Waxangel, y u do dis?
TLO, Grubby advance from Group F of WCS EU Ro32 - Page 2
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KaiserJohan
Sweden1808 Posts
Waxangel, y u do dis? | ||
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Bassliner
Germany8 Posts
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Irrational_Animal
Germany1059 Posts
However, cross-server lag shouldn`t be brought up as an excuse for some reasons: 1) you can minimize the impact of it by getting somewhat used to playing it (Hyun is a good example) 2) unlike some Kespa stars, it`s not obvious whether Genius is in fact that much better skillwise as he had no official games in the last months 3) most of Genuis`losses simply came down to bad decision making (think of G3 vs TLO) | ||
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kinsky
Germany368 Posts
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Heavenlee
United States966 Posts
On March 03 2014 17:49 Sissors wrote: Am I the only one who really dislikes these statements? We had the same in previous previews and recaps: Sure the cross server lag is an issue for those playing from Korea. But first of all it is their own decission to play in WCS EU from KR. However what I get more irritated about: again it isn't even considered that they were simply beaten because others played better. Apparantly the idea what a European beats a high level Korean is so weird that it must be lag, it cannot possibly be just skill. This argument is so stupid. Who ever said that it wasn't Genius' decision to play in WCS EU from KR? | ||
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YourGoodFriend
United States2197 Posts
On March 03 2014 19:51 Irrational_Animal wrote: Well, cross-server lack certainly affects the relevant player both ingame and also in terms of strat selection as you are forced to play styles that are less reliant on micro (TLO said in the winners interview that he kinda knew that Genius had to rely on all ins/cheese). In the PVPs vs Grubby it was obvious that Genius just tried to build up a maxed out deathball as in this case it`s just important to set up a nice concave. However, cross-server lag shouldn`t be brought up as an excuse for some reasons: 1) you can minimize the impact of it by getting somewhat used to playing it (Hyun is a good example) 2) unlike some Kespa stars, it`s not obvious whether Genius is in fact that much better skillwise as he had no official games in the last months 3) most of Genuis`losses simply came down to bad decision making (think of G3 vs TLO) Agreed, but we also know that Wax is kind of biased toward Koreans and for the most part thinks foreigners are crap (and since I am pretty sure he wrote this...). Congrats to Grubby and TLO for advancing and keeping our hopes alive!! | ||
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NeThZOR
South Africa7387 Posts
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RvB
Netherlands6257 Posts
On March 03 2014 19:51 Irrational_Animal wrote: Well, cross-server lack certainly affects the relevant player both ingame and also in terms of strat selection as you are forced to play styles that are less reliant on micro (TLO said in the winners interview that he kinda knew that Genius had to rely on all ins/cheese). In the PVPs vs Grubby it was obvious that Genius just tried to build up a maxed out deathball as in this case it`s just important to set up a nice concave. However, cross-server lag shouldn`t be brought up as an excuse for some reasons: 1) you can minimize the impact of it by getting somewhat used to playing it (Hyun is a good example) 2) unlike some Kespa stars, it`s not obvious whether Genius is in fact that much better skillwise as he had no official games in the last months 3) most of Genuis`losses simply came down to bad decision making (think of G3 vs TLO) In game 2 against Grubby he had a terrible engagement as well clumping up all his colossus. | ||
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Jampackedeon
United States2053 Posts
Can't wait for the round of 16, I think either could go all the way!! | ||
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Hez
United States31 Posts
On March 03 2014 18:44 mouzChase wrote: Couldn't agree more just well played by both of them (Grubby and TLO). They worked hard for that so lets not talk about lag, lets talk about progression ! I do think though that it's good to mention that there is lag there. If nothing else, it serves to inform people and to maybe spur blizz to do what they can about it. Obviously saying that that is the ONLY reason Genius lost is not ok, but mentioning the server lag is a good thing. | ||
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convention
United States622 Posts
On March 03 2014 23:56 Hez wrote: I do think though that it's good to mention that there is lag there. If nothing else, it serves to inform people and to maybe spur blizz to do what they can about it. Obviously saying that that is the ONLY reason Genius lost is not ok, but mentioning the server lag is a good thing. What does Blizzard do about it? Make WCS Europe be played on the home server of the non-european for every other game? That would completely defeat the whole Europe part of WCS Europe. Or do they fix the whole issue that there is a huge distance between the two parties? The only thing they can do is force genius to have to travel to Europe, which he already had that choice and chose not to. | ||
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HYRULE15
Germany72 Posts
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KaiserCommander
Mexico290 Posts
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BaneRiders
Sweden3630 Posts
On March 03 2014 23:56 Hez wrote: I do think though that it's good to mention that there is lag there. If nothing else, it serves to inform people and to maybe spur blizz to do what they can about it. Obviously saying that that is the ONLY reason Genius lost is not ok, but mentioning the server lag is a good thing. Well, that is what Waxangel does, he literally claims that lag is the ONLY reason WCS EU is not overrun by Koreans like WCS AM for example here: WCS EU - Ro32 Group D Preview (Season 1) Repeating such statements or similar ones is certainly disrespectful to EU players, and it makes Waxangle (and whoever else states this on TL) look rather ignorant and/or arrogant, especially seeing how many Koreans based in Europe as well as Korea that failed to make it to PL Group stage 2 so far. Please put some effort in explaining why people won/lost crucial maps (e.g.: San microing like a boss to keep his immortals alive with his warp prism against Miniraser) instead of putting it down to lag, because yeah, it is getting really old now and I don't particularly care to read more of such statements in the future. Hell, I bet people in EU can have severe lag too on a bad day, you don't have to sit in Korea for that. ![]() | ||
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SHOOG
United States1639 Posts
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Fishriot
United States621 Posts
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tili
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luckystriker
Thailand21 Posts
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Sissors
1395 Posts
On March 04 2014 02:52 BaneRiders wrote: Well, that is what Waxangel does, he literally claims that lag is the ONLY reason WCS EU is not overrun by Koreans like WCS AM for example here: WCS EU - Ro32 Group D Preview (Season 1) Repeating such statements or similar ones is certainly disrespectful to EU players, and it makes Waxangle (and whoever else states this on TL) look rather ignorant and/or arrogant, especially seeing how many Koreans based in Europe as well as Korea that failed to make it to PL Group stage 2 so far. Please put some effort in explaining why people won/lost crucial maps (e.g.: San microing like a boss to keep his immortals alive with his warp prism against Miniraser) instead of putting it down to lag, because yeah, it is getting really old now and I don't particularly care to read more of such statements in the future. Hell, I bet people in EU can have severe lag too on a bad day, you don't have to sit in Korea for that. ![]() Exactly why I made that post, this isn't exactly the first time the lag is given as primary reason for Koreans losing. Mentioning it could have played a role is fine, but just blaming everything on it is imo disrespectful to the non-Koreans, and you don't gain anything by it. Just judge them on how they played. | ||
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Nachtwind
Germany1130 Posts
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