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Code S Season 3 Ro32 groups announced (2018) - Page 4
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necrosexy
451 Posts
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serendipitous
Canada195 Posts
On June 28 2018 07:59 pvsnp wrote: Cure is barely relevant anymore, I can't even remember the last time he was in GSL. It's been at least a year, if not two. Cure was literally in the last GSL held, he took a series off of soO in it and has been doing well online. | ||
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pvsnp
7676 Posts
On June 28 2018 10:53 serendipitous wrote: Cure was literally in the last GSL held, he took a series off of soO in it and has been doing well online. Ok, you got me there. My bad. Perhaps Cure isn't quite as irrelevant as I thought. Though, I still wouldn't bet on Cure over Stats/Inno. He missed three seasons of GSL before the last one, and losing to soO in TvZ (pre-Raven nerf no less) doesn't say much for him. Maybe if Maru takes a vacation and lets Cure borrow all his skill or something. | ||
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swissman777
1106 Posts
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YourLocalRabbi
United States11 Posts
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KaiserCommander
Mexico290 Posts
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Boggyb
2855 Posts
On June 28 2018 11:30 swissman777 wrote: Now I dont get why he chose parting. Cant he choose hurricane or someone who has less class? Who knows how good parting would get in a month. Hurricane is known for his PvP. On June 29 2018 09:56 KaiserCommander wrote: Wasn't Bunny retired? Not Korean Bunny. | ||
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zealotstim
United States455 Posts
B: Maru, Dear C: Stats, Cure (!?) D: GuMiho, Solar E: Zest, ByuN F: TY, Trap G: Dark, Neeb H: soO, Rogue Feels weird not predicting Inno, but Cure played really well last Code S, and I think he can make it. Should be a fantastic round of 32. I think Leenock, herO, Hurricane, and aLive all also have a shot at making it out. | ||
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MarianoSC2
Slovakia1855 Posts
On June 27 2018 18:41 inken wrote: Poll: How many zergs will make it to ro8? a) 0. b) 0. c) 1 (maybe). Rogue is guaranteed, he is the most solid player in the world. Maru basically just cheesed him out in their match otherwise he would have lost. And I would say Dark makes it this time around as well. | ||
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MarianoSC2
Slovakia1855 Posts
B: Maru, Dear C: Innovation, Cure D: GuMiho, Solar E: Zest, Parting F: Trap, TY G: Dark, Neeb H: Rogue, Special | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
On June 29 2018 16:37 MarianoSC2 wrote: Rogue is guaranteed, he is the most solid player in the world. Maru basically just cheesed him out in their match otherwise he would have lost. And I would say Dark makes it this time around as well. As opposed to their Katowice series where Rogue played standard in the first two games and lost, then allin'd three times in a row to win? And iirc Maru opened 2-1-1 in four out of those five games. The only game which could be considered cheesy was the hellion drop. | ||
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
On June 29 2018 17:59 Fango wrote: As opposed to their Katowice series where Rogue played standard in the first two games and lost, then allin'd three times in a row to win? And iirc Maru opened 2-1-1 in four out of those five games. The only game which could be considered cheesy was the hellion drop. it's silly to even talk about who cheesed more with players at that level. they're both elite, top 5 players. if they cheese it's because of their understanding of the meta, not "hurdur their macro sucks," this isn't NA ladder | ||
Duceman
United States87 Posts
Group B - Maru, Leenock advance Group C - Innovation, Stats advance Group D - GuMiGod, herO advance Group E - ByuN, Zest advance Group F - TY, Trap advance Group G - Dark, aLive advance Group H - Rogue, soO advance Round of 16 Group A - Maru, Leenock, Dark, aLive, Dark, Maru advance. Group B - TY, herO, ByuN, Stats Stats, TY advance. Group C - Classic, Trap, soO, Rogue Rogue, soO advance. Group D - Zest, GuMiho, sOs, INnoVation INnoVation, sOs advance. Round of 8 Dark vs. TY Dark, 3-1 Stats vs. Maru Stats, 3-2 Rogue vs. sOs Rogue, 3-0 INnoVation vs. soO INnoVation, 3-1 Round of 4 Dark vs. Stats Dark, 4-2 Rogue vs. INnoVation Rogue, 4-1 Finals Dark vs. Rogue Dark, 4-3 | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany16017 Posts
