EPTFantasy GSTL Team Discussion - Page 84
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KillAudio
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mrbamboo
United States415 Posts
TanDongho is listed at being on ST in fantasy, but he is in ZENEX, TLPD is actually updated to say zenex too. | ||
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
On July 08 2011 12:19 vicious.e0 wrote: Week 2.5 and already people are saying you need DRG in your team to even have a chance of a good team. Chances are these are the people that expected aces from IM to score points or for aces from SlayerS or oGs to even have a chance to score points. DRG has already had to bail his team out of 2 series. There are teams that haven't even played their second series. DRG is more and more becoming the man to beat for any team that plays MVP. We already saw oGs prepare a P and a Z as a snipe plan for when they had to face the MVP ace. The next teams that play against MVP are going to be even more prepared for it now. I don't think we'll see the pure DRG dominance continue for much longer. But maybe we will now that the two best teams in group A missed their chance. There's only TSL, Prime, and FUnited left. Heres to hoping DRG continues his dominating performance and carries his weak team to success. Truly a worthy successor of his nickname, "The Dong!" There's another person who I would call The Ultimate Copy on TSL  If anything I think TSL might just have what it takes to take out MVP  | ||
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vicious.e0
Canada31 Posts
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mrbamboo
United States415 Posts
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Mattchew
United States5684 Posts
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Mr Mauve
United Kingdom386 Posts
Go go Jjakji! | ||
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mrbamboo
United States415 Posts
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Mattchew
United States5684 Posts
On July 08 2011 19:13 mrbamboo wrote: Well oz wasn't exactly ahead that game. His 1 gate harras didn't finish off either depot, sure he got a few marines and pulled off some scvs, but his nexus was way way slower. And he got too behind with the sentry push fail he coulda killed the supply depots and then ran but decided to do....... nothing (3 marines? sick.) bahhhhh | ||
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Teael
United States724 Posts
Reading that, I was dead set on picking up one, if not two of NSHoseo's terrans But I never got around to doing it... Now there's that terran I forgot to trade for, racking up the kills -_- | ||
ZergZingZing
Korea (South)119 Posts
they remind me of Airforce Ace in BW  Makes me so sad watching them ... | ||
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mrbamboo
United States415 Posts
This puts Jjakji at 21.93 trade value. I can swap him for Naniwa if I want! Niceeee Now. I got Puzzle YoungHwa and Happy for the next series. MOAR POINTS PLZ! | ||
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MinoMino
Norway1103 Posts
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shannn
Netherlands2891 Posts
(and I traded jjakji away LOL)6 points for choosing NSHoseo 2 points for Twilight winning 9 points is not bad I envy everyone who has NSHoseo as their team and has jjakji (16 points for those 2 people LOL). | ||
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gullberg
Sweden1301 Posts
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MechKing
United States3004 Posts
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Zhalad
Australia231 Posts
GSTL Fantasy league seems to be a random lottery... which "unknown" player will come out and all-kill. | ||
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mrbamboo
United States415 Posts
On July 08 2011 20:13 Zhalad wrote: Tassadar.... chose wrong.. GSTL Fantasy league seems to be a random lottery... which "unknown" player will come out and all-kill. Sometimes, but I mean there are small clues out there to better your chance. For example a big part of GSTL is to show off unknown players. In Sage's interview he said Hoseo's terrans are really strong. I think in the house tour for NS Hoseo their coach said to look out for Jjakji, and that he's really good. Also a big part of GSTL is to shown off your really good players that haven't quite made the cut for the extremely competitive GSL qualifiers. Also if you look at the ICCup korean weekly tournament, Hack, Sage, Puma, Jjakji are some of the players that's done really well. So there's info here and there about who are the better players that haven't made code A yet, you just have to look for them. That combined with the relative strength of the two team's players you can kind of tell who might get used when or used for sniping. Like last week almost everyone expected Hero to be used to snipe DRG, which is who got sent, he failed the snipe though. I was pretty sure about Nada beasting a bit considering how good his form seemed in Code S few days before. | ||
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Mattchew
United States5684 Posts
On July 08 2011 20:28 mrbamboo wrote: Sometimes, but I mean there are small clues out there to better your chance. For example a big part of GSTL is to show off unknown players. In Sage's interview he said Hoseo's terrans are really strong. I think in the house tour for NS Hoseo their coach said to look out for Jjakji, and that he's really good. Also a big part of GSTL is to shown off your really good players that haven't quite made the cut for the extremely competitive GSL qualifiers. Also if you look at the ICCup korean weekly tournament, Hack, Sage, Puma, Jjakji are some of the players that's done really well. So there's info here and there about who are the better players that haven't made code A yet, you just have to look for them. That combined with the relative strength of the two team's players you can kind of tell who might get used when or used for sniping. Like last week almost everyone expected Hero to be used to snipe DRG, which is who got sent, he failed the snipe though. I was pretty sure about Nada beasting a bit considering how good his form seemed in Code S few days before. Plus im heavily considering keeping Tassadar because he's really good and when they dont play a team they all kill he will get to play | ||
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oursblanc
Canada1450 Posts
On July 08 2011 20:13 Zhalad wrote: Tassadar.... chose wrong.. GSTL Fantasy league seems to be a random lottery... which "unknown" player will come out and all-kill. Pretty much. IMRuined. | ||
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