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Velr
Switzerland10942 Posts
BUT he does not have to start the school at a certain date/year? With 18 he has plenty of time... | ||
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Fruitme
82 Posts
He only play 3 hours a day He only play ladder That is freaking amazing | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
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WightyCity
Canada887 Posts
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
On October 11 2011 00:18 WightyCity wrote: the best foreigner hands down That has yet to be proven. But he has the potential. | ||
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Sabre
United Kingdom1086 Posts
On October 10 2011 20:55 TigerKarl wrote: The thing is, that this guy is intelligent and has a superior understanding of the game. I think that this also helps him with practicing efficiently and zerg is a very different race from the other two races. I think zerg is the most difficult race to learn, but once you can defend against anything the sky is the limit. I don't think that Stephano would be as good with the other races, where he'd have to spend hours refining builds. Almost everything he's doing is smart, his decisionmaking is reliable and he is aware of the dynamics of the game. I think it was HD who also said how smart Stephano is. When he offraces once or twice as Terran he's GM level with it, he beats his teammate YoGo all the time with Terran, its scary. Obviously not as good as his Zerg but still a good level  | ||
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RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On October 10 2011 23:40 Fruitme wrote: He started playing 6 months ago He only play 3 hours a day He only play ladder That is freaking amazing Truly amazing... I guess Huk will never win GSL ever, or any other decent Pro-gamer out there will neither win. Only randomly lucky people with born skills like Jaedong, Flash, Bisu, MVP, Nestea etc. and maybe Bomber, DRG and now maybe Stephano would if he practiced in korea and did more hours. Only very very rare cases will we see non-geniuses win events where genuine genuises attend. Like Polt, MMA maybe? Sad, and annoying to see people like Huk, TLO, Sheth, Demuslim and other super hardworking players climbing an impossible mountain. And aslo many koreans Clide, TOP, MMA, Boxer etc.. MVP will just roll them because of a whim, like Stephano rolling foreigners, and even Code S koreans. Stephano would prolly have a hard time beating korean genuises with his puny 3-4 hour practice time. He will still roll Huk though, even when Huk is said to be one of the more hard workings pro-gamers even for Korean standard. :O ... or? | ||
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busbarn
Sweden984 Posts
On October 11 2011 00:39 RoyAlex wrote: Truly amazing... I guess Huk will never win GSL ever, or any other decent Pro-gamer out there will neither win. Only randomly lucky people with born skills like Jaedong, Flash, Bisu, MVP, Nestea etc. and maybe Bomber, DRG and now maybe Stephano would if he practiced in korea and did more hours. Only very very rare cases will we see non-geniuses win events where genuine genuises attend. Like Polt, MMA maybe? Sad, and annoying to see people like Huk, TLO, Sheth, Demuslim and other super hardworking players climbing an impossible mountain. And aslo many koreans Clide, TOP, MMA, Boxer etc.. MVP will just roll them because of a whim, like Stephano rolling foreigners, and even Code S koreans. Stephano would prolly have a hard time beating korean genuises with his puny 3-4 hour practice time. He will still roll Huk though, even when Huk is said to be one of the more hard workings pro-gamers even for Korean standard. :O ... or? lol you make it sound like everything is pointless. It's true though some people will always be better humans if you will, sucks to not be one of them | ||
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unit
United States2621 Posts
On October 11 2011 00:39 RoyAlex wrote: Truly amazing... I guess Huk will never win GSL ever, or any other decent Pro-gamer out there will neither win. Only randomly lucky people with born skills like Jaedong, Flash, Bisu, MVP, Nestea etc. and maybe Bomber, DRG and now maybe Stephano would if he practiced in korea and did more hours. Only very very rare cases will we see non-geniuses win events where genuine genuises attend. Like Polt, MMA maybe? Sad, and annoying to see people like Huk, TLO, Sheth, Demuslim and other super hardworking players climbing an impossible mountain. And aslo many koreans Clide, TOP, MMA, Boxer etc.. MVP will just roll them because of a whim, like Stephano rolling foreigners, and even Code S koreans. Stephano would prolly have a hard time beating korean genuises with his puny 3-4 hour practice time. He will still roll Huk though, even when Huk is said to be one of the more hard workings pro-gamers even for Korean standard. :O ... or? ...i dont even know what to say to this really...but everyone at the highest level, including HuK is a genius in the game, the difference is mostly how they approach the game in practice, stephano imo practices every game he plays, he is essentially kolll from bw where he needs less work/effort to reach his pinacle and thus can do it faster than others, at that level anyone can beat anyone imo since the game is much closer than bw so there is less difference between the pros and the people who play less than the pros...its not as much how much you put in, its what you get out of it, stephano seems to just get more out of his practice than others. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
