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On December 17 2014 23:22 Lorning wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:21 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:17 Lorning wrote:On December 17 2014 23:17 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:14 Darkhorse wrote:On December 17 2014 23:13 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:12 Darkhorse wrote:On December 17 2014 23:10 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:06 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:05 Big J wrote:
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There's a line though between Taeja bashing or claiming he isn't a very good player and "welcome back to Korea" which just states that the competition there is much tougher than what Taeja has been playing/winning. Notice how Taeja never won WCS America. He always has the potential for deep runs in even the most stacked of tournaments. He had a bad series, but he's still a top 5 terran imo Top2 without much question Yeah but you probably put Flash as the other one  Nope, it's Bogus watch out for Gumigod No chances of entering the Terran top5 before months. Plus his strong TvZ won't be of much use in the first season Would you say MKP is top 5? I think you would Not even top10 as far as I'm concerned, but since he's qualified in both leagues he has the opportunity to make a triumphant ascent! Not even after his hot6 cup run?
My problem with his run was that, even if he played well and more solid than he used too, his opponents derped so much on their own that he appeared better than what he probably is. Besides, there was only one match-up. But I keep my eyes on him, and I'm curious to see his match vs FanTaSy
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On December 17 2014 23:25 Ej_ wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:23 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:21 Zealously wrote:On December 17 2014 23:13 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:12 Darkhorse wrote:On December 17 2014 23:10 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:06 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:05 Big J wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:
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Why? He lost a single bo5 in Korea and everyone goes nuts. He qualified for SSL and GSL when soO and Zest couldn't lol. There is absolutely no way to generalize this result to his future performance in Korea. And to everyone saying he sucked in Korea before has selective memory and forget his deep GSL runs There's a line though between Taeja bashing or claiming he isn't a very good player and "welcome back to Korea" which just states that the competition there is much tougher than what Taeja has been playing/winning. Notice how Taeja never won WCS America. He always has the potential for deep runs in even the most stacked of tournaments. He had a bad series, but he's still a top 5 terran imo Top2 without much question Yeah but you probably put Flash as the other one Nope, it's Bogus Who? Don't worry, the day Life renames to ZEALOUSLYSUCKS I'll keep using his old ID and you'll bless me for it. Also LosirA recently saw the light so I have still hope Bogus repents do you call Swagger Killer though?
All the MVP ID changes confused me way too much for that. Wasn't he Sangho at some point too?
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On December 17 2014 23:20 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:15 Blargh wrote:On December 17 2014 23:08 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:03 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that "He didn't play his best" is completely relevant because it has nothing to do with preparation. No, "he didn't play his best" is a cop out. It simply doesn't matter if you think he only lost "cause he didn't play at 100%", truth is he lost. On December 17 2014 23:03 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that And your hero turned down JAGW's offer for more money and so he didn't have to play in Korea so I'm not sure why we're having this discussion This has nothing to do with Jaedong at all, pls stay on topic, yes? How can you say that "he didn't play his best is irrelevant"??? It's completely relevant. It's entirely correct, too. Taeja played rather poorly, but that does not mean he is incapable of beating players in a Korean tournament. You have so little actual data to back up the argument "as usual" too. There's a reason why Team Liquid picked Taeja up. It wasn't because he was dominating the foreign scene. But this discussion over upsets and players not playing well and whatever is horrible. There's so little substance to each argument that it just becomes a waste of time. How is there a lack of data to back up my claim? tajea never won a gsl or wcs season. I think we can agree on that. And no, to excuse the results with a phrase like "he didn't play at 100%) is a non argument. You could always use it when your favorite players loses and nobody could even argue against it. Let the results tell the story instead
Okay, but using that logic, we can safely say that Zest, sOs, soO all suck now because they failed to qualify in both GSL and SSL, even though we all know they are completely capable players. soO has never won a tournament (EDIT: this is a lie, he actually won the 2011 MLG vs PL Invitational but who gives a shit about that!!), but he's placed so consistently in the past that we recognize(d) him as a top-tier player. When your sample size is one match, there aren't enough "results" to make a significant statement about anything. Taeja got through the qualifiers for both GSL and SSL. They were not preparation-based. He lost in Ro32. That does not mean that Taeja cannot do well in preparation-based tournaments.
