EPT[WCS] Global Finals 2014 Day 3 - Page 15
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:04 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: I didn't take that away. TaeJa just has more mental conditioning for horrible internet/production situations. Some might call that a skill but I say it really shouldn't be a needed one. Yeah you shouldnt need to play in conditions like that | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8301 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:03 goody153 wrote: Alright i'll drop the bomb. Can taeja possibly be the greatest terran player of sc2 ? I don't think so. MVP still has 4 GSL golds and 2 GSL silvers. | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:04 SetGuitarsToKill wrote: I didn't take that away. TaeJa just has more mental conditioning for horrible internet/production situations. Some might call that a skill but I say it really shouldn't be a needed one. It is the most important skill. All the greats talk about mental control all the time. Julyzerg, Mvp, Jaedong, Flash, oov, Boxer, MC. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:05 stuchiu wrote: Taeja was better at dealing with downtime. I'd argue that he had stronger mental fortitude and focus than Inno did. But one shouldnt need to deal with stuff like that in the first place -.- | ||
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SetGuitarsToKill
Canada28396 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:06 stuchiu wrote: It is the most important skill. All the greats talk about mental control all the time. Julyzerg, Mvp, Jaedong, Flash, oov, Boxer, MC. Mental control sure, but in those conditions... I dont know, it just doesn't feel like it counts for a whole lot. | ||
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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:06 stuchiu wrote: It is the most important skill. All the greats talk about mental control all the time. Julyzerg, Mvp, Jaedong, Flash, oov, Boxer, MC. Theres a difference between mental control and everything going to shit like yesterday. One shouldnt have to play in conditions like that. | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8301 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:00 ANLProbe wrote: Taeja beat the 2 GSL finalists, convincingly. Life only narrowly beat Zest but stomped a weaker player (San). San is a weaker all around player. His PvZ is legit though. Life beating him and making it look easy was seriously impressive. | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:07 GumBa wrote: But one shouldnt need to deal with stuff like that in the first place -.- BW/SC2/Dota2/Dota/LoL/HS/FGC/CS/CSGO/Quake have basically gone on for the last 10-12 years. It's bad, but a this point if you're expecting to never have to deal with technical difficulties, you're in for a bad time. | ||
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FueledUpAndReadyToGo
Netherlands30548 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:08 GumBa wrote: Theres a difference between mental control and everything going to shit like yesterday. One shouldnt have to play in conditions like that. Agreed it was quite horrible | ||
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vRadiatioNv
United States139 Posts
On November 09 2014 01:58 stuchiu wrote: Taeja spent 4 years playing at MLG, IPL Tac, DH, old IEMs, Northcon all so he could train for the inifnite downtime that was Blizzcon yesterday. Given all the foreign tournament experience Taeja has (and presumably, online qualifiers) I do think Taeja is used to being in these kinds of weird, uncomfortable situations. Not just the lag but in his interview he mentioned it was hard getting used to the Blizzcon setup (monitors, chairs, etc) but he pulled through regardless. One can argue it was unfair to Innovation or whatever but on the other hand you can also argue Taeja just has more overall experience as a pro and being able to win in any circumstance is part of being a progamer. The whole situation sucked but I do think Taeja proved he deserved to advance. | ||
The_Templar
your Country52798 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:09 royalroadweed wrote: San is a weaker all around player. His PvZ is legit though. Life beating him and making it look easy was seriously impressive. San's PvZ isn't that amazing once you've dissected it like Life has. It's really powerful because nobody else seems to be able to do what he normally does and get away with it. | ||
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pigmanbear
Angola2010 Posts
On November 08 2014 21:55 Luolis wrote: Yea its Blizzards fault that Innovations kyboard died right? I heard a rumor that it wasn't actually a kbd problem? Anyway there were far more problems than just that. Also herO has a right to be angry when it DC'd right as he was making the critical blink push. | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:08 GumBa wrote: Theres a difference between mental control and everything going to shit like yesterday. One shouldnt have to play in conditions like that. You shouldnt have to, but it happened. This is at least the second time Taeja has had to deal with it. And we didnt discount IM's 1-7 All kill of Taeja back then. | ||
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royalroadweed
United States8301 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:05 GumBa wrote: Also I think Inno and Taeja are the 2 best terrans Currently or all time? | ||
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vult
United States9400 Posts
TaeJa>Life>MMA>Classic. Disagree? | ||
Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:00 Musicus wrote: I think Zest and soO are on the same level, now Inno seems to be a harder opponent than San, but Life crushed San so hard and San has such sick PvZ stats, that I see their runs as even thus far. San was 22-0 or something absurd in offline PvZs this year, including a win over soO in Korea. San's PvZ shouldn't be underestimated | ||
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caznitch
Canada645 Posts
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goody153
44280 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:10 stuchiu wrote: BW/SC2/Dota2/Dota/LoL/HS/FGC/CS/CSGO/Quake have basically gone on for the last 10-12 years. It's bad, but a this point if you're expecting to never have to deal with technical difficulties, you're in for a bad time. Yah i agree . In dota 2 a 10 minute pause is sometimes normal. | ||
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ANLProbe
667 Posts
On November 09 2014 02:08 GumBa wrote: Theres a difference between mental control and everything going to shit like yesterday. One shouldnt have to play in conditions like that. Taeja has bad wrists and he had the exact same situation as Bogus. Although downtimes shouldn't happen, it shows that Taeja has better mental fortitude which is important in sports. | ||
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