I do not try to hide or disguise my moves. I do not have to. Even if you can read them, you cannot stop them. fits very well for some players :p! | ||
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crms
United States11933 Posts
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Ryndika
1489 Posts
On October 10 2011 22:54 hugman wrote: I hope he isn't. He's much better off going to med school than playing SC2 You know him irl? If so can you update if he makes final decision? | ||
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RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On October 11 2011 00:45 busbarn wrote: lol you make it sound like everything is pointless. It's true though some people will always be better humans if you will, sucks to not be one of them Yea, sure i would imagine someone practicing like 14 hours vs a genuis who does 8 hours. But not someone that only does 3-4 hours vs 12 hours ++... T.T. If stephano did practice 12 hours+ then it would maybe be truly pointless for Huk and the other guys to even try.... lets just hope he stays at 4 hours max (kekek) and leaves after 1 year. hm =/. Though we could use him to get a foreignerin top 3 at foreigners events, and try to get a shot at GSL. The would should keep MVP and neastea's to a minumum, to give the other a break. O.o On October 11 2011 00:52 mTw|NarutO wrote: A dropout will beat a genius through hard work! and I do not try to hide or disguise my moves. I do not have to. Even if you can read them, you cannot stop them. fits very well for some players :p! kekekek! xD | ||
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CellTech
Canada396 Posts
But his standard ling/infestor/ultra play seems like it just spooked Terrans because theyre not used to it. Think DRG's mass counter style. It feels like if you give SlayerS a month and stephanos replay pack theyll just come up with an answer. Regardless, hes a beast | ||
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RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On October 11 2011 01:05 CellTech wrote: I dont want to belittle Stephano's accomllishments, he did amazing. But his standard ling/infestor/ultra play seems like it just spooked Terrans because theyre not used to it. Think DRG's mass counter style. It feels like if you give SlayerS a month and stephanos replay pack theyll just come up with an answer. Regardless, hes a beast I am not belitteling Stephanos win. Obvously it was very very hard to execute and stay calm, and think and play out all those very hard matches. It's not like he was just chilling on the stage or those 4 hours he practiced everyday. Also if you dont "belittle" Stephano, you are "belitteling" all the other players and saying wtf are they asleep when they practices those 12 hours? are they just actually chilling for 12 hours? I am sure it is actually very very hard practiced hours by the other players. | ||
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Otolia
France5805 Posts
On October 11 2011 01:05 CellTech wrote: I dont want to belittle Stephano's accomllishments, he did amazing. But his standard ling/infestor/ultra play seems like it just spooked Terrans because theyre not used to it. Think DRG's mass counter style. It feels like if you give SlayerS a month and stephanos replay pack theyll just come up with an answer. Regardless, hes a beast That's not his only style. He can play muta/baneling, baneling/ultra, ling/infestors, pure ling, roach/ling. You only saw what worked in the IPL but that's not the only style he had. Furthermore, SlayerS know his style because and considers him as a Top 5 foreigner. | ||
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m0ck
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shell
Portugal2722 Posts
On October 11 2011 00:52 mTw|NarutO wrote: A dropout will beat a genius through hard work! and I do not try to hide or disguise my moves. I do not have to. Even if you can read them, you cannot stop them. fits very well for some players :p! Naruto are you quoting Naruto? OMG :D | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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RoyAlex
Norway420 Posts
On October 11 2011 01:15 m0ck wrote: Haha, I think the slayers terran-players should figure out how to deal with roach rushes before anything else.. =) Yea. The Protoss player too. His lots of lings and very agressive, while also staying defensive and not expoing a lot seems very abusive. It looks very very hard to deal with. Seems like a very smart style to play. But he also beat a Zerg in the final. Maybe lucky is not very good in ZvZ. Lucky seemed to get higher than anyone expected, even himself. But he is still a Korean Zerg and didn't even get a single win against Stephano. Stephano did also beat Sen some while ago at assembly summer was it? Nevermind his play style in ZvT, he is just very very good in all match ups. An insane skill level for just practecing 3-4 hours. | ||
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