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Inflicted
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
Australia18228 Posts
October 21 2012 03:16 GMT
#5601
On October 21 2012 12:07 Doko wrote:
Did mvp open his mouth at any point during the matches? I don't remember seeing it


He did near the end of the last game (shown in the final reactions shots before he lost, I believe).
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Doko
Profile Joined May 2010
Argentina1737 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-10-21 03:21:57
October 21 2012 03:21 GMT
#5602
That explains his loss, he was not utilizing his full strength until it was too late :D
Probasaur
Profile Joined August 2011
United States461 Posts
October 21 2012 03:52 GMT
#5603
On October 21 2012 06:11 babylon wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 05:53 Atrus wrote:
On October 21 2012 04:41 hooahah wrote:
I have to say that Life's drone splitting vs hellions was absolutely amazing in some of the games. To the point where he'd pull most of the drones away and attack the hellions with just enough drones to trap them in a corner


I feel like not enough people are giving Life credit for this. Every time MvP came in with BFHs, Life would lose 15-25 drones. That's still a good number, but if a lesser Zerg was playing? That would have been a killing blow.

It's a shame we didn't get to see more active unit play out of Life, since it seems to be his forte. Terran goes mech though, you go Broods, no questions asked.

Yup, and this is why a lot of people found the games boring. We've all seen more entertaining games out of the two of them before, but in this case, when both are playing to win ... Mvp studied Life, saw the ling-heavy composition backed up by strong multitasking and active backstabbing and decided turtling to mech would be most effective if accompanied by crippling the Zerg's economy with BFHs (what else are they for after all?). Life saw that Mvp was going mech, and because he didn't want to lose, he ditched his very strong and entertaining lairplay to go into BLs, because against 20 tanks there is literally nothing else you can do. People saying that he played one style and should've spammed roaches earlier to shut this down have to keep in mind that by not overmaking roaches, he freed up a lot of gas for his higher tech units like a fuckton of infestors, which bought him enough time in delaying Mvp's mech pushes to get his BLs out just in time, but obviously this only worked in cases where he wasn't too crippled by the batmobiles.


This is a great post. This one, along with a bunch of others totally outweighs all the whiny bullshit posts in this thread.


I was one of the people yelling at my screen for Life to build more spines (I at least understood why he wasn't building roaches) but after a while I realized he knew exactly what he was doing only building 1 or 2 and relying solely on his superb unit control. There were a few hiccups where he would lose 15 lings to one hellion burst, or when he wouldn't do the best drone split and lose too many at once. However like you mentioned even when he lost a lot, it wasn't critical damage. And also the times when he would only lose 9 or so while attacking with the drones, THAT is what seriously impressed me.


I love how you pointed out how not getting roaches allowed him the gas to produce more infestors quicker, which allowed him to delay the mech push, which allowed him to get out 5-6 broods, which allowed him to win !!! When you look at all the amazing amount of thought he put into that and then how beautifully executed it was.... it really reignites my love for this game x1000.

The same goes for Mvp, he also had really well thought out plans and for the most part he executed perfectly. But unfortunately for him that was only 'for the most part', because the parts he didn't, is the parts that cost him his 5th championship.



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tuho12345
Profile Blog Joined July 2011
4482 Posts
October 21 2012 04:16 GMT
#5604
^ no, MVP vs Seed was much better. It had more variations, it had cheese and so much emotions. Not stupid BL/infestors vs mech in all 7 games. Both MVP and Life made so many sloppy mistakes and apparently MVP made more than Life so he lost.
Artifex Magnus
Profile Joined August 2012
United States75 Posts
October 21 2012 04:43 GMT
#5605
On October 21 2012 13:16 tuho12345 wrote:
^ no, MVP vs Seed was much better. It had more variations, it had cheese and so much emotions. Not stupid BL/infestors vs mech in all 7 games. Both MVP and Life made so many sloppy mistakes and apparently MVP made more than Life so he lost.


how very very poor of an understanding..
SniXSniPe
Profile Blog Joined March 2010
United States1938 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-10-21 05:15:51
October 21 2012 05:15 GMT
#5606
On October 21 2012 13:43 Artifex Magnus wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 13:16 tuho12345 wrote:
^ no, MVP vs Seed was much better. It had more variations, it had cheese and so much emotions. Not stupid BL/infestors vs mech in all 7 games. Both MVP and Life made so many sloppy mistakes and apparently MVP made more than Life so he lost.


how very very poor of an understanding..