The original post was about Taeja being able to do well in Korea. Taeja did great in Korea. He reached the Ro8 twice and Ro4 twice. This completely contradicts what you are trying to say. I don't understand why you think that he's "always done poorly in Korea" when that's simply not the case.
I think this discussion is (and should be) over now. Do note, I like Terran players, but Taeja is not some absolute favorite of mine. I don't mind when he wins, and I don't mind when he loses. But I do mind when people make false statements and silly assumptions.
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On December 17 2014 23:27 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:23 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:20 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:15 Blargh wrote:On December 17 2014 23:08 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:03 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that "He didn't play his best" is completely relevant because it has nothing to do with preparation. No, "he didn't play his best" is a cop out. It simply doesn't matter if you think he only lost "cause he didn't play at 100%", truth is he lost. On December 17 2014 23:03 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that And your hero turned down JAGW's offer for more money and so he didn't have to play in Korea so I'm not sure why we're having this discussion This has nothing to do with Jaedong at all, pls stay on topic, yes? How can you say that "he didn't play his best is irrelevant"??? It's completely relevant. It's entirely correct, too. Taeja played rather poorly, but that does not mean he is incapable of beating players in a Korean tournament. You have so little actual data to back up the argument "as usual" too. There's a reason why Team Liquid picked Taeja up. It wasn't because he was dominating the foreign scene. But this discussion over upsets and players not playing well and whatever is horrible. There's so little substance to each argument that it just becomes a waste of time. How is there a lack of data to back up my claim? tajea never won a gsl or wcs season. I think we can agree on that. And no, to excuse the results with a phrase like "he didn't play at 100%) is a non argument. You could always use it when your favorite players loses and nobody could even argue against it. Let the results tell the story instead You must hate on a lot of players if your only standard is "He never won a GSL." He made it to the ro8 and semis multiple times, which is more than 90% of Koreans. Then he won a boatload of events around the world which is more than any player of any nationality can say. He's a top 3 terran and top 5 player of all time. Losing this bo5 doesn't change that No, cause most of these players aren't considered the savior of race X. Taeja kinda is though, which makes me not liking him for a very weird reason (that part might be irrational, i would agree  ) I don't think anything i said is wrong though
One thing I would like to say is that in both of his games in the Global finals were preparation based where he won both and the match where he only had a night to prepare he lost.
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On December 17 2014 23:05 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:02 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? He lost a single bo5 in Korea and everyone goes nuts. He qualified for SSL and GSL when soO and Zest couldn't lol. There is absolutely no way to generalize this result to his future performance in Korea. And to everyone saying he sucked in Korea before has selective memory and forget his deep GSL runs Qualifier are more like weekend tournaments  I mean i am not saying that Taeja is bad, but i would sigbet (if i could, haha) that Taeja won't win a single korean tournament next year (probably even that he won't get to a semi final)
Precisely. I think anyone who saw the 5 games between Taeja and terminator could see that Taeja was the far superior player in the first 2 games, and in the last 3, I would still say Taeja was the better player. The difference was that Terminator came prepared with builds to throw Taeja off. It was specifically prepared to beat him. Terminator knew in advance how he is going to advance through the game. For example game 5, Taeja was playing, reacting off the fly, on what he sees, which leads to him over making Vikings and not enough ground. It was a build that was rare and Taeja reacted superbly(until the engagement, where he really should have one shot the collosus first instead of a-move the Vikings). Whereas you see for terminator, no gateway early on, at the right moment, about 8 more gateway, 2 rounds of warpin, Taeja still producing Viking. The build beat Taeja, not the player. Whereas if you look at Classic vs Cure game 5, Classic was all round the better player, gaining incremental advantages, pulling Cure apart.
Maybe Taeja do not have the same kind of support as the Kespa team where the team gets behind the player as they help to prepare and dissect the opponent. Taeja is a monster at weekend tournaments which is like the qualifiers.
