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On November 29 2012 17:34 babylon wrote:Show nested quote +On November 29 2012 17:31 Wolfswood wrote:
I don't really think you can anyone here a favorite, I expect most of these guys have not been playing wc3 seriously for awhile. Lyn still plays War3 as his main game, though he does SC2 on the side afaik. I'd still consider him the favorite, esp. if he gets out of group stages. The two strongest players right now in China are probably Lyn and TH000 (who dropped out in quals). Fly is the same as Lyn. Moon is supposed to be full-time SC2. Sky is ... idk, advertising, casting, and playing DotA. TeD just recently came back, but I think if he makes it out of groups, it could get pretty interesting.
TH000 could only play well in domestic tournaments. Lyn and Infi play both SC2 and WC3.
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On November 29 2012 17:34 babylon wrote:Show nested quote +On November 29 2012 17:31 Wolfswood wrote:
I don't really think you can anyone here a favorite, I expect most of these guys have not been playing wc3 seriously for awhile. Lyn still plays War3 as his main game, though he does SC2 on the side afaik. I'd still consider him the favorite, esp. if he gets out of group stages. The two strongest players right now in China are probably Lyn and TH000 (who dropped out in quals). Fly is the same as Lyn. Moon is supposed to be full-time SC2. Sky is ... idk, advertising, casting, and playing DotA. TeD just recently came back, but I think if he makes it out of groups, it could get pretty interesting.
sky won the chinese qualifier right? he is in my opinion the most talented wc3 player of all time, i still remember him having a 90% winrate between 04-06 (?) and most of the games were played on 300+ ping.
remind and lucifer could also take it, it's all pretty even once the euros drop out, even though hawk is also really good and i don't know much about the others
e: apparently lucifer not even in wcg this year
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On November 29 2012 16:34 Caihead wrote:Show nested quote +On November 29 2012 16:32 L3g3nd_ wrote:
what they started the stream 15minutes into the game!! by 15 you mean 1.5?
they skipped the pick/ban which can last 10-15minutes
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by the awkward mouse/keyboard placements on stream D im guessing its counter strike !
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what the hell parting didn't get 1st and yonghwa is at 2-2
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world of tanks? what genre is this
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WoT with Doa \o/
This should be fun.
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On November 29 2012 17:45 Goldfish wrote:Not sure about CS Online but CS 1.6 was fun to watch too. Doa + Wolf casting World of Tanks on stream D: http://www.teamliquid.net/video/streams/WCG DEdit - NVM, I don't think Wolf is casting (Sounds like Doa is though).
Haha yeah, I thought it was Wolf too at first. Other guy is called Rambo I think.
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On November 29 2012 17:46 L3g3nd_ wrote:
world of tanks? what genre is this
TPP - Third Person Panzer
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Yeah, I suggest trying watching Stream D (World of Tanks). It has Doa too (Stream A has no one I know, at least from SC).
(Though I have both open, just Stream D with audio on.)
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oh look they're playing dust2 how strange
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On November 29 2012 17:43 Dodgin wrote:
what the hell parting didn't get 1st and yonghwa is at 2-2
yonghwa went 0-2 in his first two games and is incredibly lucky to be part of a 3-way tie
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Ok nevermind about World of Tanks (it hasn't started yet anyway), CS has me with nostalgia !
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Even though WCG doesn't have the best competition in SC2, it is still very fun to see so many other games, it's a great casual party feeling while watching WCG.
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edit: nvm, too early in the morning for elementary math XD
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On November 29 2012 17:50 Goldfish wrote:
Ok nevermind about World of Tanks (it hasn't started yet anyway), CS has me with nostalgia ! same, too bad these guys are...not good
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Lol, these CS players… 
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On November 29 2012 17:39 ramon wrote:Show nested quote +On November 29 2012 17:34 babylon wrote:On November 29 2012 17:31 Wolfswood wrote:
I don't really think you can anyone here a favorite, I expect most of these guys have not been playing wc3 seriously for awhile. Lyn still plays War3 as his main game, though he does SC2 on the side afaik. I'd still consider him the favorite, esp. if he gets out of group stages. The two strongest players right now in China are probably Lyn and TH000 (who dropped out in quals). Fly is the same as Lyn. Moon is supposed to be full-time SC2. Sky is ... idk, advertising, casting, and playing DotA. TeD just recently came back, but I think if he makes it out of groups, it could get pretty interesting. sky won the chinese qualifier right? he is in my opinion the most talented wc3 player of all time, i still remember him having a 90% winrate between 04-06 (?) and most of the games were played on 300+ ping. remind and lucifer could also take it, it's all pretty even once the euros drop out, even though hawk is also really good and i don't know much about the others
Lucifer isn't playing in WCG.
Sky has been playing sloppy for more than a year now. Even when he took 2nd last year, he wasn't playing well, just playing good enough to get past his opponents. He preps extensively for WCG though (almost exclusively the only tournament he preps nowadays), so maybe he'll prove me wrong. He definitely hasn't been the best HU for a long time though. Both TH000 and Infi (even after Infi's switch to SC2) have consistently shown better games than Sky imo. Sky just somehow turns it on for WCG-related events every year, it seems. >_>
ReMinD has been slumping recently. He's going off to military service next year as well, so this is kind of his last hurrah in terms of wider exposure. I haven't seen especially great play from him in months.
This group honestly should've been a walkover for Lyn, but he just shot himself in the foot playing greedy. He will probably win vs. Hawk, but Fly is a toss-up. If I had to pick favorites to win, I would choose Lyn and Fly, followed by Sky, followed by ReMinD. The problem is it depends on who gets through group stages, and Bo1s in War3 at this high of a level are really difficult to call.
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Is that Clutch casting on A?
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