EPTProtosser joins Mouz, Morrow leaves - Page 8
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Broodwurst
Germany1586 Posts
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Samp
Canada783 Posts
wonder where morrow wil go  | ||
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ZenithM
France15952 Posts
On June 28 2012 01:20 Broodwurst wrote: Obviously gonna be Team Acer. Not a bad guess :D. You never have enough Zergs these days. | ||
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stijn26
Belgium13 Posts
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CarlosOmse
Germany507 Posts
protosser is a nice add to the line up but first thorzain now morrow thats really bad | ||
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ChriseC
Germany440 Posts
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Weavel
Finland9221 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On June 28 2012 01:08 The_DarkAngelz wrote: The sad truth is that u does not need 1000 thousand hours to be the bast (or actually really good) at SC2, You can perform as well as anyother guy with less pratice... A really good exemple of this happening is Stephano...he trains like a 10th of what IdrA or other Korean guy AND he can still perform really well. The ones that win something gets some luck to win, some good decisions(with can came with a pratice, but knowing when and how to attack does not need 1000 hours of pratice, only some hours), timing(same as good decision), new B.O. (witch does not require lots of hours of training but needs some), macro and micro.... SC2 micro and macro are not that hard to learn...so if i know how to use keyboard and mouse very quick and well i can be as good as morrow that lives up to train. IdrA said it someday and i TOTTALLY agree: "This is a bullshit I play like 10 hours a day everyday i shouldn't be losing to the kinds of him". SC2 Macro and Micro is not that decisive...what takes more of SC2 early game is B.O. (by far), followed by a timming, followed by some lucy(spoting a scv that's going to see your expo), followed by macro and micro. In SC2 Lategame the order changes Decision making combined with Luck>>Macro>>Micro(well not that much if you are protoss facing terran)>>B.O.(tech switch)>>Lucky(catching anemy tanks unsieged) As u can see, factors as Luck, B.O. and decision making takes hard place to win a SC2 game. So those itens does not requires thousand hours of training...that's why morrow does not succeed. =/ Sad Truth of SC2 =/ what did i just read | ||
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EMoney
United States6 Posts
Its that kind of strength that I think he could bring to another team to help them all get much better. That sort of practice style and some dedication could make him a really attractive player to almost any team. | ||
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BronzeKnee
United States5211 Posts
On June 28 2012 00:20 aintz wrote: first thorzain and now morrow. mouz is getting weaker and weaker  I think Protosser is actually better than Morrow, so Mouz is getting stronger with his addition. The loss of the Thorzain though really weakened Mouz, but Mana is really stepping up. | ||
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Leetley
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turdburgler
England6749 Posts
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schaf
Germany1326 Posts
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MIhata
Bulgaria156 Posts
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On June 28 2012 01:08 The_DarkAngelz wrote: The sad truth is that u does not need 1000 thousand hours to be the bast (or actually really good) at SC2, You can perform as well as anyother guy with less pratice... A really good exemple of this happening is Stephano...he trains like a 10th of what IdrA or other Korean guy AND he can still perform really well. The ones that win something gets some luck to win, some good decisions(with can came with a pratice, but knowing when and how to attack does not need 1000 hours of pratice, only some hours), timing(same as good decision), new B.O. (witch does not require lots of hours of training but needs some), macro and micro.... SC2 micro and macro are not that hard to learn...so if i know how to use keyboard and mouse very quick and well i can be as good as morrow that lives up to train. IdrA said it someday and i TOTTALLY agree: "This is a bullshit I play like 10 hours a day everyday i shouldn't be losing to the kinds of him". SC2 Macro and Micro is not that decisive...what takes more of SC2 early game is B.O. (by far), followed by a timming, followed by some lucy(spoting a scv that's going to see your expo), followed by macro and micro. In SC2 Lategame the order changes Decision making combined with Luck>>Macro>>Micro(well not that much if you are protoss facing terran)>>B.O.(tech switch)>>Lucky(catching anemy tanks unsieged) As u can see, factors as Luck, B.O. and decision making takes hard place to win a SC2 game. So those itens does not requires thousand hours of training...that's why morrow does not succeed. =/ Sad Truth of SC2 =/ Dude you can train 12 hours a day but if you lack talent and lack physical abilities(multitasking)(fast) you will never be one of the best. It have nothign todo with sc2 it happends everywhere in sports. | ||
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EMoney
United States6 Posts
On June 28 2012 01:23 ChriseC wrote: mouz always seems to be a nice team, but compared to EG or Liquid they dont advertise or use their players in a other way than just giving them their shirt and let them use their tag, kinda sad cuz their roster was/is very strong I think they could "push" their sponsorships harder to get more exposure through them, as that pushes Liquid and EG players into the spotlight a lot. | ||
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andiCR
Costa Rica2273 Posts
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qqK
Germany282 Posts
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
If that happens, I might cry a little inside... | ||
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Irrational_Animal
Germany1059 Posts
With two big names being gone Mouz needs to take care though that the team doesn`t evolve into a talent-pool for bigger teams. In the case of Morrow I`m skeptical though whether there is a team that will make him a financially viable offer. He is not really visible most of the time and currently the market is flooded with Koreans that provide better results while being cheaper. I hope he won`t face the same fate as e. g. Naama. | ||
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