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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37032 Posts
On August 30 2018 10:10 Shellshock wrote: ACER Teamstory Cup S1 qualifiers when he went 4-0 against FXO NA and then joined your team 3 days later That never happened. I think you're making up history. | ||
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Latr02
United States268 Posts
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KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
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Clazziquai10
Singapore1949 Posts
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neutralrobot
Australia1025 Posts
On August 30 2018 11:58 Clazziquai10 wrote: Just hypothesizing, what happens in the highly unlikely scenario that Neeb wins GSL and qualifies for blizzcon through WCS Korea and WCS circuit? He'll get placed twice in the bracket and have to face off against himself. Neeb vs Neeb, one of the hardest matches to call. | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
On August 30 2018 11:58 Clazziquai10 wrote: Just hypothesizing, what happens in the highly unlikely scenario that Neeb wins GSL and qualifies for blizzcon through WCS Korea and WCS circuit? Just disband Korean sc2 at that point. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On August 30 2018 11:09 Seeker wrote: That never happened. I think you're making up history. Better update Liquipedia then. | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
I don't see Neeb beating TY. I know I predicted him to lose to Rogue, but at least gave him the chance that Rogue plays like complete shit. | ||
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hiroshOne
Poland425 Posts
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Proko
United States1022 Posts
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Geo.Rion
7377 Posts
On August 30 2018 14:41 Proko wrote: People are really going hard at Rogue, but he planned the series and executed his builds. When you get bad build matchups it can make you look extremely weak and unprepared like Rogue looked at times. I think people are underselling how poorly his build choices matched up against Neeb's. Even the game where Rogue successfully went Muta showed it. Neeb was pulling out some slightly offbeat stuff that hit Rogue well most of the time (reviving DT double archon drop for example.) yeah, armchair experts trash-talking pros. I completely agree, Rogue came in with a plan, it s clear he practiced these builds and thought they re gonna work out, and indeed they had to work in practice sessions else he wasnt gonna throw them out in RO8. It went horribly horribly wrong (game 1 and 4). If it went according to plan people would praise his genius and creative play-style | ||
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Malongo
Chile3472 Posts
On August 30 2018 16:46 Geo.Rion wrote: yeah, armchair experts trash-talking pros. I completely agree, Rogue came in with a plan, it s clear he practiced these builds and thought they re gonna work out, and indeed they had to work in practice sessions else he wasnt gonna throw them out in RO8. It went horribly horribly wrong (game 1 and 4). If it went according to plan people would praise his genius and creative play-style But is Rogue actually known for his "genius and creative play" or because of his solid fundamentals and strong lategame? I am not an expert but not playing to your strenghts is actually a very poor plan for any competitive athlete. | ||
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shell
Portugal2722 Posts
well done neeb make all the foreigners proud <3 | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
On August 30 2018 16:46 Geo.Rion wrote: yeah, armchair experts trash-talking pros. I completely agree, Rogue came in with a plan, it s clear he practiced these builds and thought they re gonna work out, and indeed they had to work in practice sessions else he wasnt gonna throw them out in RO8. It went horribly horribly wrong (game 1 and 4). If it went according to plan people would praise his genius and creative play-style Well obviously, if you do something stupid or bizarre in a game, then it working or not will always decide how people react. Maru just went 2 base battlecruiser in the asian games and won, but had he lost we'd be calling him stupid for trying it. It's not rare for Rogue to try something new and it just not work, but he looked almost nonsensical in half those games. He was behind and playing worse at every moment. Neeb just played a standard game with no major mistakes or abnormalities and completely crushed him. | ||
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zealotstim
United States455 Posts
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ejozl
Denmark3426 Posts
On August 30 2018 12:26 neutralrobot wrote: He'll get placed twice in the bracket and have to face off against himself. Neeb vs Neeb, one of the hardest matches to call. I'm gonna go with.. Neeb. I think Stats vs TY finals, Stats has ascended and is very quietly the best player of LotV. | ||
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Z3nith
485 Posts
On August 30 2018 19:19 ejozl wrote: I'm gonna go with.. Neeb. I think Stats vs TY finals, Stats has ascended and is very quietly the best player of LotV. I don't think Stats is even quietly the best LOTV player, he just is. The guy's had 9 premier tournament finals appearances and 4 premier wins in LOTV, that's just insane. Even this year which is not considered to have been an amazing year for Stats he has won a premier title and made 2 other premier finals appearances. | ||
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37032 Posts
Liquipedia is not always right  | ||
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ThunderJunk
United States703 Posts
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KaiserCommander
Mexico290 Posts
On August 30 2018 03:21 Dave4 wrote: Hey lads big job from Neeb. First Serral wins GSL, next Neeb? What a year!. If Neeb can beat Maru it'd be crazy that 2 best players are foreigners So.. when didi Serral win GSL? | ||
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