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Harris1st
Germany6691 Posts
On March 11 2019 22:54 BerserkSword wrote: i must be the only nut wanting to see serral vs innovation instead of serral vs maru Why not both? :D Edit: Anybody know if there are seeding rules? "1st A vs 2nd B" - Standard seeding? | ||
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xelnaga_empire
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Deleted User 3420
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so he must be pretty good. good for him. | ||
TheOneAboveU
Germany3367 Posts
On March 11 2019 22:58 xelnaga_empire wrote: Is there a link to the Meomaika vs Maru match? How can the best Terran player in the world lose to an unknown Zerg, who isn't even a professional player? The game wasn't streamed anywhere as far as we know. | ||
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BerserkSword
United States2123 Posts
On March 11 2019 22:57 Harris1st wrote: Why not both? :D Edit: Anybody know if there are seeding rules? "1st A vs 2nd B" - Standard seeding? i wouldnt complain about both but for me, the order is 1) serral vs inno 2) serral vs dark 3) serral vs scarlett 4) serral vs maru and im rooting for neeb to win it all since he's american lol | ||
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Geo.Rion
7377 Posts
On March 11 2019 22:59 travis wrote: Meomaika also took a game off of special, and puck, and beat demi so he must be pretty good. good for him. Someone who i have honestly never heard of came this close to qualifying from a group with Maru and Special, that s quite something Also, Neeb has very good chance to win or get to the finals at least. The biggest names who are in competition are almost all zergs + Maru and Innovation. PvZ is his best mu, PvP it's his worst (as per IEM interview). There are no Korean protosses at this tournament, and the foreigner tosses who are left are 2nd tier players. Assuming 1st seed gets a 2nd seed, so far he could get Lambo / Elazer / Special, probably Special would be the hardest of those three. And the rest of the groups have a clear nr 1, and are severely lacking the 2nd top tier pro, so i'm asuming the remaining 4 second places gonna be something like E - Ptitdrogo / Probe F - DNS/Bly G - Stefano/ Toodming H - that s actually tough to call, czu everyone from group H is mediocre at best. So Neeb is almost guaranteed to get an easy ticket to the ro8, chances are few of the other top contenders will be out by that point (Serral being 2nd means he's either out in the first round, or takes down a group winner, someone like Maru or Dark etc) So yeha, things looking good for USA | ||
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xelnaga_empire
620 Posts
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StabiloBoss20
313 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:06 Geo.Rion wrote: Someone who i have honestly never heard of came this close to qualifying from a group with Maru and Special, that s quite something he's around for quite some time. he played at asien games demonstration event and made it quite deep AFAIR. But for sure its a big surprise. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:15 xelnaga_empire wrote: I find it really disturbing though that an amateur (Meomaika) can beat one of the best players in the world. This is like an amateur tennis player beating Roger Federer. I mean, if there is a professional tennis player that beats Roger Federer, that's one thing. But an amateur beating Roger Federer shouldn't happen. You wouldn't expect an amateur player to beat one of the best players in the world, in any sport, not just e-sports. And Maru was beat 2-0 too, not even 2-1. Meomaika isn't that bad, his Aligulac score is similar to the one currently XiGua or Dimaga have. Thus said, his 2-0 victory was a huge upset. | ||
Nakajin
Canada8988 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:15 xelnaga_empire wrote: I find it really disturbing though that an amateur (Meomaika) can beat one of the best players in the world. This is like an amateur tennis player beating Roger Federer. I mean, if there is a professional tennis player that beats Roger Federer, that's one thing. But an amateur beating Roger Federer shouldn't happen. You wouldn't expect an amateur player to beat one of the best players in the world, in any sport, not just e-sports. And Maru was beat 2-0 too, not even 2-1. Meomaika is at least semi-pro, he made it into wcs winter. I assume Maru did whatever and got cheese 2 time in a row, let's not draw to much analysis, Zest lost to TangTang and professional SC got along just fine with the benefit of having a great meme for the future. | ||
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sudete
