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On July 07 2012 10:14 polyphonyEX wrote: SaSe and MC in the same group. That's tough, but he should make it out.
MC is pretty clear favorite, beat Sase at MLG Arena and Red Bull Lan this year and has a 6-2 overall record. If you mean tough for Sase, maybe. Could always pull an upset, don't know if he's better than Dimaga (probably) and don't know much about slivko.
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On July 07 2012 10:31 Heavenlee wrote:Show nested quote +On July 07 2012 10:14 polyphonyEX wrote: SaSe and MC in the same group. That's tough, but he should make it out. MC is pretty clear favorite, beat Sase at MLG Arena and Red Bull Lan this year and has a 6-2 overall record. If you mean tough for Sase, maybe. Could always pull an upset, don't know if he's better than Dimaga (probably) and don't know much about slivko. I meant tough for Sase. Don't expect him to win against MC but his PvZ is looking better than it was before. Definitely the favorite after MC.
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Can anyone please explain why Sase has the KR flag? I don't know if he's in Korea these days, but isn't that still not enough?
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Anyone watching TakeTV karaoke :D?
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A: Sleep, HasuObs B: Nerchio, Snute C: MC, Dimaga D: MVP, Ret
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A: Sleep, Idra B: Yonghaw, Snute C: MC, Sase D: MVP, Ret
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A: Happy, Sleep B: yongwha, nerchio C: MC Sase D: MVP GOlden
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On July 07 2012 10:31 Heavenlee wrote:Show nested quote +On July 07 2012 10:14 polyphonyEX wrote: SaSe and MC in the same group. That's tough, but he should make it out. MC is pretty clear favorite, beat Sase at MLG Arena and Red Bull Lan this year and has a 6-2 overall record. If you mean tough for Sase, maybe. Could always pull an upset, don't know if he's better than Dimaga (probably) and don't know much about slivko.
I would say either Sleep or MC will win the tournament. I hope Idra wins the tournament just going to be hard .
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I guess I'll post this here as well:
After the initial confusion, group selection went as follows:
The top 4 players by wins and mapscore of the first group stage were put in groups A through D in alphabetical order:
A: IdrA B: SaSe C: Sleep D: YongHwa
Next the other four top 1 finishers of the first group stage randomly drew their groups:
A: IdrA / Happy B: SaSe / Nerchio C: Sleep / MC D: YongHwa / Mvp
Next all of the second place finishers of the first group stage randomly drew their groups, drawing again whenever they drew a group with a player they had played before in the first group stage:
A: IdrA / Happy / Golden / HasuObs B: SaSe / Nerchio / BlinG / Snute C: Sleep / MC / DIMAGA / sLivko D: YongHwa / Mvp / Ret / Naama
Finally, as a special perk, the top 4 players by wins and mapscore of the first group stage got to switch themselves with someone from another group or stay in their group. The order was decided randomly, which came out to be YongHwa first, then SaSe, then Sleep, and finally IdrA.
Yongwha decided to switch himself with Golden in group A (YongHwa <-> Golden):
A: IdrA / Happy / YongHwa / HasuObs B: SaSe / Nerchio / BlinG / Snute C: Sleep / MC / DIMAGA / sLivko D: Golden / Mvp / Ret / Naama
Next, SaSe decided to switch himself with YongHwa in group A (SaSe <-> YongHwa):
A: IdrA / Happy / SaSe / HasuObs B: YongHwa / Nerchio / BlinG / Snute C: Sleep / MC / DIMAGA / sLivko D: Golden / Mvp / Ret / Naama
Following that, Sleep decided to switch himself with SaSe in group A (Sleep <-> SaSe):
A: IdrA / Happy / Sleep / HasuObs B: YongHwa / Nerchio / BlinG / Snute C: SaSe / MC / DIMAGA / sLivko D: Golden / Mvp / Ret / Naama
To complete group selection, IdrA finally decided to stay put in his group A (IdrA <-> IdrA):
A: IdrA / Happy / Sleep / HasuObs B: YongHwa / Nerchio / BlinG / Snute C: SaSe / MC / DIMAGA / sLivko D: Golden / Mvp / Ret / Naama
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Thanks. Quote it in the op if you like.
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On July 07 2012 11:15 Proseat wrote:Thanks. Quote it in the op if you like. already done :D hehe
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On July 07 2012 11:02 Coolness53 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 07 2012 10:31 Heavenlee wrote:On July 07 2012 10:14 polyphonyEX wrote: SaSe and MC in the same group. That's tough, but he should make it out. MC is pretty clear favorite, beat Sase at MLG Arena and Red Bull Lan this year and has a 6-2 overall record. If you mean tough for Sase, maybe. Could always pull an upset, don't know if he's better than Dimaga (probably) and don't know much about slivko. I would say either Sleep or MC will win the tournament. I hope Idra wins the tournament just going to be hard .
MVP. Winners will win.
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On July 07 2012 12:32 dumplings wrote:I made a highlight video of ROX.KIS sLivko neural parasiting a probe and building a nexuz for those who missed it. It was so cool. http://twitch.tv/taketvbstream/b/323936442sLivko <3<3 haha that was cool to watch, wonder how mothership/brood/corruptor/voidray/mothership comp would do aye
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On July 07 2012 12:35 opterown wrote:which looks better? haha playing around with the pictures
Wow I Didn't realize there were sc2 icons. Use those for sure.
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I prefer the top set.
Anyway, everyone wants to be in Group A apparently. Every player choose to "switch" into Group A, except Idra, he choose to stay in Group A.
On July 07 2012 09:08 maracuja123 wrote: You people need to realise Idra is NOT doing well at all. He placed first in his group but it was the weakest group of the entire tournament. No offense, but Bly is not really a big european zerg nickname when we have Nerchio, Ret, Snute, Slivko, Dimaga (to name few and that are playing this tournament, not to mention Stephano...).. Bling could not even do well in his own country at that WCS (people were expecting top 5 at least...).. Cloud????????????
He`ll again lose in the second phase of the tournament. Mark my words.
Again, no offense before idra fans start bashing me. This is what I think and Im almost completely sure he`ll not win against Sleep. Happy is really good in TXZ and people forget HasuObs, a rly good player (only german who got to this phase)
Marking your words. And I promise I won't bash you until Idra makes into the bracket. He is a streaky player, and the last time he went on a tear he won IEM Guangzhou, Asus Rog Stars Invite, MLG North American Invitational and placed 4th at MLG Orlando (beating Boxer, Hongun and Bomber in succession). No one expected him to win IEM after the start he had, but he cleaned up two very good Korean players in the bracket stages before beating Elfi.
If he believes in his play, he can beat anyone, and he is on a roll.
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