This series is vastly overrated if people are proclaiming it as the "Best series ever?".

Not even. It was okay overall.
Sc2Null
Profile Joined April 2011
United States3754 Posts
October 21 2012 05:17 GMT
#5607
squirtle vs mvp was probably the best finals in MY OPINION.
The great Spaghetti vs Screwdriver debacle of June '12" - Porcelina
FakeDeath
Profile Joined January 2011
Malaysia6060 Posts
October 21 2012 05:24 GMT
#5608
Nah.

Jiakji vs Leenock
DRG vs MMA

are still the best.

The best GSL finals this year is
1.Squirtle vs MVP
2.MVP vs Life
3.DRG vs Genius /MC vs Seed
Play your best
Talack
Profile Joined September 2010
Canada2742 Posts
October 21 2012 06:28 GMT
#5609
I want to personally thank life for making this 10 pool vs terran popular on the ladder.

I've never had so many easy wins in my entire life, just blind 10 pools all over the place haha
P7GAB
Profile Joined June 2012
Canada486 Posts
October 21 2012 06:37 GMT
#5610
congrats life
Chriscras
Profile Blog Joined March 2011
Korea (South)2812 Posts
October 21 2012 06:37 GMT
#5611
On October 21 2012 14:17 Sc2Null wrote:
squirtle vs mvp was probably the best finals in MY OPINION.


Any true Toss player can never like the Squirtle MVP finals because Squirtle lost game 7 to double proxy rax T_T
"En taro adun, Executor."
scypio
Profile Joined December 2011
Poland2127 Posts
October 21 2012 07:09 GMT
#5612
On October 21 2012 10:15 CosmicSpiral wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 10:02 neutralrobot wrote:
I think I was a bit disappointed by this finals because I liked Life's playstyle in other matches I'd seen, and these games were comparatively tame. Nothing on the skill of the players, but I thought these games were a bit of a snooze to watch.


That was Mvp's entire plan.


I think that is pretty understandable. If the zerg can hold off anything the terran throws at him with the same ling/queen/infestor composition it is reasonable to focus on a single playstyle and get as good at it as possible.

There were so many different things happening in the MVP vs Squirtle finals. We had early base trade, a couple of macro games (at least one of them featuring superb drop play), a scary siege on Dual Sight with Squirtle counterattacking into MVP's nat and defending at the same time, epic air battle on Metropolis and the cheesy nailbiter in the G7.

Watching MVP vs Life was all about "can MVP keep his drones killed / hellions lost ratio at 2.5+ for the first 12 minutes of the game?". It's just not exciting.

Yeah, it takes a lot of skill to defend with lings and drones and remain cost-efficient etc. Balancing a ping-pong ball on the top of a 10-feet pole also takes a lot of skill, still I would not watch that for 2 hours.
I play random | I like Hots | INnoVation | sOs | Tefel TOP1!
FakeDeath
Profile Joined January 2011
Malaysia6060 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-10-21 07:40:28
October 21 2012 07:40 GMT
#5613
On October 21 2012 16:09 scypio wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 10:15 CosmicSpiral wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:02 neutralrobot wrote:
I think I was a bit disappointed by this finals because I liked Life's playstyle in other matches I'd seen, and these games were comparatively tame. Nothing on the skill of the players, but I thought these games were a bit of a snooze to watch.


That was Mvp's entire plan.


I think that is pretty understandable. If the zerg can hold off anything the terran throws at him with the same ling/queen/infestor composition it is reasonable to focus on a single playstyle and get as good at it as possible.

There were so many different things happening in the MVP vs Squirtle finals. We had early base trade, a couple of macro games (at least one of them featuring superb drop play), a scary siege on Dual Sight with Squirtle counterattacking into MVP's nat and defending at the same time, epic air battle on Metropolis and the cheesy nailbiter in the G7.

Watching MVP vs Life was all about "can MVP keep his drones killed / hellions lost ratio at 2.5+ for the first 12 minutes of the game?". It's just not exciting.

Yeah, it takes a lot of skill to defend with lings and drones and remain cost-efficient etc. Balancing a ping-pong ball on the top of a 10-feet pole also takes a lot of skill, still I would not watch that for 2 hours.


If you want to blame someone,blame MVP.

He never tried anything other than mech for all the games.
No Pure Bio
No Standard Marine/Tank.

