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Xain0n
Profile Joined November 2018
Italy3963 Posts
June 22 2019 10:18 GMT
#381
On June 22 2019 18:57 Charoisaur wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 22 2019 18:55 AttackZerg wrote:
On June 22 2019 18:54 Charoisaur wrote:
I've never seen a Zerg player play that well

Serral does that build even better. Imo

Against Drogo and Goblin


Dark's surround of Trap's immortals with burrowed roaches was extremely cool, but now you are embarassing yourself with such claims. That's now how I expected Dark to put an end to JAGW's dominion in Code S, but he still grabbed his well deserved trophy.
ilovegroov
Profile Joined January 2015
357 Posts
June 22 2019 10:19 GMT
#382
On June 22 2019 19:03 sudete wrote:
Dark's amazing run to the championship - herO, Hurricane and Trap.

Well deserved, though.


Yeah, deserved for all his other accomplishments for sure.
repomaniak
Profile Joined January 2009
Poland324 Posts
June 22 2019 10:22 GMT
#383
GSL make dark great again


GSL dark cheer/art sign


GSL dark signs in audience


GSL anniversary DARK support


GSL Finals audience


GSL Audience


GSL dark-trap sign


GSL Audience signs



GSL trap warp prims dropped me from texas / welcome TY new commentator


GSL birthday wish dark victory


GSL Artosis worked only in GSL and Retail / burgers GSL / Kevin CEO


GSL Audience


dark winner trophy


GSL Dark's mom


dark ceremony


GSL Audience zoom out


GSL audience


GSL trap's parents / dark's mom


GSL i hope both players lose and classic wins


GSL classic 3rd player in GSL finals


GSL Dark giant cheque


Charoisaur
Profile Joined August 2014
Germany16063 Posts
June 22 2019 10:29 GMT
#384
On June 22 2019 19:19 ilovegroov wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 22 2019 19:03 sudete wrote:
Dark's amazing run to the championship - herO, Hurricane and Trap.

Well deserved, though.


Yeah, deserved for all his other accomplishments for sure.

at least it was in an unfavorable meta which makes it more impressive than it sounds like
Many of the coolest moments in sc2 happen due to worker harassment
swarminfestor
Profile Joined September 2017
Malaysia2455 Posts
Last Edited: 2019-06-22 10:54:28
June 22 2019 10:46 GMT
#385
Dark has shown that he may counter protoss's all-in timing attacks with some aggressive nydus bluff plays. I predict that some protoss players will stop using timing attacks for all the match ups in the next GSL unless Terran hasn't yet find the solution to this problem.
Rogue & Maru fan boy. ^^
deacon.frost
Profile Joined February 2013
Czech Republic12129 Posts
June 22 2019 10:53 GMT
#386
On June 22 2019 19:11 Ej_ wrote:
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On June 22 2019 19:10 Xain0n wrote:
On June 22 2019 19:07 yoshi245 wrote:
On June 22 2019 19:05 Xain0n wrote:
On June 22 2019 19:02 darklycid wrote:
Btw protoss era leads to tvz Finals in WCS and the First Zerg gsl win in ages


The Protoss plague was so unstoppable no Protoss ended up winning, in fact; pages and pages of people complaining, ridicolous xd.


Super Tournament wasn't that long ago. And if Classic didn't choke in the semis, I think he could've beaten Dark if that were the finals here.


Super Tournament was won by Protoss last year as well, literally nothing changed if not the increased(and sometimes oppressive) Protoss presence from ro16 onwards; they weren't any more successful.

Literally nothing has changed, except for what has changed.

Nice one
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-KG-
Profile Joined October 2012
Denmark1219 Posts
June 22 2019 13:26 GMT
#387
Awesome! Well deserved - congrats Dark! \0/
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Captain Peabody
Profile Blog Joined May 2009
United States3128 Posts
June 22 2019 16:11 GMT
#388
I still consider Dark winning a victory for Protoss, since he helped take the edge off the balance whine.

The first GSL season in a while where I watched almost all the games from the Ro16 on, & a really good one. Deserving finalists and a deserving champion. GG!
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Kitai
Profile Joined June 2012
United States880 Posts
June 22 2019 16:25 GMT
#389
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.
"You know, I don't care if soO got 100 second places in a row. Anyone who doesn't think that he's going to win blizzcon watching this series is a fool" - Artosis, Blizzcon 2014 soO vs TaeJa
Xain0n
Profile Joined November 2018
Italy3963 Posts
June 22 2019 16:35 GMT
#390
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?
Kitai
Profile Joined June 2012
United States880 Posts
June 22 2019 17:10 GMT
#391
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?
"You know, I don't care if soO got 100 second places in a row. Anyone who doesn't think that he's going to win blizzcon watching this series is a fool" - Artosis, Blizzcon 2014 soO vs TaeJa
Conut
Profile Joined April 2012
Canada1026 Posts
June 22 2019 17:23 GMT
#392
On June 23 2019 02:10 Kitai wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?


Hes was saying that trap improved and he doubted he would fade away., trap got so far, he clearly Improved.

