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Swisslink
2953 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:05 Raambo11 wrote: Why is there not a 3 way tie even if Jjakji wins? The other day we had a 3 way tie even though one of the players had a map win over the other two..really confusing Depends on the Head-2-head results. And KangHo would have won against the other 2. | ||
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NHY
1013 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:04 Taf the Ghost wrote: What's the tie-breaker like if we get a 5-way? Do we have play a "play until you lose" system, with the first to 3 victories goes in? Basically you turn the clock 3 hours and start over. | ||
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:05 Destructicon wrote: Don't disrespect Seed and Jjakji, they played brilliantly to win their respective championships and had to go trough tough opponents. Seed's run in particular was amazing, defeated Symbol trough a reverse sweep 3-2, defeated Byun the same way, 3-2 displaying incredible mental fortitude and patience and in the grand final he dismantled MC displaying superior knowledge of PvP at the time and brilliant micro. Too many people here have the nerve to downplay the efforts of the past champions, they may have only shone for 2 months but they where the best players of those two months, give them the respect they deserve. On topic, interesting game from effort and Hurricane, really crazy scenario, its a bit too bad effort didn't read the situation better, I think he could have crushed that 2 base push, though I guess Hurricane was banking on forcing lots of units and recalling out if the situation went sour. Still glad effort won. Seed vs Symbol was incredibly sloppy and it's a shame MC wasn't in shape when the finals were played. Jjakji had an insanely lucky run to even reach the finals in the first place, riddled with mediocre and poor games, although to his only credit the finals was fantastic. | ||
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Raambo11
United States828 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:05 Destructicon wrote: Don't disrespect Seed and Jjakji, they played brilliantly to win their respective championships and had to go trough tough opponents. Seed's run in particular was amazing, defeated Symbol trough a reverse sweep 3-2, defeated Byun the same way, 3-2 displaying incredible mental fortitude and patience and in the grand final he dismantled MC displaying superior knowledge of PvP at the time and brilliant micro. Too many people here have the nerve to downplay the efforts of the past champions, they may have only shone for 2 months but they where the best players of those two months, give them the respect they deserve. On topic, interesting game from effort and Hurricane, really crazy scenario, its a bit too bad effort didn't read the situation better, I think he could have crushed that 2 base push, though I guess Hurricane was banking on forcing lots of units and recalling out if the situation went sour. Still glad effort won. Jjakji and leenock still hold the title IMO of best finals as well, Jjakji was truly the best player in the world at the time | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:03 TheDougler wrote: Indeed, the Coca thing and that bizarre base race against supernova made jjakji the strangest champion of all time IMO Sniper is still bottom of the barrel for me. He's like the least distinguishable zerg I've ever seen. His run was better than Jjakji's but worse than Seed's. Yet, unlike Seed he did stick around for just a little bit longer. Still, of the 3 Jjakji has had the greatest longevity of the 3 considering he stayed in code S a little bit longer after winning, almost solely kept NSH alive, made a decent run in Iron Squid, and won a fairly good tournament to qualify for IPL4. It might sound like I'm desperate, but really all 3 of those champs have so few results I need something to distinguish them with. | ||
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DJHelium
Sweden13480 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:05 Destructicon wrote: Don't disrespect Seed and Jjakji, they played brilliantly to win their respective championships and had to go trough tough opponents. Seed's run in particular was amazing, defeated Symbol trough a reverse sweep 3-2, defeated Byun the same way, 3-2 displaying incredible mental fortitude and patience and in the grand final he dismantled MC displaying superior knowledge of PvP at the time and brilliant micro. Too many people here have the nerve to downplay the efforts of the past champions, they may have only shone for 2 months but they where the best players of those two months, give them the respect they deserve. On topic, interesting game from effort and Hurricane, really crazy scenario, its a bit too bad effort didn't read the situation better, I think he could have crushed that 2 base push, though I guess Hurricane was banking on forcing lots of units and recalling out if the situation went sour. Still glad effort won. "superior knowledge of PvP", aka 4 gate. I agree 100% though, it's easy to laugh at "washed up" champions now, but a win is a win, and no matter how you get there, winning code s is god damn hard. No-one is saying that Seed/Jjakji/Sniper etc are better than Mvp. But at the time of their respective championships, they were. | ||
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Thrillz
4313 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:04 MasterOfPuppets wrote: I disagree. Puzzle played like shit (like in every other Ro8 appearance he had) and the games vs Oz were some of the worst PvT I've ever watched. On paper Oz should've won that 3-0, but he made lots of mistakes and ended up losing. And I guarantee that if CoCa had took part in Code S Jjakji would have never made it to Playoffs.  Jjakji-Leenock still delivered the best finals in terms of games. He did get good draws and lucky consequences. Then again, so did Sniper. Seed actually beat very good opponents and various races, etc. At least Jjakji is more relevant than Sniper now. | ||
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Yello
Germany7411 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:06 ETisME wrote: 5 ways tier, imagine how stressful it is for the players or for me. Got to watch constant 7 hours of GSL Up/Downs :D | ||
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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
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Rollora
2450 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:04 Fyzar wrote: Ohh, I didn't see a changeling ~ that changes it a bit then I guess. yeah. and there was always the thread of mutas without large ammounts of cannons Zerg could always go for the snipe, recharches/heals muta -> snipes another probe. Yes, he could have tried it, but he had to gamble: if he loses the probes it was worth nothing. actually i wonder why Zerg didn't send 3 or 4 mutas over, just to slowly kill buildings. Protoss ofc tried to dry out the Zerg, I'll never understand the last attack | ||
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Darkthorn
Romania912 Posts
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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:05 MasterOfPuppets wrote: No, but OSL has had a day of four 3-way tiebreakers involving Shine and EffOrt. And one time was close but a Kespa Zerg fucked up if I recall | ||
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Cokefreak
Finland8095 Posts
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:07 Raambo11 wrote: Jjakji and leenock still hold the title IMO of best finals as well, Jjakji was truly the best player in the world at the time At the time of the finals? Sure. Were the finals amazing? Sure. But people tend to forget how incredibly poor and lucky the rest of his run was. | ||
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DJHelium
Sweden13480 Posts
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Dark.Carnival
United States5095 Posts
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
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Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
On August 15 2013 21:04 MasterOfPuppets wrote: I disagree. Puzzle played like shit (like in every other Ro8 appearance he had) and the games vs Oz were some of the worst PvT I've ever watched. On paper Oz should've won that 3-0, but he made lots of mistakes and ended up losing. And I guarantee that if CoCa had took part in Code S Jjakji would have never made it to Playoffs. jjakji shows the best TvZ on the planet. -> "he would have lost to Coca" ok... | ||
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Tsubbi
Germany7996 Posts
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