EPTSorry if this is a silly question, but I tried searching for them but couldn't find them. They might not be posted yet though, I suppose.
GuMiho wins Code S - Page 3
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
Sorry if this is a silly question, but I tried searching for them but couldn't find them. They might not be posted yet though, I suppose. | ||
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
On June 25 2017 00:30 pvsnp wrote: Oh my god! soO has lost again! Kong curse too stronk. Inb4 he makes the Season 3 finals and loses that too, just like 2014. 7 is the lucky number  | ||
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Elentos
55578 Posts
On June 25 2017 01:49 Frudgey wrote: Anyone know where I can find the VODs for these? Would be very interested in watching this. Sorry if this is a silly question, but I tried searching for them but couldn't find them. They might not be posted yet though, I suppose. | ||
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On June 25 2017 01:46 TheDougler wrote: I think SoO is now some kind of metaKong, like, Yellow has nothing on 6 silver GSL medals... How many silvers did Yellow earn over his career? | ||
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zealotstim
United States455 Posts
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RvB
Netherlands6276 Posts
On June 25 2017 02:07 Bagration wrote: How many silvers did Yellow earn over his career? 6 silvers. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/YellOw At the start of his career the scene was a lot different though. It's difficult to compare. Yellow did win tournaments. | ||
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Durnuu
13322 Posts
On June 25 2017 02:21 RvB wrote: 6 silvers. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft/YellOw At the start of his career the scene was a lot different though. It's difficult to compare. Yellow did win tournaments. But no starleagues. A Kong is usually defined as someone that can win special tournaments but not starleagues, where they'll take 2nd place (suits soO just fine as he did win KeSPA Cup). | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada17537 Posts
On June 24 2017 23:59 EndOfLineTv wrote: What a great series!! as a former C&C fan who loves the "fast and fluid" style of that RTS... and i also love Brood War... this is greatest SC2 series i've ever seen. Congratz to Kim, Browder, Pardo and the Blizzard Team for having the balls to evolve the game over 7 years into the masterpiece that it is right now. congratz to Gumiho. | ||
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Elentos
55578 Posts
On June 25 2017 02:35 Durnuu wrote: But no starleagues. A Kong is usually defined as someone that can win special tournaments but not starleagues, where they'll take 2nd place (suits soO just fine as he did win KeSPA Cup). soO also has more 2nd places in Starleagues than YellOw. | ||
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AaBbCc
New Zealand110 Posts
I felt tonight, Gumiho's biggest edge was stylistic. They were both so sharp in that first game, soO's build was blatantly anti-mech with no gas (would have struggled against a 3 rax reaper for example) and was a perfect read of his opponent. Generally in games where soO goes for a macro style, he does better against Terran's that aggressivly attack in on him, which most Korean terrans usually do. When Gumiho didn't do any early damage with harass, he just gradually consolidated his forces, expanded, kept his composition balanced and poked slightly where he could. When broods came out, he kept his ravens and vikings behind his turrets and never over extended or flew into a concave of corruptors, vipers, or those couple of infestors, slowly whittling his opponent down. Those 3-4 battlecruisers for base denial were brilliant, showing Gumiho's mastery and insight of mech vZ. Also, the extra armour on the Thors definitely helped them fare better against the broods than I expected they would. If he had made vikings at that moment instead he might have lost. So weird to see soO be more successful in the aggressive games ZvT games than the reactive macro zerg but I guess it was soO in. GSL final afterall. Gumiho's positioning, choice of engagements and his control have become on par or supassed his hoursemen colleagues this season and really compliment his traditional strengths with multi-tasking, build and stragegy selection. 5th hourseman official? | ||
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pvsnp
7676 Posts
Or maybe he will wait a few more years and repeat the Kong cycle until SC2 is dead and gone? Would be some irony if the pro scene gave up before soO did. | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
I would have a natural tendency to be skeptical about such a sweeping claim, but then I realize that you have probably actually seen all the games. | ||
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Sapphire.lux
Romania2620 Posts
Congrats Gumiho! | ||
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Kitai
United States881 Posts
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Chewbacca1
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zyce
United States649 Posts
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blardoh
20 Posts
On June 24 2017 22:28 geokilla wrote: soO is going to retire. I just know it. How can you keep on playing and be motivated to win when fail is better than second place? To be fair, GuMiHo didn't have any real success for 7 years and kept going. Making it to the GSL finals 6 times is still success. | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16065 Posts
He definitely redeemed himself | ||
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TronJovolta
United States323 Posts
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