Jesus, embarassing games from Haypro. I think he, amongst other old school SC2 players (Jinro, IdrA, Nony, to name a few) is definetly past his prime. Those 2nd game should be unwinable for Toss.

Rube_Juice

Canada348 Posts

May 24 2012 02:35 GMT

#73

On May 24 2012 11:33 Dexington wrote:
Holy crap, after that baneling bust I turned away to watch the hockey game, came back to see TT1 crushing face. Wtf?

Haypro decided to run his massive amount of zerglings around uselessly instead of just clicking on the Nexus and winning the game.. even then he was massively ahead, like 80 drones to 40.. I don't think this guy is destined to win much if he's been playing professionally all this time and this is what he regularly shows us.. I bet he's a great guy and I want to like him because he's Zerg, but all he does is disappoint me constantly every time I watch him..

/end Haypro rant

BlindKill

Australia1508 Posts

May 24 2012 02:37 GMT

#74

As much as I like to support the notion that toss op, TT1 did outplay him... look at how efficiently he macroed

revel8

United Kingdom3022 Posts

May 24 2012 02:37 GMT

#75

Stephano is 3-2 not 2-2! FFS. It's like the win over Cloud never happened for NASL.

Whatson

United States5357 Posts

May 24 2012 02:38 GMT

#76

This might be a bad time to bring this up again but...
Does anybody still remember all the hype that surrounded HayprO when he beat Nestea and took MVP too a game 3 in MLG Providence? Back then, over the next few weeks after MLG Prov, everybody was saying Haypro would become one of the top foreigners and predicting that he would soon win a major title. Oh how times have changed...

Bagration

United States18282 Posts

May 24 2012 02:40 GMT

#77

On May 24 2012 11:35 Rube_Juice wrote:

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I think Haypro needs to learn how to take an in-game advantage and use it to kill his opponent, rather allow for a comeback. The same thing happened with MVP at MLG Providence. He killed MVP's mech deathball, but rather than go and kill MVP/deal game-ending damage, he droned to over 100 workers, and MVP's second deathpush killed him. Of course, I feel bad for singling Haypro out, because many players make this mistake, but it seems mostly foreigners that blow leads like that. It's quite frustrating really, especially since I believe that Haypro does have potential to be much better. Hopefully the Korean training can give him that important "kill instinct".

Bonkerz

United States831 Posts

May 24 2012 02:42 GMT

#78

Haypro on Ohana, why didn't he saturate his first 4th's gases, like he had forever to but he kept it like at 4 drones for the longest time, Wierd hayper wierrrrd. But I guess he played relatively well, just wanted to see him succeed.

Sein

United States1811 Posts

May 24 2012 02:47 GMT

#79

I guess the OP hasn't been updated yet, but PuMa vs. NightEnD won't be played today. Fnatic contacted PuMa to let him know that NightEnD is sick and can't play.

jmbthirteen

United States10734 Posts

May 24 2012 02:52 GMT

#80

On May 24 2012 11:47 Sein wrote:
I guess the OP hasn't been updated yet, but PuMa vs. NightEnD won't be played today. Fnatic contacted PuMa to let him know that NightEnD is sick and can't play.

ah that's too bad.