Singapore3053 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:06 Geo.Rion wrote: Someone who i have honestly never heard of came this close to qualifying from a group with Maru and Special, that s quite something Also, Neeb has very good chance to win or get to the finals at least. The biggest names who are in competition are almost all zergs + Maru and Innovation. PvZ is his best mu, PvP it's his worst (as per IEM interview). There are no Korean protosses at this tournament, and the foreigner tosses who are left are 2nd tier players. Assuming 1st seed gets a 2nd seed, so far he could get Lambo / Elazer / Special, probably Special would be the hardest of those three. And the rest of the groups have a clear nr 1, and are severely lacking the 2nd top tier pro, so i'm asuming the remaining 4 second places gonna be something like E - Ptitdrogo / Probe F - DNS/Bly G - Stefano/ Toodming H - that s actually tough to call, czu everyone from group H is mediocre at best. So Neeb is almost guaranteed to get an easy ticket to the ro8, chances are few of the other top contenders will be out by that point (Serral being 2nd means he's either out in the first round, or takes down a group winner, someone like Maru or Dark etc) So yeha, things looking good for USA The signs definitely point towards a possible top 4 finish for Neeb, but getting to finals/winning would probably mean he has to take out one of Inno, Dark, Maru or Serral in bo5/7. Serral I can see happening, Inno and Maru maybe but against Dark he seems to have a huge mental block. | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12128 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:18 StabiloBoss20 wrote: he's around for quite some time. he played at asien games demonstration event and made it quite deep AFAIR. But for sure its a big surprise. If he's the Zerg version of Has I can see how he can win in BO3. You win game 1 by something completely random throwing Maru off and then defending proxy into something even more weird. | ||
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BerserkSword
United States2123 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:33 sudete wrote: The signs definitely point towards a possible top 4 finish for Neeb, but getting to finals/winning would probably mean he has to take out one of Inno, Dark, Maru or Serral in bo5/7. Serral I can see happening, Inno and Maru maybe but against Dark he seems to have a huge mental block. I'm hoping inno, maru, or serral eliminate dark for neeb lmao otherwise neeb's only hope is that he finally gets his head out of his ass when playing against dark. He does have the talent to beat dark. | ||
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Nakajin
Canada8988 Posts
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vult
United States9399 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:21 Xain0n wrote: Meomaika isn't that bad, his Aligulac score is similar to the one currently XiGua or Dimaga have. Thus said, his 2-0 victory was a huge upset. It is a big upset for sure, but when you consider that he is a top SEA zerg who likely practices on KR server, it's not a complete shock. Must have just had a few good games, and without a stream/replays to go off, it's impossible to know how the games went. Grats to him though, Vietnam is a cool region to represent in SC2. | ||
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Argonauta
Spain4902 Posts
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:15 xelnaga_empire wrote: I find it really disturbing though that an amateur (Meomaika) can beat one of the best players in the world. This is like an amateur tennis player beating Roger Federer. I mean, if there is a professional tennis player that beats Roger Federer, that's one thing. But an amateur beating Roger Federer shouldn't happen. You wouldn't expect an amateur player to beat one of the best players in the world, in any sport, not just e-sports. And Maru was beat 2-0 too, not even 2-1. Yeah but Roger Federer would play fairly similar tennis against any opponent in a serious setting regardless of if they are a pro whereas Maru probably went for some 0 respect cheese twice in a row against Meomaika. Also Meo is #120 in the world according to aligulac, and in tennis player #120 beating the world champion isn't unheard of. In fact players rated lower than that have won Grand Slam tournaments. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
Group H is better than you guys think, TIME and Rail are in good shape while the same can't be said of Kelazhur and SortOf, who are still pretty decent by the way; not an easy group to predict but I wouldn't call it mediocre. | ||
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12128 Posts
On March 11 2019 23:58 Argonauta wrote: IM expecting maru was memeing the whole day but vs special, tbh.... He is not a serious player. I believe no one ever asked him abut this  | ||
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Kazi25
Philippines236 Posts
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