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On February 15 2013 20:33 BLinD-RawR wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:30 liberate71 wrote:On February 15 2013 20:28 BLinD-RawR wrote:
to be honest in starcraft the truest test of skill has always been a Bo5 not Bo7 Bullshit. HyuN. King of the world due to B09's not bullshit, I know what i'm talking about.:/ Bo7s are tiring Bo9's are worse. Bo5 pushes players to the limit without completely exhausting them by the time they reach Game 5.
i'm not sure the tiring effect of a best of 9 should be understood as a disadvantage for players who practice 12 hours a day. it even requires a different kind of skillshet because you're not likely to win as big bart of your games with weird builds and gimmicks.
Hyun beat everyone with solid macro that is really impressive
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United States97276 Posts
GSL S1 2013 Code S Ro16 Group D  BBoongBBoong vs  PartinG Game 1 Map: Neo Planet S
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BBoongBBoong spawns in the bottom left
PartinG spawns in the top right
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music is way too loud 
cant properly understand tastosis
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Hmm which has better video quality?
Twitch, I can read the supply a bit better but the video's color looks less vibrant.
GOMTV has a bit more vibrant color?
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Roro <3
Let's go Parting, so we can have a rematch with Life!
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On February 15 2013 20:25 Yello wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:24 xAdra wrote:
Why are hydras seen as "useless" if they can be staple like this in one matchup? Being prominent in one matchup isn't exactly useless. That was pretty much what Valkyries were in Broodwar Because everyone compares them to Broodwar Hydras. And compared to BW Hydras, SC2 Hydras are pretty bad
This, and because until quite recently there was little reason to build Hydralisks instead of Infestors. Recent nerfs to ITs and Fungal range make Hydras a lot more competitive.
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On February 15 2013 20:35 DidYuhim wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:33 Lorning wrote:On February 15 2013 20:30 BackSideAttack wrote:
Looks like we need to adjust the hierarchy:
Kespa are the new Koreans
ESF are the new Europeans
Europeans are the new North Americans
North Americans are the new ......... So because 3 or 4 kespa players are actually good it means all kespa players are better than esf? Thats like saying Europeans are better than koreans because Stephano beat a couple of them. I don't really understand why people even care to separate Korean players into eSF and KeSPA. It's all the same, really. Sole difference is that eSF got GSTL and KeSPA got Proleague.
people want to compare to something and we've reached the point where foreigners arent really that competitive anymore like they kind of were early on. There's a few but as a whole not really
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shall we see some traditional GSL drama today? Like Life getting soul trained and out of the tournament, hehehe.
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On February 15 2013 20:35 baubo wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:31 Wintex wrote:On February 15 2013 20:28 baubo wrote:
Honestly, every time I watch Code S and there's not one of my favorite players in, I just want the guy Tastetosis have extreme bias for to lose. These guys know their game and all, but it's so annoying that they keep talking about how awesome the guy who's getting slaughtered are all the time.
"DRG so good. DRG is on top of his game. I can't see DRG lose... DRG GGs"
"Life is unbeatable. Life makes perfect decision. Life perfect micro... Life GGs"
I don't expect 50/50 split on casting, but at least give some more credit to the guy who's actually winning. To be totally honest, and in this game situation specifically, Life was playing better for A LOT of the game. The decision he made earlier to not get the bane nest and the fact that he almost made it even again after that start IS impressive. They DID say that RorO had a sick lead and that his hydra army would win the engagement multiple times. TT just my two cents. If Life actually felt like he was the superior player and can beat his opponent straight up, he wouldn't have used builds like 9 pool or skipping baneling nest. The fact that he was cheesing and cutting huge corners doesn't scream unbeatable top player in the world skills.
This.
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On February 15 2013 20:35 baubo wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:31 Wintex wrote:On February 15 2013 20:28 baubo wrote:
Honestly, every time I watch Code S and there's not one of my favorite players in, I just want the guy Tastetosis have extreme bias for to lose. These guys know their game and all, but it's so annoying that they keep talking about how awesome the guy who's getting slaughtered are all the time.
"DRG so good. DRG is on top of his game. I can't see DRG lose... DRG GGs"
"Life is unbeatable. Life makes perfect decision. Life perfect micro... Life GGs"
I don't expect 50/50 split on casting, but at least give some more credit to the guy who's actually winning. To be totally honest, and in this game situation specifically, Life was playing better for A LOT of the game. The decision he made earlier to not get the bane nest and the fact that he almost made it even again after that start IS impressive. They DID say that RorO had a sick lead and that his hydra army would win the engagement multiple times. TT just my two cents. If Life actually felt like he was the superior player and can beat his opponent straight up, he wouldn't have used builds like 9 pool or skipping baneling nest. The fact that he was cheesing and cutting huge corners doesn't scream unbeatable top player in the world skills.
