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East Gorteau22261 Posts
On November 02 2014 12:59 [PkF] Wire wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:56 Zealously wrote:On November 02 2014 12:50 [PkF] Wire wrote:On November 02 2014 12:48 redviper wrote:
Life finds a way! That was just incredible stuff by him. Zest was outplayed completely. Had to rely on DT cheese to win game 4 and tried cannon cheese in game 5. Best player in the world my ass. LOL completely outplayed. The only game that didn't come down to basic stupid mistakes was won by Zest (on Nimbus). Otherwise the series was horrible, far below Zest usual standards, with a lot of mistakes and questionable moves from both sides. But Zest was not being outplayed by any means, he just decided it would be fun to beat himself... Classic lack of understanding of what makes Life so good. Do you really think people just coincidentally make so many more mistakes against Life, every tournament, every year? Really? I wonder where his magical powers to make his opponents play bad were gone when he dropped out of code A. He's not a magician. He chose good builds to put Zest out of his comfort zone and was lucky enough to have Zest making one of the biggest throws of the year in game 5. Nothing more, and it's already a lot. But Zest beat himself. Don't doubt that.
Players beat themselves when playing against Life for... two years? This isn't a one-off occurance, this is a pattern that rarely breaks. When Life wins, players usually make uncharacteristic mistakes against him. We're talking something like 100+ offline Bo3/Bo5/Bo7 since September 2012, does that not sound absurd to you? Zest might be a step above most players Life faces, but the manner Zest lost in is not by any means unique. It's common against Life, every time.
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your Country52798 Posts
On November 02 2014 13:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:55 redviper wrote:On November 02 2014 12:50 The_Red_Viper wrote:
What a shitty day for me personally (well not really, but my favorites all lost -.-)
First JD, now Zest.
The only thing that would make it worse is Taeja winning now, so PLS soO, PLS win this I hate Taeja but I almost want to support him just to see the tears! You are a weird person
Yeah, how could he possibly hate TaeJa?
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On November 02 2014 13:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:55 redviper wrote:On November 02 2014 12:50 The_Red_Viper wrote:
What a shitty day for me personally (well not really, but my favorites all lost -.-)
First JD, now Zest.
The only thing that would make it worse is Taeja winning now, so PLS soO, PLS win this I hate Taeja but I almost want to support him just to see the tears! You are a weird person
Red Viper meta going on here
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On November 02 2014 13:00 SFDuality wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:56 Yorkie wrote:
Artosis giving soO that sick credit for all that he's accomplished A bit too much, perhaps. Sure, all those 2nd places are impressive, but to call it the greatest achievement of any SC2 player ever? Mvp actually won GSL 4 times. Taeja has 11 premiers. I'd rank both of those above a bunch of silvers any day.
Don't think he really meant that it was the greatest achievement by an sc2 player ever. But I mean seriously making it to 4 straight GSl finals in the era of 3 finals per year is absofuckinglutely an insane thing to do. No matter if he won them or not
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On November 02 2014 13:01 Skynx wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 13:00 Superbanana wrote:
Im very confused with the foxtrot veto... Catz
Makes sense o_O
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This is the match I've been waiting for 11 hours. It better not sucks.
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On November 02 2014 13:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:55 redviper wrote:On November 02 2014 12:50 The_Red_Viper wrote:
What a shitty day for me personally (well not really, but my favorites all lost -.-)
First JD, now Zest.
The only thing that would make it worse is Taeja winning now, so PLS soO, PLS win this I hate Taeja but I almost want to support him just to see the tears! You are a weird person
Your nicknames are already confusing and weird.
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On November 02 2014 12:58 Cheren wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:57 Yorkie wrote:
Hmm even with the brackets the way they are Artosis thinks Taej has a better shot than MMA/Bomber. I think their chances are pretty even Bomber > Taeja > MMA in terms of recent form, I'd say.
yes but talent level
Taeja > Bomber >> MMA
when he is on fire, nobody can stop him.
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your Country52798 Posts
On November 02 2014 13:02 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:59 [PkF] Wire wrote:On November 02 2014 12:56 Zealously wrote:On November 02 2014 12:50 [PkF] Wire wrote:On November 02 2014 12:48 redviper wrote:
Life finds a way! That was just incredible stuff by him. Zest was outplayed completely. Had to rely on DT cheese to win game 4 and tried cannon cheese in game 5. Best player in the world my ass. LOL completely outplayed. The only game that didn't come down to basic stupid mistakes was won by Zest (on Nimbus). Otherwise the series was horrible, far below Zest usual standards, with a lot of mistakes and questionable moves from both sides. But Zest was not being outplayed by any means, he just decided it would be fun to beat himself... Classic lack of understanding of what makes Life so good. Do you really think people just coincidentally make so many more mistakes against Life, every tournament, every year? Really? I wonder where his magical powers to make his opponents play bad were gone when he dropped out of code A. He's not a magician. He chose good builds to put Zest out of his comfort zone and was lucky enough to have Zest making one of the biggest throws of the year in game 5. Nothing more, and it's already a lot. But Zest beat himself. Don't doubt that. Players beat themselves when playing against Life for... two years? This isn't a one-off occurance, this is a pattern that rarely breaks. When Life wins, players usually make uncharacteristic mistakes against him. We're talking something like 100+ offline Bo3/Bo5/Bo7 since September 2012, does that not sound absurd to you? Zest might be a step above most players Life faces, but the manner Zest lost in is not by any means unique. It's common against Life, every time.
