EPT[GSL] 2012 Jan Code S RO32 D7 - Page 83
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
just saw the code a matchups too. If morrow beats Maru he runs into the TvZ brick wall of Happy >.> | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
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StyLeD
United States2965 Posts
On January 19 2012 01:46 Shellshock1122 wrote: Wut. MKP won 2 TvTs?! And Happy and Alive are both solid TvT players O_o. He never gets past the ro32. 1 year anniversary of 2nd place GSL January run coming up. Silver medals baby! just saw the code a matchups too. If morrow beats Maru he runs into the TvZ brick wall of Happy >.> I'm usually optimistic about brick walls, but there is no way Morrow can win against Happy. The guy has routinely beaten the top zergs in Code S, and Morrow is no where near a top zerg in the GSL. | ||
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Chicane
United States7875 Posts
Edit: On January 19 2012 01:46 Shellshock1122 wrote: Wut. MKP won 2 TvTs?! And Happy and Alive are both solid TvT players O_o. He never gets past the ro32. 1 year anniversary of 2nd place GSL January run coming up. Silver medals baby! just saw the code a matchups too. If morrow beats Maru he runs into the TvZ brick wall of Happy >.> Happy is solid at TvT? Hmm... not from what I remember, though I will admit I haven't seen too much of him. I just remember he was very good at TvZ. | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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murtas
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cuoongwhomy
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mrtomjones
Canada4020 Posts
On January 18 2012 23:06 Azzur wrote: Ah, the moment I saw set1, I knew that the "Brown Protoss hope" is going to be in trouble - in the first game against Alive he shows up with a gimmicky 3-gate warp-in on high ground pressure. Gimmicky in that his whole gameplan hinged on Alive not spotting the proxy pylon, you should've base your gameplan on your opponent making mistakes. He does proceeds to do some nice damage later on but decides to push in to Alive's base and his army gets smashed and dies to a counter-attack. Set2, he played solidly and won. In set3, he makes a baffling decision to attack up the ramp when up 2-bases-to-1 and knowing that Alive was allining on 1-base. All he had to do was sit back and defend and he wins easily. In set1 against Happy he tries for an "allinish" bust on Happy's fortified position. He doesn't lose outright since he had decent control on the retreat. However, Happy just streamrolls him in the counter-attack. Set2 against Happy, he did play solid but he scouted the 2-rax and really should've been more prepared, but was likely tilting already - his own fault after his gimmicky allinish play he was showing. Except for the decision in game three he played amazingly the first set dude. | ||
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secretary bird
447 Posts
On January 19 2012 02:40 mrtomjones wrote: Except for the decision in game three he played amazingly the first set dude. I dont think Brown played well in game one either its like he said Brown had the advantage early and then basically suicided his whole army for economic damage and died to the counter attack. I dont understand why he expanded so late, didnt have better upgrades or anything when he had the advantage. | ||
CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
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noddy
United Kingdom927 Posts
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
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lowercase
Canada1047 Posts
Half of me wants to say "Terran OP," but the other side recognizes that Brown just has terrible, terrible crisis-management skills. He was in control the whole game, but the moment Alive fought back and made some success, he just crumbled. Tragic. That said, it is still ridiculous how one good EMP can change a game like that. No other spell in the game is as powerful. Shouldn't it at least be 100 energy to cast?  | ||
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00Visor
4337 Posts
On January 18 2012 14:40 00Visor wrote: alive never gets credit. And Brown seems to be hyped a bit too much. quote myself from page3  go MKP! | ||
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yoshi245
United States2971 Posts
poor fella.Great to see MKP and aLive make it though. | ||
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IMoperator
4476 Posts
On January 19 2012 01:46 Shellshock1122 wrote: Wut. MKP won 2 TvTs?! And Happy and Alive are both solid TvT players O_o. He never gets past the ro32. 1 year anniversary of 2nd place GSL January run coming up. Silver medals baby! just saw the code a matchups too. If morrow beats Maru he runs into the TvZ brick wall of Happy >.> I've heard people saying Happy's TvZ is really good but I've only seen it like once and it was pretty standard, where did all this hype come from? | ||
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
On January 19 2012 04:29 IMoperator wrote: I've heard people saying Happy's TvZ is really good but I've only seen it like once and it was pretty standard, where did all this hype come from? His winrate, even though it's a pretty small sample size, he's got like an 85% winrate. He's really fucking good at TvZ, though there seems to be a lot of Korean Terrans like that. | ||
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MasterKang
United States1373 Posts
On January 18 2012 23:06 Azzur wrote: Ah, the moment I saw set1, I knew that the "Brown Protoss hope" is going to be in trouble - in the first game against Alive he shows up with a gimmicky 3-gate warp-in on high ground pressure. Gimmicky in that his whole gameplan hinged on Alive not spotting the proxy pylon, you should've base your gameplan on your opponent making mistakes. He does proceeds to do some nice damage later on but decides to push in to Alive's base and his army gets smashed and dies to a counter-attack. Set2, he played solidly and won. In set3, he makes a baffling decision to attack up the ramp when up 2-bases-to-1 and knowing that Alive was allining on 1-base. All he had to do was sit back and defend and he wins easily. In set1 against Happy he tries for an "allinish" bust on Happy's fortified position. He doesn't lose outright since he had decent control on the retreat. However, Happy just streamrolls him in the counter-attack. Set2 against Happy, he did play solid but he scouted the 2-rax and really should've been more prepared, but was likely tilting already - his own fault after his gimmicky allinish play he was showing. Even if Alive scouted a proxy pylon, it's not like Alive had enough time to throw down 3 bunkers and complete them in time. Brown knew Alive would go 1 rax expand and metagamed him. His play throughout the entire series was extremely solid and possibly the best forcefields I've ever seen. He made one or two big mistakes in games 1 and 3 that lost him the game. He may not be the best toss player in the world right now, but he's definitely damn close to it | ||
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