Maybe he will be a constant threat ro4 protoss now, he could get better from this.

Doesnt have to be a direct






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RatzBarcode
Profile Joined December 2013
United States98 Posts
Last Edited: 2019-06-22 23:20:21
June 22 2019 23:17 GMT
#393
On June 23 2019 02:10 Kitai wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?


Byun was very middling on Prime in 2011. in 2015(?) he literally disappeared to where people were talking about wellness checks. then he won a GSL and blizzcon.

Gumiho had a floor higher than Trap's but he was a gatekeeper who gradually improved into a title.

Trap made a ro4(?) katowice like 5 years ago and a ro4 and silver GSL medal the last two. I suppose those would be outliers but it seems players can gradually improve from gatekeeper to finalist or champion. doesnt trap have an IEM too?
Dave4
Profile Joined August 2018
494 Posts
June 22 2019 23:48 GMT
#394
On June 23 2019 08:17 RatzBarcode wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 02:10 Kitai wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?


Byun was very middling on Prime in 2011. in 2015(?) he literally disappeared to where people were talking about wellness checks. then he won a GSL and blizzcon.

Gumiho had a floor higher than Trap's but he was a gatekeeper who gradually improved into a title.

Trap made a ro4(?) katowice like 5 years ago and a ro4 and silver GSL medal the last two. I suppose those would be outliers but it seems players can gradually improve from gatekeeper to finalist or champion. doesnt trap have an IEM too?

I dunno personally I wasn't hugely impressed by Traps run.

He beat Scarlett, Special, hero X2 in the group stages - good show, but expected victories really.

He then took on innovation 3-2 and classic 4-3. Both of those I felt Inno and classic kind of threw, classic especially. They weren't wins that made me feel like trap was better than either, just kind of the randomness of starcraft was a fairly big factor. He was then just OK in the finals.

Trap is a really good player but for me he is still not really a true contender for best in the world. soO is an example of someone who looks a top contender despite not winning... Trap would be in Tier 2 now tho.
Xiangyi
Profile Joined June 2019
1 Post
June 22 2019 23:59 GMT
#395
congrats Dark! He finally proves himself.
Xain0n
Profile Joined November 2018
Italy3963 Posts
June 23 2019 00:07 GMT
#396
On June 23 2019 08:48 Dave4 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 08:17 RatzBarcode wrote:
On June 23 2019 02:10 Kitai wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?


Byun was very middling on Prime in 2011. in 2015(?) he literally disappeared to where people were talking about wellness checks. then he won a GSL and blizzcon.

Gumiho had a floor higher than Trap's but he was a gatekeeper who gradually improved into a title.

Trap made a ro4(?) katowice like 5 years ago and a ro4 and silver GSL medal the last two. I suppose those would be outliers but it seems players can gradually improve from gatekeeper to finalist or champion. doesnt trap have an IEM too?

I dunno personally I wasn't hugely impressed by Traps run.

He beat Scarlett, Special, hero X2 in the group stages - good show, but expected victories really.

He then took on innovation 3-2 and classic 4-3. Both of those I felt Inno and classic kind of threw, classic especially. They weren't wins that made me feel like trap was better than either, just kind of the randomness of starcraft was a fairly big factor. He was then just OK in the finals.

Trap is a really good player but for me he is still not really a true contender for best in the world. soO is an example of someone who looks a top contender despite not winning... Trap would be in Tier 2 now tho.


Trap's path was harder than Dark's except for ro16; you might not be impressed by Trap if you look at him expecting to see the best Protoss in the world, but just compare the player he is now to the player he has been for the last five years, he is definitely tier 1 now that he hasn't one matchup dragging him down, he is ready to win something big after a ro4 and a final in Code S.

I, for one, was not impressed by Classic's play these months despite everyone was praising him.
argonautdice
Profile Joined January 2013
Canada2719 Posts
June 23 2019 00:10 GMT
#397
Huh, so five years ago today Trap won MLG Anaheim. Too bad he couldn't continue the tradition.
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BerserkSword
Profile Joined December 2018
United States2123 Posts
Last Edited: 2019-06-23 00:24:46
June 23 2019 00:24 GMT
#398
On June 23 2019 08:48 Dave4 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 08:17 RatzBarcode wrote:
On June 23 2019 02:10 Kitai wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?


Byun was very middling on Prime in 2011. in 2015(?) he literally disappeared to where people were talking about wellness checks. then he won a GSL and blizzcon.

Gumiho had a floor higher than Trap's but he was a gatekeeper who gradually improved into a title.

Trap made a ro4(?) katowice like 5 years ago and a ro4 and silver GSL medal the last two. I suppose those would be outliers but it seems players can gradually improve from gatekeeper to finalist or champion. doesnt trap have an IEM too?

I dunno personally I wasn't hugely impressed by Traps run.

He beat Scarlett, Special, hero X2 in the group stages - good show, but expected victories really.

