EPT[Code S] RO32 Group F GSL 2012 Season 3 - Page 144
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Chunhyang
Bangladesh1389 Posts
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tsango
Australia214 Posts
Bit disappointed with parting not making it through, for someone who had really been dominating code s, but such is the nature of the group of death i suppose. | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10344 Posts
On June 20 2012 07:17 b0rt_ wrote: I haven't seen game 2 yet of symbol mkp but game 1 was a different league than any zerg I've seen before. He was near perfect. Damn. I remember when Nestea was dominating, his play was SICK. I remember watching him and expecting him to play "perfectly". The only thing he didn't do well was occasionally right clicking thors with his mutas (lol). Hopefully Symbol has obtained that level of relevant skill. I know what the "F" in Group F stands for. It stands for "we're FUCKED" xD | ||
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Azzur
Australia6259 Posts
Parting hasn't won anything apart from maybe winning the prize for the best cockiness Only to be promptly smacked down by MVP last season | ||
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
On June 20 2012 09:08 Azzur wrote: Parting hasn't won anything apart from maybe winning the prize for the best cockiness Only to be promptly smacked down by MVP last season Besides, MC is the best toss =P Or even Squirtle is better objectively than Parting because he's well rounded, whilst Parting is a PvT champion, but just Ro32-ish PvZ. Still, Mana as best toss is probably a joke about how people only remember the most recent results. But regardless it looks like the hype train will be strong with Symbol this season. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On June 20 2012 10:26 Bagration wrote: Ah Yugioh, the King of Code A I feel bad for Harrier. Drawing yugioh in the first round of code A is basically an autoloss T_T edit: had the wrong code a player to face yugioh | ||
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WigglingSquid
5194 Posts
On June 20 2012 09:45 bittman wrote: Besides, MC is the best toss =P Or even Squirtle is better objectively than Parting because he's well rounded, whilst Parting is a PvT champion, but just Ro32-ish PvZ. I agree that Squirtle seems to be a more well-rounded player, but I think that calling Parting's vZ Ro32ish is a bit unfounded. Honestly, he almost never faced anything else but best-in-class Zergs: Nestea, DRG, Symbol. | ||
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
On June 20 2012 10:55 WigglingSquid wrote: I agree that Squirtle seems to be a more well-rounded player, but I think that calling Parting's vZ Ro32ish is a bit unfounded. Honestly, he almost never faced anything else but best-in-class Zergs: Nestea, DRG, Symbol. Code S Ro32-ish. Given there's like 10-ish Protoss players in Code S, I'm basically still referring to Parting as a top 10 PvZer for at least GSL (give or take). It's not bad, but it's definitely a weakness and there are a number of better PvZ players that can be listed. Reminds me of the JYP problem, except not so severe. Probably more like the Leenock problem. Leenock can beat great PvZ players sometimes, but more commonly he'll need a good Z or T filled group/bracket to advance. And even then it's no certainty. We're in Code S nowdays, there's nothing but the best-in-class players around. | ||
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Sherlock-Canada
Canada269 Posts
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usethis2
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jackdaleaper
Philippines1216 Posts
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Kettchup
United States1911 Posts
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La1
United Kingdom659 Posts
 just watched the vod.. zergs have finally realised that ultras break ffs this is bad bad bad news.. | ||
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