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Germany338 Posts
Found a Typo: "Week #5 of ESL Open Cups is set to take place on February 16th." should be Week #6^^
Edit: fixed now
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Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver!
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Germany338 Posts
On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver!
yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd
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Bly seems to be in form, made finals in the american cup and seminfinals in the EU one, getting knocked out by Neeb. Interesting results over all, I wish I could get excited by Bomber making the finals but looking at his path there all you can do is sigh.
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Germany338 Posts
On February 10 2020 20:39 Skytale1i wrote: Any vod links?
You could try the VODs of the casts we linked in liquipedia
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On February 10 2020 20:16 hjpalpha wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver! yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd
Interesting this is allowed. In all previous qualifiers the rulebooks actually stipulated that you had to pick a race and play it for the remainder for the qualifiers/tournament if I recall it correctly. She probably saw ESL had no rule (I assume?) and thought it'd be worth trying. Interesting either way.
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Northern Ireland23745 Posts
I’m just happy we got a showdown between HeroMarine and Spacemarine personally
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Canada8988 Posts
On February 10 2020 22:15 -Kyo- wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2020 20:16 hjpalpha wrote:On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver! yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd Interesting this is allowed. In all previous qualifiers the rulebooks actually stipulated that you had to pick a race and play it for the remainder for the qualifiers/tournament if I recall it correctly. She probably saw ESL had no rule (I assume?) and thought it'd be worth trying. Interesting either way.
Random is a race tho, usually you just can't change your race before a match.
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On February 10 2020 22:36 Nakajin wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2020 22:15 -Kyo- wrote:On February 10 2020 20:16 hjpalpha wrote:On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver! yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd Interesting this is allowed. In all previous qualifiers the rulebooks actually stipulated that you had to pick a race and play it for the remainder for the qualifiers/tournament if I recall it correctly. She probably saw ESL had no rule (I assume?) and thought it'd be worth trying. Interesting either way. Random is a race tho, usually you just can't change your race before a match.
The WCS handbook stipulated that you had to play one race for the duration of a qualifier/circuit. I do not think random was allowed. I could be wrong, but that's how I remember it. edit: that might mean it may have been allowed at the start of a tournament or something, just that if you picked it you'd have to thereafter only play random. But i can't really remember the specifics. I just remember it was locked for whatever.
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On February 10 2020 23:07 -Kyo- wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2020 22:36 Nakajin wrote:On February 10 2020 22:15 -Kyo- wrote:On February 10 2020 20:16 hjpalpha wrote:On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver! yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd Interesting this is allowed. In all previous qualifiers the rulebooks actually stipulated that you had to pick a race and play it for the remainder for the qualifiers/tournament if I recall it correctly. She probably saw ESL had no rule (I assume?) and thought it'd be worth trying. Interesting either way. Random is a race tho, usually you just can't change your race before a match. The WCS handbook stipulated that you had to play one race for the duration of a qualifier/circuit. I do not think random was allowed. I could be wrong, but that's how I remember it. edit: that might mean it may have been allowed at the start of a tournament or something, just that if you picked it you'd have to thereafter only play random. But i can't really remember the specifics. I just remember it was locked for whatever. I'm pretty sure random was fine as long as you stuck to that choice, random is considered its own race. Its just been really rare for pros to play random. See Balloon in 2014 WCS season 3 america
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Bly doing Bly things. The man is a machine.
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Bomber vs HerO fighting for a place in the finals made me incredibly happy! So nostalgic!
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lol, Neeb wins in EU, Denver wins in NA. Hopefully they meet in KR final next week to duke it out.
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Congrats on the win neeb!
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On February 10 2020 20:16 hjpalpha wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver! yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd
Thanks. Was just wondering if this is a typo kinda thing.
So Scarlett playing random, does that mean something? Is she tired of Zerg? Tired of SC2 in general? Or just wanted to craze it up a bit? Losing to Eggz hast to be considered a huge upset IMO
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Been a fan of Denver for some time, and he's getting real good
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Germany338 Posts
On February 10 2020 23:07 -Kyo- wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2020 22:36 Nakajin wrote:On February 10 2020 22:15 -Kyo- wrote:On February 10 2020 20:16 hjpalpha wrote:On February 10 2020 19:46 Harris1st wrote: Did Scarlett play random? (color code yellow?)
Congratz to Neeb, Zest and Denver! yes we use yellow as the color code for rnd Interesting this is allowed. In all previous qualifiers the rulebooks actually stipulated that you had to pick a race and play it for the remainder for the qualifiers/tournament if I recall it correctly. She probably saw ESL had no rule (I assume?) and thought it'd be worth trying. Interesting either way. Random is a race tho, usually you just can't change your race before a match. The WCS handbook stipulated that you had to play one race for the duration of a qualifier/circuit. I do not think random was allowed. I could be wrong, but that's how I remember it. edit: that might mean it may have been allowed at the start of a tournament or something, just that if you picked it you'd have to thereafter only play random. But i can't really remember the specifics. I just remember it was locked for whatever.
Actually random is considered as a race, hence its fine to play with rnd, what usually is not allowed is to manually switch races within a match.
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Is there still a problem for koreans somehow? So few are trying ...
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