EPT[ASUS ROG] Day 2 Summer 2013 - Page 32
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Cayetano
United States79 Posts
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Penev
28512 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:25 Crownlol wrote: Think VortiX can finally stand up to Luci? He has beaten his brother many times already and judging by this tournament he got his skill back up (after a period of little results because of his studies). That said I'd say Luci is the favorite at the moment. | ||
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HappyZerGling
Ukraine161 Posts
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ImperialFist
790 Posts
Also shoutout to TLO, talk about getting a ridiculous group with the two strongest players in the tournament in Taeja and Hyun. | ||
KristofferAG
Norway25712 Posts
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Sevre
Ireland619 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:33 TommyP wrote: Hyvaa obvious best Zerg player. In all seriousness, I don't see how anybody can make an argument for Hyun being the best Z in the world It's hard to compare him to Korean Zergs, but consider that Life and Symbol aren't in form right now, Jaedong's been beaten by HyuN, and Soulkey is out of the OSL and only concentrating on Proleague. If you consider Soulkey to be better than HyuN that's fair enough, but going by recent records HyuN is definitely a top 3 Zerg. | ||
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renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:41 Sevre wrote: It's hard to compare him to Korean Zergs, but consider that Life and Symbol aren't in form right now, Jaedong's been beaten by HyuN, and Soulkey is out of the OSL and only concentrating on Proleague. If you consider Soulkey to be better than HyuN that's fair enough, but going by recent records HyuN is definitely a top 3 Zerg. recent results yes, but I wouldn't only put him in the top 5 at least 1. sk 2. life 3. symbol 4. hyun 5. jd | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:43 renaissanceMAN wrote: recent results yes, but I wouldn't only put him in the top 5 at least 1. sk 2. life 3. symbol 4. hyun 5. jd Well, if we aren't going by recent results, might as well put Nestea and DRG up there. | ||
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figq
12519 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:39 BigFan wrote: Hyun is one of the best zergs. Unlikely the single best, but one of them.I don't see Hyun as the best zerg in the world. Ya, his performance is really strong lately but I'd rather see him play against the likes of Soulkey etc... to verify it. Winning in mostly foreigner tournaments can be deceiving imo. | ||
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Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:43 renaissanceMAN wrote: recent results yes, but I wouldn't only put him in the top 5 at least 1. sk 2. life 3. symbol 4. hyun 5. jd Would put Losira over Hyun/JD, Curious, soO, RorO, Leenock and even hyvaa are debatable as well. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:45 figq wrote: Hyun is one of the best zergs. Unlikely the single best, but one of them. yep, exactly what I meant lol | ||
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Sevre
Ireland619 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:43 renaissanceMAN wrote: recent results yes, but I wouldn't only put him in the top 5 at least 1. sk 2. life 3. symbol 4. hyun 5. jd No way do  Life and Symbol warrant such high placements with their recent records. I know Life beat Bomber at RSL but you can only give that so much weight when JD and HyuN are getting consistent podium finishes. | ||
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zeratul_jf
United States808 Posts
I am hoping for this too, but stardust seems like he could be a problem if Lucifron wins vs his brother. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:51 zeratul_jf wrote: I am hoping for this too, but stardust seems like he could be a problem if Lucifron wins vs his brother. It boils down to how much PvZ StarDust ends up playing, I'd reckon. | ||
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vthree
Hong Kong8039 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:50 Sevre wrote: No way do Life and Symbol warrant such high placements with their recent records. I know Life beat Bomber at RSL but you can only give that so much weight when JD and HyuN are getting consistent podium finishes. Hard to gauge since they are playing in different tournament vs different players. | ||
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krutopatkin
Germany2612 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:50 Sevre wrote: No way do Life and Symbol warrant such high placements with their recent records. I know Life beat Bomber at RSL but you can only give that so much weight when JD and HyuN are getting consistent podium finishes. Life is arguable, but Symbol got Ro8 Code S, which is arguably way better than the second places at mediocre foreigner tournaments that Jaedong has. | ||
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renaissanceMAN
United States1840 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:52 vthree wrote: Hard to gauge since they are playing in different tournament vs different players. took the words right out of my mouth and: On August 03 2013 00:54 krutopatkin wrote: Life is arguable, but Symbol got Ro8 Code S, which is arguably way better than the second places at mediocre foreigner tournaments that Jaedong has. | ||
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Sevre
Ireland619 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:52 vthree wrote: Hard to gauge since they are playing in different tournament vs different players. Yeah which makes this quite arbitrary but regardless of who his opponents are, it's hard to call Symbol top 3 when he has a win rate of 53% and recently got destroyed by Yoda and Maru. | ||
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krutopatkin
Germany2612 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:55 Sevre wrote: Yeah which makes this quite arbitrary but regardless of who his opponents are, it's hard to call Symbol top 3 when he has a win rate of 53% and recently got destroyed by Yoda and Maru. Well Yoda and Maru are probably better than theognis | ||
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Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On August 03 2013 00:50 Sevre wrote: No way do Life and Symbol warrant such high placements with their recent records. I know Life beat Bomber at RSL but you can only give that so much weight when JD and HyuN are getting consistent podium finishes. But I would call neither of them the favorite against a player like Bomber. Jaedong and Hayun are attending about every event, which is´nt the case for most zergs. At the latest tournament (IEM) Jaedong got knocked out in the group stages, while Revival won (and placed 2nd at WCS before that). Revival does´nt attend that much stuff, but in his latest two tournaments, he reached the finals both times. | ||
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