EPTGSL 5: The Season of.... (spoiler) - Page 9
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supersoft
Germany3729 Posts
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phisku
Belgium864 Posts
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PartyBiscuit
Canada4525 Posts
On March 01 2011 23:25 BLinD-RawR wrote: 3 words God of War. this is probably because the players still need more time to get used to these maps. I would like to wager thousands of liquibettable cash on that, July has shown an extremely middling results as of, his entire sc2 career. He's shown some sparks of brilliance, the victory over Mvp in the first match I'll give to him, the second was an all-in luck (which can work once in a while as seen against Bomber in the Startale ICCUP battle when he did the same bust 5 times...and it worked once). His other victories have mostly been mediocre and is definitely a situation where I think Tastosis' bias plays more than it should. In other words, I think he is like a poor man's Fruitdealer - even more volatile with even less solid mechanics in the late game. That being said, he has a shot at beating Clide - but I can almost guarantee the win he will get involves a baneling bust. Edit: On March 02 2011 05:19 Turgid wrote: Why? What's your evidence? This worked beautifully in January. BEAUTIFULLY. It also worked beautifully in BW starleagues. As far as I'm concerned, it worked beautifully here. There were upsets because players lost their games, not because a system tainted with the stink of unfairness forced them to lose the 2 games necessary for getting knocked out. I'm perfectly fine with upsets, I didn't mind that Nestea/Boxer went out to San (deservedly so), but when the vast majority of all up/down players from last make it to the Round of 16 this time and essentially reverse with everyone...it's a bit much, it's not just an upset, it's confusing. A star player going is one thing...when the Detective, the King, the Emperor, and the Genie drop like flies it's another. | ||
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.Enigma.
Sweden1461 Posts
On March 01 2011 23:14 KristianJS wrote: If Jinro can just get past MC then he has a great shot at winning this  Especially now with MKP and MVP out of the way! | ||
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barkles
United States285 Posts
Even the best players lose sometimes, especially in the type of format the GSL has chosen. The truly good players will be just fine. | ||
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theherder2
United States538 Posts
On March 02 2011 04:19 Offhand wrote: He didn't do an archon toilet. Although Tasteless and Artosis were yelling at him to do it the whole time. He only vortex'd half the army and then just cleaned it up with the archons. SanZenith straight up outplayed his whole group, which no one was expecting. Seeing Ensnare make it out of the group wasn't as big of a deal. No one expected NesTea and Boxer to be 0-2 for sure. I think a lot of people missed it... but he vortexed all the overseers so the ultras couldn't see the archons and attack them, which is why most of the ultras disappeared by the time the units were released from vortex. | ||
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theherder2
United States538 Posts
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dragoonier
Germany154 Posts
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On March 02 2011 05:59 dragoonier wrote: I don't know why so many people are complaining. This is by far the best season. Sure it is sad that some of the fan favourites leave the tournament early. But doesn't the overall better quality outweigh this? I agree with you 100%, my OP wasn't to complain about what's going on. It's simply an observation based on what we've seen so far this season: Stunning upsets, and higher-level play than any other GSL! | ||
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kvn4444
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10366 Posts
 Now that I think of it his ro32 was just recently, wasn't it. Thought he went to ro16 heh...Glad Kyrix won. It was like a rematch from the semifinals of GSL 2 =O Edit: Oh, MVP actually beat Kyrix but Kyrix beat 2 others to get to the top. Nice Hurray Tester! Hurry Kyrix! Poor Genius Poor Fruitdealer Glad that Kyrix vs MVP was set 1, so I can watch And seems to be all of Kyrix's games were entertaining :D | ||
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godemperor
Belgium2043 Posts
On March 02 2011 06:18 Yoshi Kirishima wrote: What do you mean Jinro vouched? Also jinro lost? Now that I think of it his ro32 was just recently, wasn't it. Thought he went to ro16 heh...Glad Kyrix won. It was like a rematch from the semifinals of GSL 2 =O Edit: Oh, MVP actually beat Kyrix but Kyrix beat 2 others to get to the top. Nice Hurray Tester! Hurry Kyrix! Poor Genius Poor Fruitdealer Glad that Kyrix vs MVP was set 1, so I can watch And seems to be all of Kyrix's games were entertaining :DWhat? Jinro got 1st in his group. | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States10366 Posts
Yay!Oh no too bad Rainbow what happened man? You used to be so good | ||
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QTIP.
United States2113 Posts
On March 02 2011 06:22 Yoshi Kirishima wrote: Idk, I looked in the OP and according to it Jinro lost... checked later, and Jinro got into Ro16 Yay!Oh no too bad Rainbow what happened man? You used to be so good lol what are you smoking... ^^ | ||
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Clare
United States372 Posts
On March 02 2011 06:18 Yoshi Kirishima wrote: What do you mean Jinro vouched? Also jinro lost? Now that I think of it his ro32 was just recently, wasn't it. Thought he went to ro16 heh...Glad Kyrix won. It was like a rematch from the semifinals of GSL 2 =O Edit: Oh, MVP actually beat Kyrix but Kyrix beat 2 others to get to the top. Nice Hurray Tester! Hurry Kyrix! Poor Genius Poor Fruitdealer Glad that Kyrix vs MVP was set 1, so I can watch And seems to be all of Kyrix's games were entertaining :DBtw, it was MKP that was playing against kyrix, not Mvp lol. | ||
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TheBanana
Norway2183 Posts
I know what he means, I immediately knew too without ever clicking on the thread. It's the wording and the timing that does it. When you know people like Nestea, MVP are out and see the title of this thread you know how the sentence ends. The timing tells you that there was at least one more big upset today, and then you know MKP is out. | ||
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Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
If there is a problem it's in the match-ups. If you end up in a group with only terrans, it's easy to prepare as it's just one match-up. If you end up in a group with all 3 races, it's a lot harder to prepare, and you are at a disadvantage. | ||
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peidongyang
Canada2084 Posts
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
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tyCe
Australia2542 Posts
I'll vote option 1 and 3. Sure, there were some upsets, like NesTea and MVP. But seriously, who expected FD and MKP to go through in dominating fashion? What have those two players even done recently or what matches have those two played recently to suggest they are still the top of the top? Same with RainbOw, Genius, Zenio and InCa. With players like NaDa and July, they have already shown their champion mentality in the past with their BW achievements, so it was always likely IMO that they would be able to step it up a notch with every GSL. BoxeR was an emotional upset, not really an unexpected upset IMO as one can't really expect him to compete at the very top with the amount of other engagements he has nowadays. | ||
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