EPTastrea is such a fun player to watch
[WCS 2019] Winter Series - Ro8 - EU & NA - Page 14
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sudete
Singapore3054 Posts
astrea is such a fun player to watch | ||
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AzAlexZ
Australia3303 Posts
On March 25 2019 04:51 sudete wrote: this is all just an elaborate story to distract us from the inevitable reality that masa will 2 rax scarlett in g7 of the finals astrea is such a fun player to watch Masa will definitely not get past Neeb or Time, let alone Scarlett | ||
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sudete
Singapore3054 Posts
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Elentos
55570 Posts
On March 25 2019 04:56 AzAlexZ wrote: Masa will definitely not get past Neeb or Time, let alone Scarlett And if he does we all know he's not gonna wait until game 7 with the proxy raxes. 3-way battle for the NA crown between Neeb, TIME and Scarlett. I think I'd give a slight edge to Neeb in terms of winning it all. His loss to TIME was very cheesy and I'm not sure a repeat is likely to happen there. I also rate his PvZ as stronger than Scarlett's ZvP. I don't think it's too likely TIME loses before playing Neeb either. | ||
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William paradise
1753 Posts
On March 25 2019 05:00 Elentos wrote: And if he does we all know he's not gonna wait until game 7 with the proxy raxes. 3-way battle for the NA crown between Neeb, TIME and Scarlett. I think I'd give a slight edge to Neeb in terms of winning it all. His loss to TIME was very cheesy and I'm not sure a repeat is likely to happen there. I also rate his PvZ as stronger than Scarlett's ZvP. I don't think it's too likely TIME loses before playing Neeb either. how to you prepare if your Scarlett though i mean to you just a guess and just prepare one or two players or just study alittle of all of them | ||
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Elentos
55570 Posts
On March 25 2019 05:03 William paradise wrote: how to you prepare if your Scarlett though i mean to you just a guess and just prepare one or two players or just study alittle of all of them She should simply prepare for the ones she considers the most difficult. None of them have time to prepare for her anyway because they have to worry about getting there first. | ||
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Elmonti
Spain299 Posts
On March 25 2019 05:06 Elentos wrote: She should simply prepare for the ones she considers the most difficult. None of them have time to prepare for her anyway because they have to worry about getting there first. Pretty much. She should prepare 80% for Neeb and 20% for TIME. I don't see any of the other players winning a bo7 against Scarlett, like not even close. The same goes for TIME and Neeb, though I can see Neeb going down in a Bo5 PvP on a VERY bad day. But yeah, for me Neeb is still the favourite to take it home. | ||
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MrFreeman
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Anc13nt
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Anc13nt
1557 Posts
On March 25 2019 08:23 MrFreeman wrote: I'm liking this, 2018 was a strange one off, constant repeats of the same winner, Starcraft has also been about varying results, one pro managing to find that something special before a tournament, or a preferred strategy being practiced against by too many opponents etc., you never know what to expect, I love this! Yeah 2018 was good year for viewership but I didn't personally like to see how only Maru and Serral were winning everything (I am biased because I wasn't really a fan of either tbf). | ||
digmouse
China6331 Posts
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Elentos
55570 Posts
Format is great, schedule is rough. | ||
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AusProbe
Australia235 Posts
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Elentos
55570 Posts
On March 25 2019 18:33 AusProbe wrote: Well it had to be condensed because of Katowice, WESG, and the next season of WCS starting very soon too. There would have been time to play some matches before and after Katowice I feel. But if that is too much, it could have been spread out over the last week at least. At the very least I don't think it's optimal for viewers to juggle 4 streams for 7 hours a day if they want all the action. | ||
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IshinShishi
Japan6156 Posts
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AusProbe
Australia235 Posts
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MrFreeman
207 Posts
On March 25 2019 17:21 Elentos wrote: My only gripe with how it was done for WCS Winter unlike in SSL 2 years ago is how it was super condensed to 2 days. This could have been multiple weeks long to really bring back the old WCS feeling (yes, I miss the olden days of 2013-2015 where WCS functioned as a league). Instead of doing it in one weekend, doing it on 2 days a week for 3-4 weeks. This would also have given them the chance to reduce the ridiculous break between Ro16 and Ro8. We went from February to end of March with no games played and I think that was a bit unnecessary. Format is great, schedule is rough. Yes, exactly, I honestly didn't even know it would be all played within two days until I've seen it on the upcoming matches page, hell, even stretch it over workdays. | ||
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BasetradeTV
Canada1307 Posts
Full Playlist Each video is as spoiler free as I could make it, I hope you all enjoy! As it's round robin, and everyone plays against everyone regardless of victory/loss, this is in no particular order... Europe: Rail vs Showtime Serral vs Heromarine Lambo vs Showtime Showtime vs Heromarine Elazer vs PtitDrogo Lambo vs Rail Rail vs Reynor North America: Scarlett vs Astrea Astrea vs Cham Scarlett vs Time Neeb vs Cham Masa vs Astrea Masa vs Probe | ||
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BerserkSword
United States2123 Posts
On March 28 2019 05:58 BasetradeTV wrote: WCS Winter 2019 Ro8 English VOD's from BaseTradeTV Full Playlist Each video is as spoiler free as I could make it, I hope you all enjoy! As it's round robin, and everyone plays against everyone regardless of victory/loss, this is in no particular order... Europe: Rail vs Showtime Serral vs Heromarine Lambo vs Showtime Showtime vs Heromarine Elazer vs PtitDrogo Lambo vs Rail Rail vs Reynor North America: Scarlett vs Astrea Astrea vs Cham Scarlett vs Time Neeb vs Cham Masa vs Astrea Masa vs Probe good looks | ||
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