EPT[IEM] World - Day 4 @ CeBIT - Page 79
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setzer
United States3284 Posts
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SigmaoctanusIV
United States3313 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:29 Benjamin80 wrote: God Seraphone. Everytime a foreign player do well you get on TL and bring them down with you endless negativity. Why are you doing this ?? Would you rather have DRG come to this to lose to MMA or stay in Korea and win GSTL for MVP? | ||
thepuppyassassin
900 Posts
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brentsen
1252 Posts
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thepuppyassassin
900 Posts
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Doublemint
Austria8760 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:27 eurTsItniH wrote: Santinii? You kidding me? Also Caravaggio and Insomnia were both good, but they never really won anything against the Asians. Grubby and ToD were the only europeans consistently competing with the Korean and Chinese players Insomnia changed the metagame so dramatically...and was a fucking great SK gaming Terran - along many others(He-man/Survivor <3 good old times), Satinii was at one point at the top(AT least in EU), I think when mouz picked him up, not putting him up there is BS tbh... Caravaggio was more of the early stages of wc3 and left the scene - so you may have a point there. Point is - there were a shitton of good/excellent EU players - did not even name Zeus - Fury - Demu etc etc.... | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:30 setzer wrote: Can we not overhype another non-Korean until he actually has accomplishments on a more consistent basis and not simply in two IEM tournaments? People are far too quick to put players on pedestals and far too quick to tear them down from the platform they have been raised up on. Strange, I don't see anyone calling him one of the best protoss players in the world, or even the best foreign protoss etc, lol. I think people are just enjoying his run through this tournament, and he does seem to be one of the foriengers on the rise lately. | ||
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hooahah
3752 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:29 Logros wrote: Belgians 100% to the next round, Koreans 43% to the next round, pretty clear no? It's a known fact that the Belgian ladder is the hardest  | ||
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paintfive
785 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:30 setzer wrote: Can we not overhype another non-Korean until he actually has accomplishments on a more consistent basis and not simply in two IEM tournaments? People are far too quick to put players on pedestals and far too quick to tear them down from the platform they have been raised up on. Feast has been consistently beating players considered above him with a unique, aggressive style for a while now. | ||
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zefreak
United States2731 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:29 Fragile51 wrote: It's called hyping up a match. Jesus, how clueless are You? Oh, my bad I forgot people want this to be WWF with the artificial hype and storylines. | ||
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TaKemE
Denmark1045 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:26 Seraphone wrote: Focusing with immortals is not really difficult. You should expect more of your pro gamers. Its not as easy as you make it sound like when you have to move stalkers back all the time and can only have a few hit the immortal at the same time, each time you move the stalkers a bit you have to target fire it again and at the same time blinking all other stalkers. You cant just move forward with all your stalkers and target it down since it will cost alot dmg to you. Many other top korean pro players also have a hard time doing it sometimes when armies are so even. | ||
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MBH
Ireland796 Posts
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eurTsItniH
887 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:29 clusen wrote: Inso was the best ROC player :p Otherwise Creo and also Happy come to mind. Creo was the shit when he went fulltime pro for a year. Well Creo actually never really won something until he went semi-inactive lol. About Insomnia, yeah you're right. | ||
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MorroW
Sweden3522 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:28 zefreak wrote: Man these casters are clueless when it doesn't come to PvP lol. Two most formidable TvP in the world? Yeah.. its classic move by casters to hype their players along with the matches as much as possible they know very well who are the top players and they know what they said isnt entirely true. they both are among the top players in the world (maybe top15 tvp, inside this range) but its better if they say it this way point being, just sit back and enjoy the show and dont think about it too much when they talk about players skill-level | ||
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Benjamin80
581 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:30 SigmaoctanusIV wrote: Would you rather have DRG come to this to lose to MMA or stay in Korea and win GSTL for MVP? It´s not my point. But look at all the thread in this IEM and you can see Seraphone and his endless negativity every time a foriegner does well. I simply dont understand | ||
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Koshi
Belgium38799 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:30 SigmaoctanusIV wrote: Would you rather have DRG come to this to lose to MMA or stay in Korea and win GSTL for MVP? So true. So so true. They get a free trip to IPL 3 if he won. Spoiler GSTL + Show Spoiler + DRG actually won it for them | ||
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LastLordofCastamere
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Vadrigar
Bulgaria2379 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:30 setzer wrote: Can we not overhype another non-Korean until he actually has accomplishments on a more consistent basis and not simply in two IEM tournaments? People are far too quick to put players on pedestals and far too quick to tear them down from the platform they have been raised up on. Well these are the only tournaments Feast has played in so far you know? And SC2 is still part time for him, he's still in high school. So all hype is justified. Look what happened with Stephano when he went SC2 full time. | ||
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KosQ
Germany223 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:31 thepuppyassassin wrote: Feast taking this series..knew it.. probably saved his best builds for MC. I'm calling it now. Feast will win IEM WC I think he has very little chance vs any of the 2 terrans even if he advances, can't coinflip out of a tvp  | ||
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Warpish
834 Posts
On March 09 2012 22:30 setzer wrote: Can we not overhype another non-Korean until he actually has accomplishments on a more consistent basis and not simply in two IEM tournaments? People are far too quick to put players on pedestals and far too quick to tear them down from the platform they have been raised up on. Yes, but that is true for everything in life, not just sc2 players. | ||
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