WCS Australia [Day 1] - Page 15

On August 10 2012 19:18 Dox wrote:
Couldn't even hide my excitement when Legionnaire advanced to the next round, haha. What a blast from the past man. I think everyone is quietly cheering for him (or loudly)!!

On August 10 2012 19:04 n0ave wrote:


They play starcraft 2 in their free time.
I had the same feeling about the games in general before I saw that some players that qualify to WCS Australia are players that work full time, and only play couple of games/ week.

Usually I expect to see good games in a WCS, but I guess it's not the same in all regions.

On August 10 2012 19:44 iAmBiGbiRd wrote:


Haha thats mainly me, Leg and Frustration in that boat. The rest are generally considered far above us and are very strong (They play shitloads)

The first day of the Starcraft II World Championship Series in Sydney has come to a close, as the powerhouse of Australian Zergs dominate the competition.
Andrew Pender "Nv.mOOnGLaDe", Zerg, Jared Krensel "Tt.PiG", Zerg, and Bradley Seymour "GoSu.tgun", Zerg, join Yojun Yun "Nv.YoonYJ", Terran, safely in the fourth round of the upper bracket.

It appears almost certain that we will see a Zerg in the final, coming from the upper bracket. However dont count Yun out just yet. He fought a tough 2-1 match to beat Lei He "iM.MaFi", Zerg, arguably one of the best current Australian Zerg players.

Whilst the odds certainly are against Yun, if he can take Pender out in the next round he will be in spectacular form to dominate the competition. Unfortunately Pender, the most well known Zerg in Australia is yet to drop a game. This Zerg versus Terran match surely is a game you cannot afford to miss.

On August 10 2012 19:44 iAmBiGbiRd wrote:


Haha thats mainly me, Leg and Frustration in that boat. The rest are generally considered far above us and are very strong (They play shitloads)

On August 10 2012 18:30 iAmBiGbiRd wrote:


Sorry, i live in rural South Australia in Melrose (A farming community of like 120 ppl) and was working full time until like 2 months ago. Since then i was travelling and couldnt practice much so yes my play is sloppy but im working on it, cut me a break. As for the teammates coming in i was a huge underdog in this series and in any series this tournament, it is my first big event EVER and having thousands of people watch my play plus nerves means i didn't play my best, i would like to see you play in the same conditions. and they are all good friends as well as teammates. I understand it must seem rude and i apologise to iaguz but is it so wrong to show some raw and real emotion??