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dragonborn
4781 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:28 elKaDor wrote: Idra, plz do us a favour and start playing Terran like u did in BW, it cant go worse than it does atm IdrA "i wouldnt play terran cuz i have self respect" | ||
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Stanlot
United States5742 Posts
SangHo, protoss hero, makes a great showing :D | ||
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Omegalisk
United States337 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:24 aintz wrote: 3 terran 3 zerg 6 protoss. tvp final inc Several of the races were matched up against themselves, though, so its 1/2 Zergs, 4 Protoss, 2/3 Terran. | ||
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Corsica
Ukraine1854 Posts
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ODKStevez
Ireland1225 Posts
 Awesome this year, Lots of Protoss though O_oOk what the hell happened the post? O_O "IEM is awesome this year, lots of Protoss though O_o" | ||
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darkest44
United States1009 Posts
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Kznn
Brazil9072 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:42 ODKStevez wrote: IEM is Awesome this year, Lots of Protoss though O_oOk what the hell happened the post? O_O "IEM is awesome this year, lots of Protoss though O_o" you pressed the tlpd-ize button on the top of your post window. (the hydralisk) | ||
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obesemk
Norway267 Posts
nvm. my bad. Supernova beat df. | ||
CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:42 darkest44 wrote: How the hell has Puma never been in even code A of GSL. He regularly beats other code A/S Koreans in foreign tournaments. Does he even go to the code A qualifiers? He can't get past Code A qualifiers. | ||
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illsick
United States1770 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:46 obesemk wrote: Why is darkforce third in his group with the same score as supernova? Darkforce beat supernova... no, supernova beat darkforce | ||
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Slangen
Sweden1166 Posts
MMA > Zenio/Supernova Elfi > JYP Puma > Elfi So MMA vs Puma in the first semi. Darkforce > viOLet MC > Darkforce Killer < HasuObs Feast > HasuObs Feast vs MC in the second, witch should be awsome :D | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:42 darkest44 wrote: How the hell has Puma never been in even code A of GSL. He regularly beats other code A/S Koreans in foreign tournaments. Does he even go to the code A qualifiers? I believe he has gone to 2 qualifiers since joining EG. The last one he went to he was made it to the final round but lost. There seems to be some sort of mental block when it comes to the Code A qualifiers for Puma. He is most definitely good enough to be in Code A and I could see him making Code S. There is a reason EG has him as their ace over JYP. Also Kennegit picked Puma to get first in his IEM group even over Code S Liquid'Zenio. There is just something about the qualifiers that he doesnt play his best. | ||
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CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:49 jmbthirteen wrote: I believe he has gone to 2 qualifiers since joining EG. The last one he went to he was made it to the final round but lost. There seems to be some sort of mental block when it comes to the Code A qualifiers for Puma. He is most definitely good enough to be in Code A and I could see him making Code S. There is a reason EG has him as their ace over JYP. Also Kennegit picked Puma to get first in his IEM group even over Code S Liquid'Zenio. There is just something about the qualifiers that he doesnt play his best. Puma is really bad against good zergs, that's why he can't qualify and (probably) wouldn't last in GSL. JYP isn't the ace because he's not well-rounded enough. Zenio is an aberration in Code S. | ||
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Freyz
Finland4 Posts
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zocktol
Germany1928 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:29 Zealot Orgy wrote: I once again have to question IEM... It's not the first time the Race that has the highest number of players in the final bracket gets "casually" thinned off by mirror matchups. It is more prone to happen, when there are a lot of people from the same race, that mirror matches are more likely. The ZvZ basically made the whole thing completely nearly impossible to not have at least one PvP. If there were no Mirrors, people might argue the completely diffrent way, claiming that it waas fixed to not ahve any mirror matches. You can read a lot into the bracket, i could just claim, that IEM hates Z and germans, because DF and HasuObs are not able to meet in the finals.  Don't want to attakc you just trying to show that one could argue in either way ^^ | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:51 CosmicSpiral wrote: Puma is really bad against good zergs, that's why he can't qualify and (probably) wouldn't last in GSL. JYP isn't the ace because he's not well-rounded enough. Zenio is an aberration in Code S. while his TvZ is his weakest match up, he can beat good Zergs and does. Like it or not, Zenio is code S and got there through solid play. Not only did he just 2-0 him, he 3-0'd Lucky at Assembly. He has beaten DRG too. Its a mental block keeping him out of gsl. if he made it in, he would absolutely stay in and its silly to suggest otherwise. | ||
