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On February 08 2013 01:29 DarkLordOlli wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 01:25 vthree wrote:On February 08 2013 01:23 DarkLordOlli wrote:On February 08 2013 01:19 vthree wrote:On February 08 2013 00:41 BlazeFury01 wrote:On February 08 2013 00:32 EngrishTeacher wrote:
Lol @ haters that were pontificating "Innovation will be lucky to get 3rd in his RO16 group" as a fact.
Terrans fighting, will catch the VODs tmr. Let the haters hate. Most of them aren't from BW, so they aren't familiar with the level of intensity that the Kespa players are used to playing at. They're soon going to find out though, yes suuuuuuh. Bisu LOL He's getting there man  I hope so at least... Heh, I just love the fact when Kespa fans bring out their Kespa preparation/practice/talent is so much better argument. All I need is BISU!!!!!! I think he's finally figured out that sentries are a support unit. Though I guess he still needs to learn how to stop 1/1/1 and he's good to go. But yeah, some Kespa players are playing extremely well, some are playing extremely poorly. It's pretty dumb that everytime any kespa player either wins or loses it's "KESPA DOMINATION" or "LOL, Kespa so bad" >_>
I think the problem is from the 'E' article. Basically it said the worst Kespa players would be better than best eSF players (besides Mvp). Because players like Nestea, MKP, MC were doing well in SC2.
The funny thing is, the 'elephants' get brought up everytime there is a Kespa win. But the people who post that don't realize that unless Code S is 30/32 Kespa, the article won't be validated. Not to mention that the fact that SKT1 paid 70K for Parting also invalidates their theory.
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On February 08 2013 00:32 EngrishTeacher wrote:
Lol @ haters that were pontificating "Innovation will be lucky to get 3rd in his RO16 group" as a fact.
Terrans fighting, will catch the VODs tmr.
Lol indeed. Bogus was the best terran last season and looks like the best terran this season too.
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On February 08 2013 01:39 vividred wrote:
Bomber why
you can't expect Bomber to win TvT vs Taeja or Bogus. His best bet was to beat DRG twice.
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On February 08 2013 01:35 1raxexpand wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 00:32 EngrishTeacher wrote:
Lol @ haters that were pontificating "Innovation will be lucky to get 3rd in his RO16 group" as a fact.
Terrans fighting, will catch the VODs tmr. Lol indeed. Bogus was the best terran last season and looks like the best terran this season too.
It appeals so. I would live to see gumiho vs bogus
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bomber out, mvp down to code b  , roro not making it to mlg. what a disappointing week. i hope marineking goes through tomorrow.
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All this Bogus hype, but dont forget that he only won 2-1 over Taeja. And that was a close 2-1. Dont get me wrong, i do agree that Bogus is good.
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On February 08 2013 01:33 Undead1993 wrote:even though i didnt see the games stephano not worth the code s spot losing two times against bogus the second time 2:1 in his ro32 group and bogus tops his ro16 group, stephano so noob. /irony off Taeja so goooooood!  Great to have 2 terrans advancing here
There is big difference between a noob player and a player who deserves code S. Stephano is none of them anyway, so why bring his name into this ?
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On February 08 2013 01:49 Mambo wrote:
All this Bogus hype, but dont forget that he only won 2-1 over Taeja. And that was a close 2-1. Dont get me wrong, i do agree that Bogus is good.
Yes, this almost feels like the Bomber hype after his Ro32 group, there are still alot of extremly strong players left in this GSL. And his TvP winrate is terrible, I think every of the 3 Protoss players left would beat him.
But obviously he is extremly good, last season semifinal and this one playoffs again is damn impressive.
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By the way, with these results, HerO's chances of making it directly into Code S just disappeared. Bomber is now waiting for him at ro24. Good luck to him in the up and downs. :p
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On February 08 2013 01:54 sitromit wrote:
By the way, with these results, HerO's chances of making it directly into Code S just disappeared. Bomber is now waiting for him at ro24. Good luck to him in the up and downs. :p
I don't know, if HerO suddenly decides to go Dreamhack HerO it could be an absolute sick match-up.
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I think DongRaeGu got a little shaken by his losses to Innovation. He could've done better in the last series.
Very nice games though.
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On February 08 2013 01:34 vthree wrote:
The funny thing is, the 'elephants' get brought up everytime there is a Kespa win. But the people who post that don't realize that unless Code S is 30/32 Kespa, the article won't be validated.
I think we all know that isn't true. There have been many instances where the better player didn't move on in GSL. The format, whether or not the players are accustomed to the format, the condition of the players on the day, and previous results (due to seeding and so on) has a large impact on who is in Code S. Requiring that the vast majority of eSF players be ousted rapidly is very unrealistic.