He then took on innovation 3-2 and classic 4-3. Both of those I felt Inno and classic kind of threw, classic especially. They weren't wins that made me feel like trap was better than either, just kind of the randomness of starcraft was a fairly big factor. He was then just OK in the finals.

Trap is a really good player but for me he is still not really a true contender for best in the world. soO is an example of someone who looks a top contender despite not winning... Trap would be in Tier 2 now tho.


This just sounds like anti-protoss bias TBH. Either that or you don't understand what Trap has accomplished

Scarlett, Special, and HerO are excellent players.

Scarlett made a name by destroying legendary protoss player sOs and is capable of beating almost any player if firing on all cylinders.

Special is a TvP specialist. He hates protoss with a passion and dedicates most of his time towards the TvP matchup. He recently steamrolled neeb and sOs, for example.

There was a time when people were calling hero a bonjwa. He's one of the greatest protoss players of all time by many accounts. Saying that Trap beating him twice is expected is pretty delusional imo.

Then comes the playoffs, where Trap beats both Innovation and Classic. That is insane, as they are both, at least Top 2 (if not Top 1) players of their respective races on the planet. And trap beat them both in BO5/BO7. Saying that Classic and Innovation threw is just disrespectful to Trap. Dude beat both of them with dynamic play.

lol @ randomness of starcraft

basically, anyone who reaches the finals of a tournament is de facto contender, whether you believe it or not. Trap earned it, and he earned it big. he ran the gauntlet to reach the finals.
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Ej_
Profile Blog Joined January 2013
47656 Posts
June 23 2019 07:33 GMT
#399
On June 23 2019 09:24 BerserkSword wrote:
Scarlett made a name by destroying legendary protoss player sOs and is capable of beating almost any player if firing on all cylinders.

She did what? She is capable if what?
"Technically the dictionary has zero authority on the meaning or words" - Rodya
Phredxor
Profile Joined May 2013
New Zealand15076 Posts
June 23 2019 09:18 GMT
#400
On June 23 2019 09:24 BerserkSword wrote:
Show nested quote +
On June 23 2019 08:48 Dave4 wrote:
On June 23 2019 08:17 RatzBarcode wrote:
On June 23 2019 02:10 Kitai wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:35 Xain0n wrote:
On June 23 2019 01:25 Kitai wrote:
I'm glad Dark finally took one home. He's been so good for so long. Trap winning one and fading back to obscurity a la Sniper or some such wouldn't have been as satisfying.


Why would Trap fade into obscurity? If players can't improve, how could you explain Rogue and Maru?


Call it a hunch based on the fact that he's been playing GSLs since 2012 and hasn't achieved anything notable in them for 7 years. He's like the Protoss version of Curious - a very good player to consistently make it into Code S but always seen as a Ro32/Ro16 gatekeeper without any results to prove otherwise. One tournament or two (like this one) is bound to be an outlier eventually.

Also, I'm really interested to hear about where I said "players can't improve." I looked all over the post you quoted and tried really hard to remember my previous posts but didn't come up with anything?


Byun was very middling on Prime in 2011. in 2015(?) he literally disappeared to where people were talking about wellness checks. then he won a GSL and blizzcon.

Gumiho had a floor higher than Trap's but he was a gatekeeper who gradually improved into a title.

Trap made a ro4(?) katowice like 5 years ago and a ro4 and silver GSL medal the last two. I suppose those would be outliers but it seems players can gradually improve from gatekeeper to finalist or champion. doesnt trap have an IEM too?

I dunno personally I wasn't hugely impressed by Traps run.

He beat Scarlett, Special, hero X2 in the group stages - good show, but expected victories really.

He then took on innovation 3-2 and classic 4-3. Both of those I felt Inno and classic kind of threw, classic especially. They weren't wins that made me feel like trap was better than either, just kind of the randomness of starcraft was a fairly big factor. He was then just OK in the finals.

Trap is a really good player but for me he is still not really a true contender for best in the world. soO is an example of someone who looks a top contender despite not winning... Trap would be in Tier 2 now tho.


This just sounds like anti-protoss bias TBH. Either that or you don't understand what Trap has accomplished

Scarlett, Special, and HerO are excellent players.

Scarlett made a name by destroying legendary protoss player sOs and is capable of beating almost any player if firing on all cylinders.

Special is a TvP specialist. He hates protoss with a passion and dedicates most of his time towards the TvP matchup. He recently steamrolled neeb and sOs, for example.

There was a time when people were calling hero a bonjwa. He's one of the greatest protoss players of all time by many accounts. Saying that Trap beating him twice is expected is pretty delusional imo.

Then comes the playoffs, where Trap beats both Innovation and Classic. That is insane, as they are both, at least Top 2 (if not Top 1) players of their respective races on the planet. And trap beat them both in BO5/BO7. Saying that Classic and Innovation threw is just disrespectful to Trap. Dude beat both of them with dynamic play.

lol @ randomness of starcraft

basically, anyone who reaches the finals of a tournament is de facto contender, whether you believe it or not. Trap earned it, and he earned it big. he ran the gauntlet to reach the finals.


This is a quality post.
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