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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:55 Shellshock1122 wrote: haha i know right? tons of greedy macro games. for a long time he was doing 1 rax FE every matchup and he can hold off most early pressures designed to punish it, so he gets away with it haha | ||
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SkullZ9
Belgium2048 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:56 FakeDeath wrote: That is subjective. Did you even see him all-in in ALL OF THOSE GAMES? He played macro against Zenio,Taeja and Jinro though he attempted a void ray all-in but failed and instead transition into a phoenix build to macro games. He used to be an all-in player but now not so much.He played well today. I was talking about old matches and I didn't see today matches, so maybe I will in the future take a closer look at his play to see if it has changed  | ||
Inflicted
Australia18228 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:55 Ruscour wrote: Dude, Tassadar just wins stuff. He does really well in Korean Weekly tournaments and stuff like that that's quite stacked. He's not like BitByBit that just all-ins and is too terrible to do anything else, Tassadar is the god of 2base. Have you been following the Korean scene at all? | ||
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:56 samw wrote: well done HerO! He avoided TL and the foreigner scene looking like a complete joke. Uhhh not really HerO is a korean unless you considered Hero a foreigner =.= The foreigner reputation in the GSTL is in shambles after the poor display of TLO,Jinro,Haypro. | ||
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ETisME
12702 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:56 samw wrote: well done HerO! He avoided TL and the foreigner scene looking like a complete joke. I think this made the foreign scene looks even worse. the only players who have won any games at all are koreans. TLO played ok but jinro was really bad both games he played | ||
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SkullZ9
Belgium2048 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:56 SgtCoDFish wrote: Yeah, I'm always happy to see TL competing, even if they lose. I don't care I think it'd be cool if TL started a rookie program to get a wider/deeper roster; maybe have some tournies in each region to find new potential. I dunno if currently it could be afforded, but it'd be nice to see it happen. That would be a cool idea, but considering the last 3 players they bought were all well-known koreans, I think that's not their politics | ||
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Trowa127
United Kingdom1230 Posts
I still remember this. ![[image loading]](http://images.smh.com.au/2010/12/10/2089650/IMG_0058--6--600x400.jpg) | ||
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MavivaM
1535 Posts
A shame most of this wasn't physically possible, but in any case the team got exposure, a team bonding experience and korean training. Nazgul did the right choice. | ||
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WigglingSquid
5194 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:58 Inflicted_ wrote: Have you been following the Korean scene at all? no u. Tassadar has been mixing his style up lately, and qualified/went surprisingly deep in many preliminaries in the past weeks. | ||
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TBO
Germany1350 Posts
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Kerm
France467 Posts
On May 31 2012 20:59 ETisME wrote: I think this made the foreign scene looks even worse. the only players who have won any games at all are koreans. TLO played ok but jinro was really bad both games he played How does this could make it worse ? I mean everyone knows than only top top top foreign players ( think Sephano-caliber, and as much as I love them, neither TLO, Jinro nor Haypro are part from them) may be expected to win against most code A/S Koreans. Nothing new here. The only good news here is that TL lost before I went ahead and bought a season ticket Better luck/prep next time, keep it up !! | ||
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SkullZ9
Belgium2048 Posts
On May 31 2012 21:01 Kerm wrote: How does this could make it worse ? I mean everyone knows than only top top top foreign players ( think Sephano-caliber, and as much as I love them, neither TLO, Jinro nor Haypro are part from them) may be expected to win against most code A/S Koreans. Nothing new here. The only good news here is that TL lost before I went ahead and bought a season ticket Better luck/prep next time, keep it up !! Yep that's true, but I think TLO is improving, he almost qualified for Code A, that would have been great to see a foreigner qualify without being seeded | ||
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
On May 31 2012 21:01 Kerm wrote: How does this could make it worse ? I mean everyone knows than only top top top foreign players ( think Sephano-caliber, and as much as I love them, neither TLO, Jinro nor Haypro are part from them) may be expected to win against most code A/S Koreans. Nothing new here. The only good news here is that TL lost before I went ahead and bought a season ticket Better luck/prep next time, keep it up !! Uhhh all the foreigner did not won a single game in the GSTL and got roflstomped by Life and Tassadar who are not even the top top top top Korean players.?(MC,DRG,MVP,MKP,etc) | ||
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JimmyHollow
United Kingdom249 Posts
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m0ck
4194 Posts
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
On May 31 2012 21:00 TBO wrote: not the best performance but TSL lost last season 1-5 and 2-5 as well (vs NSH and IM). Better luck next try. nshoseo got all killed last season too | ||
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HarryKlein
Germany220 Posts
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samurai80
Japan4225 Posts
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ES.Genie
Germany1370 Posts
Getting all-killed by Bomber is something completely different than almost getting all-killed by Tassadar. | ||
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HarryKlein
Germany220 Posts
On May 31 2012 21:05 m0ck wrote: Judging the foreign scene on players who are mid-level in the EU/NA scene doesn't really make sense. For whatever reason TL has decided to hire mediocre foreigners (Ret is the exception) and excellent Koreans. It's a shame that TL has not done more in order to develop promising young players in the foreign scene, but it is what it is. +1 The problem with ret is, that everyone says that he is not practicing that much. And imo he would be the underdog against every Code A/S player in a tournament. | ||
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