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On February 08 2013 01:54 sitromit wrote:
By the way, with these results, HerO's chances of making it directly into Code S just disappeared. Bomber is now waiting for him at ro24. Good luck to him in the up and downs. :p
ahahahahahah
Youre judging from Hero's up and down matches arent you?
What makes you think Bomber can beat Hero convincingly?
Guess what, Polt used to beat the shit out of Hero whenever they met, but
it all changed from WCS Korea, not to even mention that Polt got 4-2'd by Hero
at NASL. It will be Bo3, so Hero making it wont be a big surprise. Remember its
Bo3.
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Damn that multitasking from Bogus impressive terran play. Oh poor Artosis and his predictions Buying Tastless Beer sinds 2010 !
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On February 08 2013 01:59 lolmlg wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 01:34 vthree wrote:
The funny thing is, the 'elephants' get brought up everytime there is a Kespa win. But the people who post that don't realize that unless Code S is 30/32 Kespa, the article won't be validated.
I think we all know that isn't true. There have been many instances where the better player didn't move on in GSL. The format, whether or not the players are accustomed to the format, the condition of the players on the day, and previous results (due to seeding and so on) has a large impact on who is in Code S. Requiring that the vast majority of eSF players be ousted rapidly is very unrealistic.
Well, obviously, you weren't one of the original elephant fanbois. They actually said 2012 season 5 would be 50/50. I think Kespa players just didn't have that much superior talent and determination as they 'imagine'.
Funny you mentioned seeding since many Kespa players WERE seeded. And they still didn't dominate.
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On February 08 2013 01:59 lolmlg wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 01:34 vthree wrote:
The funny thing is, the 'elephants' get brought up everytime there is a Kespa win. But the people who post that don't realize that unless Code S is 30/32 Kespa, the article won't be validated.
I think we all know that isn't true. There have been many instances where the better player didn't move on in GSL. The format, whether or not the players are accustomed to the format, the condition of the players on the day, and previous results (due to seeding and so on) has a large impact on who is in Code S. Requiring that the vast majority of eSF players be ousted rapidly is very unrealistic.
Hmm? 99% of the BW fanboys were saying TBLS would dominate within a month of switch.
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On February 08 2013 02:04 mongmong wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 01:54 sitromit wrote:
By the way, with these results, HerO's chances of making it directly into Code S just disappeared. Bomber is now waiting for him at ro24. Good luck to him in the up and downs. :p ahahahahahah Youre judging from Hero's up and down matches arent you? What makes you think Bomber can beat Hero convincingly? Guess what, Polt used to beat the shit out of Hero whenever they met, but it all changed from WCS Korea, not to even mention that Polt got 4-2'd by Hero at NASL. It will be Bo3, so Hero making it wont be a big surprise. Remember its Bo3.
Bomber usually self-explodes in TvT or TvZ, his TvP is his most consistant and fearsome match-up. Not saying bomber will beat hero, but I can't think of a better TvP player right now.
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On February 08 2013 02:07 mongmong wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 01:59 lolmlg wrote:On February 08 2013 01:34 vthree wrote:
The funny thing is, the 'elephants' get brought up everytime there is a Kespa win. But the people who post that don't realize that unless Code S is 30/32 Kespa, the article won't be validated.
I think we all know that isn't true. There have been many instances where the better player didn't move on in GSL. The format, whether or not the players are accustomed to the format, the condition of the players on the day, and previous results (due to seeding and so on) has a large impact on who is in Code S. Requiring that the vast majority of eSF players be ousted rapidly is very unrealistic. Hmm? 99% of the BW fanboys were saying TBLS would dominate within a month of switch.
but ... but ... sc2 is such an easy game !
And yes i remember those story's 1 month became 3 and so forth and so forth.
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On February 08 2013 02:08 Lukeeze[zR] wrote:Show nested quote +On February 08 2013 02:04 mongmong wrote:On February 08 2013 01:54 sitromit wrote:
By the way, with these results, HerO's chances of making it directly into Code S just disappeared. Bomber is now waiting for him at ro24. Good luck to him in the up and downs. :p ahahahahahah Youre judging from Hero's up and down matches arent you? What makes you think Bomber can beat Hero convincingly? Guess what, Polt used to beat the shit out of Hero whenever they met, but it all changed from WCS Korea, not to even mention that Polt got 4-2'd by Hero at NASL. It will be Bo3, so Hero making it wont be a big surprise. Remember its Bo3. Bomber usually self-explodes in TvT or TvZ, his TvP is his most consistant and fearsome match-up. Not saying bomber will beat hero, but I can't think of a better TvP player right now.
MKP?
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