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On August 29 2018 10:36 Rodya wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2018 02:51 StabiloBoss20 wrote:On August 29 2018 00:12 AzAlexZ wrote:On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0, not predicting just makes you look silly. They wouldn't have even met at Blizzcon if not for the region lock gifting Neeb tons of wcs points. (...) And it's not disrespext when Rogue cheeses because he know as well as we do that he can't beat Neeb in late game (...) seriously? He's a troll that thinks the lack of Rogue vs Neeb lategames is evidence that Rogue can't beat Neeb when the game goes late. It's funny that they think Neeb is going to suddenly prove his doubters all wrong. Wasn't that supposed to happen at Blizzcon 2016, and Blizzcon 2017?
I'm a troll? look who's talking
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Neeb busting out the leather gracket in the preview. How can he lose?
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he hadn't extinguished Rogue's flame—he had merely tempered his steel
Huh, what a remarkable metaphor. Surprised I haven't seen that anywhere before. Nice writing!
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Start time: Wednesday, Aug 29 6:00pm CEST (GMT+02:00)
This would be in the middle of the night in Korea...
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On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0, not predicting just makes you look silly. They wouldn't have even met at Blizzcon if not for the region lock gifting Neeb tons of wcs points.
You are never tired of being wrong ?
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On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0, not predicting just makes you look silly. They wouldn't have even met at Blizzcon if not for the region lock gifting Neeb tons of wcs points.
This post aged well :D
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On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0
Never stop, Rodya.
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On August 29 2018 00:06 Jimmon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0, not predicting just makes you look silly. They wouldn't have even met at Blizzcon if not for the region lock gifting Neeb tons of wcs points. Okay, well you can say this, but the most recently results show Neeb beating Rogue so..... Get outta here son. Neeb 3-1 EZ.
You are my God
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On August 29 2018 00:06 Jimmon wrote:Show nested quote +On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0, not predicting just makes you look silly. They wouldn't have even met at Blizzcon if not for the region lock gifting Neeb tons of wcs points. Okay, well you can say this, but the most recently results show Neeb beating Rogue so..... Get outta here son. Neeb 3-1 EZ.
preach, oh wise one ;P
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On August 28 2018 23:50 Rodya wrote:
How do you decline to make a prediction in Rogue vs Neeb lol? This isn't a difficult match to predict, one is well rounded godlike player with the best lategame in the world among zergs and the other is a middling foreigner who relies on grinding out wins in the lategame and whose control isn't good enough to hold early aggression from top players.
Even if you aren't going to predict the obvious 3-0, not predicting just makes you look silly. They wouldn't have even met at Blizzcon if not for the region lock gifting Neeb tons of wcs points.
Wrong! 3-1 by Neeb!
Though Rogue was not looking good today.
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I heard a lot of Korean pros saying TY is the scariest player to play atm. Like Dark and Rogue mentioned that they are so glad TY is not playing in GSL vs world. And even heard from many other pros saying TY is really good recently. These are definitely some information that normal fans usually can't catch.
Like Rogue in last year for example, he's been doing not good until mid-late 2017, he barely barely qualified to blizzcon for winning super tournament by rank 8 in WCS Korea. And after he began to rise right before blizzcon, he actually won blizzcon too. And before that, a lot of Korean pros were talking about how Rogue was good before super tournament and IEM Shanghai. And ofc normal fans had no idea about this at that time.
It's kinda similar with TY now, he is only ranked 7 in WCS Korea currently but he is the one who is considered as top form atm by other pros. There must be a reason why Maru wanted to avoid TY in GSL ro16 group nomination.
I wonder if same thing gonna happen in this blizzcon :p
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On August 29 2018 21:42 RandomOnlyTheHumanLf wrote:
I heard a lot of Korean pros saying TY is the scariest player to play atm. Like Dark and Rogue mentioned that they are so glad TY is not playing in GSL vs world. And even heard from many other pros saying TY is really good recently. These are definitely some information that normal fans usually can't catch.
Like Rogue in last year for example, he's been doing not good until mid-late 2017, he barely barely qualified to blizzcon for winning super tournament by rank 8 in WCS Korea. And after he began to rise right before blizzcon, he actually won blizzcon too. And before that, a lot of Korean pros were talking about how Rogue was good before super tournament and IEM Shanghai. And ofc normal fans had no idea about this at that time.
It's kinda similar with TY now, he is only ranked 7 in WCS Korea currently but he is the one who is considered as top form atm by other pros. There must be a reason why Maru wanted to avoid TY in GSL ro16 group nomination.
I wonder if same thing gonna happen in this blizzcon :p
I watch GSL from its very beginning in 2010 and I can boldly say that TY is The most intelligent and tactical player I've ever watched (I've added "tactical" because TY is very different from sOs). Unfortunately he got a terrible record of wining rounds and then his opponents have a huge comeback finishing the whole mach. This is how Gumiho beat TY and became later a champion and Rogue did the same at Blizzcon. This is a huge psychological issue which TY should pay more attention. What it lacking in TY's play style is the simplicity of which other players won many tournaments. This is how Inno's 2-2 upgrade rush made him unbeatable for a period of time. TY is always taking the hardest path of dealing with his opponents. Not long ago nobody could beat TY in super long macro matches until Dark and then Maru of course surpassed him. I still have no clear idea why TY is not a Code S champion yet after so many lost chances. For this year he is not on his top shape yet.
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Poor Leenock. Would have loved to see him move to the semis. But Neeb vs TY is hype! I hope Neeb prepares well.
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In other news, TL predictions are completely off once again 
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On August 29 2018 23:46 Clazziquai10 wrote:In other news, TL predictions are completely off once again
Nothing new here 
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On August 29 2018 22:21 Veluvian wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2018 21:42 RandomOnlyTheHumanLf wrote:
I heard a lot of Korean pros saying TY is the scariest player to play atm. Like Dark and Rogue mentioned that they are so glad TY is not playing in GSL vs world. And even heard from many other pros saying TY is really good recently. These are definitely some information that normal fans usually can't catch.
Like Rogue in last year for example, he's been doing not good until mid-late 2017, he barely barely qualified to blizzcon for winning super tournament by rank 8 in WCS Korea. And after he began to rise right before blizzcon, he actually won blizzcon too. And before that, a lot of Korean pros were talking about how Rogue was good before super tournament and IEM Shanghai. And ofc normal fans had no idea about this at that time.
It's kinda similar with TY now, he is only ranked 7 in WCS Korea currently but he is the one who is considered as top form atm by other pros. There must be a reason why Maru wanted to avoid TY in GSL ro16 group nomination.
I wonder if same thing gonna happen in this blizzcon :p I still have no clear idea why TY is not a Code S champion yet after so many lost chances
because of zest 
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so Neeb's GSL game and WCS Montreal are at the same time now?
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EPT