TaeJa does this a lot too, he forces his opponent to play badly
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Alright I'm back from my shower, how was the trash talk??
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According to liquipedia MC has 6 premiere wins.
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On November 02 2014 13:02 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:59 [PkF] Wire wrote:On November 02 2014 12:56 Zealously wrote:On November 02 2014 12:50 [PkF] Wire wrote:On November 02 2014 12:48 redviper wrote:
Life finds a way! That was just incredible stuff by him. Zest was outplayed completely. Had to rely on DT cheese to win game 4 and tried cannon cheese in game 5. Best player in the world my ass. LOL completely outplayed. The only game that didn't come down to basic stupid mistakes was won by Zest (on Nimbus). Otherwise the series was horrible, far below Zest usual standards, with a lot of mistakes and questionable moves from both sides. But Zest was not being outplayed by any means, he just decided it would be fun to beat himself... Classic lack of understanding of what makes Life so good. Do you really think people just coincidentally make so many more mistakes against Life, every tournament, every year? Really? I wonder where his magical powers to make his opponents play bad were gone when he dropped out of code A. He's not a magician. He chose good builds to put Zest out of his comfort zone and was lucky enough to have Zest making one of the biggest throws of the year in game 5. Nothing more, and it's already a lot. But Zest beat himself. Don't doubt that. Players beat themselves when playing against Life for... two years? This isn't a one-off occurance, this is a pattern that rarely breaks. When Life wins, players usually make uncharacteristic mistakes against him. We're talking something like 100+ offline Bo3/Bo5/Bo7 since September 2012, does that not sound absurd to you? Zest might be a step above most players Life faces, but the manner Zest lost in is not by any means unique. It's common against Life, every time.
Agree to disagree.
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On November 02 2014 13:03 KingofdaHipHop wrote:
Alright I'm back from my shower, how was the trash talk??
whack
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On November 02 2014 13:03 KingofdaHipHop wrote:
Alright I'm back from my shower, how was the trash talk??
Awful
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your Country52798 Posts
On November 02 2014 13:03 KingofdaHipHop wrote:
Alright I'm back from my shower, how was the trash talk??
Epic
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On November 02 2014 13:02 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 13:01 Vertical wrote:
i didnt realize today is the GSL grand finals already Lol, it might as well be
Nah, if this was the finals of a tournament with prep time, we wouldn't be seeing Taeja in it.
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He 3-0d Rain at WCS Global Finals season 2 last year after Rain made the finals in OSL that season. People need to drop that 'Taeja can't hold up against the Kespa elite in offline series"
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On November 02 2014 13:02 cpower wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 12:58 Cheren wrote:On November 02 2014 12:57 Yorkie wrote:
Hmm even with the brackets the way they are Artosis thinks Taej has a better shot than MMA/Bomber. I think their chances are pretty even Bomber > Taeja > MMA in terms of recent form, I'd say. yes but talent level Taeja > Bomber >> MMA when he is on fire, nobody can stop him.
2011 MMA was better than Bomber's ever been.
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On November 02 2014 13:03 KingofdaHipHop wrote:
Alright I'm back from my shower, how was the trash talk??
As respectful as it gets rly
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On November 02 2014 13:02 JJH777 wrote:Show nested quote +On November 02 2014 13:00 SFDuality wrote:On November 02 2014 12:56 Yorkie wrote:
Artosis giving soO that sick credit for all that he's accomplished A bit too much, perhaps. Sure, all those 2nd places are impressive, but to call it the greatest achievement of any SC2 player ever? Mvp actually won GSL 4 times. Taeja has 11 premiers. I'd rank both of those above a bunch of silvers any day. The difference is that Soo's results are consecutive. MVP fell to code a between GSL wins. Taeja's 11 premiers are over the span of 3 years and in much easier events. It might not be the highest peak but no player has ever done anything anywhere near this consistent before.
The funny thing is that half the time casters point out that spread out results are a lot more impressive.
A lot of players are strong for a time, but being there, falling and crawling back is arguably even more difficult.
Especially considering that MVP won a GSL while literally being unable to correctly play bio due to wrist injuries.
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