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[17]Purple
United Kingdom3489 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:42 SealOverseer wrote: And so can Stephano take out any codeS player with a week of preparation. I don't get these type of posts... Preparation is a skill that some people excel at and some people don't, its is not so far-fetched to question Stephano's ability to prepare as we have not seen him in that type of environment. | ||
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revel8
United Kingdom3022 Posts
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iAmBiGbiRd
Australia1029 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:42 SealOverseer wrote: And so can Stephano take out any codeS player with a week of preparation. I don't get these type of posts... No i agree with him. The koreans are very, very good at preparing builds for specific opponents with a certain time to do so. Stephano is known for not caring about others and just focussing on his own play. He plays extremely good on the fly and making quick decisions but i'm not too sure how he will do when his every move is going to be countered before he does it | ||
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victorsvoice
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GP
United States1056 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:42 SealOverseer wrote: And so can Stephano take out any codeS player with a week of preparation. I don't get these type of posts... You didn't get my point, it's that every player in Code S is a finalist contender and that he could easily fall to any player in Code S. | ||
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Seiferz
United States640 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:43 Benjamin99 wrote: Stephano are the most studied player in the korean scene for like 6 months and they still cant take him out. Agreed. Do you seriously think that he hasn't been "prepared for"? It's been months and MC still considers him top 3 Zerg in the world and he still takes out top koreans. | ||
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KoBlades
Austria248 Posts
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victorsvoice
18 Posts
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:40 GP wrote: Stephano is a warrior at these weekend tournaments, we haven't seen how well he'll do with days of preparation per match. While I don't doubt he could make it far, he's extremely stylistic. With a week of preparation any player in Code S could easily take him out. what the hell does extremely stylistic even mean? stop talking nonsense son | ||
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Embir
Poland567 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:43 [17]Purple wrote: Preparation is a skill that some people excel at and some people don't, its is not so far-fetched to question Stephano's ability to prepare as we have not seen him in that type of environment. No, it is far-fetched as fuck. At most you can say that it is unknown if Stephano is good at preparing against his opponents, because we never have a chance to watch him in tournament like GSL. | ||
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kakaman
United States1576 Posts
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Azarkon
United States21060 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:40 GP wrote: Stephano is a warrior at these weekend tournaments, we haven't seen how well he'll do with days of preparation per match. While I don't doubt he could make it far, he's extremely stylistic. With a week of preparation any player in Code S could easily take him out. Stephano is not a preparer. He is an adapter. His ZvZ style changed between MLG and this tournament in the space of a week. He was going 14 pool into ling baneling into roach play there, and here he's switched it up to ling infestor into ultra and plays practiced with it. The latter is what makes it amazing - he is able to change his style in a week and demolish with it. But because he's an adapter, say Stephano figures out a style that works vs. his opponents and wins with it - he then doesn't change that style until he loses with it. He plays it again and again and again, and does not switch it up. This is makes it easy to prepare vs. him the first time, but hard to prepare for him a second time. | ||
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KoBlades
Austria248 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:45 victorsvoice wrote: On another note, do anyone else have a problem with the audio and the video not being synched? I haven't had any problems since they fixed the streams | ||
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iAmBiGbiRd
Australia1029 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:44 victorsvoice wrote: Iambigbird, stop smearing Ganzi's name. We are tired of it as you can see by the replies from people here. As I said on page 85 or 86. They were not manner mules. That said, Illusion deserved the win. But stop accusing Ganzi of being bad mannered when he was not. It's disrespectful. Nice troll. I was the one clearly defending him and saying that they were strategic mules not manner mules ^_^. Accusing someone for something they didn't do when you are wrong is also disrespectful, ironic much?? | ||
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simmeh
Canada2511 Posts
and the winner of illusion/violet makes it to bracket play as well.. and ganzi is out sucks for ganzi, hes playing but he knows he cant advance  | ||
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Mohdoo
United States15736 Posts
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lacho_u
Bulgaria535 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:46 Crushinator wrote: God I really hope Illusion can win this one, would be a pretty big victory for NA starcraft, and a possible breakthrough performance for a very talented young player. i do | ||
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Irave
United States9965 Posts
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victorsvoice
18 Posts
On May 27 2012 06:46 iAmBiGbiRd wrote: Nice troll. I was the one clearly defending him and saying that they were strategic mules not manner mules ^_^. Accusing someone for something they didn't do when you are wrong is also disrespectful, ironic much?? If that was you, then I apologize. Nested quotes confuse me sometimes. Other than that, I stand by what I said, to whoever it was that did it. | ||
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