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ShoWTimE: The Rebuild - Road to BlizzCon 2018 (#2)

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ShoWTimE: The Rebuild - Road to BlizzCon 2018 (#2)

Text byTL.net ESPORTS
October 11th, 2018 19:35 GMT
Photo: Carlton Beener (via Blizzard)
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Tobias Sieber
Arma Team

The Rebuild

by Mizenhauer


In 2016, ShoWTimE proved himself worthy of the moniker Die Mauer [E/N: the wall]. His stingy defense, resolute play and crisp, unfailing execution made him an indomitable wall separating his opponents from victory. He’d shown hints of promise in 2015 but leapt into prominence the following year when he won WCS Spring and made the finals of Copa Intercontinental, finishing the year third on WCS points behind Neeb (second after Polt forfeited his BlizzCon spot). When all was said and done, ShoWTimE’s breakout year ended with a quarterfinal finish at the WCS Global Finals. Although his 1-3 loss to the upstart Elazer was deflating, such a high placing in such a prestigious tournament portended that a bright future lay ahead.

Tragically, ShoWTimE never built on that success, and Legacy of the Void’s inaugural year has turned out to be the best period of his career thus far. A poor showing at the 2017 IEM World Championship was followed by numerous early exits on the 2017 WCS Circuit, most notably a group stage exit in Valencia. The woeful tale ended in November of 2017, with ShoWTimE left to watch BlizzCon from home—something few would have predicted at the beginning of the 2017 campaign. ShoWTimE’s past results left us anticipating more but there we were, questioning how reality had strayed so far from our expectations.

As the midwinter sun rose over Leipzig, the first WCS Circuit event of 2018, few players craved a positive result more than ShoWTimE. Back on his home soil, in a venue packed to the gills with loyal fans, Die Mauer was poised for his return to grace. Three-time circuit champ Neeb was the favorite on paper, while Elazer and Serral played the part of challenger to a T , but ShoWTimE was also a returning Circuit champion. Every fan of foreign StarCraft II remembered his adepts and phoenixes needling Nerchio into submission on Korhal Carnage Knockout. Why couldn’t this be the weekend for a repeat performance?

ShoWTimE must have been aware of the narrative that followed him. He started off strong, earning his slot in the playoffs without dropping a match. He met Namshar in the round of 16, a match-up ShoWTimE had become very familiar with in the past two years. Namshar would have exhausted himself futilely crashing against ShoWTimE’s defenses in 2016, but was more than capable of giving the German Protoss problems during his downturn.

Their duel turned out to be a closely contested affair that tested ShoWTimE’s endurance and poise. Lasting almost two hours, the series hinged on Acid Plant. Powering into hydra/bane on 72 workers, Namshar jumped out to a large supply lead. Yet ShoWTimE refused to succumb to the endless waves of units. It took 19 minutes and more than a few carriers to batter Namshar into submission, but as he tapped out it was clear for all to see: the wall had held.

He had to wait a day to fight TRUE in the quarterfinals, but when they met ShoWTimE made the Korean Zerg look like a rank amateur. This wasn’t a nail-biting victory whatsoever. It was the equivalent of a motorcycle running straight into a brick wall. Buoyed by the jubilant German crowd, ShoWTimE had briefly recaptured the magic of yesteryear. Here he was in prime form, as if the previous year of heartache had been washed away. It was as close to a crowning moment as you can get in the round of 8.

What ShoWTimE really needed was one tremendous win to complete his revival, the type of grand statement the community would still be talking about when they were reminiscing over the fading year. By the time January 28th arrived and ShoWTimE took the stage, the cold German night oozed with tension and promise. Every eye was glued to his impending match with Neeb.


A rivalry resumes at WCS Leipzig.

On paper, Neeb was ShoWTimE’s better in every way. The Ting Protoss had stolen ShoWTimE’s thunder back in 2016 with his unprecedented victory at the KeSPA Cup. While ShoWTimE proved to be a dud in the following year, Neeb claimed three WCS Circuit titles to his name and earned the elusive honorific of 'best foreigner.' He boasted a perfect record against the German opponent in offline matches. ShoWTimE had his work cut out for him.

