EPTFlash practicing sc2 article translation - Page 15
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Maker
Mexico85 Posts
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ydeer1993
United Kingdom569 Posts
I know this an old OSL video, but hyped for flash | ||
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NadaSound
United States227 Posts
On April 30 2012 07:34 Firebolt145 wrote: The thing I fear is that if for some crazy reason Flash does not do too hot, everyone will start screaming that Terran is the underpowered race or something. Or every one will scream that skill and mechanics don't matter as much in SC2. | ||
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-eXalt
United States462 Posts
Are there any known/ suspected replays of him? Would be interesting to see his micro etc. | ||
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Sikly
United States413 Posts
On April 30 2012 08:10 xOny wrote: Seems overhyped. He won't dominate initially, and if he continues to practice with a really good team he might dominate in a year or two. Hots might help, but he still is sooo late. Are there any known/ suspected replays of him? Would be interesting to see his micro etc. He was years late to BW as well. It didn't stop him from dominating at the tender age of 15 and becoming the youngest champion ever. I'm not one to believe in the elephant, but Flash is something different. If his wrists aren't a problem than I fully expect him to dominate everyone right after the 1 year block it was rumored KESPA would put up. | ||
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PiQLiQ
Sweden702 Posts
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NotSorry
United States6722 Posts
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Gorilla23
United States339 Posts
On April 30 2012 08:15 draumr wrote: He was years late to BW as well. It didn't stop him from dominating at the tender age of 15 and becoming the youngest champion ever. I'm not one to believe in the elephant, but Flash is something different. If his wrists aren't a problem than I fully expect him to dominate everyone right after the 1 year block it was rumored KESPA would put up. I believe that that "block" would prevent current GSL contenders from participating in KeSPA's leagues but not the other way around. Either way, I suspect we'll find out soon enough. | ||
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Kimaker
United States2131 Posts
On April 30 2012 08:21 Gorilla23 wrote: I believe that that "block" would prevent current GSL contenders from participating in KeSPA's leagues but not the other way around. Either way, I suspect we'll find out soon enough. Probably a smart move on Kespa's part in terms of PR. Their viewership wouldn't take too kindly to having their heroes get dominated initially, which could hurt any potential leagues. Bit of a safety net against the unknown factor of "How good will the BW pros REALLY be?" I'm personally not too worried about it, I expect TBLS to be scary good. | ||
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
On April 30 2012 08:41 Kimaker wrote: Probably a smart move on Kespa's part in terms of PR. Their viewership wouldn't take too kindly to having their heroes get dominated initially, which could hurt any potential leagues. Bit of a safety net against the unknown factor of "How good will the BW pros REALLY be?" I'm personally not too worried about it, I expect TBLS to be scary good. Also, within the BW pro scene, the hierarchy will likely be shaken up a bit. In the interview at least, I gatherered BW skill and success is not a 1:1 think amongest teams practicing SC2 since SC2 highlights different skill sets. Top Top players are probably still going to be good, but below that we could see some shifting in placement. | ||
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
On April 30 2012 08:56 Torpedo.Vegas wrote: Also, within the BW pro scene, the hierarchy will likely be shaken up a bit. In the interview at least, I gatherered BW skill and success is not a 1:1 think amongest teams practicing SC2 since SC2 highlights different skill sets. Top Top players are probably still going to be good, but below that we could see some shifting in placement. Yeah I agree here. The BW macro is a completely unnecessary skill set to have in SC2. Imo WC3 players are more likely to be great at SC2 than BW players, as that's more of a micro oriented RTS. Then again most WC3 players only became average, and arn't really a force to be reckoned with in the GSL. | ||
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Vildhjarta
Sweden126 Posts
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Mrvoodoochild1
United States1439 Posts
On April 29 2012 19:42 KristofferAG wrote: I don't really want Flash to leave BW any time soon, I'm a bit scared that he wont be as good in SC2 as he is in the old school game. I mean, it took him years to get good with BW, and he was young when he started. A young mind can more easily learn thing than an adult mind. Either way I do look forward to seeing him at least play SC2. flash is only 19 years old...................... You make it seem like flash is in his 30's or something with a wife and kid. | ||
IamMagic
Canada53 Posts
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oxxo
988 Posts
On April 30 2012 11:06 Euronyme wrote: Yeah I agree here. The BW macro is a completely unnecessary skill set to have in SC2. Imo WC3 players are more likely to be great at SC2 than BW players, as that's more of a micro oriented RTS. Then again most WC3 players only became average, and arn't really a force to be reckoned with in the GSL. WC3 has pretty much nothing in common with SC2. Units die far faster in SC2 than WC3. There are no heroes. There are no items. There are far fewer active abilities. There is no upkeep. BW and SC2 have alot of similarities outside of the UI improvements. Still need to be able to macro (though it's easier), multitask, balance economy, have attack timings, etc. etc. It's no coincidence that Mvp was dominating before his injury. | ||
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AnachronisticAnarchy
United States2957 Posts
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Abort Retry Fail
2636 Posts
I think these bunch of guys who are currently BW progamers, TBLS for example, are different in the case of Boxer or Nada or July in the sense that they are still at their competitive peaks and still within the infrastructure of a team. I have no doubt that when the crossover has been made, it will be pwnage once again, as if it needed to be said. | ||
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CPTBadAss
United States594 Posts
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NET
United States703 Posts
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xUnSeEnx
United States183 Posts
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