On June 29 2018 17:59 Fango wrote: As opposed to their Katowice series where Rogue played standard in the first two games and lost, then allin'd three times in a row to win? And iirc Maru opened 2-1-1 in four out of those five games. The only game which could be considered cheesy was the hellion drop. If you consider Rogue's 90 drone Ling bane muta push an "all-in" then every game Maru won in both series was an allin. | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
On June 30 2018 04:02 Charoisaur wrote: If you consider Rogue's 90 drone Ling bane muta push an "all-in" then every game Maru won in both series was an allin. If I remember right, Rogue did a nydus rush, a roach allin, and then a crazy 200 supply baneling attack. Maybe the last game wasn't technically allin if he had 90 drones, but spending all your money on banes and a-moving them into every base of your opponent isn't exactly the most conservative play. My point would stand anyway, claiming Maru only beats Rogue with cheese is wrong. In the interview after that series Rogue even said himself that he started doing cheeses/crazy builds because he couldn't beat Maru in a standard game. | ||
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pvsnp
7676 Posts
On June 30 2018 04:42 Fango wrote: If I remember right, Rogue did a nydus rush, a roach allin, and then a crazy 200 supply baneling attack. Maybe the last game wasn't technically allin if he had 90 drones, but spending all your money on banes and a-moving them into every base of your opponent isn't exactly the most conservative play. My point would stand anyway, claiming Maru only beats Rogue with cheese is wrong. In the interview after that series Rogue even said himself that he started doing cheeses/crazy builds because he couldn't beat Maru in a standard game. Balance aside, comparing Maru vs Rogue at IEM and Maru vs Rogue in GSL illustrates how pros play around the meta perfectly. At IEM, Terran had the stronger lategame and thus Rogue was forced to end the game sooner, whereas the situation was reversed in GSL. Ironically, both times featured the race that was allegedly favored losing. | ||
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DieuCure
France3713 Posts
On June 28 2018 11:14 pvsnp wrote: Ok, you got me there. My bad. Perhaps Cure isn't quite as irrelevant as I thought. Though, I still wouldn't bet on Cure over Stats/Inno. He missed three seasons of GSL before the last one, and losing to soO in TvZ (pre-Raven nerf no less) doesn't say much for him. Maybe if Maru takes a vacation and lets Cure borrow all his skill or something. You should watch the games instead of looking briefly at the liquipedia page and flame the player. | ||
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stilt
France2754 Posts
On June 30 2018 09:26 DieuCure wrote: You should watch the games instead of looking briefly at the liquipedia page and flame the player. Wow, you're jumping on your high horse. Cute This group will be funny :D Reynor might have a shot, he is the only foreigner I cheer for, the others should be in wcs. | ||
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the_techsan
United States16 Posts
Group H (2522.75) hardest Group C (2518.25) ^ Group E (2512.50) | Group A (2501.25) | Group D (2500.25) | Group B (2463.75) | Group F (2455.50) v Group G (2453.25) easiest | ||
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fededevi
Italy45 Posts
On July 10 2018 01:05 the_techsan wrote: According to Aligulac (7/9/18), the groups ordered by average score is as follows: Group H (2522.75) hardest Group C (2518.25) ^ Group E (2512.50) | Group A (2501.25) | Group D (2500.25) | Group B (2463.75) | Group F (2455.50) v Group G (2453.25) easiest Interesting, I would say an average of the 2 medians would be more meaningful from the point of view of the weakest player in the group. | ||
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