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February 23rd, 2021 22:59 GMT

IEM Katowice 2021 - A Totally Unbiased Trap Preview

by GGemini19

“Trap has shown the world that he is ready for our recognition. Now let’s pay attention.”

This is what I left you all with when I last wrote about Trap ahead of a tournament. It was June of 2019, and Trap had reached his first ever GSL Code S finals after years of trying to break through a mental barrier. In every GSL season from 2017 through 2018, Trap hadn't made it past the round of 16. Nothing ever went his way, and he would somehow find himself losing against players he was fully capable of beating in any other setting. One time, during the depths of his despair, Trap took almost four whole minutes to wrestle with his thoughts before a RO16 decider match against Leenock, only to get cheesed out and denied a playoff spot for the sixth season in a row.

In 2019, it seemed as if Trap had finally made a breakthrough, escaping the RO16 and advancing to the bracket stage of Code S. However, an ounce of progress brought a mountain of new challenges. That final I wrote ahead of—Trap lost 2-4 to Dark in rather depressing fashion. Trap very easily could have spiraled back into mediocrity and never contended for a trophy again. Instead, Trap swallowed his disappointment and continued to grind away. Several subsequent playoff and finals runs in 2019 and 2020 showed that Trap had broken through his initial mental wall, proving he was indeed worthy of our recognition. And yet, another wall was waiting further down the tunnel, more daunting and impenetrable than the last.

IEM Katowice 2021

That wall was the one blocking Trap from the title of “champion.” Trap had won a trophy at MLG Anaheim in 2014, but much like soO's KeSPA Cup, it had been become largely disregarded in service of a larger narrative. Trap, in the eyes of the community, was a finals loser until he proved otherwise.

After losing to Dark in 2019, it took Trap over a year and several more playoff failures before he finally tore down that next wall. In the grand finals of 2020's GSL Super Tournament 2, Trap emerged victorious after winning a tense, seven-game finals against Stats. Having seen Trap come short so many times in the past, watching Trap close out the deciding game seven was emotional, to say the least. He gave us a beaming smile, but it had a certain level of composure behind it. He had won a championship before, after all. And in that moment, you could see how much it meant to Trap to finally show that his MLG win years ago wasn’t just a fluke. Finally being able to lift that trophy was the culmination of six years of hard work, grinding his way up to become the best Protoss player in the world.

Unlike Trap's previous breakthrough, success has begotten even more success. After winning Super Tournament 2, Trap won two more trophies in the following weeks, winning DreamHack: Last Chance and 2021's first Super Tournament. After searching for glory for so long, Trap had found it in droves.

Just like in a game of StarCraft II, Trap's timing couldn't be any more perfect. He's pulling the kind of move we saw from Rogue in 2017, getting hot in the months immediately leading up to BlizzCon. Coincidentally, the Super Tournament was the last event Rogue won before becoming the WCS Global Champion. Now, Trap is in a prime position to ride his current momentum to a fourth premier title in a row—this one being significantly more grandiose than the previous three. Despite Trap's success, some would argue that Trap has only won what the Korean community calls “tier 2” premier events. Super Tournaments have never held the same prestige as full seasons of Code S. DreamHack Masters events have lower prize money compared to previous tournaments like GSL vs. The World. And while Trap has beat the likes of INnoVation, Serral, and Stats—hardly “tier 2” competition—it seems as if there's still one more wall Trap must break through: winning a true world championship caliber event.

Luckily for Trap, he's chipped away at and torn down all of the walls in his career so far. And in each of his first place tournament wins, he found a way to overcome immense in-game challenges as well. Let’s go back to game four in the Super Tournament 2 finals. Trap was up 3-0 in the series, and the light was shining brightly through the cracks. All he had to do was launch one final attack and he'd find himself on the other side of that barrier. With all the confidence in the world, Trap jumped on Stats' forces. “This is it! The last rock that I’ll pull away into the clearing,” he must have been saying to himself. Instead, he found himself instantly enveloped by the darkness once more, from which Stats’ Stalkers sprang forward to snipe his Warp Prism. A massive wave of Zealots flanked Trap's army from behind, routing them all the way back across the map and forcing a GG.

