| Forum Index > StarCraft 2 Tournaments |
|
andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
On September 12 2012 20:16 RPR_Tempest wrote: Who is Hyuk and why is cArn losing to him so hilarious? Hyuk is a practice bonjwa known for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. He will randomly beat players like Flash and Jaedong in the most unexpected moments and in the most unimpressive manner from time to time, though. Bisu treating GSL like OSL, I guess. At least he wasn't hydra busted by a no name zerg this time. | ||
|
ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
 . | ||
|
ragz_gt
9172 Posts
Does that mean Bisu is as good as Scarlett now? Seems the only real upset so far is BaBy > YongHwa, but can we call it an upset since it happens in Code A prelim, where YongHwa's failure is borderline legendary now? Check over CranK is a mini upset I guess. And who the heck is LucyPrime??! He took out Ready and lost to Dream in final. | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19307 Posts
On September 12 2012 22:52 ZAiNs wrote: Holy Terran. BISUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU . He got to the finals too. Damn. At least we know he has improved a ton. Last is one of the best players in the prelims too. So unlucky. At least he tore up zerg. | ||
|
amazingoopah
United States1925 Posts
 Also, wonder how kespa feels seeing that ´their´ players have qualified 5 out of 11 on the first day? All of their hand-wringing may have been for naught.also, kinda sad carn couldn´t even beat hyuk in a code b bracket. Hasn´t the guy been in korea for nearly two years at this point?? It feels like he´s been there that long but would love to be corrected if wrong. Gotta admire his dedication but there simply aren´t any results. | ||
|
ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On September 12 2012 23:01 amazingoopah wrote: bisu will never make code a, causing his fans to shed an ocean of tears Also, wonder how kespa feels seeing that ´their´ players have qualified 5 out of 11 on the first day? All of their hand-wringing may have been for naught.also, kinda sad carn couldn´t even beat hyuk in a code b bracket. Hasn´t the guy been in korea for nearly two years at this point?? It feels like he´s been there that long but would love to be corrected if wrong. Gotta admire his dedication but there simply aren´t any results. Their sheer number pushed alot people through. The ones made it didn't face any high level code B player except BaBy over YongHwa, whose purpose of existence seems to be all kill in team league and fail in Code A prelim. Lots of elephant on elephant action today. | ||
|
StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
| ||
|
ElephantBaby
United States1365 Posts
| ||
|
Kreb
4834 Posts
Aslo, more Terrans  And there was a guy called Uranus in the groups. Oh, the puns we missed due to him now qualifying.... | ||
|
ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On September 12 2012 23:44 Kreb wrote: Both First and Last making it made me chuckle :p Aslo, more Terrans And there was a guy called Uranus in the groups. Oh, the puns we missed due to him now qualifying.... Mah... not as good as Fantasy / Reality... | ||
|
LighT.
Canada4501 Posts
The general consensus seems to be that the lower A team players of Kespa leagues is still merely code B material | ||
|
ElephantBaby
United States1365 Posts
On September 12 2012 23:01 amazingoopah wrote: bisu will never make code a, causing his fans to shed an ocean of tears Also, wonder how kespa feels seeing that ´their´ players have qualified 5 out of 11 on the first day? All of their hand-wringing may have been for naught.also, kinda sad carn couldn´t even beat hyuk in a code b bracket. Hasn´t the guy been in korea for nearly two years at this point?? It feels like he´s been there that long but would love to be corrected if wrong. Gotta admire his dedication but there simply aren´t any results. 5 out of 11, I think KeSPA will be happy about that. At least this shows on average they are a little better than code B players. Code A is their current skill level. | ||
|
ElephantBaby
United States1365 Posts
On September 12 2012 22:51 andrewlt wrote: Hyuk is a practice bonjwa known for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. He will randomly beat players like Flash and Jaedong in the most unexpected moments and in the most unimpressive manner from time to time, though. Bisu treating GSL like OSL, I guess. At least he wasn't hydra busted by a no name zerg this time. Hyuk's skill level is actually pretty good. Don't know why he can't win big games. He could be one of the zerg one hit wonders, but luck didn't follow him. | ||
|
vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On September 13 2012 00:01 LighT. wrote: Looking at the brackets it seems like Kespa won the brackets where its big names participated in. The general consensus seems to be that the lower A team players of Kespa leagues is still merely code B material I am not sure about that. Since I think actually eSF teams had slightly less players in the groups (there were quite a few teamless ex oGs players and such). And the results were 50-50. So the 'average' of Kespa players are actually Code B level. But as I had said before, the difference between code S, A, B are actually quite slim. Especially in a Bo3 format where you don't know you opponent before hand. | ||
|
dustinth
China205 Posts
These KESPA players (except for 6 seed players) were playing with Code B players and can only advance less than 50%. | ||
|
ElephantBaby
United States1365 Posts
On September 13 2012 00:58 dustinth wrote: Only if KESPA players can advance 10+ to Code S, we can claim that KESPA has already keep up with GSL. These KESPA players (except for 6 seed players) were playing with Code B players and can only advance less than 50%. Put all code S and code A players into prelim, they also can only advance less than 50%. You really underestimate the code B skill level. | ||
|
ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On September 13 2012 01:04 ElephantBaby wrote: Put all code S and code A players into prelim, they also can only advance less than 50%. You really underestimate the code B skill level. Well if you put all Code S and Code A player into prelim, there won't be many Code B player there and far less than 50% could advance. Looking at the bracket, most players beat those they suppose to beat and lost to those they suppose to lose to, not alot upset this time. | ||
|
DiMano
Korea (South)2066 Posts
| ||
|
ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On September 13 2012 01:30 DiMano wrote: Btw Lucy (Jo Ji Hyun) is the new Prime member. He is younger then Creator and made to the finals at first attempt and lost in a close series 2-1 to MVP.Dream (who won all his previous matches 2-0). Just want to say you guys that you should watch for him at GSTL and IPTL and other korean events and prelims, we have the new star rising. Wow that's nice! finally some new / young blood (Salmosa / AriA give them some depth beyond 5, but no one really expect alot from them). I thought it was someone from Prime clan (not the team). | ||
|
Luolis
Finland7160 Posts
| ||
| ||
StarCraft 2 StarCraft: Brood War Dota 2 Counter-Strike Heroes of the Storm Other Games tarik_tv4525 FrodaN2711 Beastyqt665 mouzStarbuck227 C9.Mang0147 ToD104 ArmadaUGS80 Trikslyr66 QueenE60 KnowMe55 ZombieGrub23 |
|
Replay Cast
PiG Sty Festival
herO vs NightMare
Reynor vs Cure
CranKy Ducklings
Epic.LAN
uThermal 2v2 Circuit
Replay Cast
PiG Sty Festival
Serral vs YoungYakov
ByuN vs ShoWTimE
Sparkling Tuna Cup
Replay Cast
Replay Cast
[ Show More ] |
|
|
EPT
