EPTEG-TL: An Analysis - Page 4
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
I, too, would love for EG-TL to be back for at least another season of Proleague, simply because it'd be interesting to see if Coach Park, given the chance to prepare and lead the team right from the get-go, can really make them a playoff contender. Not playing in Proleague anymore, I'm sure the team house and the coaching staff would also be on the table. If that all goes away, what will remain? All players going their merry individual ways, living at home, practicing alone, all that which will definitely take a toll on the performance of all the players. Jaedong will probably go back to a KeSPA team and be much less accessible to Western fans again. After the WCS fallout that saw foreign players and teams seemingly flee the country, the West stands to lose one of its final footholds in Korea. Is that really what we want? And like others have already mentioned, the Unholy Alliance has helped keep a lot of people interested in an otherwise rather closed-off, at times pretty dull all-Korean tournament. If KeSPA truly cares about Western audiences, maybe this will be impetus for them to lower the league enrollment fees (for foreign teams at least) to convince ROI-minded organizations to stay. It'd be a real shame if things ended after just one attempt. But I guess I can only hope and wait, and cross my fingers, quite possibly in vain. | ||
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Irre
United States646 Posts
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theseraph
United States100 Posts
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
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ETisME
12740 Posts
snute still isn't there yet skillwise, huk and zenio are both in a huge slump. | ||
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garbanzo
United States4046 Posts
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A Wild Sosd
Australia421 Posts
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Chaggi
Korea (South)1936 Posts
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KaiserKieran
United States615 Posts
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zeratul_jf
United States808 Posts
On July 11 2013 00:17 KaiserKieran wrote: The lack of really up and coming talent in mostly TL but also EG comes apparent in this analysis. With only EG getting Xeno and TL I guess getting Snute(but that was much earlier) their team lacks in real depth. Other teams in pro league have an a team and a b team aka they have enough PLAYERS to have a b team. I hope that TL and EG start academies soon to grow and foster talent. I'm tired of EG and TL acquiring players at their prime only to see them tumble down. Well you cant expect someone to be at the top forever. What goes up must come down. | ||
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Monsen
Germany2548 Posts
Savior of the universe. Also carpet tunnel sucks balls. | ||
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Honner
United Kingdom65 Posts
1.) EG have more wins than TL in EG-TL, but they probably have more losses too, purely because they have a larger line-up of players who feature in Korea. 2.) Oz has probably outperformed JYP and perhaps even Jaedong on win %, but purely because he has not been on the team for the whole season he finishes lower on your 'top performer' list as he can't realistically have as many wins. Still, interesting reading either way. | ||
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blacksheepwall
China1530 Posts
Hope Taeja can stay healthy. | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On July 11 2013 03:02 Honner wrote: Nice write-up, but I'm not sure 'number of wins' is a good measure. Win % would be a more interesting statistic imo for a couple of reasons: 1.) EG have more wins than TL in EG-TL, but they probably have more losses too, purely because they have a larger line-up of players who feature in Korea. 2.) Oz has probably outperformed JYP and perhaps even Jaedong on win %, but purely because he has not been on the team for the whole season he finishes lower on your 'top performer' list as he can't realistically have as many wins. Still, interesting reading either way. Not sure how it's an interesting read if you didn't actually read it... There are win %s all over the OP, and both of your points are explicitly answered. | ||
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y0su
Finland7871 Posts
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Honner
United Kingdom65 Posts
On July 11 2013 03:22 WolfintheSheep wrote: Not sure how it's an interesting read if you didn't actually read it... There are win %s all over the OP, and both of your points are explicitly answered. Actually I read it all, but good job getting butthurt over someone else having an opinion I guess?? I meant showing win % over time on the graphs, rather than number of wins. and I think both my points still stand. TL has a higher win % than EG in Proleague, which is (arguably) more relevant than who won the more matches (given that EG have more players and play more matches. Oz also outperformed JYP (not to knock JYP, I think he had a decent season also), but is only given lip-service for having a good run. It would at least be interesting to compare his wins to the other players for the period he has been on the team, which again can be shown with % (or number of wins in the same period of time or something). Just seems kind of unfair to undervalue the contribution of players who haven't been there for the whole season. I guess I was just hoping for more details/statistics about how Oz (and Alive) performed comparatively after joining up. | ||
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NbSky
Canada1023 Posts
Edit: Agree with poster above me, and I think we're both trying to say the same thing. | ||
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tili
United States1332 Posts
The only thing I'd be interested in seeing is which races/teams they performed worst against and why. Map analysis might also be interesting... i.e. did they have trouble with KeSPa protosses? Did certain teams always beat them or vice versa? Anyhow - thanks so much for the work you put in :D | ||
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strongandbig
United States4858 Posts
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