Gl grubby! Wtb another idra from EG!
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eksert
France656 Posts
Gl grubby! Wtb another idra from EG! | ||
uSnAmplified
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Yamulo
United States2096 Posts
On February 12 2011 10:59 CoL_Fuehrer wrote: LMFAO i could only wish Incontrol will see this yes lol | ||
kazansky
Germany931 Posts
I don't see why people expected him to go far in this tournament with barely a month of practice and still practicing in Warcraft 3 parallel. Personally, I am very impressed of him putting such a great fight out against two very top and experienced players. I thought Nony and Sarens would just stomp all over him, if Grubby gives this game one or two months of full time practice, he might already do magic. | ||
Creem
Sweden254 Posts
On February 12 2011 11:12 SladeR wrote: Grubby was playing in beta, and a little on release. Maybe started playing competitively 3 weeks ago. Or started putting more time and effort into the game at the time of 3 weeks ago. But he has played a good amount previously. Which equates to literally nothing when you're up against pros who's been playing 10+ hours a day since beta. | ||
Rabbitmaster
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Falling
Canada11349 Posts
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Godstorm
Romania845 Posts
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Bleak
Turkey3059 Posts
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da_head
Canada3350 Posts
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Longshank
1648 Posts
On February 12 2011 11:05 StarStruck wrote: It's not like he doesn't have the practice partners to succeed and yeah, he's been playing a lot longer than 3 weeks. He's been putting more time and effort into the game. That is for sure. He still has a lot of hurdles to overcome like Mad Frog. Around Christmas he had < 100 ladder games + some 2v2 with Cassandra. That's close to nothing over six months, especially if you're not practicing just playing around. edit: also, it's time to put the BW vs WC3 discussion to rest, it's quite clear there's no real difference what background you came from. However those who have gone through the Korean BW practice regime are ahead, not because they played BW but because of years of practice in pro-houses. | ||
minimat
Australia344 Posts
On February 12 2011 18:47 Bleak wrote: From what I can see, he needs to focus on his macro first. He had 3 bases with a ton of probes and he did not construct any gateways. And even before that, he stopped macroing after he expanded to his natural. These are in my opinion big mistakes. Yea but he is 3 weeks into the game and already he's doing better then most, even if he was pro war 3 player his macro was impressive for his game time. If he keeps practicing.. Code A in a couple seasons possibly? | ||
cuppatea
United Kingdom1401 Posts
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syrupychinadian
112 Posts
As of right now, grubby's not up to par. He's just a face in the crowd for SC2. | ||
nkr
Sweden5451 Posts
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Meldon
Greece128 Posts
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
People would argue far less. | ||
Talack
Canada2742 Posts
Players in the GSL are making leaps and bounds in improvement everytime you see them. Squirtle for example, last season he was pretty mediocre or worse. Then come around the GSTL and he takes games from the best player in the world MVP convincingly and without cheese/all-ins. Grubby is plain going to be left behind if he doesn't make up his mind soon. This isn't the sort of game where you can just casually commit and try to base it off another RTS game experiance. It may help but at the level of play where you're trying to make a living off it constant practice is a requirement and not a suggestion. | ||
Geo.Rion
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SpaceFighting
New Zealand690 Posts
On February 12 2011 10:57 ChickenLips wrote: who apparently is pretty good at WC3 i lol'd pretty hard | ||
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