WCS S1 Ro16 Groups Drawn - Page 5

Luolis

Finland7138 Posts

March 03 2015 07:49 GMT

#81

On March 03 2015 16:42 sharkie wrote:
Do people who predict Serral in Group A consider he is very young and does not have much experience in big LANs?

On the contrary, he has alot of lan experience, and hasnt really choked in the lans ever.

Holloworb

Norway345 Posts

March 03 2015 08:19 GMT

#82

Would be nice to have all the TL's make it out, Snutes and Bunny's group looks a little easier than TLO's and especially Mana's group though.

Koivusto

Finland542 Posts

March 03 2015 08:23 GMT

#83

TLO will be so impressed by Serral's roach multitasking afterwards that he will need to apply for Finnish citizenship.

Advantageous

China1350 Posts

March 03 2015 08:48 GMT

#84

Liquid Fighting! Mana and Bunny!

Musicus

Germany23576 Posts

March 03 2015 10:02 GMT

#85

On March 03 2015 16:42 sharkie wrote:
Do people who predict Serral in Group A consider he is very young and does not have much experience in big LANs?

Actually he has a lot of experience, that's just a something Redeye likes to say on stream for the story

. Serral has been visiting Assemblys, DHs, Copenhagen games etc. for years. If anything he has an advantage, since younger guys don't get exhausted from travelling or playing long hours as much.

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

March 03 2015 10:02 GMT

#86

How in hell did TeamLiquid avoided a teamkill here?
They usually get one even in stacked tournaments with many many players, and manage to get exactly one player in each group in this Ro16?

Nice voodoo here

EvilsPresley

France132 Posts

March 03 2015 14:32 GMT

#87

I hope to see Firecake in decider match of group C, maybe even in Ro8, just to see how schedules will be "adjusted"

showstealer1829

Australia3123 Posts

March 03 2015 15:04 GMT

#88

Mana v Firecake II?

OtherWorld

France17333 Posts

March 03 2015 15:08 GMT

#89

On March 03 2015 16:42 sharkie wrote:
Do people who predict Serral in Group A consider he is very young and does not have much experience in big LANs?

Serral probably has more LAN experience than some other players here though.

ohmylanta1003

United States128 Posts

March 03 2015 15:19 GMT

#90

Hey guys! I'm actually just here to ask a question that might have a pretty obvious answer. Where are the Terrans? Here, in the SSL, and in proleague, there seem to be very, very few. I would say that there is a balancing issue, but the Terrans in proleague seem to be doing quite well against both P and Z. What is it then? Is it simply that less people play Terran?

Deathstar

9150 Posts

March 03 2015 15:44 GMT

#91

Tbh terran is only a good race when it's a korean playing it. Foreigners make it farther as Z or P. The reason is that terran can become very demanding mechanically if you want to take advantage of all it has to offer.

That said, the zergs should largely disappear by ro8

Ragnarork

France9034 Posts

March 03 2015 16:01 GMT

#92

On March 04 2015 00:19 ohmylanta1003 wrote:
Hey guys! I'm actually just here to ask a question that might have a pretty obvious answer. Where are the Terrans? Here, in the SSL, and in proleague, there seem to be very, very few. I would say that there is a balancing issue, but the Terrans in proleague seem to be doing quite well against both P and Z. What is it then? Is it simply that less people play Terran?

While terrans have always been well represented in Korea (except during the Year of Protoss where we had the most all time low representation of a race in GSL with 3 terrans in Ro32), the foreign scene has always been a bit lacking on good terrans, at least concurrently.

Currently, you have to think about Bunny or Happy. There always has been really good foreign terrans, just not many at the same time I'd say.
ThorZaIN, Kas, Beastyqt, Fenix, TLO (when he played terran), LucifroN, SjoW, qxc, Dayshi, etc.
If you're looking for Terrans, support Bunny, as he's quite in a good position to go far in these WCS

(He even has a really manageable group in this round).