EPT"Terran is the weakest race" - MVP, IM House Tour - Page 10
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Synk
United States297 Posts
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Snaphoo
United States614 Posts
Hwani made me LOL so hard at "IM would love to coach a mature, serious foreigner who would be able to practice a lot and get along with others. So Greg [IdrA] would be the last person they'd want!" Thanks Artosis! Your dedication to eSports is unbelievable. | ||
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Qaatar
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On April 24 2011 14:14 Chainfire99 wrote: It won't be Dignitas with two of their marquee players expressing the desire to stay in Europe as opposed to playing in Korea (Dimaga, Naniwa). Prolly FXO or EG imo. Naniwa is playing in the Rakaka "Road to Korea" tournament, btw. As for whether or not he wants to stay there - who knows. | ||
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MK4512
Canada938 Posts
On April 24 2011 13:57 SilverPotato wrote: Don't forget the ability to move around an automatically formed death ball! Yes, obviously protoss requires no skill and blindly a-moving results in a win every time, with no actual knowledge of timings, micro or macro at all, and no user is biased to their own race at all. Also, terran bioball also autoforms, i dont understand why that is even an issue or a point of contention. these posts sound like something out of combat ex... I don't even know why I even participate in this kind of discussion, its retarded. | ||
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BWILLdur
United States100 Posts
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ScaSully
United States488 Posts
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sc2lime
Canada513 Posts
EDIT: IMartosis? :D | ||
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
On April 24 2011 14:18 Drazzyo wrote: i wish that balance wasn't an issue because it's not, the games fine and that's why players from each race win their fair share The amount of money and professional prestige these pros gain hinges upon the relative power of the race they play. Of course they care about balance - the stronger the realistic power of the race, and the weaker the perceived power of the race, the better - so everyone whines to some extent. No professional player will publicly state that the race he/she plays is overpowered. 12 years later, every single Terran player in BW still thinks they play the underpowered race. | ||
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mierin
United States4943 Posts
On April 24 2011 14:21 Qaatar wrote: The amount of money and professional prestige these pros gain hinges upon the relative power of the race they play. Of course they care about balance - and the stronger the race, the better, so everyone whines to some extent. No professional player will publicly state that the race he/she plays is overpowered. 12 years later, every single Terran player in BW still thinks they play the underpowered race. It's funny, because so many Bonjwas have been Terran...chance? LOL. Tanks, tanks, and more tanks... | ||
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Euclid
Canada126 Posts
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Snaphoo
United States614 Posts
On April 24 2011 14:21 Qaatar wrote: The amount of money and professional prestige these pros gain hinges upon the relative power of the race they play. Of course they care about balance - and the stronger the race, the better, so everyone whines to some extent. No professional player will publicly state that the race he/she plays is overpowered. 12 years later, every single Terran player in BW still thinks they play the underpowered race. Which I think is one reason why every race is so defensive about balance-- no one wants to be the Protoss of SC:BW, the "unfinished" race which had a few heroes but which by and large has not been on par with Zerg, and certainly not Terran. | ||
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udgnim
United States8024 Posts
wonder how much it helps with training probably puts a lot more focus on keeping track of what's happening on the mini map | ||
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
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425kid
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
On April 24 2011 14:15 Synk wrote: I think the really telling thing is the fact the IM coach is saying the game needs to be balanced better by Blizzard. I'm surprised no-one has mentioned that in this thread yet. I trust the coaches opinion on balance more so than any of the players since he's exposed to all of it through his players, and has the least motivation for bias surrounding his answer. | ||
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Snaphoo
United States614 Posts
On April 24 2011 14:25 udgnim wrote: so I just noticed, it looks like some players don't play with any sound wonder how much it helps with training SlayerSAlicia mentioned in a recent interview that his biggest shock in GSTL was playing with music, he said it totally wrecked his concentration. I think it must help a good deal, will definitely be playing without music in the near future to test it out. That being said, some players were also clearly playing casually. There was one Terran guy on the left-hand wall of the room playing with one hand haha. I think most players still keep sound on. | ||
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cozzE
Australia357 Posts
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TRAP[yoo]
Hungary6026 Posts
i think so too maybe after sen finished university | ||
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Chainfire99
Canada474 Posts
And I might be mixing up Naniwa with another player but I know for a fact that Dimaga wants to stay in Europe. | ||
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Juaks
United States384 Posts
Thank you so much. Edit. Hwani is such a baller | ||
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