Personally I think qualifiers and weekend tournaments are tougher, you do not know who is next, you do the meta builds, and take on all comers. It's like playing on ladder. But in Korea, with the GSL, SSL and Proleague, you get better games. Games that are really at the cutting edge, players play better because they are practicing for this one game on this one map(Proleague) against this one player for a whole week. This kind of tournaments doesn't suit Taeja as much. But it doesn't take anything away from him as an awesome player. The stats do not lie.
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On December 17 2014 23:32 TheDwf wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:25 Ej_ wrote:On December 17 2014 23:23 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:21 Zealously wrote:On December 17 2014 23:13 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:12 Darkhorse wrote:On December 17 2014 23:10 TheDwf wrote:On December 17 2014 23:06 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:05 Big J wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 Yorkie wrote:
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He lost a single bo5 in Korea and everyone goes nuts. He qualified for SSL and GSL when soO and Zest couldn't lol. There is absolutely no way to generalize this result to his future performance in Korea. And to everyone saying he sucked in Korea before has selective memory and forget his deep GSL runs There's a line though between Taeja bashing or claiming he isn't a very good player and "welcome back to Korea" which just states that the competition there is much tougher than what Taeja has been playing/winning. Notice how Taeja never won WCS America. He always has the potential for deep runs in even the most stacked of tournaments. He had a bad series, but he's still a top 5 terran imo Top2 without much question Yeah but you probably put Flash as the other one Nope, it's Bogus Who? Don't worry, the day Life renames to ZEALOUSLYSUCKS I'll keep using his old ID and you'll bless me for it. Also LosirA recently saw the light so I have still hope Bogus repents do you call Swagger Killer though? All the MVP ID changes confused me way too much for that. Wasn't he Sangho at some point too?
SangHo was his BW handle.
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Taeja's 2 quarters and semis were before the Kespa Invasion. The effect of having a strong powerful team behind you to prepare cannot be understated.
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On December 17 2014 23:36 Samx wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:05 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? He lost a single bo5 in Korea and everyone goes nuts. He qualified for SSL and GSL when soO and Zest couldn't lol. There is absolutely no way to generalize this result to his future performance in Korea. And to everyone saying he sucked in Korea before has selective memory and forget his deep GSL runs Qualifier are more like weekend tournaments I mean i am not saying that Taeja is bad, but i would sigbet (if i could, haha) that Taeja won't win a single korean tournament next year (probably even that he won't get to a semi final) Precisely. I think anyone who saw the 5 games between Taeja and terminator could see that Taeja was the far superior player in the first 2 games, and in the last 3, I would still say Taeja was the better player. The difference was that Terminator came prepared with builds to throw Taeja off. It was specifically prepared to beat him. Terminator knew in advance how he is going to advance through the game. For example game 5, Taeja was playing, reacting off the fly, on what he sees, which leads to him over making Vikings and not enough ground. It was a build that was rare and Taeja reacted superbly(until the engagement, where he really should have one shot the collosus first instead of a-move the Vikings). Whereas you see for terminator, no gateway early on, at the right moment, about 8 more gateway, 2 rounds of warpin, Taeja still producing Viking. The build beat Taeja, not the player. Whereas if you look at Classic vs Cure game 5, Classic was all round the better player, gaining incremental advantages, pulling Cure apart. Maybe Taeja do not have the same kind of support as the Kespa team where the team gets behind the player as they help to prepare and dissect the opponent. Taeja is a monster at weekend tournaments which is like the qualifiers. Personally I think qualifiers and weekend tournaments are tougher, you do not know who is next, you do the meta builds, and take on all comers. It's like playing on ladder. But in Korea, with the GSL, SSL and Proleague, you get better games. Games that are really at the cutting edge, players play better because they are practicing for this one game on this one map(Proleague) against this one player for a whole week. This kind of tournaments doesn't suit Taeja as much. But it doesn't take anything away from him as an awesome player. The stats do not lie.
Completely agreed with what you said there. The series doesn't make me feel Terminator is a better player at all. Guess you need a coach to perform well in korean league... TaeJa need CHOYA! Or at least someone who can observe the match and give him advice in between.
