EPTOn September 26 2013 05:25 Darkhoarse wrote:
Just ask Polt, it's the best strategy (clearly)
Just ask Polt, it's the best strategy (clearly)
Hah! That's a pretty perfect counter example as far as counter examples go isn't it?
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TheDougler
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Hah! That's a pretty perfect counter example as far as counter examples go isn't it? | ||
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geokilla
Canada8218 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:25 Darkhoarse wrote: Just ask Polt, it's the best strategy (clearly) Polt knew he wouldn't stand a chance against Hyun, so he called Time Warner Cable to screw things up for him and look innocent. Polt so smart!!! | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8302 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:28 geokilla wrote: Polt knew he wouldn't stand a chance against Hyun, so he called Time Warner Cable to screw things up for him and look innocent. Polt so smart!!! Next level metagaming! | ||
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xN.07)MaK
Spain1159 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:20 geokilla wrote: The same can be said for Dreamhack/MLG/IEM Round 64 players where you can get into Round 16 without playing the best players either. So many people QQing because a Korean advanced over an European. If it was the other way around, no one would give a fuck and make these sorry excuses. I accept that randomness is part of any scenario (there is a draw in all systems) but in DH/IEM you don't meet the same guy from RO64 in RO16. So it's not only the draw. I couldn't care less of who advanced, I think neither showed to be worth of a WCS Europe champion. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:28 geokilla wrote: Polt knew he wouldn't stand a chance against Hyun, so he called Time Warner Cable to screw things up for him and look innocent. Polt so smart!!! Tactical brilliance! Plus his matches against Revival and Sage were obviously pretty easy for him, so he obviously gained a lot from missing his first match. | ||
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Die4Ever
United States17588 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:30 xN.07)MaK wrote: I accept that randomness is part of any scenario (there is a draw in all systems) but in DH/IEM you don't meet the same guy from RO64 in RO16. So it's not only the draw. I couldn't care less of who advanced, I think neither showed to be worth of a WCS Europe champion. Sure you could, if you meet them in groups and then meet them again in the bracket. | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
Extended series arguments are the best arguments. | ||
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ThePlagueJG
Sweden1010 Posts
 Gratz to MC and VortiX. | ||
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SmoKim
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Kasaraki
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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Darkhorse
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painkilla
United States695 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:31 Darkhoarse wrote: Tactical brilliance! Plus his matches against Revival and Sage were obviously pretty easy for him, so he obviously gained a lot from missing his first match. MC is like the opposite of Polt. Polt is everything that is right with TvP, MC is everything that is wrong with it. IMO. | ||
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NoGasfOu
United States1117 Posts
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Boucot
France15997 Posts
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Darkhorse
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geokilla
Canada8218 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:35 painkilla wrote: MC is like the opposite of Polt. Polt is everything that is right with TvP, MC is everything that is wrong with it. IMO. I thought TvP SCV pull was everything that was wrong in the matchup. Opinions change fast here in this LR. | ||
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Darkhorse
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XiaoJoyce-
China2908 Posts
On September 26 2013 05:15 Heavenlee wrote: Can you stop acting like a 3 year old who had his toy taken away? This is a beach, with nice sunshine. | ||
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Germany4588 Posts
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