His valiant attempt to buck fate started off well. ShoWTimE won the first game after repulsing Neeb’s six-gate aggression. Neeb restored normalcy by winning the next two games, first with the aid of early phoenix harassment and then with a one base contain that allowed him to parlay a faster expansion into a victory. More than the result, the ease with which Neeb pulled the strings on Acid Plant and Catalyst evoked memories of their previous encounters in WESG 2016, IEM Shanghai and WCS Austin. Down 2-1 and facing elimination, ShoWTimE was faced with the daunting prospect of winning two straight maps.

Incredibly, ShoWTimE out-clutched the Circuit's big-game king himself and did just that. He evened out the series in a phoenix versus phoenix battle where ShoWTimE’s patience perfectly countered Neeb’s impetuous phoenix control. With no tricks or gimmicks, ShoWTimE merely bided his time and amassed a larger phoenix count. He closed the deal on Eastwatch. Where Neeb opted for a fast twilight and gold base, ShoWTimE went for a sturdier immortal count with +1 attack and charge. Neeb found himself stuck on a stalker-heavy composition which was easily overrun by the horde of zealots. ShoWTimE walked on stage to address the raucous crowd, with a hard earned and relieved smile on his face.

"[Then] I lost the next two and I was like ‘Oh, no. Not again. Not losing to Neeb again please.’ [And then] I was like, all right, let’s just try to focus again and play a standard game because I think the games he won were a bit of gamble on my part and his part as well. [So] I just played standard games and it worked out..."

Playing standard games and having things work out against a multiple time champion? Even with the grand finals still looming, there was no doubt in that moment that ShoWTimE was back.

Ultimately, ShoWTimE lost the final to Serral in the first of the Finn’s four Circuit triumphs of the year. Like all the runner-ups he must have been bitter when the brass ring swung out of his reach, but he had many reasons to be proud as well. His run granted him a new lease on life and a healthy position on the WCS Circuit leaderboards. On top of that ShoWTimE, a wayward vessel just a year ago, had finally caught the wind in his sails. His once beaming future, which had darkened mightily in 2017, had suddenly regained its luster.

Rank


Circuit Standings
#2

WCS Points


3270

2018 Season Stats*


63-45 (58.33%) vs. Terran
100-37 (72.99%) vs. Protoss
120-63 (65.57%) vs. Zerg
*Via Aligulac.com. Matches between 2017-11-15 and 2018-10-11.

After a positive start to the year, expectations ran high. This time around, ShoWTimE has fallen awkwardly short of meeting them. He was never able to parlay his early success into a championship, and not just because Serral won every event. He managed another semifinal appearance in Valencia after squeaking out another five game series against Neeb. Advancing to the finals seemed to be a simple matter, until he lost to Has of all people.

The other results were less enviable. The 2018 WCS campaign began with a showdown between ShoWTimE and Serral, but ShoWTimE spent the year on the sidelines while less decorated and heralded Protosses MaNa and Has earned the opportunity to challenge the Finnish Zerg with everything on the line. He surpassed expectations at GSL vs. the World, but he was eliminated by Lambo in the Montreal quarterfinals despite entering as the fan-favorite. He never even reached the group stages at WCS Austin.

ShoWTimE may not have been able to duplicate his Leipzig success but he still ended the year #2 on the WCS Circuit. Serral’s unquestioned dominance in combination with an ever-shifting hierarchy of upper-tier foreigners left everyone else starved for results. In spite of letting down the sunniest of optimists, he was one of only three players not named Serral (alongside Nerchio and HeRoMaRinE) to reach the round of 8 three times. And while this chronic habit of coming up short might lead some to believe that ShoWTimE is closer to his 2017 self than 2016, that couldn’t be farther from the truth.

He hasn’t been the best foreigner—that honor belongs to Serral—but he’s the best Protoss west of Incheon and one of the few foreigners to claim a significant offline victory against Korean competition. While Neeb failed to win a single game against Dark and SpeCial was effortlessly swept by Stats at GSL vs. the World, ShoWTimE dealt with Zest in convincing fashion. A win like that against a GSL finalist (who defeated Trap, herO and Stats in GSL in the month that followed) gives proponents of the foreign scene reason to believe that had ShoWTimE not met Maru in the second round, it’s possible he could have claimed another victim along the way.