Trap's first trophy, the light shining behind the broken wall, had evaded him. And it did so for three more games, with a dominating 3-0 lead turning into a 3-3 tie. It was happening again. All of the sudden, Trap was on the verge of defeat, the verge of having the trophy snatched away from him in front of his very eyes. This time, however, things ended differently. Despite having taken a debilitating gut punch, despite accidentally building a 2nd forge in game seven (and not using it) while both players were doing the same build, despite all the swirling doubt in his head that must have been trying to take control, Trap was able to keep his composure, control his emotions, and punch through the last stone holding up the wall and emerge on the other side. For the first time in six years, he was a champion.

As satisfying and motivating as that win must have felt, the story wouldn’t end there. Trap was looking to cross yet another name off of his hit list. In eight previous matches, Trap had never defeated Serral. The Finnish Zerg had even dealt Trap one of his finals defeats, defeating him 4-2 in the prior DreamHack Summer finals. Not surprisingly, the rematch during Dreamhack: Last Chance finals couldn’t have looked more hopeless in the first half of the series. Trap quickly went down 1-3, only taking a map due to a strange build order choice from Serral. It seemed like the bliss of the Super Tournament would give way to cold reality, with Trap once again being reminded of his station in the StarCraft 2 world. Serral was simply too strong and too solid, and Trap would forever be a lesser player than him.

Yet, suddenly, the cards started to fall into his favor. He outlasted the Hydra-Bane onslaught on Deathaura. He expertly blocked a 12 pool on Submarine. Then in game seven, he saw the same Hydra-Bane strategy being used, and the light started to shine at the end of the tunnel once again. Trap managed to come back from a situation that almost no other player had, swinging the momentum fully back against Serral and closing out the series. It was the first time Trap has bested the Finnish Zerg in a series, and he had done it in a grand finals. The Super Tournament hadn't been a fluke, and all of the glory Trap was basking in was very real.

Another opportunity arose a mere ten days later in the form of another GSL Super Tournament. This time though, Trap entered as the clear favorite, a position that he’d never had the honor of holding. How would he compose himself going into a tournament with all the hype and wind in his sails? Would he get caught up in the attention and go flying off the rails, or would he handle his new situation with grace and calmly win another championship? At first, it seemed like the latter would be the case, as he took a rather strong 3-1 victory against Dark to begin the tournament. However, the quarterfinals would prove to be more difficult than Trap envisioned, as he started his series against INnoVation by going down 1-2. Both of his losses looked incredibly uninspiring, it seemed like he was being blown off course once again. However, just like before, Trap righted the ship and took an impressive win on Lightshade before snowballing the entire series with an absolute blowout in game five on Submarine. He then moved on from that victory to dispatch Dream in a rather simple 3-1 fashion, putting him in yet another finals, a mere seven weeks after ending a six-year dry spell.

His finals opponent this around it wouldn’t be against a lifelong rival, a previous champion, or a fellow chieftain of the Protoss faction. No, it was Zoun, a relative newcomer to the top-tier of the competitive scene, who was having the tournament of his career after quietly honing his skills over the past few months. For the first time ever, Trap entered a final as the clear favorite. He was supposed to win. And, despite some spirited challenges from Zoun, Trap's veteran experience and newfound confidence shined through as he took a relatively easy victory in six games. Trap was, without a doubt, the best Protoss in the world.

And now, here we are, with Trap set to play in the biggest tournament in SC2. Right now, Trap is experiencing in his own words, a “golden age”. But interestingly enough, IEM Katowice has been a tournament he's always played well in, even when he wasn't as successful. He actually reached the grand finals back in 2015, though he was still a young player who ended up being severely outclassed by a peak-form Zest. But even after that, Trap has found his way to the playoffs of multiple IEM Katowice tournaments, with fans using those results as evidence of his great potential. The fact that he's finally entering Katowice as one of the clear favorites for the title speaks volumes for how much he has grown during his career.

Trap's opening group for the Ro24 looks quite promising as well. HeroMarine should prove easy fodder for Trap's top class PvT. Trap has seen enough tricks from Astrea to be able to maneuver his way around the NA Protoss without much trouble. Reynor has been struggling against the Protoss favored meta in recent months, and Zest has shown potential weakness in PvP, losing to Zoun in the last Super Tournament. Dream has been very vocal about his dislike of TvP in interviews, and for sure, Trap is a very big reason for it. Nonetheless, Reynor and other top Zergs are rumored to be cooking up some new builds for Katowice, and Zest is once again heating up with impressive runs in smaller online events. With that said though, all signs still point to Trap easily making it out of his group.

