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On May 20 2012 13:54 StarBrift wrote:
So this should put to rest any discussion on how much time and effort is needed to learn to execute a 2 base all in vs zerg vs how much it takes to learn to defend it.
Yes because the two players definitely have played SC2 for the same amount of time and of course it doesn't at all depend on the individual player.
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On May 20 2012 13:52 J1.au wrote:
Ok, that's the minor teams out of the way. It's time to watch some actual good teams.
Uhh... what?
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On May 20 2012 13:54 PhoenixDark wrote:
Jaedong started off well enough; his third was a bit late, but not enough to matter given what his opponent was doing. He completely botched the response to the 6 gate though, despite scouting it. That Immortal build is basically a counter to Stephano's heavy Roach attack, but I still think Jaedong could have done much better if he had attacked in the open, far enough from his base to re-max quickly.
he needed to make lings too. when i've seen this push defended, lings are usually a factor.
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Jaedong should learn from the True Dong.
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People really shouldn't be critical of these players in SC2. They are being forced into insanely taxing situations having to learn SC2 and stay competitive in BW.
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Enough with the elephant crap, these guys have barely played any SC2...
...you can say oh fOrGG bad no elephant cuz he's actually switched, but these guys are all still relying on BW. The only reason JD was sent out in SC2 was so that he could ace match BW
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On May 20 2012 13:45 theBALLS wrote:
Dear Zergs
This is how you beat 6gate immortal all-in.
Regards
Jaedong
Dear Protoss'
This whole warpin thing is hilarious
Regards
By.Sun
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I think were going to have to coin a new term. gsl koreans and osl koreans.
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ALLEYCAT BLUES50212 Posts
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This game jaedong showed impeccable macro and decent micro, he lost because of simple but essential things like (non-existant) creep spread and allowing his army to get forcefielded off, a simple flank on creep and sun would've turned into blue goo.
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On May 20 2012 13:55 IMoperator wrote:
Jaedong should learn from the True Dong.
He's already learning from himself.
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CJ vs KT next. will flash play bw or sc2? we'll see :o
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On May 20 2012 13:55 MrHoon wrote:it's like jaedong had the micro and macro for starcraft 2 but had no idea how the game worked 
THIS EXACTLY.
People saying he played bad only looked at how he lost.
JD had top notch macro and micro but made horrible decisions.
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On May 20 2012 13:55 Chicane wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 13:52 J1.au wrote:
Ok, that's the minor teams out of the way. It's time to watch some actual good teams. Uhh... what?
It is said SKT1 practiced the least.
And they won!
That means it only gets better from here possibly?
Edit: The problem with Team 8 is the enviroment (they don't have the best atmosphere for practicing).
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On May 20 2012 13:55 MrHoon wrote:it's like jaedong had the micro and macro for starcraft 2 but had no idea how the game worked
This. I'm saving this thread for 3 months down the line when BW pros have actually had a chance to play the game.
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On May 20 2012 13:56 IshinShishi wrote:
This game jaedong showed impeccable macro and decent micro, he lost because of simple but essential things like (non-existant) creep spread and allowing his army to get forcefielded off, a simple flank on creep and sun would've turned into blue goo.
creep spread is part of macro.
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Lol poor Sayle. His chat... oh god
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EPT
