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ABear
Profile Joined June 2006
United States161 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-08-06 16:03:02
August 06 2012 16:00 GMT
#2301
(1)The elephant thread was written in May 2011 -- back when the level of play wasn't nearly as high as it is today. Obviously it's going to take them a bit longer to catch up than it would have back then. I do not even think that thread is that relevant anymore due to how much time has passed although some points are still worth considering.
(2)kespa players are still playing bw for proleague, so they haven't even really "switched" to sc2 yet.
I'm not sure why anyone finds these results meaningful at all. Obviously the GSL players are still better, and the kespa players are going to need more time.
Thurken
Profile Joined September 2011
961 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-08-06 21:35:13
August 06 2012 16:00 GMT
#2302
On August 07 2012 00:40 jellyjello wrote:
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On August 07 2012 00:14 Mauldo wrote:
On August 06 2012 23:06 transcendent one wrote:
i only read the last 3-4 pages but there seem to be people who get some kind of perverted satisfaction because guys who been playing sc2 FOR A MUCH MUCH MUCH SHORTER TIME than current hot sc2 pros are not destroying those sc2 pros.

how idiotic can people be lol. the guys who cant comprehend why it happens like this should never post here ever. did anyone ever say bw pros will dominate the scene as soon as they switch? give them a few months. they are still probably practicing bw for pl...


Actually, yes. Every BW elitist, which was a lot of people, did for the past 2 years. Maybe you should do more research before you start shitting on people, or you'll look as silly as you do now.

I mean, my day wasn't made because Jaedong lost to Alive, but I smirked when I thought about that "Elephant in the Room" article and the last 2 years of "Yeah well, all you SC2 progamers/viewers better watch yourself, even the BW b-teamers are going to wreck you when they do switch."

Thought SC2 was super easy? Thought it was dumbed down? Thought Flash was a god that would kick Mr. Chae in the balls and steal his toys before tearing MC's arms off? I think everyone who had to sit through that deserves a few chuckles at the elitist's expense. Especially considering the BW elitists would regularly go into SC2 threads just to throw the shit, then bitch when some jackass SC2 fan would venture into the BW forums and troll.

It's some good old fashioned schadenfreude, and I don't think it's completely uncalled for.


I'm not a BW elitist, but FWIW coach Ryu is quoted as saying top BW players will catch up 100% in 2-3 months after the end of current proleague. So, we are looking at around November-December. He also said that most Kespa players right now are at the level of low to mid Code A.


The difference between catching up more than six months after playing the game (even if it is 75% for the first 3 months) and dominating after a few months is huge. It is maybe the same difference between unfortunately-featured-bw-fanboy-thread and well thought post...
Easy_Messi
Profile Joined August 2012
6 Posts
August 06 2012 16:12 GMT
#2303
On August 07 2012 00:18 bittman wrote:
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On August 07 2012 00:07 Easy_Messi wrote:
Attention plz! I want to ask a quetion that whether parting has the best pvt in the world. My friend and I have a heated argument on this topic. I think parting's performance today is good but not excellent. And beating SC with 2:0 doesn't mean parting has a very top level pvt.
By the way, can someone give me some vods where parting beat top terrans or just some example. thx

my English is quite poor. Hope I can be understood > <


I guess you'll be looking for the season 2 for 2012 in GSL perhaps? That's the season where he made his claim to fame with wins over Polt, ForGG, TheSTC and MKP. Was basically a who's-who of terran for the season until he fell to MVP.

It looks like the best PvT around (not that I've seen today's games). Unfortunately Parting's PvZ looks to be a weakness, but not of the level where's he's irrelevant if we're talking top x Protoss players. x comes down to opinion of course. Some may make him top 3, others top 10. Imo he's just outside a top 3 with Squirtle, Seed and MC at the top. It's then probably debatable between Genius, Puzzle and Parting for the next 3. Creator, Hero, Naniwa beyond that.

San I have no idea. He's either one of the best protoss players around or so-so. I can't read his power level =/


Thx a lot. Really helpful!
Squeegy
Profile Joined October 2009
Finland1166 Posts
August 06 2012 16:13 GMT
#2304
On August 06 2012 22:22 Grumbels wrote:
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On August 06 2012 22:17 Squeegy wrote:
On August 06 2012 22:12 Grumbels wrote:
Current GSL players are roughly the same group as they were a year ago, the elephant theory always was that the competition was a farce not because of the level of play, but because of the people dominating. Clearly, the same people are dominating, so competition should still be a farce, by the elephant theory's standards. Nobody ever denied that among the KeSPA players there would be a lot of really strong players, I think people are just hesitant to say that given a year they will come to totally dominate the scene (not to mention the leap required to say that the competition was worthless before).

