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Austria24420 Posts
On February 04 2013 19:05 DJHelium wrote:
I don't watch pro league all that often, but every time I do, I'm amazed by the caster's skill to create seemingly endless sentences while switching subject more than twice and still make it sound like it's what they wanted to tell from the beginning and not sound stupid at all, I think.
Wait, is that a compliment?
I hope Stephano doesn't zergbong this up
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On February 04 2013 19:05 i.of.the.storm wrote:Show nested quote +On February 04 2013 18:58 DarkLordOlli wrote:On February 04 2013 18:55 i.of.the.storm wrote:
What the hell, I thought revival was a ZvZ specialist. I can only imagine that he *really* thought savage would go for the 15 hatch, that was just depressing. If stephano loses I think I'm going to cry myself to sleep rather than watch puma. What happens to EGTL players in pro league, I just don't understand. Most of them are really good individually but even JYP and Hero, probably the best players on the team, have shown games way below their standard level of play. Yeah, sometimes I just want them to stop doing cannon rushes and just play straight up. They got the skill to keep up and win games, no need to gamble. Take Revival, 10 pool banelings is a good strategy for a BoX series but do you really wanna take that gamble when your team is already down a game and you know that you have another player in your lineup who has to play and is currently what, 0-7? Seems like poor strategic thinking :/ Exactly, EGTL players are no slouches individually, I don't understand why they don't play straight up against Kespa players who are still a bit below GSL caliber for the most part. Then again, I guess EGTL players are also a bit below GSL level for the most part but players like JYP and Hero have way more experience and should be doing way better than they are.
I think it is a combination of factors. Kespa players just play better in PL (compare to GSL, qualifiers). Probably due to preparation. And EG-TL seems to play worse or over think.
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its going to be 3-3 vs 1-1 and like 6 immortals.
welp
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Stephano is going to die 
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Stephano is going to have to hope his Great Wall of SC is going to be enuff..
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Austria24420 Posts
When in doubt, spines
He needs hive tech, otherwise this game is lost.
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okay, he attacked into the bigger spine wall :s
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3-4 base turtle on this map is pretty good.
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turtle spine into broodlord infestor, stephano sticking back to patch zerg style
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Austria24420 Posts
Immortals are pretty decent vs spines. Good thing there were enough spines.
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Finally, some old school Zerg play, so they can show Kespa wat SC2 is really like
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Roach/Archon is pretty good.
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Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
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On February 04 2013 19:07 Pandemona wrote:
Well stephano is dead...
Oh really ?
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On February 04 2013 19:07 DarkLordOlli wrote:Show nested quote +On February 04 2013 19:05 DJHelium wrote:
I don't watch pro league all that often, but every time I do, I'm amazed by the caster's skill to create seemingly endless sentences while switching subject more than twice and still make it sound like it's what they wanted to tell from the beginning and not sound stupid at all, I think. Wait, is that a compliment? I hope Stephano doesn't zergbong this up
Of course, I don't see any reason that would be a bad skill to use as a caster!
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Stephano: "what, zis is not tower defense? You mean I have a human opponent? Zat is ridiculous!"
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On February 04 2013 19:11 GreyKnight wrote:
turtle spine into broodlord infestor, stephano sticking back to patch zerg style
The only true way to win a ZvP.
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Would be surprised if Stephano throws this
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Stephano playing against the standard 3 base push before broods? He built so many spines so early and delayed his hive in order to fend off the 3 base push easier, and he wouldn't be vulnerable while trying to get broods out.
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EPT
