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Ej_
47656 Posts
On October 05 2014 17:26 M4nkind wrote: can some1 tell met y no zerg uses baneling bombs and chooses to die with ling bling muta all the time instead of going for hive even when they have the advantage for a short time? Because all Zerg players are really bad and don't know how to play obviously. | ||
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Sanobot
Germany35 Posts
And I dont think this region lock think helps, our guys just need to suck it up and get better then they are^^ how hard can it be  | ||
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M4nkind
Lithuania178 Posts
On October 05 2014 17:48 Ej_ wrote: Because all Zerg players are really bad and don't know how to play obviously. I meant that pro players have the skill to use all zerg weapons at their disposal but often refuse to and are often stuck on some kind of tunnel vision. Is it huge investment to throw 100/150 into infestation pit and then 200/150 in a few minutes. I so often see zergs die and they dont even attempt to get to tier 3 units. | ||
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AWalker9
United Kingdom7229 Posts
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
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Luolis
Finland7122 Posts
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M4nkind
Lithuania178 Posts
I am comparing this to the GSl tbh. | ||
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Penev
28485 Posts
On October 05 2014 20:22 M4nkind wrote: mkay, so I might be complaining too much, but why do they get to prepare two weeks before quarter final, but only one day before the semi-final and nothing before the final? I am comparing this to the GSl tbh. I guess because of minimizing costs for players outside of the region. Maybe next year they'll change it (with the region lock). Not certain though cause these tournament weekends are cheaper for ESL to organize than a whole lot of separate play days I suspect. Edit: And what Erik says of course; The European and American continents are big places.. | ||
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Erik.TheRed
United States1655 Posts
On October 05 2014 20:22 M4nkind wrote: mkay, so I might be complaining too much, but why do they get to prepare two weeks before quarter final, but only one day before the semi-final and nothing before the final? I am comparing this to the GSl tbh. Probably for production/ logistical reasons. Unlike in Korea where everyone basically lives in one city people in NA/EU have to travel and get a hotel over the weekend. | ||
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Larkin
United Kingdom7161 Posts
On October 05 2014 18:04 Sanobot wrote: I really couldnt care less who wins this, maybe mma cause hes mma but the rest are like korean whatevers to me. When can we have a real good european to win this pls? And I dont think this region lock think helps, our guys just need to suck it up and get better then they are^^ how hard can it be Well people say it's because the foreigners don't practice as hard, but Happy's played more ladder games than anyone else and he still only made Ro8 | ||
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Edpayasugo
United Kingdom2215 Posts
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Dingodile
4135 Posts
On October 05 2014 21:06 Larkin wrote: Well people say it's because the foreigners don't practice as hard, but Happy's played more ladder games than anyone else and he still only made Ro8 Most foreigners had their best succes during part time job. Vortix, Welmu, Nerchio, Lucifron, Thorzain, Mana, SortOf etc. Once Lucifron, Thorzain, Mana, SortOf went fulltime, less succes. Especially Lucifron. | ||
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Larkin
United Kingdom7161 Posts
On October 05 2014 21:23 Dingodile wrote: Most foreigners had their best succes during part time job. Vortix, Welmu, Nerchio, Lucifron, Thorzain, Mana, SortOf etc. Once Lucifron, Thorzain, Mana, SortOf went fulltime, less succes. Especially Lucifron. Yeah I think it's an environment thing, being in Korea provides you with the best infrastructure to perform, generally speaking. Naniwa did best when he went to Korea, same with Huk, Idra etc. Only Stephano is the exception and despite what people said he practiced ALL the time. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
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Erik.TheRed
United States1655 Posts
 But I'm feeling more confident about the semis. It's quite hard to know what form players are in after having a week to practice vs a specific opponent. Predictions for today:Yoda 3-2 Golden (Think Golden will put up a good fight, possibly could win the series if he pulls out a cheese at the right time) MMA 3-1 San (map pool should favor TvP imo, and San barely won vs Bunny. I'd say MMA's TvP is still a tier above Bunny.. just look at their recent match history vs MaNa, a good "benchmark" protoss player. San was also relying a lot of DTs and warp prism drops to get ahead, I think MMA will handle these situations a bit smoother than Bunny did as well.) Finals should then favor MMA to be honest, and it seems like he's been practicing a lot of TvT judging by his matches vs ForGG. So finals will either be 4-1 vs Yoda or 4-3 vs Golden. | ||
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Dingodile
4135 Posts
On October 05 2014 21:24 Larkin wrote: Yeah I think it's an environment thing, being in Korea provides you with the best infrastructure to perform, generally speaking. Naniwa did best when he went to Korea, same with Huk, Idra etc. Only Stephano is the exception and despite what people said he practiced ALL the time. Actually the opposite. Everyone except Naniwa and Grubby had been worse after Korea-trip. Huk, Jinro etc who were very long in Korea is a different story. Stephano complained pretty hard about his second Korea-Trip (first korea trip was a succes, he said so and I think this too) (he wished he can back to masters since GM was full garbage, only cheese and stupid play and funnily enought, Stephano cooperated since he noticed that). | ||
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AWalker9
United Kingdom7229 Posts
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Calt
Finland1140 Posts
I suppose MMA is finally starting to win my heart back, He used to be my absolute favorite player but I have been doubting him hard ever since SlayerS fell apart. Hoping he does well in Blizzcon as well! | ||
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Larkin
United Kingdom7161 Posts
On October 05 2014 21:32 Dingodile wrote: Actually the opposite. Everyone except Naniwa and Grubby had been worse after Korea-trip. Huk, Jinro etc who were very long in Korea is a different story. Stephano complained pretty hard about his second Korea-Trip (first korea trip was a succes, he said so and I think this too) (he wished he can back to masters since GM was full garbage, only cheese and stupid play and funnily enought, Stephano cooperated since he noticed that). Well they always said that it was the best training environment, except Stephano. | ||
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rotta
5589 Posts
On October 05 2014 21:41 AWalker9 wrote: https://twitter.com/Ai_Golden/status/518742124687532032 Isn't God in Korea atm? | ||
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