EPTIt is NOT easy game for Serral. Against the time, shall I say.
Wrong attitude, and its just like that. Forget 1000+ MMR whatever.
Instead, Serral, play slow. Play safe. Mode of attrition.
TIME. You have an uphill. Uphill of your life.
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UnLarva
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It is NOT easy game for Serral. Against the time, shall I say. Wrong attitude, and its just like that. Forget 1000+ MMR whatever. Instead, Serral, play slow. Play safe. Mode of attrition. TIME. You have an uphill. Uphill of your life. | ||
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UnLarva
458 Posts
This is a song you play to your Team mates. CMX's 'Punainen Komentaja' ("The Red Commander"). This is all help you can get from these grounds. Commander. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
Hahah yea, his past as Juventus captain can be temporarily forgotten, he is a great manager obsessed with victory and I am sure he will do well! We jokingly call him "GonDe" due to his accent xd Inter losing Serie A the 5th of May, 2002 in the last 30 minutes of the season after wasting six points of advantage in few weeks was a huge trauma for me. After that, I learned never to proclaim victory in advance. Serral might potentially have an easier path to victory this time but he will have to earn it on the field as always. | ||
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patermatrix
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FBTsingLoong
China410 Posts
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Latr02
United States268 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25558 Posts
On August 03 2019 08:39 Xain0n wrote: Hahah yea, his past as Juventus captain can be temporarily forgotten, he is a great manager obsessed with victory and I am sure he will do well! We jokingly call him "GonDe" due to his accent xd Inter losing Serie A the 5th of May, 2002 in the last 30 minutes of the season after wasting six points of advantage in few weeks was a huge trauma for me. After that, I learned never to proclaim victory in advance. Serral might potentially have an easier path to victory this time but he will have to earn it on the field as always. I think I preferred when Inter did glorious, ambitious failure than when we won a bunch, and certainly over us in recent years. That my favourite Inter player in my period of fandom is Alvaro Recoba probably says something about how flawed my psyche is in that sense | ||
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Need
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25558 Posts
On August 03 2019 09:09 FBTsingLoong wrote: Serral is absolutely a better player than anybody,though I still think infestors should be nerfed because no protoss can deal with it in late game. We’ll see this more and more going forward I feel. Perhaps not, but it feels top Zergs are figuring out all those timing attacks that seemed so brutal, so we’re going to actually see more high level games that go to lategame. Where Protoss IMO is pretty terrible. Talking specifically about real late game stuff, I think Protoss has it worse in PvZ than Terran does vP or vZ, and by a decent amount too. Stats played a ridiculous game on stream recently where he had an insane insane bank but couldn’t make any headway in engagements and eventually left with like 20k in the bank. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On August 03 2019 09:48 Wombat_NI wrote: I think I preferred when Inter did glorious, ambitious failure than when we won a bunch, and certainly over us in recent years. That my favourite Inter player in my period of fandom is Alvaro Recoba probably says something about how flawed my psyche is in that sense Uh, so you are an Inter supporter? Well met! As a child, all those defeats were too dramatic to digest, titles kept being so close yet impossible to grasp. Mourinho's years was everything I was asking for, the Triplete was so glorious and satisfying I could unflinchingly stand the mediocrity that followed; eliminating Guardiola's Barcelona, the strongest team I witnessed, being down a man, was a truly heroic feat. Recoba was the favourite of Moratti himself, he could decide games scoring from 60 meters or be completely useless; I liked El Chino, but nobody embodies the dignity and the resilience of the club as Javier Zanetti himself. | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25558 Posts
On August 03 2019 10:04 Xain0n wrote: Uh, so you are an Inter supporter? Well met! As a child, all those defeats were too dramatic to digest, titles kept being so close yet impossible to grasp. Mourinho's years was everything I was asking for, the Triplete was so glorious and satisfying I could unflinchingly stand the mediocrity that followed; eliminating Guardiola's Barcelona, the strongest team I witnessed, being down a man, was a truly heroic feat. Recoba was the favourite of Moratti himself, he could decide games scoring from 60 meters or be completely useless; I liked El Chino, but nobody embodies the dignity and the resilience of the club as Javier Zanetti himself. Il Tractore! Probably the most underrated player of my time watching football/calcio. I’m not big on conspiracy theories but I really do wonder how Maradona didn’t take Zanetti or Cambiasso to the 2010 World Cup, after being big parts of winning that treble, the last (hypothetical) Argentina squad with depth all over the pitch. I’m not some football hipster but we had Serie A on free to air TV and my dad wouldn’t pay for cable sports so I supported who I could watch. People think I’m weird sometimes but really I’ve been to Milan no less times than Liverpool or Manchester or what have you. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On August 03 2019 10:18 Wombat_NI wrote: Il Tractore! Probably the most underrated player of my time watching football/calcio. I’m not big on conspiracy theories but I really do wonder how Maradona didn’t take Zanetti or Cambiasso to the 2010 World Cup, after being big parts of winning that treble, the last (hypothetical) Argentina squad with depth all over the pitch. I’m not some football hipster but we had Serie A on free to air TV and my dad wouldn’t pay for cable sports so I supported who I could watch. People think I’m weird sometimes but really I’ve been to Milan no less times than Liverpool or Manchester or what have you. Very nice! I'm going to reply via MP to avoid to turn this completely into a football discussion. | ||
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SuperFanBoy
New Zealand1068 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25558 Posts
On August 03 2019 10:25 Xain0n wrote: Very nice! I'm going to reply via MP to avoid to turn this completely into a football discussion. Soccer thread until games kick off! Haha feel free to PM though. As per the topic at hand, Serral has looked pretty immaculate thus far and now we’re out of Bo3s it’s looking less likely that he loses. PvZ in Bo3s I could see a bunch of the field beating him, but in Bo5s it feels more and more unlikely in a non-prep tournament given how well he is at reacting to standard play. I feel the longer the series is the more it swings towards a Zerg as the onus is on Protoss to come up with clever and tight builds, which also makes Classic’s year and scalps so far even more impressive. Also at weekenders the later you play someone the more time you have to look at whatever styles they’ve employed thus far, I think we saw this at IEM Katowice when Stats had to show his best builds before facing soO in the final. So something like herO’s robo first opening into the dual Stargate feint isn’t going to be a surprise if he faces him later, whereas I could have seen it being effective if they’d faced in groups. | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8304 Posts
On August 03 2019 08:11 UnLarva wrote: Serral must spend some time while all Koreans watch... It is NOT easy game for Serral. Against the time, shall I say. Wrong attitude, and its just like that. Forget 1000+ MMR whatever. Instead, Serral, play slow. Play safe. Mode of attrition. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQnJ6wFvD48 TIME. You have an uphill. Uphill of your life. Fun seeing Tarja again. I got into Nightwish right around the release of Starcraft 2 actually. I think Maru or Stats is gonna take this one, but am rooting for Serral. | ||
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