EPTBut Jaedong also didn't show any star game level during whole season
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Hazzyboy
Estonia555 Posts
But Jaedong also didn't show any star game level during whole season | ||
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Rhaegar_tar
France847 Posts
On February 18 2013 20:48 Hazzyboy wrote: Looks like EG-TL's problems started when Stephano arrived... maybe there's no connection but maybe he's an enigma and as they say team's "cancer". But Jaedong also didn't show any star game level during whole season Yeah, he's the guy with the best record in the team and he clearly is the cancer... | ||
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Grumbels
Netherlands7032 Posts
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renezerg
Peru186 Posts
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warmus
United Kingdom196 Posts
On February 18 2013 20:38 edgeOut wrote: ofc it is possible, EG-TL won 7 out of 19. If they win 2 straight games, they are possibly in playoff spot. I understand that it is technically possible for them to be performing worse, but how significant would that be? With a 26.7% set winrate over the last 6 matches they played (this already goes back to over a month ago), how much worse can a group of progammers under the same roof get, where it still matters. the whole point is that they are not capable of winning 2 straight games with the rest of the teams not winning any, as it currently stands. you are not going to be beating pl teams if your set winnrate is under 30% | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On February 18 2013 20:55 Grumbels wrote: Stephano is strong in ZvP but weak in ZvZ; Jaedong is strong in ZvZ but weak in ZvP. So why does Stephano play ZvZ two games in a row and does Jaedong play ZvP two games in a row? I know it's partly luck, but coaches have to be good at predicting these sort of things to get their players the most favorable match-ups. Honestly, luck plays a big role here. Stephano was on Neo Planet S which is a P map. You could say that the WJS coach mind gamed the EGTL coach and knew they would put Stephano there and countered with Soulkey. But what about JD's match. Did the coach really want Flying who is 0-3 vZ to play JD, free would have been a much better choice if the coach 'guessed' they would play JD there on Antiga. If anything, I think WJS was trying to snipe Stephano with ZerO since Stephano had played on Akilon flats the 2 previous matches. | ||
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Heouf
Netherlands787 Posts
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TAMinator
Australia2706 Posts
On February 18 2013 20:48 Hazzyboy wrote: Looks like EG-TL's problems started when Stephano arrived... maybe there's no connection but maybe he's an enigma and as they say team's "cancer". But Jaedong also didn't show any star game level during whole season This is the worst theory i've ever heard. They were struggling all season long, not when Stephano came in. | ||
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AyaaLa
Spain629 Posts
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edgeOut
United States945 Posts
On February 18 2013 21:22 TAMinator wrote: This is the worst theory i've ever heard. They were struggling all season long, not when Stephano came in. Stephano and Jaedong's bromance is probably the reason. Jaedong can't focus, and the other Koreans are probably jealous of Stephano, so they decided to tank the team. | ||
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On February 18 2013 21:29 edgeOut wrote: Stephano and Jaedong's bromance is probably the reason. Jaedong can't focus, and the other Koreans are probably jealous of Stephano, so they decided to tank the team. Haha, there's always room for more fan-fiction ^^ | ||
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rasers
Sweden691 Posts
On February 18 2013 21:25 AyaaLa wrote: they shoould kick out hwanni and the other coach. it seems to me at eg-tl have a mentalblock and the coaches cant fix it. players play like crap.? better kick the coach. well it's like that in football (soccer for you americanos)r and everywhere. guess u can't blame the beloved players for playing like shit. | ||
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
woongjin stars sending out a strong message 4-0 the other teams with another solid win. | ||
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m0ck
4194 Posts
On February 18 2013 21:49 rasers wrote: players play like crap.? better kick the coach. well it's like that in football (soccer for you americanos)r and everywhere. guess u can't blame the beloved players for playing like shit. The results seem to me to be a mixture of bad luck and bad form, but surely there has to be some criterion of success for the coach as well? | ||
Kipsate
Netherlands45349 Posts
well done. | ||
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Deleted User 101379
4849 Posts
Also, why would you place your most consistent player who also won against sOs and ZerO previously at 6th place where he might not even play at all? | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On February 18 2013 22:20 Morfildur wrote: EG-TL seems to perform worse in every round. What happened to them? Also, why would you place your most consistent player who also won against sOs and ZerO previously at 6th place where he might not even play at all? Because at the end of the day, you have to win 3 out of the first 6 matches or you lose. Sure, 4-1 looks better than 4-0 on paper, but a lost is a lost (unless it comes down to tiebreakers which is less likely in a season this long). Remember that WJS also had their best player (Soulkey) in the 6th game. | ||
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
But honestly given woongjin's lineup today, the results are not surprising. The only set that seemed like EG-TL might have hada shot was taeja vs free. | ||
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pStar
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niteReloaded
Croatia5282 Posts
When that happens, and your opponents are close to your level, if you start calculating too much and playing 'to win safely' rather than taking the gloves off and having a fistfight, you don't play your best game! Who's afraid of losing can't win. Fuckit can't hurt to speculate and give some selfhelp advice. | ||
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