I'll get back to you when Life wins this GSL
+ Show Spoiler +Really, Life has always been doing that. At times, it's been his greatest weakness - he can beat players straight-up but does crazy, sometimes even stupid stuff because he wants to or thinks it'll work better.
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
By the way MKP > RorO
and RorO > Life
So MKP > Life right
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On February 15 2013 20:33 DidYuhim wrote:
Given how Life actually played that game, you're pretty wrong as who are you hyping for. He made the game close after losing 28 drones to a cheese. Anyone other than him would've just died right there.
Wait, what? Getting banes in Z v Z is cheese?
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What bbbooombbboomm could win this? Soooo good! Expect GG any moment!
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I know this sounds bad but...
Hurry up and get rolled by two immortal/sentry all-ins plz BB so we can see Life play again.
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On February 15 2013 20:37 DusTerr wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:33 DidYuhim wrote:
Given how Life actually played that game, you're pretty wrong as who are you hyping for. He made the game close after losing 28 drones to a cheese. Anyone other than him would've just died right there. Wait, what? Getting banes in Z v Z is cheese?
for bad player every aggressive build is pure cheese.
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East Gorteau22261 Posts
On February 15 2013 20:37 Lorning wrote:
By the way MKP > RorO
and RorO > Life
So MKP > Life right
But Life 3:1 MKP, twice
So RorO > Life > MKP > RorO...
My head hurts
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United States97276 Posts
On February 15 2013 20:36 Shellshock1122 wrote: GSL S1 2013 Code S Ro16 Group D BBoongBBoong vs PartinG Game 1 Map: Neo Planet S 0:00 BBoongBBoong spawns in the bottom left PartinG spawns in the top right
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gateway first for Parting
2:00
gas for Parting
hatch for B4
pool for B4
cybernetics core for Parting
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gas for B4
sentry for Parting
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Nexus for Parting
2nd gas for Parting
ling speed for B4
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2 more gateways from Parting to help wall his natural choke
3rd base for B4
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On February 15 2013 20:35 baubo wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:31 Wintex wrote:On February 15 2013 20:28 baubo wrote:
Honestly, every time I watch Code S and there's not one of my favorite players in, I just want the guy Tastetosis have extreme bias for to lose. These guys know their game and all, but it's so annoying that they keep talking about how awesome the guy who's getting slaughtered are all the time.
"DRG so good. DRG is on top of his game. I can't see DRG lose... DRG GGs"
"Life is unbeatable. Life makes perfect decision. Life perfect micro... Life GGs"
I don't expect 50/50 split on casting, but at least give some more credit to the guy who's actually winning. To be totally honest, and in this game situation specifically, Life was playing better for A LOT of the game. The decision he made earlier to not get the bane nest and the fact that he almost made it even again after that start IS impressive. They DID say that RorO had a sick lead and that his hydra army would win the engagement multiple times. TT just my two cents. If Life actually felt like he was the superior player and can beat his opponent straight up, he wouldn't have used builds like 9 pool or skipping baneling nest. The fact that he was cheesing and cutting huge corners doesn't scream unbeatable top player in the world skills.
I don't understand why he has to abandon a lot of his builds just because he thinks he's superior... Let him play the way he wants to. He probably thought the build would work well. Besides, he has made wonderful things happen with 6 lings. Why should he stop trying?
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On February 15 2013 20:35 totauksz wrote:Show nested quote +On February 15 2013 20:33 BLinD-RawR wrote:On February 15 2013 20:30 liberate71 wrote:On February 15 2013 20:28 BLinD-RawR wrote:
to be honest in starcraft the truest test of skill has always been a Bo5 not Bo7 Bullshit. HyuN. King of the world due to B09's not bullshit, I know what i'm talking about.:/ Bo7s are tiring Bo9's are worse. Bo5 pushes players to the limit without completely exhausting them by the time they reach Game 5. i'm not sure the tiring effect of a best of 9 should be understood as a disadvantage for players who practice 12 hours a day. it even requires a different kind of skillshet because you're not likely to win as big bart of your games with weird builds and gimmicks. Hyun beat everyone with solid macro that is really impressive
weird builds and gimmicks are a part of the game, you can't always hang on your good macro, limiting the series to a Bo5 gives you the best of everything, it gives you a chance to do a whole lot more even with what seems less.
its a completely different feeling being in the booth than in the practice house I can assure you that.
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