EPTOn July 24 2012 00:08 opterown wrote:
zerg: 2/8 advance
terran: 2/3 advance
protoss: 4/5 advance
protoss op?
zerg: 2/8 advance
terran: 2/3 advance
protoss: 4/5 advance
protoss op?
Terran always OP since beta
Terranuuuuu pride![OSL] Dual Tournament Day 2 - Page 39
| Forum Index > StarCraft 2 Tournaments |
|
Moka
Canada942 Posts
Terran always OP since beta Terranuuuuu pride! | ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:08 opterown wrote: zerg: 2/8 advance terran: 2/3 advance protoss: 4/5 advance protoss op? 2/3 still too high for terran. expect bunker nerf next patch :D | ||
GTR
51333 Posts
The reason for low attendences are; - OGN don't advertise to foreigners (which is GSL's biggest draw) - No foreigners know how to get to the studio - Games tend to go on until late at night, I left during the second group's losers match so I could avoid the 20% taxi surcharge after midnight. - KeSPA players aren't playing | ||
|
Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:09 Rulker wrote: i dont htink that has anything to do with pressure adding up, just that they almost made the finals of a gsl and lost It was way worse this season though, never seen to much emotion from the semifinal losers before. | ||
|
Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:10 Dodgin wrote: It was way worse this season though, never seen to much emotion from the semifinal losers before. To be fair on byun he had thrown what should have been a ticket to the finals with that SCV pull. | ||
|
jcairne
United States127 Posts
| ||
|
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:08 WigglingSquid wrote: It's not new, but it seems more common than in the past. Byun, DRG, Jjakji, Yugioh right now... Symbol was crushed when he losted against Seed as well... I think also maybe the camera is showing it more. Plus with Kespa players coming in, GSL players know the competition will ramp up again and they might not get as good chances like this again. | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:09 phil.ipp wrote: so is there a date for the KESPA Dual Tournament? next monday and the one after :D | ||
|
SilverJohnny
United States885 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:07 Toadvine wrote: He's not looking that good to be perfectly honest. Yugioh is simply not smart enough to abuse the deficiencies of this roach/hydra style. Like, for instance, if he hadn't decided to engage 4 Queens and a Spore with his Muta flock, he could've done so much more with them. I think Nestea would've lost to a top ZvZer like Leenock or DRG if he tried to play like this. I don't disagree that his form is off from what it used to be, but I still think there is a very, VERY short list of players who can take him down in a ZvZ series, and only a slightly larger list of people who can even take a game off of him. Granted his play was sloppy, but a lot of it came down to missing Yugi's spire timing. But as soon as he saw the mutas he made the best possible choices - keep attacking to keep them at home, make a few more queens + spores (not too many, only made 4 to start), get a hydra den so you don't die and transition to infestors. Textbook and solid, even if he didn't control perfectly or if he didn't scout 100% accurately. Yugi didn't play horribly, he just made a few mistakes and those cost him the game against someone who knows what to do. | ||
|
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:10 Dodgin wrote: It was way worse this season though, never seen to much emotion from the semifinal losers before. Also, GSL are 2 months now so much more is invested. Last year, it was basically 1 per month so if you lost, you just say "I know I am good enough and I will make it next month". 2 months is double the time. | ||
|
TeMiL
Peru545 Posts
gl nestea :D | ||
|
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:13 SilverJohnny wrote: I don't disagree that his form is off from what it used to be, but I still think there is a very, VERY short list of players who can take him down in a ZvZ series, and only a slightly larger list of people who can even take a game off of him. Granted his play was sloppy, but a lot of it came down to missing Yugi's spire timing. But as soon as he saw the mutas he made the best possible choices - keep attacking to keep them at home, make a few more queens + spores (not too many, only made 4 to start), get a hydra den so you don't die and transition to infestors. Textbook and solid, even if he didn't control perfectly or if he didn't scout 100% accurately. Yugi didn't play horribly, he just made a few mistakes and those cost him the game against someone who knows what to do. I know there is a lot of talk about Nestea's slump. But it was just because he was so ahead of other zergs in mid 2011. I don't think it is him playing bad but rather others catching up. But by results, you still have to put him top 5 and really only DRG as #1 and you can argue about 2-4 (Symbol, Leenock(who had his own slump), Nestea) | ||
|
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:18 vthree wrote: I know there is a lot of talk about Nestea's slump. But it was just because he was so ahead of other zergs in mid 2011. I don't think it is him playing bad but rather others catching up. But by results, you still have to put him top 5 and really only DRG as #1 and you can argue about 2-4 (Symbol, Leenock(who had his own slump), Nestea) nerchio #1 zerg, he's the world champion man. | ||
|
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:19 opterown wrote: nerchio #1 zerg, he's the world champion man. Lol, I lefted out the foreign zergs on purpose since I didn't want this to turn into a Stephano post again!!! | ||
|
TheDougler
Canada8302 Posts
| ||
|
Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:21 vthree wrote: Lol, I lefted out the foreign zergs on purpose since I didn't want this to turn into a Stephano post again!!! SOMEBODY SAID ZERG OMG STEPHANO!!!111!!!! ALSO FUK IDRA!!!11!!! | ||
|
Fragile51
Netherlands15767 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:21 TheDougler wrote: So next round for the GSL guys is RO16 with Kespa players as well? If so will that be group stages or brackets? As far as i know people who advance from the dual tournament get to the ro16 together, only the dual tournament was seperate. I believe there will be a group selection for that. | ||
|
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:21 TheDougler wrote: So next round for the GSL guys is RO16 with Kespa players as well? If so will that be group stages or brackets? I am not 100% sure about this but OSL usually does random draws where the top 4 seeds (top 4 in previous OSL) draw names out of a hat and they are split into groups and play a round robin with tie breakers if necessary. But since this is first OSL where GSL and Kespa players merge, not sure what they will do. Because it is possible that Flash and Zero won't even make it (they still have to play in the ODT. Maybe they have Jangbi, Fantasy, MVP, Nestea to draw? Or randomly have 2 Kespa + 2 GSL or full random (could have 3/1, 4/0 groups). I am sure the details will come out once the Kespa ODTs are done. | ||
|
Fusilero
United Kingdom50293 Posts
On July 24 2012 00:27 vthree wrote: I am not 100% sure about this but OSL usually does random draws where the top 4 seeds (top 4 in previous OSL) draw names out of a hat and they are split into groups and play a round robin with tie breakers if necessary. But since this is first OSL where GSL and Kespa players merge, not sure what they will do. Because it is possible that Flash and Zero won't even make it (they still have to play in the ODT. Maybe they have Jangbi, Fantasy, MVP, Nestea to draw? Or randomly have 2 Kespa + 2 GSL or full random (could have 3/1, 4/0 groups). I am sure the details will come out once the Kespa ODTs are done. Jangbi and fantasy are seeded to the RO16 so they'll draw but I'm not sure about the other two, perhaps flash and zero if they qualify for the RO16 or top 2 GSL points of those who qualified? | ||
|
nkr
Sweden5451 Posts
| ||
| ||
