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RPR_Tempest
Australia7798 Posts
LucifroN is going to shock people. Expect a great performance in him. Also putting your stock in mOOnGLaDe would be intelligent. If he can make it out of his ridiculously hard group you'll know he's in good enough shape to make a significant run into the bracket portion. | ||
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Talack
Canada2742 Posts
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RPR_Tempest
Australia7798 Posts
On November 15 2012 16:15 Talack wrote: Rain got a ridiculously easy road to the finals. I don't think there is anyone near his calibre in this entire tournament. IMO Rain has shown a bit of weakness in PvZ recently. I think a sufficiently skilled Zerg such as Curious, RorO or even Stephano has a decent shot at taking him out. | ||
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hecticSc
Romania76 Posts
Koreans are in play here and they will most definitely win this. I hope Creator or Parting takes it down. Even though my fav player is Grubby ... i know it's too much of a longshot for him to get 1st. | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On November 15 2012 16:18 RPR_Tempest wrote: IMO Rain has shown a bit of weakness in PvZ recently. I think a sufficiently skilled Zerg such as Curious, RorO or even Stephano has a decent shot at taking him out. rain is likely to come first in group D, so he will play second place from group E. this could well be roro or stephano :o | ||
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Incomplet
United Kingdom1419 Posts
On November 15 2012 15:09 opterown wrote: :D Wow! Amazing interview! Intimidated of Stephano the most and wants to beat Scarlett who he deems second best out of foreigners the most. Hype! | ||
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On November 15 2012 16:28 hecticSc wrote: Lol at people thinking Stephano will win this ... he's good yeah, but not that good. Koreans are in play here and they will most definitely win this. I hope Creator or Parting takes it down. Even though my fav player is Grubby ... i know it's too much of a longshot for him to get 1st. Of course Stephano can win this, just like any of the Korean players can win this and like several other non-Koreans have a shot. I wouldn't give any single Korean player a much bigger chance of winning the event than Stephano. Why would you? The one time he met Curious, Stephano won. The one time he met Parting, Stephano won. He has beaten Hero plenty of times. When MC was considered the best PvZ-player, he beat MC. When Squirtle was considered the best PvZ-player, he beat Squirtle. Stephano has a tough group, which diminishes his chances of advancing from the group, and thus his possibility of winning the tournament, but I don't see him as much of an underdog against any single player. Because of their number and quality, the most likely winner is a Korean player. But what is sure is that whoever wins at the end of the tournament does so not simply because he was the best player, but also because he got lucky along the way. In order to win WCS you need skill AND luck. | ||
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Hiea
Denmark1538 Posts
Stephano 8-4 HerO Stephano 0-0 herO Stephano 0-0 Rain Stephano 2-0 PartinG Stephano 2-1 Curious Stephano 0-0 RorO | ||
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Trashman420
232 Posts
On November 15 2012 17:03 m0ck wrote: Of course Stephano can win this, just like any of the Korean players can win this and like several other non-Koreans have a shot. I wouldn't give any single Korean player a much bigger chance of winning the event than Stephano. Why would you? The one time he met Curious, Stephano won. The one time he met Parting, Stephano won. He has beaten Hero plenty of times. When MC was considered the best PvZ-player, he beat MC. When Squirtle was considered the best PvZ-player, he beat Squirtle. Stephano has a tough group, which diminishes his chances of advancing from the group, and thus his possibility of winning the tournament, but I don't see him as much of an underdog against any single player. Because of their number and quality, the most likely winner is a Korean player. But what is sure is that whoever wins at the end of the tournament does so not simply because he was the best player, but also because he got lucky along the way. In order to win WCS you need skill AND luck. It feels so good to see some logic here. A tip of the hat to you, friend. | ||
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L3g3nd_
New Zealand10461 Posts
sure stephano never played in the GSL, but you arent gonna name someone who never played in the NFL as the greatest football player of all time, same thing applies here | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On November 15 2012 14:43 kafkaesque wrote: Who do you guys think will be the white guy to look out for? Obviously Stephano, but other than that? I'd say Grubby and Major are good contenders, too bad Naniwa isn't attending. Well Stephano isn't white  So....LucifroN!! The Terran Hope AND among the strongest whitedudes  He should win that group. One of Scarlett/Nerchio (assuming Creator tops that group) could also make a run, they both could possibly get out also although creator is probably favoured even with pvz pretty hard for the protoss.. VortiX should do pretty well I think, whenever he plays Koreans he does well from memory. I actually expect Stephano to bomb out. Great player, but not playing so well recently, still very good but that's a really tough draw. He will struggle to get out of that group, and if he manages to get through, he then could end up against Rain. But you can never count him out. | ||
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Trashman420
232 Posts
On November 15 2012 20:33 L3g3nd_ wrote: sure stephano never played in the GSL, but you arent gonna name someone who never played in the NFL as the greatest football player of all time, same thing applies here I think you're talking about hand-egg, not football. | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
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ReDeYe
United Kingdom160 Posts
Tips (beware im shit at tips usually): Stephano, Scarlett, Rain top three. Have fun out there everyone! | ||
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opterown
Australia54784 Posts
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digmouse
China6328 Posts
On November 15 2012 22:22 opterown wrote: btw, is wolf casting? heard something about it Wolf said on SOTG if he secured his visa he will come to shanghai and since Tasteless might very possible be absent again, I think he will come up as replacement. | ||
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UnholyRai
720 Posts
i have a horrible feeling he will fall to a zerg tho... | ||
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
On November 15 2012 22:39 UnholyRai wrote: i want rain to win this so badly. i idolise the guy and his play. so amazing. i have a horrible feeling he will fall to a zerg tho... He said in his interview he fears zerg most, and to be honest both terran and protoss players does fear zerg at this current time. But I know he has something up his sleeve that will give those pesky zerg's a fight to say the least!  | ||
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Rannasha
Netherlands2398 Posts
On November 15 2012 22:24 digmouse wrote: Wolf said on SOTG if he secured his visa he will come to shanghai and since Tasteless might very possible be absent again, I think he will come up as replacement. Today during the GSL he said that he had arranged his visa, so he would be travelling to Shanghai. He didn't specify whether he would be casting or just attending. | ||
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