Releasing the replay pack of the ASUS ROG Summer 2015 StarCraft II Tournament which contains a total of 160 replays played during July 30-31, 2015.

The ASUS ROG Summer 2015 StarCraft II Tournament is over and we have crowned a ASUS ROG champion, MVP.Losira. During the two long days of StarCraft II action the 32 players in the tournament played a total of 160 games. However, only a handful of those were shown on the main stream. Luckily the community streams helped us cover more games, but still a few matches were played without any observers. If your favorite player happened go unnoticed or you would like a closer look of some of the games, we have good news for you! As always, we are releasing all the 160 replays of the tournament for your enjoyment.

Replays

ASUS ROG Summer 2015 StarCraft II Replays (17.3 MB)

Map statistics

With all the replays available, you can do a lot more than just watch the games in observer or first person perspective. Use a tool like Scelight to do cool multi replay analysis to gather data. Below you can find how many times each map was played during the tournament.

1. Coda LE, 51 replays, ~32%
2. Terraform LE, 31 replays, ~19%
3. Iron Fortress LE, 27 replays, ~17%
4. Cactus Valley, 20 replays, ~13%
5. Bridgehead LE, 12 replays, ~8%
6. Dash and Terminal, 10 replays, ~6%
7. Moonlight Madness, 9 replays, ~6%

VODs

Group Stage 2, July 30

Match 1

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TLO vs

TRUE

Match 2

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Lilbow vs

FanTasy

Winners

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TRUE vs

FanTasy

Losers

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Lilbow vs

TLO

Decider

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Lilbow vs

TRUE

Playoffs, July 31

Quarter Final 1

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PtitDrogo vs

Apocalypse

Quarter Final 2

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HyuN vs

TRUE

Quarter Final 3

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FanTaSy vs

BBoongBBoong

Quarter Final 4

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Losira vs

KeeN

Semi Final 1

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PtitDrogo vs

HyuN

Semi Final 2

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Losira vs

BBoongBBoong

Grand Final

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PtitDrogo vs

Losira

Unfortunately the main stream VODs from Group Stage 1 in English are not available. However, all the main stream matches with Finnish commentary can be found at the Assembly archive.

ASUS ROG

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SuperHofmann

Italy1741 Posts

August 01 2015 15:31 GMT

Nice, thanks

OtherWorld

France17333 Posts

August 01 2015 15:54 GMT

I am really really surprised Cactus Valley is only fourth in the list by # of played games, considering it's the most balanced map by far (very surprised Terraform is second too)

The_Templar

your Country52798 Posts

August 01 2015 15:59 GMT

On August 02 2015 00:54 OtherWorld wrote:
I am really really surprised Cactus Valley is only fourth in the list by # of played games, considering it's the most balanced map by far (very surprised Terraform is second too)

Coda and Iron Fortress are pretty standard maps too, not surprising to me.

OtherWorld

France17333 Posts

August 01 2015 16:02 GMT

On August 02 2015 00:59 The_Templar wrote:

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Coda and Iron Fortress are pretty standard maps too, not surprising to me.

But CV has significantly more balanced stats (edit : according to TLPD at least).

imre

France9263 Posts

August 01 2015 16:55 GMT

Nice presentation, cool stuff !

Luolis

Finland7201 Posts

August 01 2015 17:24 GMT

I recommend Fantasy vs TRUE, Fantasy vs Lilbow g2 and Ptitdrogo vs Hyun to everybody. Amazing games.

Weavel

Finland9224 Posts

August 01 2015 17:27 GMT

Thank you so much!

Adept

United States472 Posts

August 01 2015 17:30 GMT

Oh whoa, quick on the replays, thanks! :D

DeathSoror

United States122 Posts

August 01 2015 18:13 GMT

#10

Thanks for the replays! If you want to browse through the replays by player, matchup, map, etc, and see their build order, the replays are also uploaded to Spawning Tool!

http://spawningtool.com/replays/?tag=2080

Pyloss

Germany1515 Posts

August 01 2015 18:33 GMT

#11

thanks for the replays, some nice french PvZ examples in here for sure.

Jintoss

Hong Kong117 Posts

August 02 2015 01:11 GMT

#12

TOP 3 CONSUMER NOTEBOOK VENDOR

messioso

Denmark635 Posts

August 02 2015 15:15 GMT

#13

I need to step up my statistics game.

oGoZenob

France1503 Posts

August 03 2015 11:55 GMT

#14

On August 03 2015 00:15 messioso wrote:
I need to step up my statistics game.

you could 1-up them by adding winrate to the maps statistics ^^

Azhrak

Finland1198 Posts

August 03 2015 15:35 GMT

#15

On August 03 2015 20:55 oGoZenob wrote:

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you could 1-up them by adding winrate to the maps statistics ^^

That is clearly left for an exercise to the reader.

In my opinion more interesting than the win rates for each race from such a small sample size is the map choices in each match-up, i.e. what maps are picked and what are vetoed out by all races. See the results below.

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ZERG vs PROTOSS
1. Coda LE             12 33%
2. Iron Fortress LE    7  19%
3. Bridgehead LE       5  14%
4. Terraform LE        4  11%
5. Cactus Valley       4  11%
6. Dash and Terminal   2  6%
7. Moonlight Madness   2  6%

ZERG vs TERRAN
1. Coda LE             15 31%
2. Iron Fortress LE    11 22%
3. Terraform LE        9  18%
4. Cactus Valley       5  10%
5. Dash and Terminal   5  10%
6. Moonlight Madness   3  6%
7. Bridgehead LE       1  2%

PROTOSS vs TERRAN
1. Coda LE             8  33%
2. Terraform LE        7  29%
3. Cactus Valley       3  13%
4. Iron Fortress LE    2  8%
5. Dash and Terminal   2  8%
6. Bridgehead LE       1  4%
7. Moonlight Madness   1  4%
                          
ZERG vs ZERG              
1. Coda LE             9  30%
2. Terraform LE        6  20%
3. Bridgehead LE       5  17%
4. Iron Fortress LE    4  13%
5. Cactus Valley       4  13%
6. Moonlight Madness   2  7%
7. Dash and Terminal   0  
                          
TERRAN vs TERRAN          
1. Coda LE             3  25%
2. Terraform LE        3  25%
3. Iron Fortress LE    2  13%
4. Cactus Valley       2  13%
5. Dash and Terminal   1  8%
6. Moonlight Madness   1  8%
7. Bridgehead LE       0  
                          
PROTOSS vs PROTOSS        
1. Coda LE             4  44%
2. Terraform LE        2  22%
3. Cactus Valley       2  22%
4. Iron Fortress LE    1  11%
5. Bridgehead LE       0
6. Dash and Terminal   0
7. Moonlight Madness   0

oGoZenob

France1503 Posts

August 03 2015 15:49 GMT

#16

I wonder why there is a veto bias in mirror match ups. It's not like the map is gonna favor your opponent.
Also the sample size is really small, so I'm not sure it's relevant data

OtherWorld

France17333 Posts

August 03 2015 16:10 GMT

#17

On August 04 2015 00:49 oGoZenob wrote:
I wonder why there is a veto bias in mirror match ups. It's not like the map is gonna favor your opponent.
Also the sample size is really small, so I'm not sure it's relevant data

No but the map will often favor one opening or style of play over another in mirror. I don't know shit about TvT and PvP, but for example in ZvZ it's quite sensible to see D&T always vetoed as the multiple entrances to the nat + very short rush distance are an invitation to aggro ling/bane styles or early pools.