[Interview] 2012 GSL S4 CodeS Ro8 Day 2 - Page 4

On October 04 2012 21:49 wozzot wrote:
Damn, that is fast. Beaten

e: I had the whole interview typed out too

On October 04 2012 21:49 wozzot wrote:
Damn, that is fast. Beaten

e: I had the whole interview typed out too

On October 05 2012 02:48 theseraph wrote:
sculp and sting are free agents still?? someone get on that.

On October 05 2012 02:58 avilo wrote:
How has no one in this thread mentioned taeja's last response about infestor/broodlord? He's basically verifying what every other Terran (and protoss, and astute spectators) already knew - infestor/broodlord is essentially unbeatable when Zerg gets it all set up unless you have enough ravens...which vs top tier Zergs is really only possible on split maps such as metropolis.

Maybe since it comes from Taeja's mouth people will actually listen...?

On October 05 2012 02:53 FreudianTrip wrote:

The fact that Sting is still teamless despite being one of the main practice partners for every big-name pro just shows how bad scouting is for foreign teams. The fact that Liquid was the ONLY team even interested in talking to Taeja still blows my mind to this day.

On October 05 2012 03:07 storywriter wrote:

if people balanced sc2 based on taeja's opinions, Protoss would have been taken out of the game a while back

On October 05 2012 02:53 FreudianTrip wrote:

The fact that Sting is still teamless despite being one of the main practice partners for every big-name pro just shows how bad scouting is for foreign teams. The fact that Liquid was the ONLY team even interested in talking to Taeja still blows my mind to this day.

On October 05 2012 03:23 Sabu113 wrote:


Can't believe no one else was interested in Taeja. For such a long time he was the only terran that could play TvP solidly without relying on 1-1-1s.

Taeja should destroy life if life can't dedicate 100% to the match. Rain should take down MvP.

Do you want to try taking down the unstoppable Rain in the finals?

Sure, if he makes it that far.

On October 05 2012 09:41 babylon wrote:

Life has been taking lessons from Parting?

Lately, there has been talk that Infestor/Broodlord is an unbeatable combination so what do you think?

Unless it's a map like Metropolis, that is indeed true. On Metropolis, you can skimp out on your ground forces while producing Ravens but on other maps, that is simply impossible. As you produce ground forces to contend with the Zerg, you fail to make enough Ravens to stop the Broodlords.