ShoWTimE has not surpassed, or even equaled, his revitalizing performance at WCS Leipzig, but the results he’s garnered since have been more than enough to earn him the #2 seed from the WCS Circuit at the 2018 Global Finals. He proved he was one of the elite in the foreign scene by reaching the prestigious tournament two years ago, but he never got within shouting distance of the Gosu Trophy. The fact that ShoWTimE managed to recover his form and earn another shot at claiming StarCraft II’s ultimate honor must be a dream come true.

This year he boards his flight to Anaheim as the second best threat the foreign scene has to offer. While his results hardly jump off the page, and his resume doesn’t gleam with the same luster as Serral’s, Maru’s, Rogue’s or Stats', it’s clear he is a worthy BlizzCon attendee. They call him Die Mauer because he’s stalwart and unwavering, because he stands strong in the gale and weathers the storm. He endured 2017 and emerged stronger, reborn in 2018. January 28, 2018 was the day we knew ShoWTimE had returned. At BlizzCon we’ll discover if he’s truly arrived.







Writer: Mizenhauer
Editors: CosmicSpiral, Zealously
Photos: Carlton Beener via Blizzard
Graphics: 3StrakGames
Statistics: Aligulac
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Cricketer12
Profile Blog Joined May 2012
United States13640 Posts
October 11 2018 20:06 GMT
#2
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order
Fountain Target Tip
Deleted User 3420
Profile Blog Joined May 2003
24492 Posts
October 11 2018 20:18 GMT
#3
There is absolutely no basis for stating that Showtime is a better protoss than Neeb. More consistent - maybe there is evidence of that. "Better"? The evidence points towards Neeb being the stronger protoss.
11cc
Profile Joined May 2008
Finland561 Posts
October 11 2018 20:19 GMT
#4
Great read! I believe ShoWTimE can do well at Blizzcon.
Zealously
Profile Blog Joined October 2011
East Gorteau22261 Posts
October 11 2018 20:21 GMT
#5
Not naming this article "Another Brick in The Wall" was a grievous mistake.
AdministratorBreak the chains
435
Profile Joined March 2018
39 Posts
October 11 2018 20:22 GMT
#6
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order


Your understanding is failure. Clearly there is no any logic behind the order of these articles. You are pompous even claiming that you fool. King serral might the best next one.
Nakajin
Profile Blog Joined September 2014
Canada8504 Posts
October 11 2018 20:23 GMT
#7
On October 12 2018 05:21 Zealously wrote:
Not naming this article "Another Brick in The Wall" was a grievous mistake.


lol

Also TIL the word buoyed, congrats TL writers
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Fango
Profile Joined July 2016
United Kingdom8516 Posts
October 11 2018 20:45 GMT
#8
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order

How noteworthy their year was from worst to best?
Zest, sOs, PartinG, Dark, and Maru are the real champs. ROOT_herO is overrated. Snute, Serral, and Scarlett are the foreigner GOATs
deacon.frost
Profile Joined February 2013
Czech Republic12115 Posts
October 11 2018 20:50 GMT
#9
Since I don't follow WCS - how does he have so low vT? Bad luck and meeting mostly Major?
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Waxangel
Profile Blog Joined September 2002
United States32083 Posts
October 11 2018 20:53 GMT
#10
On October 12 2018 05:45 Fango wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order

How noteworthy their year was from worst to best?


maybe finding out is part of a deep alternate reality game we created ;o
AdministratorHey HP can you redo everything youve ever done because i have a small complaint?
deacon.frost
Profile Joined February 2013
Czech Republic12115 Posts
October 11 2018 20:55 GMT
#11
On October 12 2018 05:53 Waxangel wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 12 2018 05:45 Fango wrote:
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order

How noteworthy their year was from worst to best?


maybe finding out is part of a deep alternate reality game we created ;o

Nah, there's a monkey sitting behind the desk and presses a random button for a banana
I imagine France should be able to take this unless Lilbow is busy practicing for Starcraft III. | KadaverBB is my fairy ban mother.
Torrefy
Profile Joined August 2014
41 Posts
October 11 2018 20:59 GMT
#12
On October 12 2018 05:55 deacon.frost wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 12 2018 05:53 Waxangel wrote:
On October 12 2018 05:45 Fango wrote:
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order

