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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
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Alejandrisha
United States6566 Posts
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burnturn
United States59 Posts
On September 18 2019 07:05 ZertoN wrote: not at all, why would it? did reynor winning 2 wcs events this year diminish serrals 4 from last year? or neebs 3 wcs wins in 2017? Nothing against WCS and all but Reynor winning them wouldn't really diminish the streaj because honestly they didn't have much value in the first place. | ||
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Topin
Peru10131 Posts
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On September 18 2019 10:54 Alejandrisha wrote: should be a good series. i'm afraid to predict a winner because i know it will cause my pick to lose. can people actually predict sc2 outcomes anymore? it seems like a coinflip every time It depends on the tournament. For WCS Montreal you could have predicted most of the top 8 and the result of all the matches in the top 8 before the tournament even started. | ||
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Alejandrisha
United States6566 Posts
On September 18 2019 11:44 ZigguratOfUr wrote: It depends on the tournament. For WCS Montreal you could have predicted most of the top 8 and the result of all the matches in the top 8 before the tournament even started. yeah but i mean in the gsl. like x player vs y player. i feel like there are so many variables and even though we know a lot about the players we are constantly surprised. who saw ragnorak rising up?? | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On September 18 2019 11:50 Alejandrisha wrote: yeah but i mean in the gsl. like x player vs y player. i feel like there are so many variables and even though we know a lot about the players we are constantly surprised. who saw ragnorak rising up?? Well there have always been a few upsets. Based on Liquibets I don't think things are particularly different from previous GSLs. And the favourites did win every ro8 match. | ||
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Alejandrisha
United States6566 Posts
On September 18 2019 12:22 ZigguratOfUr wrote: Well there have always been a few upsets. Based on Liquibets I don't think things are particularly different from previous GSLs. And the favourites did win every ro8 match. that the favorites won is insane in itself though, isn't it?? i am always looking to pick upsets based on what i see but calling sc2 is very hard. my liquibet is like 60% but it should be much lower. at this point i feel like i'm just throwing darts | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On September 18 2019 12:32 Alejandrisha wrote: that the favorites won is insane in itself though, isn't it?? i am always looking to pick upsets based on what i see but calling sc2 is very hard. my liquibet is like 60% but it should be much lower. at this point i feel like i'm just throwing darts Not really. The favourites all winning is the most likely outcome (though no individual outcome is 'likely' generally speaking). Let's just say that personally I don't feel like the amount of upsets has changed much, and the top Liquibetters are getting 70-something % of the points which is what usually happens. | ||
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Akio
Finland1838 Posts
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Ej_
47656 Posts
On September 18 2019 10:51 ZigguratOfUr wrote: If ByuL can drop a map to a diamond player in a qualifier right before beating Dark to Ro4 a GSL supertournament I don't see why Ej_ couldn't take a map off Dark. Because Dark is a much better player than that freud patchzerg that barely beat an inactive low master spine rushing him. #RyungWooNation | ||
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Edpayasugo
United Kingdom2224 Posts
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12134 Posts
On September 18 2019 15:59 Edpayasugo wrote: Go Dark Go light! uh, no, Go Rogue!!!  | ||
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sneakyfox
8218 Posts
On September 18 2019 15:15 Ej_ wrote: Because Dark is a much better player than that freud patchzerg that barely beat an inactive low master spine rushing him. #RyungWooNation What's a Freud Patchzerg? Intriguing, I must say. | ||
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paloma_rivers
8 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18500 Posts
On September 18 2019 10:54 Alejandrisha wrote: should be a good series. i'm afraid to predict a winner because i know it will cause my pick to lose. can people actually predict sc2 outcomes anymore? it seems like a coinflip every time I can predict Serral to win. And Reynor to win vs any not-Serral foreigner. E: I guess a bit less flippant: just predict favourites win and you'll be right most of the time and wrong some. Just as it has always been. I guess the main difference is that with Maru's return to earth, it's hard to point out anybody who is really a clear favourite in Korea... and ZvZ is a hard mirror to predict without Nestea or Life towering above the rest of their race. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany7460 Posts
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deacon.frost
Czech Republic12134 Posts
On September 18 2019 17:57 Acrofales wrote: I can predict Serral to win. And Reynor to win vs any not-Serral foreigner. E: I guess a bit less flippant: just predict favourites win and you'll be right most of the time and wrong some. Just as it has always been. I guess the main difference is that with Maru's return to earth, it's hard to point out anybody who is really a clear favourite in Korea... and ZvZ is a hard mirror to predict without Nestea or Life towering above the rest of their race. Unless it's the beginning of a slump it's quite easy to predict if you know the player. e.g. Dark, Trap, ZestvP, Maru, Stats. But sometimes their enemies can surprise - Patience is a good example. Many "Korean elitists" were warning everybody that Patience can surprise. And he did. | ||
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dbRic1203
Germany2655 Posts
Rogue: "Solar" Dark: "I practised hard" | ||
TheOneAboveU
Germany3367 Posts
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