EPT[IEM] Katowice 2022 - Semi-finals & Grand Finals - Page 18
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HolydaKing
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YamiRi
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now no one will doubt him definitely the best non-korean player ever touched this game (and the greatest of all time for me personally) | ||
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tigera6
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Acrofales
Spain18034 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:16 Pandain wrote: Not to be that guy but I think that lag spike was super important for Serral. Reynor was starting to get a ton of momentum back in that game and was playing such a fast game -but that pause let Serral think for a minute Meh, as the lag spike happened, Serral was already in the process of killing the cluster of roaches. I didn't see much mentality change between before and after. | ||
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Garnet
Vietnam9023 Posts
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Andi_Goldberger
Germany1608 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:18 tigera6 wrote: Great tournament, although I have wonder why the hell the schedule was so stacked in the first 3 days, like 12hrs+ of stream everyday, and this last day was only 5hrs. If you have time to spend, spread things out more evenly so that more fans can watch it live. because right after this there is the CSGO final in the arena. sc2 only has this timespot and they want it in the arena | ||
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dubRa
2165 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:18 tigera6 wrote: Great tournament, although I have wonder why the hell the schedule was so stacked in the first 3 days, like 12hrs+ of stream everyday, and this last day was only 5hrs. If you have time to spend, spread things out more evenly so that more fans can watch it live. I agree very much. I missed the semis  | ||
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HolydaKing
21254 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:18 YamiRi wrote: I believe IEM is the only title left that he hasn't won before now no one will doubt him definitely the best non-korean player ever touched this game (and the greatest of all time for me personally) Greatest of all time is just hard to get when you started being dominant so late. But he's definitely greatest of LOTV imo. | ||
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DBooN
Germany2727 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:17 Pandain wrote: I think at least 4, but him vs. innovation would be super interesting becuase Inno never got a world championship. I think him and inno are tied for 3 - but I could see arguments for either. Rogue and Maru still the two GOATS and roughly tied with each other imo. But the absolutely phenomenal thing is Rogue, Maru, and Serral are all still making history. This conversation isn't over yet and any of them could have incredible runs in the future that continue to shift the discussion. Inno played in an insanely more competetive era than those other 3. He's easily the GOAT. | ||
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EquilasH
Denmark2142 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:18 tigera6 wrote: Great tournament, although I have wonder why the hell the schedule was so stacked in the first 3 days, like 12hrs+ of stream everyday, and this last day was only 5hrs. If you have time to spend, spread things out more evenly so that more fans can watch it live. Definitely, but I think part of it was that it's Sunday. From the big LAN's I've attended they usually end very early on Sundays. | ||
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Pandain
United States12989 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25553 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:11 patermatrix wrote: It's such an insane run, he beat all his strongest contenders in a row, offline. Stakes slightly less high in groups, but close to the perfect dominant run. It’s probably as close as we’ll get to a playoff bracket where one of the top 5 has to go through all 4 of the rest | ||
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tigera6
3404 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:19 Andi_Goldberger wrote: because right after this there is the CSGO final in the arena. sc2 only has this timespot and they want it in the arena Well, thats THEIR scheduling problem, has nothing to do with the fans or the players. And to be clear, I dont mind the short 5hrs today, I was talking about the 12hrs+ on all the other days. | ||
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Xain0n
Italy3963 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:17 Pandain wrote: I think at least 4, but him vs. innovation would be super interesting becuase Inno never got a world championship. I think him and inno are tied for 3 - but I could see arguments for either. Rogue and Maru still the two GOATS and roughly tied with each other imo. But the absolutely phenomenal thing is Rogue, Maru, and Serral are all still making history. This conversation isn't over yet and any of them could have incredible runs in the future that continue to shift the discussion. Let's just say Serral has a real shot at the title now, it depends on how you value results; for me, now, he's the GOAT along with Maru who has had a longer career but lacks a World Championship. | ||
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Antithesis
Germany1191 Posts
IEM Katowice 2022 was a superb tournament experience. Great players, great commentators, great production, great vibe overall. Awesome stuff. Thanks to everyone involved! | ||
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Archerylady
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tommey.liang
United States363 Posts
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Poopi
France12888 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:16 Pandain wrote: Not to be that guy but I think that lag spike was super important for Serral. Reynor was starting to get a ton of momentum back in that game and was playing such a fast game -but that pause let Serral think for a minute Yeah Serral having the better unit comp that pause allowed him to think about what to do next not to die etc. You could see Reynor was super stressed out biting his finger :/ | ||
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parksonsc
175 Posts
On February 27 2022 23:19 DBooN wrote: Inno played in an insanely more competetive era than those other 3. He's easily the GOAT. Yes, to me (and i'm sure to many others) Inno is the GOAT, given how he dominated for so long, during the peak era. There were a lot of tournament contenders at that time and the game got constantly balanced to prevent OP things so multiple championships were a more accurate representation of skills (rather than race). Now we only have Zerg champions, so in order to win championships you only need to be like the best out of 3-4 players. | ||
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NotSoHappy
445 Posts
let serral fanbois run loose for once | ||
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