Squeegy is simply morphing the theory to suit his own needs, so he can keep it as a sort of boogeyman looming over the scene.


I suggest you read a book or two on formal logic. It'll teach how to analyze arguments and how to notice the subtle things that lead to misrepresentation such as the one you have arrived at. You can thank me later, friend!

The funny thing is I actually followed several courses on formal logic. I guess I didn't learn anything.

In any case, I think Flash and Jaedong will be very strong over time, it just doesn't validate the elephant theory which requires that every single KeSPA A-teamer would completely crush all the competition, not just Flash or Jaedong.


Yes, it is a shame. Next time remember to do your homework, it'll teach you a lot.

On August 06 2012 22:38 Chargelot wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 06 2012 22:17 Squeegy wrote:
On August 06 2012 22:12 Grumbels wrote:
Current GSL players are roughly the same group as they were a year ago, the elephant theory always was that the competition was a farce not because of the level of play, but because of the people dominating. Clearly, the same people are dominating, so competition should still be a farce, by the elephant theory's standards. Nobody ever denied that among the KeSPA players there would be a lot of really strong players, I think people are just hesitant to say that given a year they will come to totally dominate the scene (not to mention the leap required to say that the competition was worthless before).

Squeegy is simply morphing the theory to suit his own needs, so he can keep it as a sort of boogeyman looming over the scene.


I suggest you read a book or two on formal logic. It'll teach how to analyze arguments and how to notice the subtle things that lead to misrepresentation such as the one you have arrived at. You can thank me later, friend!

You are disgustingly arrogant. If the KeSPA players were better, they'd win. It's as simple as that. The better player wins. Could they potentially be better? Yes. Are they currently better? Not even close.

You call yourself an objective bystander, yet you have not used objectivity to judge the situation. You have argued with thoughts and feelings, not with measurable facts. Whenever someone attempts to deny you, you just tell them they're stupid and require further education.

You've met your match. In the words of your people, the trolls, "come at me bro".


What does it mean to say someone is the better player? Is Bischu the better player than Taeja? If it were a best of three, he would have 2-0d Taeja. I don't think Bischu is or was the better player than Taeja. Do you? I do think that Bischu played better but that is not equivalent to being the better player. Of course, all this is redundant because I don't think Jaedong is currently the better player. Does he have the potential to be the better player? Yes. Way better.

Sometimes, unfortunately, an argument will not do and ridicule is the only option. Gurembles there is a good example. It is simply a fact that his interpretation, as is so many else's, of the Elephant thread, is wrong. I have tried pointing this out and I've even offered to elaborate on the points. But as I said, sometimes an argument will not work, no matter how sound it is.

Don't consider me a troll. Consider me a teacher. You could learn a few things.

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jellyjello
Profile Joined March 2011
Korea (South)664 Posts
August 06 2012 16:16 GMT
#2305
On August 07 2012 00:49 Markwerf wrote:
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On August 07 2012 00:36 jellyjello wrote:
On August 07 2012 00:21 eden-san wrote:
On August 06 2012 23:49 Probe1 wrote:
You've never seen that anywhere else.. like during late 2010 and the first half of 2011 when Nestea popularized expand first builds by holding off 7/8 pools?

I'm a big fan of Nestea, but the way JD micro'ed it seemed even a step higher to me.
Not saying JD is better, far from it, but he has all the foundations imho :-)


JD already is displaying better SC2 mechanics than some of the GSL zergs. His first game was really good. Many GSL zergs would have folded way way earlier in the game for missing the larva inject timing or not defending the multi drops efficiently (JD splited his army in three ways to defend two drops while keeping the center watch tower). I was actually surprised that he held onto his fourth as long as he did. If he could have just baited aLive to attack into his defense, he could have won that game.


But in the same game he also missed lots of drops, failed to cancel hatches on time etc etc. First game was alright but also hard to judge because it was so passive for a long time (and when it did get later on JD kind of fell apart), second game was just abysmal.
Mechanics looked fine but nothing spectacular either, still tactically he needs quite a bit of improvement.


