EPTTaeJa's Samhain - Page 2
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necrosexy
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Lgnarrow
104 Posts
 However still #WeBelive | ||
digmouse
China6330 Posts
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On June 06 2016 02:04 dankobanana wrote: it really isnt. you value the title by the competition someone faced to win the title. its what the GOAT list is all about. not every GSL title is the same, nor is every better then a DreamHack yep, clearly inferior. thats why Inno, Maru, herO, Zest (etc..) won so many of them they attended. or did they? :\ blame the jetlag If you try to do it that way you would need all the context of that certain timeframe to actually make a good assessment. Nobody can do that realistically. No, not even stuchiu. It gets even tougher because you are basing current results on past results (aka soO was a god => beating him means a lot). The point isn't to say that the best players of preparation based play would dominate weekend as well (even though your small sample size here doesn't prove they would not), it's more or less to say that weekend tournaments would be more competetive if the whole korean pool would play in every single one of them. Just like in starleagues. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16062 Posts
On June 06 2016 01:56 Ej_ wrote: Taeja and Life the 2 most talented players to ever touch the keyboard. All the rest were frauds. Definitely | ||
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Jj_82
Swaziland419 Posts
 Will miss him a lot! | ||
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
For me 2016 marks the seventh year I am following starcraft (started with BW in 2009 by watching GomTV's Averatec Intel Classic series cast by Tasteless and SuperDanielMan - whatever happened to that guy anyway?), then continued with SC2. I've been following these players since the very beginning, so seeing them retire does feel like growing up, like moving on. | ||
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Airplaneman
United States9 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On June 06 2016 03:58 Airplaneman wrote: What happens to his Code S seed? I'd imagine all of the code A losers will play in a small wildcard tournament (that probably won't be broadcasted --; ). Winner gets the seed. | ||
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Elentos
55568 Posts
On June 06 2016 04:08 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: I'd imagine all of the code A losers will play in a small wildcard tournament (that probably won't be broadcasted --; ). Winner gets the seed. TaeJa will play his last games in Code S. | ||
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dankobanana
Croatia244 Posts
On June 06 2016 03:28 The_Red_Viper wrote: If you try to do it that way you would need all the context of that certain timeframe to actually make a good assessment. Nobody can do that realistically. No, not even stuchiu. It gets even tougher because you are basing current results on past results (aka soO was a god => beating him means a lot). of course. but he is the only one that put his criteria on paper and wrote a ranking. and a damn good one. by that criteria, Taeja is #3 I have yet to see a similar list with that much effort. maybe you could write one?  On June 06 2016 03:28 The_Red_Viper wrote:The point isn't to say that the best players of preparation based play would dominate weekend as well (even though your small sample size here doesn't prove they would not), it's more or less to say that weekend tournaments would be more competetive if the whole korean pool would play in every single one of them. Just like in starleagues. small sample size? there is not a single korean player that won so many international tournaments as taeja. how is every single korean that tried to a small sample size? i just pointed out a few of the notable koreans that tried and failed. and try they did and personally I dont value preparation based play above weekend tours. Zest won the last GSL while being quite bad at playing vs Zerg when he did not have time to prepare. do you value a general that can win more fights any day higher than the one that can win more fights but with time to prepare? definetly not :D | ||
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washikie
United States752 Posts
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DSK
England1110 Posts
I remember recording both the INno and Rain matches (you can find them below), I was definitely awed by TaeJa's play (and the use of nukes vs Rain!). I've always liked the long games. + Show Spoiler + | ||
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ejozl
Denmark3486 Posts
Can we squeeze in a Parting too?, he just lacks a bit of discipline  | ||
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Footler
United States560 Posts
On June 06 2016 02:40 Diabolique wrote: What is GOAT and GOAT list? GOAT = Greatest Of All Time | ||
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imCHIEN
14 Posts
P/s: U miss Taeja vs Zest and Taeja vs Solar, those games really point out his game sense in difficult situations. | ||
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[PkF] Wire
France24238 Posts
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imCHIEN
14 Posts
On June 06 2016 04:08 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: Hide nested quote - On June 06 2016 03:58 Airplaneman wrote: What happens to his Code S seed? I'd imagine all of the code A losers will play in a small wildcard tournament (that probably won't be broadcasted --; ). Winner gets the seed. TaeJa will play his last games in Code S. What happen if he win GSL and got a seed for Blizzcon | ||
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ejozl
Denmark3486 Posts
On June 06 2016 05:26 imCHIEN wrote: What happen if he win GSL and got a seed for Blizzcon Then he would have to win it, for his brother | ||
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Falckon
Norway30 Posts
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