why SaSe lost to Catz. But if SaSe got a few hours of sleep and woke up at 8:00am, he shouldn't be very tired. Kas also played at 5:00am ... I wonder how did the organizers came up with these terrible hours? That is 8:00pm in US (pst). I'm pretty sure the US players could have played this earlier and it would have been better for everyone. | ||
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ROOTCatZ
Peru1232 Posts
On January 29 2012 22:10 cyclone25 wrote: If he didn't slept all night, I can see why SaSe lost to Catz. But if SaSe got a few hours of sleep and woke up at 8:00am, he shouldn't be very tired. Kas also played at 5:00am ... I wonder how did the organizers came up with these terrible hours? That is 8:00pm in US (pst). I'm pretty sure the US players could have played this earlier and it would have been better for everyone. my sleep schedule isn't completely good either, i woke up with 5 hours of sleep to play SaSe, just, to play sase, and as you can see, im not sleeping yet at almost 9am EST, I prob won't be able to sleep for another hour or two and I gotta play Kas in 7 hours, I don't by any means think that im better than SaSe, I think he's a fantastic and super solid player. I was lucky enough to match against him 3 times on the korean ladder, and I went 2-1 but I also felt they were incredibly lucky wins by me (and btw if that matters at all, that was me with the lag and him on his schedule) fact: SaSe is overall a better player and a more well rounded played than I am fact: SaSe is probably next to Naniwa, one of the 2 best protoss outside of korea (and even in korea) fact: SaSe has better results so far than I can even hope and atempt and do my best about archieving this year fact: I -can- beat SaSe, and I am lucky enough to be 5-2 vs him overall, and if i had to rate myself and weight myself against sase, I think the results should be inverted, but I will work hard and do my best to make it so that I can play as solid as he does, and archieve as much as he has. but, yeah, we've played under his conditions and his rules, and I still managed to win, twice, he messed up onetime big time though, but I believe im capable of beating anyone. Kas and BratOK are in my opinion the best 2 at TvZ outside of korea, and the only 2 Terrans that I trully fear, so I have a challenge ahead of me, beating Kas in a tournament would feel great, but I realize that I am not the favorite here by any means and it will be incredibly hard to even put up a fight against him, this doesn't mean that regardless of the outcome I appreciate the support of all of the people who care to stand behind me and that I will work hard this year to meet my fanbase's expectations in tournaments and competitive play. this is kind of bizzarre, but I guess its sort of a thank you to all of my supporters, as well as letting everyone else know that I am here to stick around and become the best player that I can be, and I am just happy and greatful to ONOG for giving me a chance here to prove myself, and I realize that for those who don't watch my stream of follow me closely, any one of my wins against these fantastic players will be considered an upset, for valid reasons and based on results, so big thanks to you as well for the constructive criticism, and I will do my best this year to keep on improving and provide some results progressively | ||
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Gnarfle
Sweden170 Posts
On January 29 2012 23:01 coL.CatZ wrote: my sleep schedule isn't completely good either, i woke up with 5 hours of sleep to play SaSe, just, to play sase, and as you can see, im not sleeping yet at almost 9am EST, I prob won't be able to sleep for another hour or two and I gotta play Kas in 7 hours, I don't by any means think that im better than SaSe, I think he's a fantastic and super solid player. I was lucky enough to match against him 3 times on the korean ladder, and I went 2-1 but I also felt they were incredibly lucky wins by me (and btw if that matters at all, that was me with the lag and him on his schedule) fact: SaSe is overall a better player and a more well rounded played than I am fact: SaSe is probably next to Naniwa, one of the 2 best protoss outside of korea (and even in korea) fact: SaSe has better results so far than I can even hope and atempt and do my best about archieving this year fact: I -can- beat SaSe, and I am lucky enough to be 5-2 vs him overall, and if i had to rate myself and weight myself against sase, I think the results should be inverted, but I will work hard and do my best to make it so that I can play as solid as he does, and archieve as much as he has. but, yeah, we've played under his conditions and his rules, and I still managed to win, twice, he messed up onetime big time though, but I believe im capable of beating anyone. Kas and BratOK are in my opinion the best 2 at TvZ outside of korea, and the only 2 Terrans that I trully fear, so I have a challenge ahead of me, beating Kas in a tournament would feel great, but I realize that I am not the favorite here by any means and it will be incredibly hard to even put up a fight against him, this doesn't mean that regardless of the outcome I appreciate the support of all of the people who care to stand behind me and that I will work hard this year to meet my fanbase's expectations in tournaments and competitive play. this is kind of bizzarre, but I guess its sort of a thank you to all of my supporters, as well as letting everyone else know that I am here to stick around and become the best player that I can be, and I am just happy and greatful to ONOG for giving me a chance here to prove myself, and I realize that for those who don't watch my stream of follow me closely, any one of my wins against these fantastic players will be considered an upset, for valid reasons and based on results, so big thanks to you as well for the constructive criticism, and I will do my best this year to keep on improving and provide some results progressively Well played, you won those games fair and square. There's nothing better than proving over and over again what a good player you are  | ||
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Primadog
United States4411 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On January 29 2012 23:05 Primadog wrote: No shame in beating SaSe in a bo5. In fact, those that put it as a fluke is just making excuses. Prove them wrong today, CatZ! why would there be a shame in beating anyone in a bo5? LOL | ||
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