Not sure where he missed drops until the very end. He defended early drops very well considering he wasn't aware of drops coming his way. There are some GSL zergs that would fold competely if two medival full of marines with stim safely lands in your main without you catching them first while your entire army is out in the middle of map . JD did very well to only lose his pool.

Antiga is considered a T favored map in TvZ because T can deny the 8th gas from zerg by sieging the middle. This is the #1 thing for Korean zergs when playing T in this map. Once you know that, you'd get a better grasp of why and how JD was playing in his first game. He fought very hard to not lose the center while defending multi drops at the same time. He even managed to hold on to his fourth base until he got to the Hive. All this while not missing a single larva inject (this is important because without constant larva inject, you cant army trade vs T efficiently).
crms
Profile Joined February 2010
United States11933 Posts
August 06 2012 16:17 GMT
#2306
I didn't expect jaedong to beat aLive, that too big a shark too early. Having said that, how were his games? Is he showing improvement (no more weird queen attacks?)

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a_flayer
Profile Blog Joined April 2010
Netherlands2826 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-08-06 16:34:14
August 06 2012 16:25 GMT
#2307
Jaedong's first game was good overall but showed his lack of experience. He did the correct build to start with, but he went for broodlords on a map that do not really support them and had some issues with the pathing of the units. Basically, he showed smart and solid but inexperienced play. This will correct itself in a few months, I believe

The second game also showcased his inexperience by attempting a baneling bust that would have probably worked 18 months ago.

Edit What the guy below said - jaedongs creep spread, injects and infestor control was all excellent.
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Thurken
Profile Joined September 2011
961 Posts
August 06 2012 16:26 GMT
#2308
On August 07 2012 01:17 crms wrote:
I didn't expect jaedong to beat aLive, that too big a shark too early. Having said that, how were his games? Is he showing improvement (no more weird queen attacks?)


You can look at page 114 for some vod.
rysecake
Profile Joined October 2010
United States2632 Posts
August 06 2012 16:31 GMT
#2309
On August 07 2012 01:17 crms wrote:
I didn't expect jaedong to beat aLive, that too big a shark too early. Having said that, how were his games? Is he showing improvement (no more weird queen attacks?)



He looked good. Few control errors here and there (losing all his broodlords for nothing) but other than that he looked pretty strong. Alive eventually dismantled him through sheer macro and multitasking (he dropped the fuck out of jaedong, like 3-4 prong drops simultaneously) but jd's infestor control and creep spread looked really strong already.
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Apolo
Profile Joined May 2010
Portugal1259 Posts
August 06 2012 16:36 GMT
#2310
On August 07 2012 00:52 Kazeyonoma wrote:
I think the majority of the threads bw/sc2 arguments can be summed up as:

1) The BW pros aren't ready yet, but there were some glimpses of awesome
2) The Elephant article was wrong about the 'timing' of dominance, but there is still time for the kespa pros to catch up
3) jaedong vs. alive isn't exactly fair, ipl3 champion, and long time code S terran vs. half bw, half sc2 jaedong. not unexpected result.
4) Coaches state that BW pros show very amazing mechanics, and win despite being less knowledgeable, showing promise for future dominance, but not ready yet.
5) sc2 fans calling out bw elitist.

does that sound about right?


Yes, from what i've been reading.
MetalPanda
Profile Joined April 2012
Canada1152 Posts
August 06 2012 16:46 GMT
#2311
On August 07 2012 01:13 Squeegy wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 06 2012 22:22 Grumbels wrote:
On August 06 2012 22:17 Squeegy wrote:
On August 06 2012 22:12 Grumbels wrote:
Current GSL players are roughly the same group as they were a year ago, the elephant theory always was that the competition was a farce not because of the level of play, but because of the people dominating. Clearly, the same people are dominating, so competition should still be a farce, by the elephant theory's standards. Nobody ever denied that among the KeSPA players there would be a lot of really strong players, I think people are just hesitant to say that given a year they will come to totally dominate the scene (not to mention the leap required to say that the competition was worthless before).

Squeegy is simply morphing the theory to suit his own needs, so he can keep it as a sort of boogeyman looming over the scene.


