EPTWant some cheese with that whine? [Poll] - Page 11
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Sammyp
Australia7 Posts
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Tone_
United Kingdom554 Posts
On July 19 2010 19:29 gakkgakk wrote: Alot of people saying its ok to cheese in tournaments, but not in ladders because you should use ladder to practice. But then how do you get better at cheesing? It does make sense to practice cheese on ladder so that when you do it in a tournament youre awesome at it. Right? People are not reading the thread properly and repeating discussions now, the problems highlighted are to do with those who cheese 24/7. Who wants 50% of their games to be defending cheese, even if you win 100% of the time. And for those who say winning any way is acceptable, no point in you commenting here really is there? Go do some of those 6pools that make you the 'good player' you clearly are. | ||
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Wihl
Sweden472 Posts
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obb
Sweden4 Posts
Not accepting cheese as 100% right and in it's place is like not wanting pre-flop raises in poker. | ||
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EliteAzn
United States661 Posts
On July 19 2010 23:02 obb wrote: Not accepting cheese as 100% right and in it's place is like not wanting pre-flop raises in poker. Um....no because that's (pre-flop raises) standard. Cheese is more like aggressive bluffing. Anyways, it's a part of the game and you can't do anything about it. | ||
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LeDuck
Germany152 Posts
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Dance.jhu
United States292 Posts
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Osmoses
Sweden5302 Posts
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Back
Canada505 Posts
On July 20 2010 01:27 Dance.jhu wrote: The Diamond league in American servers is a cheese-fest at around 300 points...I have never played a protoss who didn't cheese. Yeah they always two some chessy 2-gate zealot thing instead of letting me fast-expand in peace so we can have a nicely balanced mid-game. Oops, is my probe showing? | ||
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Gigaudas
Sweden1213 Posts
On July 20 2010 01:27 Dance.jhu wrote: The Diamond league in American servers is a cheese-fest at around 300 points...I have never played a protoss who didn't cheese. Sounds like anyone not cheesing could win easily by playing safe? Good players will often cheese once or twice in a bo5. If the same rate of cheese doesn't exist in the ladder then overly economic and risky openings will be more successful than they should. People complaining about cheese are just bitter. Either you aren't cheesed more than what is necessary to keep you honest about not playing too economically or you're being cheesed so often that you can gain an advantage by playing safe. Just adapt. | ||
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Offhand
United States1869 Posts
On July 19 2010 20:02 Tone_ wrote: People are not reading the thread properly and repeating discussions now, the problems highlighted are to do with those who cheese 24/7. Who wants 50% of their games to be defending cheese, even if you win 100% of the time. The problem won't get to that point specifically because of the same things you mentioned. Cheese players aren't hard to deal with. If cheese becomes anything more then a minor annoyence for some players, then you're going to get a lot of practice against it whether you want to or not. If someone cheeses 100% of the time, they aren't going to go anywhere. They're going to get a decent ladder spot and get repeatedly beat by anyone better, will never win any kind of BO series or tournament, and won't even come close to being a recognized SC player. Players who cheese all the time aren't a problem (unless you lose all the time against them). | ||
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Dillingerz
United States54 Posts
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johngalt90
United States357 Posts
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jtgizmo
Congo161 Posts
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tfmdjeff
United States170 Posts
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HardcoreBilly
United States222 Posts
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trucejl
120 Posts
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ggrrg
Bulgaria2715 Posts
Either you hate cheesing or you don't care (which implies that you are ok with it)... I for my part am ok with cheesing. I try it every once in a while, when I get bored or have lost a few games in a row. | ||
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