That's why the game seems boring because there was no variety of play.
Play your best
b0rt_
Profile Joined October 2011
Norway931 Posts
October 21 2012 07:44 GMT
#5614
Life is insane I cannot believe how much he is able to accomplish. Did we get to see his APM? For instance on Entombed he was literally a swarm, attacking on multiple fronts whilst expanding and handling his economy perfectly simultaneously. Other than the Symbol vs MKP match on Metropolis I've never seen anything like it. This thread is laden with upset MVP fans showing no appreciation for that but I guess the relative lack of nerf zerg posts could be a measure of their appreciation for Life's skill?
udgnim
Profile Blog Joined April 2009
United States8024 Posts
October 21 2012 07:45 GMT
#5615
if Life is a patch zerg then every pro-Zerg is a patch zerg

just because Zerg is currently very powerful doesn't mean every pro-Zerg player can now beat MVP
E-Sports is competitive video gaming with a spectator fan base. Do not take the word "Sports" literally.
vthree
Profile Joined November 2011
Hong Kong8039 Posts
October 21 2012 07:46 GMT
#5616
On October 21 2012 16:40 FakeDeath wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 16:09 scypio wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:15 CosmicSpiral wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:02 neutralrobot wrote:
I think I was a bit disappointed by this finals because I liked Life's playstyle in other matches I'd seen, and these games were comparatively tame. Nothing on the skill of the players, but I thought these games were a bit of a snooze to watch.


That was Mvp's entire plan.


I think that is pretty understandable. If the zerg can hold off anything the terran throws at him with the same ling/queen/infestor composition it is reasonable to focus on a single playstyle and get as good at it as possible.

There were so many different things happening in the MVP vs Squirtle finals. We had early base trade, a couple of macro games (at least one of them featuring superb drop play), a scary siege on Dual Sight with Squirtle counterattacking into MVP's nat and defending at the same time, epic air battle on Metropolis and the cheesy nailbiter in the G7.

Watching MVP vs Life was all about "can MVP keep his drones killed / hellions lost ratio at 2.5+ for the first 12 minutes of the game?". It's just not exciting.

Yeah, it takes a lot of skill to defend with lings and drones and remain cost-efficient etc. Balancing a ping-pong ball on the top of a 10-feet pole also takes a lot of skill, still I would not watch that for 2 hours.


If you want to blame someone,blame MVP.

He never tried anything other than mech for all the games.
No Pure Bio
No Standard Marine/Tank.

That's why the game seems boring because there was no variety of play.


And Life went heavy lings each game. Which when controlled at Life's level, both bio and bio mech has a hard time against as shown by MKP and Taeja.
Jepsyn
Profile Blog Joined April 2011
Canada364 Posts
October 21 2012 07:49 GMT
#5617
That was the best finals i have watched..

MVP vs Squirtle was not as good
DrG vs MMA was not as good

my favorite final before this MMA vs MVP was not as good

This was the best
"Wonder what this game would be like if protoss units cost money" - IdrA
TheRabidDeer
Profile Blog Joined May 2003
United States3806 Posts
October 21 2012 07:50 GMT
#5618
On October 21 2012 16:40 FakeDeath wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 16:09 scypio wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:15 CosmicSpiral wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:02 neutralrobot wrote:
I think I was a bit disappointed by this finals because I liked Life's playstyle in other matches I'd seen, and these games were comparatively tame. Nothing on the skill of the players, but I thought these games were a bit of a snooze to watch.


That was Mvp's entire plan.


I think that is pretty understandable. If the zerg can hold off anything the terran throws at him with the same ling/queen/infestor composition it is reasonable to focus on a single playstyle and get as good at it as possible.

There were so many different things happening in the MVP vs Squirtle finals. We had early base trade, a couple of macro games (at least one of them featuring superb drop play), a scary siege on Dual Sight with Squirtle counterattacking into MVP's nat and defending at the same time, epic air battle on Metropolis and the cheesy nailbiter in the G7.

Watching MVP vs Life was all about "can MVP keep his drones killed / hellions lost ratio at 2.5+ for the first 12 minutes of the game?". It's just not exciting.

Yeah, it takes a lot of skill to defend with lings and drones and remain cost-efficient etc. Balancing a ping-pong ball on the top of a 10-feet pole also takes a lot of skill, still I would not watch that for 2 hours.


If you want to blame someone,blame MVP.

He never tried anything other than mech for all the games.
No Pure Bio
No Standard Marine/Tank.