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On December 17 2014 23:45 Samx wrote:
Taeja's 2 quarters and semis were before the Kespa Invasion. The effect of having a strong powerful team behind you to prepare cannot be understated.
No they weren't. Neither of Taeja's semi's were before the Kespa switch.
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On December 17 2014 23:32 Blargh wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:20 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:15 Blargh wrote:On December 17 2014 23:08 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:03 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that "He didn't play his best" is completely relevant because it has nothing to do with preparation. No, "he didn't play his best" is a cop out. It simply doesn't matter if you think he only lost "cause he didn't play at 100%", truth is he lost. On December 17 2014 23:03 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that And your hero turned down JAGW's offer for more money and so he didn't have to play in Korea so I'm not sure why we're having this discussion This has nothing to do with Jaedong at all, pls stay on topic, yes? How can you say that "he didn't play his best is irrelevant"??? It's completely relevant. It's entirely correct, too. Taeja played rather poorly, but that does not mean he is incapable of beating players in a Korean tournament. You have so little actual data to back up the argument "as usual" too. There's a reason why Team Liquid picked Taeja up. It wasn't because he was dominating the foreign scene. But this discussion over upsets and players not playing well and whatever is horrible. There's so little substance to each argument that it just becomes a waste of time. How is there a lack of data to back up my claim? tajea never won a gsl or wcs season. I think we can agree on that. And no, to excuse the results with a phrase like "he didn't play at 100%) is a non argument. You could always use it when your favorite players loses and nobody could even argue against it. Let the results tell the story instead Okay, but using that logic, we can safely say that Zest, sOs, soO all suck now because they failed to qualify in both GSL and SSL, even though we all know they are completely capable players. soO has never won a tournament (EDIT: this is a lie, he actually won the 2011 MLG vs PL Invitational but who gives a shit about that!!), but he's placed so consistently in the past that we recognize(d) him as a top-tier player. When your sample size is one match, there aren't enough "results" to make a significant statement about anything. Taeja got through the qualifiers for both GSL and SSL. They were not preparation-based. He lost in Ro32. That does not mean that Taeja cannot do well in preparation-based tournaments. The original post was about Taeja being able to do well in Korea. Taeja did great in Korea. He reached the Ro8 twice and Ro4 twice. This completely contradicts what you are trying to say. I don't understand why you think that he's "always done poorly in Korea" when that's simply not the case. I think this discussion is (and should be) over now. Do note, I like Terran players, but Taeja is not some absolute favorite of mine. I don't mind when he wins, and I don't mind when he loses. But I do mind when people make false statements and silly assumptions.
No, cause i never said that Taeja sucks EVER (i think). But i do think that taeja is probably one of the most overhyped (don't tell me this means he sucks, it doesn't) players in the sc2 scene despite the lack of results in preparation based tournaments.
You mention his resutls back in gsl (2 years ago), sure these results are pretty good, no question, but as i stated mutliple times now, a player who is considered THE BEST should do even better than that imo.
But i guess in the end it won't matter, Taeja will be remembered as a top5 player of all time (cause of his numerous rather "easy" wins), i just won't agree with that.
Feel free to disagree though, haha
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Is that really a double reverse sweep? Omg^^
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I'm glad Terminator won this!
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Yay Classic  wtf Taeja
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Mute City2363 Posts
So there will be a next time, unless he's talking about GSL
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Rogue YESSSS! Cure NOOOOOOO! Terminator YESSSSSSSSSS!
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He always type something like this after he loses, so nothing confirmed.