I suggest you read a book or two on formal logic. It'll teach how to analyze arguments and how to notice the subtle things that lead to misrepresentation such as the one you have arrived at. You can thank me later, friend!

The funny thing is I actually followed several courses on formal logic. I guess I didn't learn anything.

In any case, I think Flash and Jaedong will be very strong over time, it just doesn't validate the elephant theory which requires that every single KeSPA A-teamer would completely crush all the competition, not just Flash or Jaedong.


Yes, it is a shame. Next time remember to do your homework, it'll teach you a lot.

Show nested quote +
On August 06 2012 22:38 Chargelot wrote:
On August 06 2012 22:17 Squeegy wrote:
On August 06 2012 22:12 Grumbels wrote:
Current GSL players are roughly the same group as they were a year ago, the elephant theory always was that the competition was a farce not because of the level of play, but because of the people dominating. Clearly, the same people are dominating, so competition should still be a farce, by the elephant theory's standards. Nobody ever denied that among the KeSPA players there would be a lot of really strong players, I think people are just hesitant to say that given a year they will come to totally dominate the scene (not to mention the leap required to say that the competition was worthless before).

Squeegy is simply morphing the theory to suit his own needs, so he can keep it as a sort of boogeyman looming over the scene.


I suggest you read a book or two on formal logic. It'll teach how to analyze arguments and how to notice the subtle things that lead to misrepresentation such as the one you have arrived at. You can thank me later, friend!

You are disgustingly arrogant. If the KeSPA players were better, they'd win. It's as simple as that. The better player wins. Could they potentially be better? Yes. Are they currently better? Not even close.

You call yourself an objective bystander, yet you have not used objectivity to judge the situation. You have argued with thoughts and feelings, not with measurable facts. Whenever someone attempts to deny you, you just tell them they're stupid and require further education.

You've met your match. In the words of your people, the trolls, "come at me bro".


What does it mean to say someone is the better player? Is Bischu the better player than Taeja? If it were a best of three, he would have 2-0d Taeja. I don't think Bischu is or was the better player than Taeja. Do you? I do think that Bischu played better but that is not equivalent to being the better player. Of course, all this is redundant because I don't think Jaedong is currently the better player. Does he have the potential to be the better player? Yes. Way better.

Sometimes, unfortunately, an argument will not do and ridicule is the only option. Gurembles there is a good example. It is simply a fact that his interpretation, as is so many else's, of the Elephant thread, is wrong. I have tried pointing this out and I've even offered to elaborate on the points. But as I said, sometimes an argument will not work, no matter how sound it is.

Don't consider me a troll. Consider me a teacher. You could learn a few things.


Except Taeja played it like it was a Bo5 against a random noob, and Taeja won the two first games by cheesing. As soon as he went for macro he won. Sometimes it's just HOW it happens, not the result itself. JD has some real potential, but there's no denying Alive is a better SC2 player right now.
PhoenixDark
Profile Joined March 2011
United States286 Posts
August 06 2012 16:47 GMT
#2312
bububu I thought BW players would win effortlessly because SC2 players suck and SC2 is such an easy game you don't even need to understand it to win.

The Kespa players will be good/great soon. Jaedong has great mechanics, as does Flash. The issue is timings, builds, and general game sense. They can't compete with Code S players right now, but eventually they will. I'm not sure any of them could qualify for Code A next season, given what I've seen in the proleague.

I must say that seeing Jaedong struggle against multi pronged drops put a smile on my face, even as a fan of his. SC2 has a very high skill ceiling, we haven't seen it yet.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=435469
Rance
Profile Joined April 2012
Canada18 Posts
August 06 2012 16:48 GMT
#2313
'The Elephant' argument became much weaker in the later half of last year. But up until then, half the players in Code S probably didn't belong there (and currently cannot survive in the current GSL format) and players like Boxer, July, Nada who were somewhat mediocre in BW before the switch were placing high,

The game has been figured out by a lot of players who were dedicated to SC2 now including those who've been stuck in Code A for the longest time such as Leenock and Squirtle. It's gonna be quite a while for Kespa players to catch up.
Dranak
Profile Joined July 2011
United States464 Posts
August 06 2012 16:50 GMT
#2314
On August 07 2012 01:17 crms wrote:
I didn't expect jaedong to beat aLive, that too big a shark too early. Having said that, how were his games? Is he showing improvement (no more weird queen attacks?)


