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[IEM] Singapore Day 4 - Semifinals & Final - Page 102
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Mouzone
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red4ce
United States7313 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On November 25 2012 19:47 Fusilero wrote: LOOK AT HIS LACK OF FACE AND EMOTIONS, LOOK AT IT. damn automaton! THIS! THIS IS EMOTION: http://evilgeniuses.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/idra-codea.jpg look at how happy he is! | ||
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Dwelf
Netherlands365 Posts
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Left hand
Finland133 Posts
On November 25 2012 19:51 GreyKnight wrote: the competition only gets harder and this was the "easiest" tourney for someone of his reputation and hype to take. it's disappointing if you are a fan much more so than say BWC or WCS Well, if you look at Grubby's run and compare it to, for example, Hero's in Dreamhack there's really not much of a difference in level of difficulty. With luck he could win one of those next year, if he could just consistently keep killing euro-zergs. | ||
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
On November 25 2012 19:28 Prugelhugel wrote: 1st: This was a pretty good mindgame, Grubby thought Sting would go CC first with a late scout. 2nd: He performed this pretty well and was at least even with his opponent after his zealots got pushed back. The reason he lost was that he didn't expect Sting to tank allin him (I think he thought Sting built a cc after the banshee) It still put him behind in terms of tech. If he had done a standard 1-gate expand he would have had way more chance to hold a 1-1-1. Yes you can say it's good if your opponent goes CC first but in a final game that's not a good thing to rely on. | ||
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KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:13 Dwelf wrote: The stream just started again is there a complete rebroadcast? yes, rebroadcast is running. | ||
Poopi
France12760 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:03 00Visor wrote: Don't judge if you are not informed. He is on Western Wolves now. He was in the TSL semifinals and has beaten a lot of top koreans as well. Lol you misunderstood my post. I wasn't sarcastic, I'm happy that he won, I would have prefered LucifroN but a terran is more than fine. And it's cool that just a B-teamer can beat this level of competition, that means the gap is still present. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:15 Left hand wrote: Well, if you look at Grubby's run and compare it to, for example, Hero's in Dreamhack there's really not much of a difference in level of difficulty. With luck he could win one of those next year, if he could just consistently keep killing euro-zergs. I think Grubby would have a difficult time getting out of the groups if he was put in HerO's dreamhack group. | ||
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:15 Left hand wrote: Well, if you look at Grubby's run and compare it to, for example, Hero's in Dreamhack there's really not much of a difference in level of difficulty. With luck he could win one of those next year, if he could just consistently keep killing euro-zergs. No...they aren't similar at all. Grubby's run was much easier. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23571 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:35 Poopi wrote: Lol you misunderstood my post. I wasn't sarcastic, I'm happy that he won, I would have prefered LucifroN but a terran is more than fine. And it's cool that just a B-teamer can beat this level of competition, that means the gap is still present. And you misunderstood him, he is trying to tell you that Sting is very good even among koreans and not just a B-teamer any more. So the gap is not as big as you make it sound (for a very small amount of foreigners). | ||
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Derrida
2885 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:42 GreyKnight wrote: No...they aren't similar at all. Grubby's run was much easier. I wouldn't consider playing vs. Slivko, Lucifron, Oz, Stardust, MC, Sting much easier than playing against Thorzain, Naniwa, ForGG, Snute, and Monchi. To each his own, I guess. | ||
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Elem
Sweden4717 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:41 vthree wrote: Considering how they all performed piss poor aside from HerO? Doubt it.I think Grubby would have a difficult time getting out of the groups if he was put in HerO's dreamhack group. | ||
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Weirdkid
Singapore2431 Posts
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GreyKnight
United States4720 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:46 Derrida wrote: I wouldn't consider playing vs. Slivko, Lucifron, Oz, Stardust, MC, Sting much easier than playing against Thorzain, Naniwa, ForGG, Snute, and Monchi. To each his own, I guess. how about this, hero dominated the entire tournament while grubby struggled his way into the finals. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23571 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:46 Elem wrote: Considering how they all performed piss poor aside from HerO? Doubt it. If we put Naniwa on Mc's level, Ret on Slivko's, Nightend ond Stardust's and Thorzain on Lucifron's he might have just topped his group, but it would not have been easy yes. | ||
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Derrida
2885 Posts
On November 25 2012 20:50 GreyKnight wrote: how about this, hero dominated the entire tournament while grubby struggled his way into the finals. I do agree that HerO is the better player, I just wanted to object to your (in my opinion) gross exaggeration. I think we can do justice to both players without doing injustice to neither player  | ||
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AzBozz
Germany518 Posts
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Hylirion
Netherlands968 Posts
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Sakkreth
Lithuania1096 Posts
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