EPTPlayers You Think Are Underrated - Page 7
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Blackk
South Africa226 Posts
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s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
On July 18 2011 01:35 Capped wrote: Empire.Beastyqt Up n coming terran, complete jewel of a player. And Strelok. For somebody that came in 3rd in SC:BW WCG he is quite underrated in the SC2 scene. | ||
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P0ckets
United States430 Posts
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ejozl
Denmark3372 Posts
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PHC
United States472 Posts
On July 18 2011 01:19 ohampatu wrote: Just so people realize. The point of this thread is for underrated/unknowns that have slipped out of fame or have hid just outside its reach. Being in the GSL pretty much means your name doesn't belong in this thread. So far good ones ive seen. Stephano, Lowely, Mystic, (my own so its biased: ddora, inka, MiTStareagle). People mentioned Destiny. I think that if he got coached by a proper pro zerg and trained very hard, he has the skill to be good, but yea he needs to be less predictable. That is not the point of this thread. The point of the thread is to mention underrated players. Fame is just a variable because you can't value a player's skill without exposure. Underrated means estimated below the real worth in terms of player skill. Like a previous user said, Polt is underrated because he wins a GSL Super Tournament yet gets no credit as how much of a Terran beast he is. Most people had no idea who TSL.Puma was before he won NASL a week ago. He made very few GSL appearances and then comes to California and shows us some of the most impressive gameplay to come out of SC2. A month ago he would've been underrated. The fact that you are just disgarding 75-90% of all Korean pros because they are involved in a GSL/GSTL match or two demonstrates your ability, or lack thereof, to gauge a person's true level of skill. It would've been better if you said "non-Koreans or foreigners that are underrated are..." It's not fair for the Korean progamers that practice 70+ hours a week with most not even having a broadcasted game yet. If anything, being in the GSL MEANS you belong in this thread. The Code A dropouts, the Code B monsters that we haven't even seen play yet. People like DRG or MMA who we had no idea how truly good they were a few months ago - these type of players were the perfect embodiments of "underrated players." And it's Ddoro. Not Ddora. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Luminox
France223 Posts
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Yaotzin
South Africa4280 Posts
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cellblock
Sweden206 Posts
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LimeNade
United States2125 Posts
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svefnleysi
Iceland623 Posts
On July 18 2011 01:51 Luminox wrote: Day9 is of course the most underrated player in the world. As much as I like the guy, he's probably the most overrated player in the world, actually. | ||
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Schmieds
United States312 Posts
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yoigen
Germany369 Posts
edit: also MrSnibbles, hes an upcoming top zerg player. watch out | ||
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OKMarius
Norway469 Posts
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forgottendreams
United States1771 Posts
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Mouzone
3937 Posts
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ohampatu
United States1448 Posts
On July 18 2011 01:50 PHC wrote: That is not the point of this thread. The point of the thread is to mention underrated players. Fame is just a variable because you can't value a player's skill without exposure. Underrated means estimated below the real worth in terms of player skill. Like a previous user said, Polt is underrated because he wins a GSL Super Tournament yet gets no credit as how much of a Terran beast he is. Most people had no idea who TSL.Puma was before he won NASL a week ago. He made very few GSL appearances and then comes to California and shows us some of the most impressive gameplay to come out of SC2. A month ago he would've been underrated. The fact that you are just disgarding 75-90% of all Korean pros because they are involved in a GSL/GSTL match or two demonstrates your ability, or lack thereof, to gauge a person's true level of skill. It would've been better if you said "non-Koreans or foreigners that are underrated are..." It's not fair for the Korean progamers that practice 70+ hours a week with most not even having a broadcasted game yet. If anything, being in the GSL MEANS you belong in this thread. The Code A dropouts, the Code B monsters that we haven't even seen play yet. People like DRG or MMA who we had no idea how truly good they were a few months ago - these type of players were the perfect embodiments of "underrated players." And it's Ddoro. Not Ddora. Thanks for being a dick bro. I have wrote throughout every page what it was I meant the post to be, as I am the OP. I can quote myself 'Who are some players you think have the ability to play at extremely high levels that havent made breakthroughs yet?' 'What are some of your thoughts and players you feel haven't 'broke' out so to speak in the tournament setting.' .........Summing Up-----Meaning they have 'No Name' at all in any scene or very little recently and have the potential to be great. So yes, that means im not talking about players whe play in the gsl or gstl consistently. They dont fit the profile. That doesn't mean there aren't players in every country that fit that role though, and thats what my topic was aimed at. I think you need to calm down a bit. Read whole whole topic before jumping in to bash people bro. Sorry about the typo, i believe i've said his name about 10 times in this thread, im ok with once being wrong. | ||
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jax1492
United States1632 Posts
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laharl23
United States582 Posts
Puzzle (korea) dont think inka is good. | ||
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ohampatu
United States1448 Posts
On July 18 2011 01:59 jax1492 wrote: i think Hack is going to be a boss soon I have been unfortunate and haven't seen him yet, friend tells me good things though and reading the forums | ||
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