The crazy thing is that I can't just block out my old anxiety that Trap will fall victim to his mental blocks when a situation starts to turn dire. Even I can't get totally used to the fact that Trap can seemingly pull himself out of any hole he finds himself in recently. Up 3-0 and then down 3-3 to win the finals vs Stats? No problem. Down 0-2 vs Solar in DH: LC to then win three straight games? Easy. Getting destroyed 3-1 by Serral and turning it right back on him to win 4-3? Piece of cake. Getting crushed by INnoVation crisp builds and execution but coming back to win 3-2 anyway? Just as he drew it up. Trap's opponents dread it, run from it, but his victories seem to arrive all the same. Whatever the Afreeca Freecs Protoss has done to fix his mentality has worked, as he’s consistently fought his way out of tight spots in every tournament he’s played in recently. It’s as if he’s discovered that the mental prison that once held him was never truly real, and he can simply reach out and grab the championship.

Nevertheless, IEM Katowice is a challenge unlike any other, and even the greatest of players have failed to reach their goals at this stage. Will Trap once again find himself hopelessly bashing his head up against a wall, or will the light of victory continue to shine upon him?



Also read: Europe's Big Three - Preview with Lambo - North & Latin America at IEM - Zest, the Meta Changer






Writer: GGemini19
Editor: Wax
Images: ESL and AfreecaTV
Statistics and records: Liquipedia and Aligulac.com


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Argonauta
Profile Joined July 2016
Spain3379 Posts
February 23 2021 23:44 GMT
#2
Nice piece about Trap, a nickname should be coined for him in this tournament
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WombaT
Profile Blog Joined May 2010
Northern Ireland15390 Posts
February 24 2021 00:29 GMT
#3
I would say I’m a huge fan of Trap but you’ve set the bar so high in terms of Trap fandom that I feel I can only call myself a mere quite large fan. Been a while since the peak of HerO of the Liquid variety that I’ve properly been rooting for a player in tournaments, which brings both higher highs and lower lows than following as a neural spectator.

Think it’s an absolutely ideal group for Trap to start. A good mix of racial matchups and opponents he’s just better than.

Between only one Zerg, 2 Terrans he should beat and 2 Protoss players he should beat on a good day.

He might drop a series or two but he should be able to make the knockouts merely by playing standard (well obviously) and pocket some builds, which I think is pretty crucial this tournament with Dark and Serral looking in pretty damn good shape, and it’s a big tournament so no doubt Rogue will be scary.

Last two Katowice’s Zest and Stats both went on a tear before running out of builds/being countered by their Zerg opponents in finals. Granted those were in tougher PvZ metas but I think bracket luck and not having to reveal all your best plays really does matter in the biggest weekenders.



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ZigguratOfUr
Profile Blog Joined April 2012
Iraq16592 Posts
February 24 2021 00:32 GMT
#4
The preview is in fact pretty unbiased--I don't think anyone would disagree with calling him the best Protoss in the world, or that his group looks promising for him, or that he's one of the favorites. I was kinda hoping for the argument that he's the best player in the world, and that he's the favorite of the tournament though.
QOGQOG
Profile Joined July 2019
219 Posts
February 24 2021 01:12 GMT
#5
On February 24 2021 09:32 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
The preview is in fact pretty unbiased--I don't think anyone would disagree with calling him the best Protoss in the world, or that his group looks promising for him, or that he's one of the favorites. I was kinda hoping for the argument that he's the best player in the world, and that he's the favorite of the tournament though.

Kind of depends how many Zergs he hits, but with just one in the group he's off to a good start.
tommey.liang
Profile Joined November 2020
44 Posts
February 24 2021 01:30 GMT
#6
Loved this article; it'd be nice if Trap can make it to the semifinals and and even the finals.
Predicting for him to either 5-0 or 4-1 his group (sole series loss to Reynor).
QOGQOG
Profile Joined July 2019
219 Posts
February 24 2021 01:46 GMT
#7
On February 24 2021 10:30 tommey.liang wrote:
Loved this article; it'd be nice if Trap can make it to the semifinals and and even the finals.
Predicting for him to either 5-0 or 4-1 his group (sole series loss to Reynor).

