The only thing Tastosis casts now is Code S and even with that they still miss matches because of other tournament.

Wolf/Khaldor has been the primary duo of GSL for a while now

aRyuujin

United States5049 Posts

July 22 2012 03:52 GMT

#585

ooh lets go hoejja!!!!!!

-niL

Canada1131 Posts

July 22 2012 03:52 GMT

#586

ZerO beat CranK? holy shit

Fanatic-Templar

Canada5819 Posts

July 22 2012 03:52 GMT

#587

On July 22 2012 12:47 Dosey wrote:

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You obviously root for the underdog.

Flash is now the underdog

I do typically like underdogs, but I was also a fan of Fantasy, Zero, Effort and the Six Dragons. It's just that my first experiences of Flash vs. Jaedong soured me to both players - they were massively hyped and the game was massively terrible. My first pro Brood War experience was actually a SKT vs. KTF proleague match, and I remember Lomo vs. Tempest far more fondly, despite the JvF ace match

Pyre

United States1940 Posts

July 22 2012 03:52 GMT

#588

I think flash has to beat brown then sniper then puzzle

anyone have a liquidpedia link? I cant find it

bittman

Australia8759 Posts

July 22 2012 03:52 GMT

#589

Oh man, looking at the brackets: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2012_StarCraft_II_World_Championship_Series/Asia/Nationals/South_Korea/Preliminaries

GROUP A: Hack, Jjakji and Byun. Like 3 terrans I really like. Gah, given TvT I feel Byun has it.

Seeker

Where dat snitch at?37023 Posts

July 22 2012 03:53 GMT

#590

On July 22 2012 12:49 ZenithM wrote:
Lol Seeker, so before that Symbol game, Brown's only win in 2012 was against Lure. Are we really under-appreciating Brown???

No. I also linked his EWM results

opterown

Australia54784 Posts

July 22 2012 03:53 GMT

#591

On July 22 2012 12:52 Pyre wrote:
I think flash has to beat brown then sniper then puzzle

anyone have a liquidpedia link? I cant find it

first link in op

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

July 22 2012 03:53 GMT

#592

On July 22 2012 12:50 bittman wrote:

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Sort of a misconception. Protoss can definitely just go for the deathball approach, however most good PvT players will combine macro-into-deathball with harassment.

If it's not the Protoss' job then why do most good players do it? =/

Just to say that "no harass" is not the prime criterion to say that someone plays a bad PvT...
It's not even valid criticism in any matchup really... Any matchup can be played straight up, with timings to pressure but no real "harass" (with like only a small part of your force).

Laryleprakon

New Zealand9496 Posts

July 22 2012 03:53 GMT

#593

On July 22 2012 12:52 pumpy145 wrote:
ZerO beat CranK? holy shit

Looks like a walk over

Fionn

United States23455 Posts

July 22 2012 03:53 GMT

#594

On July 22 2012 12:52 pumpy145 wrote:
ZerO beat CranK? holy shit

Looks like Crank didn't even show up. He was M.I.A from the GSTL semifinals as well.

opterown

Australia54784 Posts

July 22 2012 03:53 GMT

#595

On July 22 2012 12:52 pumpy145 wrote:
ZerO beat CranK? holy shit

crank noshow?

leo23

United States3075 Posts

July 22 2012 03:54 GMT

#596

LOL FLASH WITH THE RIDICULOUS SCOUT

Dodgin

Canada39254 Posts

July 22 2012 03:54 GMT

#597

On July 22 2012 12:52 bittman wrote:
Oh man, looking at the brackets: http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2012_StarCraft_II_World_Championship_Series/Asia/Nationals/South_Korea/Preliminaries

GROUP A: Hack, Jjakji and Byun. Like 3 terrans I really like. Gah, given TvT I feel Byun has it.

Don't underestimate Byun's mental state after losing in the OSL and to Seed in the GSL, he looked absolutely crushed in the booth. He may be at the start of a slump or still in a bad mental state from those losses.