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On November 04 2012 02:52 Exarl25 wrote:It's pretty sickening actually. Rain is clearly the more impressive player by far but his nationality stops him from being the crowd favorite. Sheth played like shit and caught a lucky break that won't be repeated, not deserving of applause.
You must be the kind of guy who must hate his own football/american football/hockey/basketball/baseball team 
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On November 04 2012 02:51 broodmann wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:50 ydeer1993 wrote:Lol rain's play was amazing, then 1 fungal just ruins the game  It was hardly 1 fugal deciding the game, fact is Rain got too overconfident and sacrificed his entire army to kill Sheths 3rd
Well it seems like it was... 1 group gets caught and its just chain fungals (diminishing returns would fix this to the point where units become immune to stop chain fungals.) funny how super late game zerg can suicide they're whole army to widdle down the protoss then remax on lings and roaches to win... Good win by sheth but how many spines were made that game? oh right 0 because rushing infestors is defense enough.
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On November 04 2012 02:57 rasnj wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:55 Exarl25 wrote:
Sorry do people actually think that Sheth has a chance in hell here? Rain was destroying him effortlessly, his over extending was just a sign of how little respect he had for his opponent Yes Rain does not care. He was flown here and a loss here would be terrible for him. Sure he doesn't care, Koreans never care. And he has jetlag. And is saving strategies for PL, OSL and GSL. And he is not used to foreigner play styles because they are stupid.
:D:D <3
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On November 04 2012 02:56 Dodgin wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:55 Doubting wrote:On November 04 2012 02:53 HopLight wrote:On November 04 2012 02:51 Flummie wrote:
The gap between the best of koreans and foreigners is really small indeed.. Sheth isn't even the best foreinger. I think rain has no chance vs Stephano per example.
GREAT GAME SHETH!! Yes, the player who crushed DRG in the OSL final has no chance, none whatsoever against Stephano..... Well he may have some chance. As generous as this may be I would give Rain a 35% chance vs Stephano. Not sure if you watched ESWC but stephano looked absolutely awful, lost to mana then almost lost to some random french protoss I had never heard of previously in the third place match, the guy handed the third game on a silver platter to stephano.
Ya I saw but Stephano never really does amazing at those events. Besides we all know how talented Steph is, all he needs is a days practice before a lan to get into shape. In top form I don't think he should have any trouble beating Rain in a BOX.
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On November 04 2012 02:57 rasnj wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:55 Exarl25 wrote:
Sorry do people actually think that Sheth has a chance in hell here? Rain was destroying him effortlessly, his over extending was just a sign of how little respect he had for his opponent Yes Rain does not care. He was flown here and a loss here would be terrible for him. Sure he doesn't care, Koreans never care. And he has jetlag. And is saving strategies for PL, OSL and GSL. And he is not used to foreigner play styles because they are stupid.
Lol! Nice response ;>
Hoping for the miracle Sheth win here! Though I still really kinda want Rain to own this tournament as well! It's really nice to see Kespa players kicking ass too!
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On November 04 2012 02:57 Cereb wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:54 Chytilova wrote:On November 04 2012 02:52 Dodgin wrote:On November 04 2012 02:51 Flummie wrote:
The gap between the best of koreans and foreigners is really small indeed.. Sheth isn't even the best foreinger. I think rain has no chance vs Stephano per example.
GREAT GAME SHETH!! I'll allow you to live in your fantasy world until the end of sunday comes and top 12 of the tournament are all korean players. Top 11 of 12. Scarlett makes top 12. You watch! Haha, good call! I really hope so too! Scarlett's play is really inspiring and entertaining! ;>
Scarlett uses creep as a weapon. For that alone, she should make top 12. (Plus, maybe Scarlett can single handedly get Zerg nerfed, much like some Terran pros have done in the past.)
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On November 04 2012 02:55 Doubting wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:53 HopLight wrote:On November 04 2012 02:51 Flummie wrote:
The gap between the best of koreans and foreigners is really small indeed.. Sheth isn't even the best foreinger. I think rain has no chance vs Stephano per example.
GREAT GAME SHETH!! Yes, the player who crushed DRG in the OSL final has no chance, none whatsoever against Stephano..... Well he may have some chance. As generous as this may be I would give Rain a 35% chance vs Stephano.
I like these arbitrary number.
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On November 04 2012 02:57 rasnj wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:55 Exarl25 wrote:
Sorry do people actually think that Sheth has a chance in hell here? Rain was destroying him effortlessly, his over extending was just a sign of how little respect he had for his opponent Yes Rain does not care. He was flown here and a loss here would be terrible for him. Sure he doesn't care, Koreans never care. And he has jetlag. And is saving strategies for PL, OSL and GSL. And he is not used to foreigner play styles because they are stupid.
What in the fuck are you talking about? Where did I say he didn't care?
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On November 04 2012 02:58 Random_Guy09 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:51 broodmann wrote:On November 04 2012 02:50 ydeer1993 wrote:Lol rain's play was amazing, then 1 fungal just ruins the game It was hardly 1 fugal deciding the game, fact is Rain got too overconfident and sacrificed his entire army to kill Sheths 3rd Well it seems like it was... 1 group gets caught and its just chain fungals (diminishing returns would fix this to the point where units become immune to stop chain fungals.) funny how super late game zerg can suicide they're whole army to widdle down the protoss then remax on lings and roaches to win... Good win by sheth but how many spines were made that game? oh right 0 because rushing infestors is defense enough.