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illsick
United States1770 Posts
On March 08 2012 03:51 CosmicSpiral wrote: Puma is really bad against good zergs, that's why he can't qualify and (probably) wouldn't last in GSL. JYP isn't the ace because he's not well-rounded enough. Zenio is an aberration in Code S. he's above average against T, not that good against Z, amazing against P but he should still be able to qualify for code A. I mean, JYP was horrible versus terran and zenio's only good MU is against other zergs and they both are in the GSL. | ||
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morbvs
Germany358 Posts
Much better / good: - you can now sit down and watch SC2 all day long on a specialized stage, rather than enduring hours of LoL and CS 1.6 in between the sc2 games, since they only had 1 stage last year. - you are so damn close to the players and casters that you can stand behind them and really watch over their shoulder (or spit them on the head if you're an imbecile) - you can also watch the players in the players lounge which seems to be very nice and comfy not good / terrible: - SC 2 stage is tiny compared to the LoL stage (Main stage), just about a third of the size - no real fan atmosphere because most visitors are normal trade show visitors (introduces them to e-Sport, which is a good thing, but of course they don't go nuts) - It is incredibly noisy, especially because sc2 stage is close to the xmg booth and they are having extremely loud music and give away stuff to a yelling crowd of teenagers. I now officially hate XMG because the terribly annoying "XMG" chants which make it very hard to hear the cast My bottom line is: Cebit is definetely worth a visit. If you go there you should check out more than just the IEM though. Best thing about the IEM is that you can see the players and watch them play / practice. It is often quite funny to see folks in suits stand there and watch the screens with expression of pure confusion on their faces :D They just can't comprehend why there are so many people sitting and watching. But if you want to watch the games you are probably better off with the stream because XMG and their ridiculous noise level kills it... | ||
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Falconblade
United States1035 Posts
On March 08 2012 04:02 illsick wrote: he's above average against T, not that good against Z, amazing against P but he should still be able to qualify for code A. I mean, JYP was horrible versus terran and zenio's only good MU is against other zergs and they both are in the GSL. He's an absolute beast in Foreign Tournaments... which we all know. He has over a 65% w/r in every match up in the foreign scene. And he's apparently one of the best in practice in Korea. I dunno, Code A qualifiers are kinda lame, where you can get far and knocked out to something stupidly. I also think that this suits him more than Code A. Where he can play on the fly, not having much time to prepare vs. Code A and Code S where players prepare weeks for 1 match and set of maps. | ||
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CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
On March 08 2012 04:01 jmbthirteen wrote: while his TvZ is his weakest match up, he can beat good Zergs and does. Like it or not, Zenio is code S and got there through solid play. Not only did he just 2-0 him, he 3-0'd Lucky at Assembly. He has beaten DRG too. Its a mental block keeping him out of gsl. if he made it in, he would absolutely stay in and its silly to suggest otherwise. Lucky's ZvT is terrible. Zenio's isn't much better. He beat DRG once (and it was 2-1). He also proceeded to lose to Lucky, Ret, Morrow, got mauled by Stephano at Assembly (who didn't consider practicing ZvT for months before Polt beat him in the finals), and was outplayed by Ragnarok and Miya in EWM. His KR record vs zergs is 2-10 since GSL Season 1 qualifiers. On March 08 2012 04:02 illsick wrote: he's above average against T, not that good against Z, amazing against P but he should still be able to qualify for code A. I mean, JYP was horrible versus terran and zenio's only good MU is against other zergs and they both are in the GSL. Zenio and JYP can never make deep runs in the GSL. They get knocked out of the first round immediately and are forced to rely on lucky matchups to survive. Zenio play very well against sC but usually his ZvT is much sloppier; I was surprised to see such good late game management. And it sure didn't carry over to IEM. :/ | ||
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