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Soulkey - Sun should be good
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South Africa4316 Posts
Anyone know how strong these groups are? Flash's group looks pretty easy to me, but I haven't followed the KeSPA SC2 switch so I might be completely wrong.
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On July 25 2012 20:41 Daigomi wrote:
Anyone know how strong these groups are? Flash's group looks pretty easy to me, but I haven't followed the KeSPA SC2 switch so I might be completely wrong.
Proboem is that the most dominant players in the proleague have been beaten by relatively unkown players, so even if you have watched the Proleague regularly, you don't know for sure. Just considering that Flash was seeded into this while the rest qualified on their own, I think Flash will have a hard time advancing (not saying that he can't!).
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China6330 Posts
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bit weird that they open on Antiga though :/
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On July 25 2012 20:45 JustPassingBy wrote:Show nested quote +On July 25 2012 20:41 Daigomi wrote:
Anyone know how strong these groups are? Flash's group looks pretty easy to me, but I haven't followed the KeSPA SC2 switch so I might be completely wrong. Proboem is that the most dominant players in the proleague have been beaten by relatively unkown players, so even if you have watched the Proleague regularly, you don't know for sure. Just considering that Flash was seeded into this while the rest qualified on their own, I think Flash will have a hard time advancing (not saying that he can't!).
didn't flash have to play rd4 broodwar and dropped out?
I think right now he is focussing on SC2 only and should be able to improve some more before his match.
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On July 25 2012 20:49 Yngvi wrote:
bit weird that they open on Antiga though :/
explain pls
also gogo flash
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On July 25 2012 20:41 Daigomi wrote:
Anyone know how strong these groups are? Flash's group looks pretty easy to me, but I haven't followed the KeSPA SC2 switch so I might be completely wrong.
None of the other guys in his group have made any noticeable performances in PL.
Bisang never even played SC2 in PL, but his team is noted for their extremely good SC2 performances and his Protoss teammates have been playing quite well (Flying, free, sHy).
STX Terrans have also been quite good (Last, Bogus, Classic - although Bogus has had quite a poor run in PL)
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Russian Federation484 Posts
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On July 25 2012 20:45 JustPassingBy wrote:Show nested quote +On July 25 2012 20:41 Daigomi wrote:
Anyone know how strong these groups are? Flash's group looks pretty easy to me, but I haven't followed the KeSPA SC2 switch so I might be completely wrong. Proboem is that the most dominant players in the proleague have been beaten by relatively unkown players, so even if you have watched the Proleague regularly, you don't know for sure. Just considering that Flash was seeded into this while the rest qualified on their own, I think Flash will have a hard time advancing (not saying that he can't!).
Not to mention his TvZ play is weakest by miles, his MMM macro and control is good but his Siege tank control could be considered as awful on a pro level.
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On July 25 2012 20:49 Yngvi wrote:
bit weird that they open on Antiga though :/
It's the same for all Dual Tournament matches. The non-KeSPA ones all started on the Antiga, had the second matches on Ohana and finished on Entombed.
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China6330 Posts
Oh I just realized Jangbi and Fantasy are seeded into RO16!
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Good groups! Hopefully Flash will make it through =)
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1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
WHY PUT MY 2 FAVORITES IN THE SAME GROUP? 
I hope they both advance.
Soulkey, Sun, Zero, Best, Flash and Last are my bets
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EPT
Neo.G_Soulkey < Antiga Shipyard > 
By.Sun
Bogus < Antiga Shipyard > 