It was more the bazillion speedlings than the infestors catching ~8 stalkers.
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On November 04 2012 02:52 -_- wrote:
I would love for someone to explain to me what Rain was doing. Why didn't he retreat after killing the 4th? Why didn't he forcefield the ramp when Sheth's army was in Sheth's main? Why didn't he move some sentries to the rock exit from Sheth's natural so he could forcefield Sheth in? Why did Rain move his Stalkers so close to Sheth's natural cliff so they could get fungaled?
It was almost a great maneuver, but he blundered it like someone like me would! .
He invested alot to deal damage, but did only damage to tech, while sheth had alot of army and Rain wasted alot of his army. At the end being aggressive at that point was probably because he underestimated the Infestor count.
Rain failing against a foreigner Zerg is highly likely, unless someone warns him about their playstyle. Till now he just played Korean Zergs I think, not a good preparation.
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Just enjoy the game guys, stop reading so much into everything.
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On November 04 2012 02:58 Doubting wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:56 Dodgin wrote:On November 04 2012 02:55 Doubting wrote:On November 04 2012 02:53 HopLight wrote:On November 04 2012 02:51 Flummie wrote:
The gap between the best of koreans and foreigners is really small indeed.. Sheth isn't even the best foreinger. I think rain has no chance vs Stephano per example.
GREAT GAME SHETH!! Yes, the player who crushed DRG in the OSL final has no chance, none whatsoever against Stephano..... Well he may have some chance. As generous as this may be I would give Rain a 35% chance vs Stephano. Not sure if you watched ESWC but stephano looked absolutely awful, lost to mana then almost lost to some random french protoss I had never heard of previously in the third place match, the guy handed the third game on a silver platter to stephano. Ya I saw but Stephano never really does amazing at those events. Besides we all know how talented Steph is, all he needs is a days practice before a lan to get into shape. In top form I don't think he should have any trouble beating Rain in a BOX.
In terms of skill he's nowhere near Rain
Anyway. I hope Sheth can take it!
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On November 04 2012 02:58 Doubting wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:56 Dodgin wrote:On November 04 2012 02:55 Doubting wrote:On November 04 2012 02:53 HopLight wrote:On November 04 2012 02:51 Flummie wrote:
The gap between the best of koreans and foreigners is really small indeed.. Sheth isn't even the best foreinger. I think rain has no chance vs Stephano per example.
GREAT GAME SHETH!! Yes, the player who crushed DRG in the OSL final has no chance, none whatsoever against Stephano..... Well he may have some chance. As generous as this may be I would give Rain a 35% chance vs Stephano. Not sure if you watched ESWC but stephano looked absolutely awful, lost to mana then almost lost to some random french protoss I had never heard of previously in the third place match, the guy handed the third game on a silver platter to stephano. Ya I saw but Stephano never really does amazing at those events. Besides we all know how talented Steph is, all he needs is a days practice before a lan to get into shape. In top form I don't think he should have any trouble beating Rain in a BOX.
What? He won ESWC over MKP last year...
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On November 04 2012 02:58 Doubting wrote:Show nested quote +On November 04 2012 02:56 Dodgin wrote:On November 04 2012 02:55 Doubting wrote:On November 04 2012 02:53 HopLight wrote:On November 04 2012 02:51 Flummie wrote:
The gap between the best of koreans and foreigners is really small indeed.. Sheth isn't even the best foreinger. I think rain has no chance vs Stephano per example.
GREAT GAME SHETH!! Yes, the player who crushed DRG in the OSL final has no chance, none whatsoever against Stephano..... Well he may have some chance. As generous as this may be I would give Rain a 35% chance vs Stephano. Not sure if you watched ESWC but stephano looked absolutely awful, lost to mana then almost lost to some random french protoss I had never heard of previously in the third place match, the guy handed the third game on a silver platter to stephano. Ya I saw but Stephano never really does amazing at those events. Besides we all know how talented Steph is, all he needs is a days practice before a lan to get into shape. In top form I don't think he should have any trouble beating Rain in a BOX.
never really does amazing? you realize he won eswc last year before he was nearly as good as he is now right?
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On November 04 2012 03:00 Godwrath wrote:
Rain is on a slump.
Since he lost to the slumping MVP in GSL.
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On November 04 2012 02:58 Pcgamer72 wrote:
I've reached my ridiculous quota for the weekend. Time to stop reading this thread.
Bud, don't go yet. The real reasons to leave the thread happen on Sunday!
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spider senses from sheth
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On November 04 2012 02:55 NeonFox wrote:
Anyone who thinks that killing 5 stalkers with fungals changed the outcome of that game is delusional.
you call people delusional but actualy lie about the ammount of stalkers that died!
well played sir remind me of ignoring your posts from now on!
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On November 04 2012 03:00 ceaRshaf wrote:Since he lost to the slumping MVP in GSL.
Life is slumping as well since he lost to hyun, hyun is slumping since he lost to yoda what can we conclude? Yoda is the only non-slumping player in the world.
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