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On December 17 2014 23:50 The_Red_Viper wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:32 Blargh wrote:On December 17 2014 23:20 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:15 Blargh wrote:On December 17 2014 23:08 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:03 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that "He didn't play his best" is completely relevant because it has nothing to do with preparation. No, "he didn't play his best" is a cop out. It simply doesn't matter if you think he only lost "cause he didn't play at 100%", truth is he lost. On December 17 2014 23:03 Yorkie wrote:On December 17 2014 23:02 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 23:00 DarkLordOlli wrote:On December 17 2014 22:59 The_Red_Viper wrote:On December 17 2014 22:58 Yorkie wrote:
Come on guys. You know in your heart that that series is a dumb basis for your "welcome to back to Korea" and "lulz Taeja can only do well at foreign tournaments" shitposts Why? Because it was one single series and he didn't play his best. Yeah sure it is only one series, but "he didn't play his best" is irrelevant. He didn't win in a tournament with preparation, as usual. Simple as that And your hero turned down JAGW's offer for more money and so he didn't have to play in Korea so I'm not sure why we're having this discussion This has nothing to do with Jaedong at all, pls stay on topic, yes? How can you say that "he didn't play his best is irrelevant"??? It's completely relevant. It's entirely correct, too. Taeja played rather poorly, but that does not mean he is incapable of beating players in a Korean tournament. You have so little actual data to back up the argument "as usual" too. There's a reason why Team Liquid picked Taeja up. It wasn't because he was dominating the foreign scene. But this discussion over upsets and players not playing well and whatever is horrible. There's so little substance to each argument that it just becomes a waste of time. How is there a lack of data to back up my claim? tajea never won a gsl or wcs season. I think we can agree on that. And no, to excuse the results with a phrase like "he didn't play at 100%) is a non argument. You could always use it when your favorite players loses and nobody could even argue against it. Let the results tell the story instead Okay, but using that logic, we can safely say that Zest, sOs, soO all suck now because they failed to qualify in both GSL and SSL, even though we all know they are completely capable players. soO has never won a tournament (EDIT: this is a lie, he actually won the 2011 MLG vs PL Invitational but who gives a shit about that!!), but he's placed so consistently in the past that we recognize(d) him as a top-tier player. When your sample size is one match, there aren't enough "results" to make a significant statement about anything. Taeja got through the qualifiers for both GSL and SSL. They were not preparation-based. He lost in Ro32. That does not mean that Taeja cannot do well in preparation-based tournaments. The original post was about Taeja being able to do well in Korea. Taeja did great in Korea. He reached the Ro8 twice and Ro4 twice. This completely contradicts what you are trying to say. I don't understand why you think that he's "always done poorly in Korea" when that's simply not the case. I think this discussion is (and should be) over now. Do note, I like Terran players, but Taeja is not some absolute favorite of mine. I don't mind when he wins, and I don't mind when he loses. But I do mind when people make false statements and silly assumptions. No, cause i never said that Taeja sucks EVER (i think). But i do think that taeja is probably one of the most overhyped (don't tell me this means he sucks, it doesn't) players in the sc2 scene despite the lack of results in preparation based tournaments. You mention his resutls back in gsl (2 years ago), sure these results are pretty good, no question, but as i stated mutliple times now, a player who is considered THE BEST should do even better than that imo. But i guess in the end it won't matter, Taeja will be remembered as a top5 player of all time (cause of his numerous rather "easy" wins), i just won't agree with that. Feel free to disagree though, haha
His victories over soO and INnoVation at WCS World were Bo5 preparation matches though. Ironically, he lost the match he didn't have the time to prepare.
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On December 18 2014 00:03 Starecat wrote:He always type something like this after he loses, so nothing confirmed.
Actually in the past his post-loss tweets would indicate that there WOULDN'T be a next time, so I think this is a marked improvement ^^
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On December 17 2014 23:47 ANLProbe wrote:Show nested quote +On December 17 2014 23:45 Samx wrote:
Taeja's 2 quarters and semis were before the Kespa Invasion. The effect of having a strong powerful team behind you to prepare cannot be understated. No they weren't. Neither of Taeja's semi's were before the Kespa switch.
Taeja first semi was GSL season 4 2012. Kespa had 2 players invited. Jaedong and someone else. The next season, was when Kespa start playing GSL proper, only few players made it.
Then GSL season 1 2013. Taeja made semis again. 4 Kespa players were Roro, Bogus, Soulkey and TY. Roro beat Taeja 4-1 in the semis and go on to win the tournament. Taeja left for America. But it was BL-infestors days in WOL. So probably didn't mean much as legit results.
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Huh... Maybe it was a good thing that the new season of Liquibets was delayed -__-;;
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