[Code S] Ro32 Group D Season 3 2014 - Page 26

On August 13 2014 20:22 boxerfred wrote:

Are the VODs of Maru vs. Soulkey and Symbol vs. Roro behind a paywall or yet available for free?

On August 13 2014 20:22 DarkLordOlli wrote:


I believe all of the 2010-2013 VODs are on the GSL youtube channel, it's just a huge pain to find the games you want to see

On August 13 2014 20:23 Topdoller wrote:
i seen nothing in that game that indicates Stats is really that good. all he done was survive to get 6+ gasses and build voidray, colossi and phoenix. 3 units that are A move and shit on Zergs units hard.

I still dont know why Zergs arnt going infester in an attempt to at least force the Protoss to micro and split their Deathballs up.

On August 13 2014 20:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:
Speaking of GSL VODs, I watched Seed's entire GSL run a few days ago. I understand why Byun is gone now

On August 13 2014 20:23 Topdoller wrote:
i seen nothing in that game that indicates Stats is really that good. all he done was survive to get 6+ gasses and build voidray, colossi and phoenix. 3 units that are A move and shit on Zergs units hard.

I still dont know why Zergs arnt going infester in an attempt to at least force the Protoss to micro and split their Deathballs up.

On August 13 2014 20:18 [PkF] Wire wrote:


You need to be extremely sharp and decisive in modern PvZ if you're not a heavy SH player, and Soulkey has always been a calm macro player. He'll find confidence in this MU again, I have no worries for him.

On August 13 2014 20:25 Squat wrote:

Honestly, SK, like most Korean zergs, just isn't very good at host play vs toss. he's overly ambitious and tries to take the initiative too much, throwing away large clumps of units for little gain. I maintain that EU zergs in particular have a mch more refined meta for this kind of play. Compare the way Snute plays out his SH games, the patience, the methodical approach.

Kespa protosses are obviously better than the people Snute and the EU zergs play against, but there is no way to argue this play is good or effective,

On August 13 2014 20:25 Squat wrote:

Honestly, SK, like most Korean zergs, just isn't very good at host play vs toss. he's overly ambitious and tries to take the initiative too much, throwing away large clumps of units for little gain. I maintain that EU zergs in particular have a mch more refined meta for this kind of play. Compare the way Snute plays out his SH games, the patience, the methodical approach.

Kespa protosses are obviously better than the people Snute and the EU zergs play against, but there is no way to argue this play is good or effective,

On August 13 2014 20:29 Arvendilin wrote:



I would argue that the EU Zerg style of SH play mostly works just because their opponents are worse than the KeSPA Koreans.

Nothing against the EU Protosses, but they aren't at the same level, SH play has been tried out in Korea aswell, but after the Tempest buff vs structures it hasn't been seen as much anymore (the slow defensive SH I mean) my guess would be that it doesn't work against their practice partners anymore, why else would they stop?