How noteworthy their year was from worst to best?


maybe finding out is part of a deep alternate reality game we created ;o

Nah, there's a monkey sitting behind the desk and presses a random button for a banana

I would be ok with this
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argonautdice
Profile Joined January 2013
Canada2535 Posts
October 11 2018 21:03 GMT
#13
Aside from Mana, Has (and Scarlett)'s miracle runs, feels like every foreign player's been overshadowed by Serral's circuit domination, except Neeb's Code S Top 4 finish. Like Showtime's second place in points and Nerchio being at Blizzcon despite not having any top 4 finishes are pretty shocking.
very illegal and very uncool
Dave4
Profile Joined August 2018
494 Posts
October 11 2018 21:04 GMT
#14
On October 12 2018 05:18 travis wrote:
There is absolutely no basis for stating that Showtime is a better protoss than Neeb. More consistent - maybe there is evidence of that. "Better"? The evidence points towards Neeb being the stronger protoss.

Have to agree. The main thing to note is that Neeb's GSL semi final doesn't earn points for WCS circuit - if it did, he would be ahead of Showtime. Neeb's peak skill definitely seems higher which is what you want in a tournament like this - streaky players win tournaments.

Not disputing that Showtime is a great player though. I can't see him winning BlizzCon, but he definitely has upset potential against almost anyone not named Serral.
Nakajin
Profile Blog Joined September 2014
Canada8504 Posts
October 11 2018 21:04 GMT
#15
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order


It's base on the number of time they have maphack Avilo obviously
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Dave4
Profile Joined August 2018
494 Posts
October 11 2018 21:05 GMT
#16
On October 12 2018 05:50 deacon.frost wrote:
Since I don't follow WCS - how does he have so low vT? Bad luck and meeting mostly Major?

Probably a symptom of the EU scene. Lack of practice.
Fango
Profile Joined July 2016
United Kingdom8516 Posts
Last Edited: 2018-10-11 21:19:37
October 11 2018 21:17 GMT
#17
On October 12 2018 05:50 deacon.frost wrote:
Since I don't follow WCS - how does he have so low vT? Bad luck and meeting mostly Major?

It's a low sample size because he just doesn't play that many terrans, the few he does usually end up being good. He lacks the winrate inflation most pros have by going through so many lesser players.

The only times he's played koreans he gets unlucky as well. At Katowice he ended up in a group with Maru, TY, and Gumiho. At both GSL vs The World and WeSG he had to play a bo5 against Maru.
Zest, sOs, PartinG, Dark, and Maru are the real champs. ROOT_herO is overrated. Snute, Serral, and Scarlett are the foreigner GOATs
hexhaven
Profile Joined July 2014
Finland842 Posts
October 11 2018 22:02 GMT
#18
On October 12 2018 05:55 deacon.frost wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 12 2018 05:53 Waxangel wrote:
On October 12 2018 05:45 Fango wrote:
On October 12 2018 05:06 Cricketer12 wrote:
I still don't quite understand the logic behind the article release order

How noteworthy their year was from worst to best?


maybe finding out is part of a deep alternate reality game we created ;o

Nah, there's a monkey sitting behind the desk and presses a random button for a banana


Would explain the Power Ranks.
WriterI shoot events. | http://www.jussi.co/esports
Poopi
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
France12064 Posts
October 11 2018 22:22 GMT
#19
Thanks for the article, appreciate it as always, can't wait for more blizzcon content!
WriterMaru
Psychonian
Profile Joined March 2012
United States2322 Posts
Last Edited: 2018-10-11 23:30:07
October 11 2018 23:29 GMT
#20
On October 12 2018 05:18 travis wrote:
There is absolutely no basis for stating that Showtime is a better protoss than Neeb. More consistent - maybe there is evidence of that. "Better"? The evidence points towards Neeb being the stronger protoss.

I think they’re excluding neeb by the phrasing ”west of incheon”, considering he’s been in Korea all year.

If they’re not though I definitely have to agree - Showtime is very good, but he’s just not as good as Neeb.
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