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RealityTheGreat
China564 Posts
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Nakajin
Canada8989 Posts
Also, is Wax gonna do them all this year? If so kuddos to you! | ||
BisuDagger
Bisutopia19300 Posts
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col_jung
139 Posts
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Mahanaim
Korea (South)1002 Posts
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General_Winter
United States719 Posts
Time then beats Serral with straight up bio play simply out multi tasking him and displaying superior mechanics. Last time they played, Time won every game that’s was played as traditionally intended (multi prong bio). Time lost with weird mech builds, but when Serral tried to match him with straight up multi task mechanics he wasn’t up for it. This time, Time learns his lesson, plays bio every game and only drops one game to Serral. Time advances 2-0 | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18191 Posts
On October 15 2019 13:40 yht9657 wrote: First time at the Global Finals and possibly placed in the most deadly group of death in WCS history, and people wonder why sc2 doesn't attract new players. But seriously, this release order is confusing me. It's the same random order they applied last year. Someone made sense of it then. I think it was something to do with chronological order of the "time in the year of their breakout performance"... but yeah, random! E: okay, yeah, Wax already answered. Random! On October 15 2019 13:42 Waxangel wrote: there is no order, it's literally as fast as they can get written XD im glad the grand conspiracy theories were able to entertain you guys for a few days tho ^_^ | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18191 Posts
On October 15 2019 22:03 General_Winter wrote: Time edges out Maru by getting a lucky early scout on a double proxy rax and then beating some weird mech all in that doesn’t quite work. Time then beats Serral with straight up bio play simply out multi tasking him and displaying superior mechanics. Last time they played, Time won every game that’s was played as traditionally intended (multi prong bio). Time lost with weird mech builds, but when Serral tried to match him with straight up multi task mechanics he wasn’t up for it. This time, Time learns his lesson, plays bio every game and only drops one game to Serral. Time advances 2-0 Actually, Classic is forbidden from playing due to military. Maru gets moved up a group and soO joins the group of death, where he is 2-0'd by TIME in the same way he was at GSL vs the World. He also 2-1s Serral because he still tries a funky mech play on map 2 after going up 1-0  | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
Don't see any chance for him getting out of his ro16 group here | ||
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ZugzwangSC
87 Posts
On October 15 2019 13:53 FBTsingLoong wrote: Hell,it's about Time. You so nailed that! | ||
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Fango
United Kingdom8987 Posts
On October 15 2019 22:03 General_Winter wrote: Time edges out Maru by getting a lucky early scout on a double proxy rax and then beating some weird mech all in that doesn’t quite work. Remember when TIME got a build order win vs Maru's double proxy rax and still lost? | ||
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RealityTheGreat
China564 Posts
On October 15 2019 22:03 General_Winter wrote: Time edges out Maru by getting a lucky early scout on a double proxy rax and then beating some weird mech all in that doesn’t quite work. Time then beats Serral with straight up bio play simply out multi tasking him and displaying superior mechanics. Last time they played, Time won every game that’s was played as traditionally intended (multi prong bio). Time lost with weird mech builds, but when Serral tried to match him with straight up multi task mechanics he wasn’t up for it. This time, Time learns his lesson, plays bio every game and only drops one game to Serral. Time advances 2-0 So fantastic. | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
so they're flying a bunch of people to South Korea and then from there to California for what reason exactly? seems like a huge waste of money, a lot of jetlag for the players involved and, most importantly, quite a bit of unecessary damage to the world's climate. | ||
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Poopi
France12907 Posts
On October 15 2019 23:35 Schelim wrote: so from what i hear the first stage of this tournament is in Seoul, then the rest at Blizzcon in California, right? so they're flying a bunch of people to South Korea and then from there to California for what reason exactly? seems like a huge waste of money, a lot of jetlag for the players involved and, most importantly, quite a bit of unecessary damage to the world's climate. They fly less people that way you know. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18191 Posts
Not really, they still fly 16 people  I guess they need to buy less total flights. But some of those flights are one-way tickets, so I doubt much, if anything, is saved. Also, Neeb's flight is waaaayyyy more expensive this way | ||
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Elentos
55566 Posts
On October 15 2019 23:56 Acrofales wrote: Not really, they still fly 16 people I guess they need to buy less total flights. But some of those flights are one-way tickets, so I doubt much, if anything, is saved. Also, Neeb's flight is waaaayyyy more expensive this way They fly less than 8 to Korea since Special already lives there (and TIME is probably also in Korea most of the time). Blizzard's big brain plan has eluded you  | ||
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starkiller123
United States4030 Posts
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Dave4
494 Posts
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burnturn
United States59 Posts
On October 16 2019 06:17 Dave4 wrote: I like Time, but he really has a rough group, and I'll probably be rooting for Serral & Classic. But I hope he shows some great play. Classic isn't Stats bud. | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On October 15 2019 22:39 Fango wrote: Remember when TIME got a build order win vs Maru's double proxy rax and still lost? Are you talking about GSL vs the World, China Team Championship, or WESG? Maru has opened double proxy rax reaper in roughly 50% of the tournament games he's ever played against TIME, gotten blind countered several times, and won most of the games he's gotten blind countered. | ||
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