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illsick
United States1770 Posts
On January 01 2013 03:29 GTPGlitch wrote: ugh, why send taeja out against a team with a protoss ace, whyyyy TT because they have two aces in Fantasy and Rain Taeja is pretty well rounded and should be able to put up a fight against either opponent. Who would you put in? hero did just lose to Rain as well and JD seems more of a zerg specialist atm. | ||
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Zenbrez
Canada5973 Posts
On January 01 2013 04:27 decado90 wrote: Taeja is now 0-5 vs Rain. It was a poor decision. I still disagree, but that's okay. That's what's so wonderful about opinions!! :D | ||
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tiMelEfT
United States228 Posts
Btw, if a player can never win against an opponent, and afraid of fighting that opponent, then he doesn't deserve to be a pro. He needs to face strong opponents to make himself stronger. | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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tiMelEfT
United States228 Posts
It will be hard to catch KT in round 2, but second place after round 2 is very possible. | ||
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Ryusei-R1
United States2106 Posts
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glzElectromaster
Japan2474 Posts
On January 01 2013 04:27 decado90 wrote: Taeja is now 0-5 vs Rain. It was a poor decision. JD would not have been a good choice, considering how bad his ZvP is. To be honest, I was hoping for JYP to go out and snipe Rain with a PvP build. | ||
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nmetasch
United States600 Posts
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Schmoooopy
United States448 Posts
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On January 01 2013 04:30 illsick wrote: because they have two aces in Fantasy and Rain Taeja is pretty well rounded and should be able to put up a fight against either opponent. Who would you put in? hero did just lose to Rain as well and JD seems more of a zerg specialist atm. Well it almost looks like the ace map is a really good protoss map. Could be wrong, but I almost feel they should have played a protoss on it. Oh well at least they didn't get smashed! | ||
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necrosexy
451 Posts
On January 01 2013 06:12 nmetasch wrote: Honestly I'd prefer Thorzain out instead of puma 100% of the time. Thorzain looks like hes working seriously hard, while puma just looks plain embarassing. At least when Thorzain goes out it looks like he planned extensively and just lost because of nerves or whatever, puma looks like he doesn't even plan but for 5 minutes... perhaps Fantasy made Puma appear unprepared | ||
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DMXD
United States4064 Posts
good luck next round!! | ||
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Jacmert
Canada1709 Posts
On January 01 2013 00:14 bo1b wrote: A pun that needs explaining has already lost the point, sorry. I disagr2 | ||
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ScaringKids
Portugal819 Posts
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snakeeyez
United States1231 Posts
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sharkie
Austria18558 Posts
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On December 31 2012 23:06 Rustug wrote: I have no issues with pronunciation of words or accents. But, - Calling the game minutes before it is over. (I really dislike this, because it's a caster trying to sound like he understands the game, and in this case failing). - Calling a boatload of plays and then the opposite occurring. (just do play by play). - Explaining something that happens in the game, but making no sense. Just cast the game, don't play the annalist when you clearly don't know the game that well. (And No I'm not saying I could do better) I know all the casting duo's can't be like Tastetosis, and you might not even like Nick and Dan, but they cast to their strengths. These casters should play to their strengths and what could set them apart. They have good enthusiasm and they have a guy that knows Korean. So IMO, just do the play by play, NO analysis, but they can discuss the game of course - on their own level - Translate what the people are saying and what is on cheer-fulls (in Korean). Listen in on the Korean casters and give an update on what they are thinking. And one thing they could improve on immediately , research, I heard them saying there are no records on this match-up, but in this tread statistics pop up, probably from Liquipedia. If they want to sound smart, use the resources available. Yeah, because Tastosis has never called a game minutes before it was over. And they never called a boatload of plays and then the opposite occuring... Every caster will make mistakes when they try to predict the outcome of games/engagements. Even pro players misjudge engagements so it will also happen to every caster. Artosis, Tasteless, Wolf, Apollo, Khaldor has called builds they thought for sure would happen and it didn't turn out that way. If they could predict the games, then we wouldn't need to have them play out. Just have the players show their opening to the casters and then they can decide who wins... | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On January 01 2013 06:17 necrosexy wrote: perhaps Fantasy made Puma appear unprepared Then maybe you should apply for coach of EG-TL... Always nice to see armchair quarterbacks... I would love to see you play PuMa on ladder and see how he would own you in 5 miunutes. | ||
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tiMelEfT
United States228 Posts
On January 01 2013 07:20 vthree wrote: Then maybe you should apply for coach of EG-TL... Always nice to see armchair quarterbacks... I would love to see you play PuMa on ladder and see how he would own you in 5 miunutes. Isn't that exactly his point? PUMA is very good, but Fantasy is better. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On January 01 2013 02:46 decado90 wrote: You know Rain was 4-0 vs Taeja going into yesterday right? and 3-0 vs Hero. I think JD would have been the best bet. Yes, because Jaedong is 0-9 in his last 9 ZvP.... There is a reason that JD is being sent out on TDA. Yes, his ZvZ is really good. But also, it is to shield him away from ZvPs... | ||
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