Well , Byun = """allin""" on his micro

TY = god at everything

TY can do everything and win, Byun can't.

+ TY is a sc2 genius

Edit : TY don't avoid his race weakness, he plays with.

That's why TY is consistent and Byun isn't

Boggyb

2855 Posts

May 13 2017 05:00 GMT

#164

On May 13 2017 13:57 Die4Ever wrote:

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why does it matter how long the games go? winning is winning, winrate is winrate

esports are about being exciting for a viewer, right? Longer macro games are generally more fun to watch than the same cheese over and over again.

pvsnp

7676 Posts

May 13 2017 05:00 GMT

#165

On May 13 2017 13:56 DieuCure wrote:

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Rofl, TY is the only one terran who don't mind of kill before the t3

Byun wasn't able at his peak to rivalise with dark's late game , TY can

TY goes lategame because lategame TvZ emphasizes positioning more than mechanics and TY's positioning is stronger than his mechanics. ByuN's TvZ is still better than his. Just look at his record against top Zergs for instance compared to ByuN's.

Die4Ever

United States17750 Posts

May 13 2017 05:02 GMT

#166

On May 13 2017 14:00 Boggyb wrote:

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esports are about being exciting for a viewer, right? Longer macro games are generally more fun to watch than the same cheese over and over again.

yea but that doesn't say anything about the actual skill level, I'm a fan of both players

DieuCure

France3713 Posts

May 13 2017 05:02 GMT

#167

On May 13 2017 14:00 pvsnp wrote:

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Ye, I don't think a terran can produce his game on daybreak against rogue , but TY can do 3 rax reaper against Armani for sure

ZigguratOfUr

Iraq16955 Posts

May 13 2017 05:04 GMT

#168

herO taking a page out of the ZvP book.

Thaniri

1264 Posts

May 13 2017 05:05 GMT

#169

Esports is about winning. Look at people who are still playing warcraft 3, broodwar, and sc2 despite #deadgame. These guys aren't going to be millionaires from playing in the GSL they are doing it for passion.

That's why even during infestor broodlord and mass swarmhost epic lame-fests, there were players who would consistently play that style because it was the best chance of winning. It didn't matter how much the viewer hated it.

Allow me to be elitist for a moment. For people who really appreciate competition, lameness has to be a component of the metagame. Like GSP in the UFC who would ground and pound every. single. opponent. Or Hungrybox who plays the stupidest fucking character in super smash bros. It adds a dimension to the possibility of the game.

DieuCure

France3713 Posts

May 13 2017 05:05 GMT

#170

herO is funny to watch but I guess everyone hates play against him

Waxangel

United States33715 Posts

May 13 2017 05:07 GMT

#171

God that was disgusting. I'm so happy ^_^

Die4Ever

United States17750 Posts

May 13 2017 05:07 GMT

#172

On May 13 2017 14:05 Thaniri wrote:
Esports is about winning. Look at people who are still playing warcraft 3, broodwar, and sc2 despite #deadgame. These guys aren't going to be millionaires from playing in the GSL they are doing it for passion.

That's why even during infestor broodlord and mass swarmhost epic lame-fests, there were players who would consistently play that style because it was the best chance of winning. It didn't matter how much the viewer hated it.

Allow me to be elitist for a moment. For people who really appreciate competition, lameness has to be a component of the metagame. Like GSP in the UFC who would ground and pound every. single. opponent. Or Hungrybox who plays the stupidest fucking character in super smash bros. It adds a dimension to the possibility of the game.

I absolutely agree, for the competitors it's about winning, but for the game developers it's about making a good show (which is why people complain about adepts, we're not blaming the player, we want Blizzard to adjust it)

for the fans, it's their choice, I actually like both players that just win and players who make it look good