Zest and maybe Dream are also threats, but that scoreline seems pretty likely. Doubt he can match Dark's 10-0, but it would be a huge shock if he didn't advance and advance decisively.
Obamarauder
Profile Joined June 2015
348 Posts
February 24 2021 02:38 GMT
#8
On February 24 2021 10:30 tommey.liang wrote:
Loved this article; it'd be nice if Trap can make it to the semifinals and and even the finals.
Predicting for him to either 5-0 or 4-1 his group (sole series loss to Reynor).


ur underestimating zest's pvp, zest has beaten trap multiple times and dream also has a pretty good chance against trap
Gemini_19
Profile Joined June 2010
United States1179 Posts
Last Edited: 2021-02-24 03:45:18
February 24 2021 03:44 GMT
#9
On February 24 2021 09:32 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
The preview is in fact pretty unbiased--I don't think anyone would disagree with calling him the best Protoss in the world, or that his group looks promising for him, or that he's one of the favorites. I was kinda hoping for the argument that he's the best player in the world, and that he's the favorite of the tournament though.


Wax ripped off my totally normal "trying to sound cool and dramatic" title and input his own "trap fan is trap fan" narrative in the title instead >: (
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Waxangel
Profile Blog Joined September 2002
United States29939 Posts
February 24 2021 04:06 GMT
#10
On February 24 2021 09:32 ZigguratOfUr wrote:
The preview is in fact pretty unbiased--I don't think anyone would disagree with calling him the best Protoss in the world, or that his group looks promising for him, or that he's one of the favorites. I was kinda hoping for the argument that he's the best player in the world, and that he's the favorite of the tournament though.


what do you mean? did you think the title was a joke?
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sudete
Profile Joined December 2012
Singapore2851 Posts
February 24 2021 06:39 GMT
#11
Lovely hype piece, sir

Hopefully Trap makes it to the playoffs unscathed, so we can get one of several juicy rematches. Trap vs Serral again would be amazing.
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Edpayasugo
Profile Joined April 2013
United Kingdom1942 Posts
February 24 2021 09:12 GMT
#12
Group is quite nice for him, expect him to go through in 1st
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MarianoSC2
Profile Joined June 2015
Slovakia1553 Posts
February 24 2021 09:25 GMT
#13
Trap should advance. But the top 3 can be in any order really. Trap and Reynor are quite even and Zest in form can match them any day.
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Fango
Profile Joined July 2016
United Kingdom8184 Posts
February 24 2021 09:28 GMT
#14
On February 24 2021 07:59 TL.net ESPORTS wrote:
Coincidentally, the Super Tournament was the last event Rogue won before becoming the WCS Global Champion.

It was the same when Dark won blizzcon as well
Zest, sOs, PartinG, Dark, and Maru are the real champs. ROOT_herO is overrated. Snute, Serral, and Scarlett are the foreigner GOATs
jodljodl
Profile Joined October 2016
64 Posts
February 24 2021 10:15 GMT
#15
wow! What a great read. Thank you very much. I got nerd chills

As soon as i watched that game vs leenock i was caught in the suspense. I still remember the time when dear - his soul teammate at that time - became succesfull; Back then i always wondered why Trap did not. (Probably because Dear was a better player at that time but i couldnt tell because i cant even tell a ling from a zealot?) When i read that 2020's GSL Super Tournament 2 was the first title for trap after MLG i could not believe it. For what feels like forever Artosis talks about the high level of Trap. I also watched all these finals live and didnt even realise what extraordinariness i witnessed. Still feels hard to believe. But what a beautiful success story for trap.

Again, thank you very much for a very, very entertaining and informative read
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Crocolisk Dundee
Profile Joined October 2015
443 Posts
February 24 2021 12:01 GMT
#16
A group C preview in which the entire article is about Trap and the other players are mere footnotes. That’s pretty funny.
I only play StarCraft on N64.
Dedraterllaerau
Profile Joined May 2019
108 Posts
February 24 2021 12:27 GMT
#17
Why are we talking about best protoss in the world should be talking about best player in the world
Gemini_19
Profile Joined June 2010
United States1179 Posts
February 24 2021 12:53 GMT
#18
On February 24 2021 21:01 Crocolisk Dundee wrote:
A group C preview in which the entire article is about Trap and the other players are mere footnotes. That’s pretty funny.


I was asked to write a Trap article, not a Group C article
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Profile Joined October 2015
443 Posts
February 24 2021 14:00 GMT
#19
On February 24 2021 21:53 Gemini_19 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On February 24 2021 21:01 Crocolisk Dundee wrote:
A group C preview in which the entire article is about Trap and the other players are mere footnotes. That’s pretty funny.


I was asked to write a Trap article, not a Group C article


I am not complaining.
I only play StarCraft on N64.
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Czech Republic10684 Posts
February 24 2021 16:40 GMT
#20
Huh, is this some kind of a curse?
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