EPTEnding my protoss journey - Page 3
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dukem
Norway189 Posts
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TLWINDRUNNER
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On December 13 2013 22:16 Faust852 wrote: I think you are really stupid because you can't read the OP. People read the OP, but we don't believe him. He just figured out that Protoss wasn't as ez pz as he thought in all the match ups and switched back. | ||
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
For someone like me that watches more streams than play watching your terran stream is awesome. Don't take this in the wrong way but you being a "slow" player makes it really easy to follow you from your POV and learn. | ||
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RaZorwire
Sweden718 Posts
On December 13 2013 22:58 Plansix wrote: People read the OP, but we don't believe him. He just figured out that Protoss wasn't as ez pz as he thought in all the match ups and switched back. Because making up your own truth about someone on the internet is always better than listening to the person in question. TL.net in a nutshell.  | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
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Magnifico
1958 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On December 13 2013 23:10 RaZorwire wrote: Because making up your own truth about someone on the internet is always better than listening to the person in question. TL.net in a nutshell. It's not true, it's opinion. My opinion is Sjow got to the point where he would have to learn how to play Protoss for real and decided to back out. He didn't reach his goal and saw that it was a lot harder them he thought it was going to be. I won't believe Avilo either when he comes out with his excuse either. | ||
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MidnightZL
Sweden203 Posts
 But nice that you've tried to go for it imo, hope you not quitting the game anytime soon. We need good Terrans around like you here in Sweden, it's only Protoss here it seems. | ||
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-Celestial-
United Kingdom3867 Posts
On December 13 2013 23:10 RaZorwire wrote: Because making up your own truth about someone on the internet is always better than listening to the person in question. TL.net in a nutshell. Your argument would have merit if not for the fact that SjoW is biased as hell, and made absolutely no attempt to hide it. I mean this entire thing came out of that bias. Part of the point of it was to try and "prove" this bias right. If he'd plateaud and just couldn't progress then he'd weaken the position of Terran whining about how OP Protoss is. Doing it this way means said Terrans get to keep complaining about it whilst SjoW changes back to Terran because Protoss isn't as easy as he thought. Truth is that only SjoW knows really why he switched back. But it is also true that there is literally no reason to trust what he says that reason is because he's here with an agenda. | ||
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Scarecrow
Korea (South)9172 Posts
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TBone-
United States2309 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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drifteR
United States8 Posts
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
Anyway, I think you have quit too fast. PvP is in my opinion the matchup that shows the versatility of the player the most, because sometimes it is very reliant on control and management, but there is also a huge amount of actual strategy in it. It is probably, with ZvZ the matchup that is easiest to lose because of just a slightly bad read on your oponent, but that is just the point of strategy - you have to be better than the other guy in thinking what exactly should you do know. If you consider this, it is natural that it's not easy to learn. In PvT and PvZ, you have some basic layout how you want to play the game and the ball is more often in your court that it isn't on what comes next, as the oponent is required to build his unit composition around yours, not the other way round. But in PvP, you have to always consider what your oponent does and what he will do - if you are one step behind, you lose and the ability to do this consistenly requires a long practice. | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
On December 13 2013 22:26 Liquid`Ret wrote: SjoW, I will have to show you soon I can get Terran GM in less than 2 weeks. reasons : imba Oh shit it's on :D. But do an interview with Hotbid first! | ||
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Whatson
United States5356 Posts
On December 13 2013 23:28 Plansix wrote: Also, last time I checked he still doesn't use map hot keys. I don't know how he expects to do well against any high level player that uses them. He obviously doesn't need them as Protoss | ||
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RaZorwire
Sweden718 Posts
On December 13 2013 23:23 -Celestial- wrote: Your argument would have merit if not for the fact that SjoW is biased as hell, and made absolutely no attempt to hide it. I mean this entire thing came out of that bias. Part of the point of it was to try and "prove" this bias right. If he'd plateaud and just couldn't progress then he'd weaken the position of Terran whining about how OP Protoss is. Doing it this way means said Terrans get to keep complaining about it whilst SjoW changes back to Terran because Protoss isn't as easy as he thought. Truth is that only SjoW knows really why he switched back. But it is also true that there is literally no reason to trust what he says that reason is because he's here with an agenda. Meh. Everyone is this thread is biased, so your post is kind of pointless. I have more reason to trust Sjow when it comes to the matter of his own motivations and actions than I have to trust anyone else in here. Using your logic, you could justify mistrusting virtually everyone in the community in virtually any situation, since more or less everyone has an agenda in most discussions. I'm not saying everyone are always truthful about their motivations and that there can never be a reason to mistrust people, but unless you have something more tangible to go on than "he is biased so obviously he's lying", you havn't proven anything. Pointing out that someone is biased does not equal proving that they are lying. A rather simple concept that a lot of people on TL have massive problems grasping, for some reason. | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
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