He's improving. He did generally the right thing, just flawed execution and lots of small mistakes. He's getting good, but he's not great at SC2 yet.

Someone posted the matches (in Korean) on youtube.
vesicular
Profile Blog Joined March 2010
United States1310 Posts
August 06 2012 16:53 GMT
#2315
On August 07 2012 01:13 Squeegy wrote:Of course, all this is redundant because I don't think Jaedong is currently the better player. Does he have the potential to be the better player? Yes. Way better.


This is about the only thing that matters. Does anyone think that JD will never be Code S or take home titles in SC2? The entire conversation of this needing to happen overnight is silly and goes for any Kespa player. The question is how long it will take and who they will displace at Code S/A level.

The extremes on both sides are fighting over nothing. No Kespa player is good enough yet, but there will be Kespa players that take over and dominate in SC2 eventually. Both of these things are fairly certain.
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Xiphos
Profile Blog Joined July 2009
Canada7507 Posts
August 06 2012 17:00 GMT
#2316
On August 07 2012 01:53 vesicular wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 07 2012 01:13 Squeegy wrote:Of course, all this is redundant because I don't think Jaedong is currently the better player. Does he have the potential to be the better player? Yes. Way better.


This is about the only thing that matters. Does anyone think that JD will never be Code S or take home titles in SC2? The entire conversation of this needing to happen overnight is silly and goes for any Kespa player. The question is how long it will take and who they will displace at Code S/A level.

The extremes on both sides are fighting over nothing. No Kespa player is good enough yet, but there will be Kespa players that take over and dominate in SC2 eventually. Both of these things are fairly certain.

NONE of the TBLS will win a GSL title mark my words.

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Vadrigar
Profile Joined January 2011
Bulgaria2379 Posts
August 06 2012 17:06 GMT
#2317
The elephant is totally dead. The elephant article claimed that BW pros will dominate (not catch up to) SC2 pros within months- not happening. I'm sure they will catch up to SC2 pros, but it'll be very hard for them and domination is absolutely out of the question.
MockHamill
Profile Joined March 2010
Sweden1798 Posts
August 06 2012 17:07 GMT
#2318
It seems like no one takes the Korean military service into account. Lots of kespa players may be forced into service before they can catch up in sc2 skills. And good luck trying to get back into the game after that.

Actually this is why I think Western players will eventually surpass all Korean players. Coming back from a 2 year break is close to impossible and since most western countries do not have mandatory military service any more the westerners will have 2 bonus years to catch up and exceed the Korean players skill.
Harem
Profile Joined November 2007
United States11393 Posts
August 06 2012 17:09 GMT
#2319
On August 07 2012 02:00 Xiphos wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 07 2012 01:53 vesicular wrote:
On August 07 2012 01:13 Squeegy wrote:Of course, all this is redundant because I don't think Jaedong is currently the better player. Does he have the potential to be the better player? Yes. Way better.


This is about the only thing that matters. Does anyone think that JD will never be Code S or take home titles in SC2? The entire conversation of this needing to happen overnight is silly and goes for any Kespa player. The question is how long it will take and who they will displace at Code S/A level.

The extremes on both sides are fighting over nothing. No Kespa player is good enough yet, but there will be Kespa players that take over and dominate in SC2 eventually. Both of these things are fairly certain.

NONE of the TBLS will win a GSL title mark my words.


TheMarine thinks that Dong will win an sc2 individ title in late 2012/early 2013.
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BlindKill
Profile Blog Joined July 2011
Australia1508 Posts
August 06 2012 17:14 GMT
#2320
On August 07 2012 02:00 Xiphos wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 07 2012 01:53 vesicular wrote:
On August 07 2012 01:13 Squeegy wrote:Of course, all this is redundant because I don't think Jaedong is currently the better player. Does he have the potential to be the better player? Yes. Way better.


This is about the only thing that matters. Does anyone think that JD will never be Code S or take home titles in SC2? The entire conversation of this needing to happen overnight is silly and goes for any Kespa player. The question is how long it will take and who they will displace at Code S/A level.

The extremes on both sides are fighting over nothing. No Kespa player is good enough yet, but there will be Kespa players that take over and dominate in SC2 eventually. Both of these things are fairly certain.

NONE of the TBLS will win a GSL title mark my words.


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