That's why the game seems boring because there was no variety of play.

Marine/tank doesnt work that well against Life's style. Pure bio is even worse. MVP had to play a different style against Life, which also forced Life into a different style himself.

I do wonder if maybe hellion/ghost would be an effective playstyle against Life though. He basically never makes banelings and relies heavily on infestors. Meanwhile, hellion/ghost could also allow you to still use marauders in the event of a roach switch.
Talack
Profile Joined September 2010
Canada2742 Posts
October 21 2012 08:01 GMT
#5619
On October 21 2012 16:40 FakeDeath wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 16:09 scypio wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:15 CosmicSpiral wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:02 neutralrobot wrote:
I think I was a bit disappointed by this finals because I liked Life's playstyle in other matches I'd seen, and these games were comparatively tame. Nothing on the skill of the players, but I thought these games were a bit of a snooze to watch.


That was Mvp's entire plan.


I think that is pretty understandable. If the zerg can hold off anything the terran throws at him with the same ling/queen/infestor composition it is reasonable to focus on a single playstyle and get as good at it as possible.

There were so many different things happening in the MVP vs Squirtle finals. We had early base trade, a couple of macro games (at least one of them featuring superb drop play), a scary siege on Dual Sight with Squirtle counterattacking into MVP's nat and defending at the same time, epic air battle on Metropolis and the cheesy nailbiter in the G7.

Watching MVP vs Life was all about "can MVP keep his drones killed / hellions lost ratio at 2.5+ for the first 12 minutes of the game?". It's just not exciting.

Yeah, it takes a lot of skill to defend with lings and drones and remain cost-efficient etc. Balancing a ping-pong ball on the top of a 10-feet pole also takes a lot of skill, still I would not watch that for 2 hours.


If you want to blame someone,blame MVP.

He never tried anything other than mech for all the games.
No Pure Bio
No Standard Marine/Tank.

That's why the game seems boring because there was no variety of play.


Because it is "IMPOSSIBLE" to play anything but mech vs top calibre zergs now thanks to blizzards balancing...


User was temp banned for this post.
FakeDeath
Profile Joined January 2011
Malaysia6060 Posts
Last Edited: 2012-10-21 08:11:41
October 21 2012 08:07 GMT
#5620
On October 21 2012 16:50 TheRabidDeer wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 21 2012 16:40 FakeDeath wrote:
On October 21 2012 16:09 scypio wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:15 CosmicSpiral wrote:
On October 21 2012 10:02 neutralrobot wrote:
I think I was a bit disappointed by this finals because I liked Life's playstyle in other matches I'd seen, and these games were comparatively tame. Nothing on the skill of the players, but I thought these games were a bit of a snooze to watch.


That was Mvp's entire plan.


I think that is pretty understandable. If the zerg can hold off anything the terran throws at him with the same ling/queen/infestor composition it is reasonable to focus on a single playstyle and get as good at it as possible.

There were so many different things happening in the MVP vs Squirtle finals. We had early base trade, a couple of macro games (at least one of them featuring superb drop play), a scary siege on Dual Sight with Squirtle counterattacking into MVP's nat and defending at the same time, epic air battle on Metropolis and the cheesy nailbiter in the G7.

Watching MVP vs Life was all about "can MVP keep his drones killed / hellions lost ratio at 2.5+ for the first 12 minutes of the game?". It's just not exciting.

Yeah, it takes a lot of skill to defend with lings and drones and remain cost-efficient etc. Balancing a ping-pong ball on the top of a 10-feet pole also takes a lot of skill, still I would not watch that for 2 hours.


If you want to blame someone,blame MVP.

He never tried anything other than mech for all the games.
No Pure Bio
No Standard Marine/Tank.

That's why the game seems boring because there was no variety of play.

Marine/tank doesnt work that well against Life's style. Pure bio is even worse. MVP had to play a different style against Life, which also forced Life into a different style himself.

I do wonder if maybe hellion/ghost would be an effective playstyle against Life though. He basically never makes banelings and relies heavily on infestors. Meanwhile, hellion/ghost could also allow you to still use marauders in the event of a roach switch.


I am not sure though.
MKP did beat Life in Game 1 of Ro8 using Pure Bio using great splitting and sniping Infestor using Marauders.


With great splitting to counter the effectiveness of Fungals and Marauder to snipe Infestors and also to force banelings and lessen production of Infestors.

Isn't Pure Bio/Medivacs good against what Life was using if you do it well?


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