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Code A - sOs, ByuN, Solar advance to Code S

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Last Edited: 2021-08-23 00:51:26
August 19 2021 21:51 GMT
#1

2021 Global StarCraft II League: Code A Season 3

The grueling full-set brawls of day one gave way to more one-sided scores on day two of Code A, with sOs, ByuN, and Solar advancing on to Code S. Still, the map-score doesn't tell the full story, as both sOs and ByuN had to fight off stiff challenges from their opponents. Only Solar had a truly dominating outing, crushing the recently discharged GuMiho without much trouble.


sOs takes down RagnaroK, feat. an insufferable late-game stalemate

After sOs went 0-3 in PvZ matches during this season's GSL qualifiers—INCLUDING a 1-2 loss to RagnaroK—this Code A rematch seemed like a potential deathtrap for the three-time world champion. But after a botched cannon rush on the first map, sOs' creativity helped him rally back to win three games in a row—including an excruciatingly slow 45-minute staring contest on Lightshade.

sOs got off to an absolutely disastrous start in game one (Blackburn), losing in comical fashion after Drones sniped his only Probe during a proxy 2-Gate + Cannon all-in. Despite that fiasco, sOs wasn't afraid to go for another unorthodox maneuver in game two (Romanticide), following his 2-Stargate opener with an unusual 8-Gate Glaive-Adepts 'timing.' This actually worked out pretty decently against RagnaroK's greedy Hydralisk play, keeping the Zerg forces at bay while late-game tech was established for Protoss. RagnaroK tried to strike once he assembled a Hydra-Lurker-Viper swarm, but sOs easily held it off with Void Rays and Templars at home while inflicting devastating economic damage with Zealot backdoors. From that advantageous position, sOs was able to finish the game easily with a Carrier transition.

With the score tied 1-1, the two players headed into game three (Lightshade) for the longest bout of the season so far. There was plenty of early and mid-game action, including a cute 1-gate proxy opener from sOs, but the game ultimately bogged down into full-on, 50/50 map-split stalemate. Unfortunately for RagnaroK, his heavy investment in static defenses really didn't pay off as he was unable to inch them forward into an offensive position. He never found a way to take good trades, while sOs was content to slowly chip away with Tempests without taking any serious risks. sOs was more than content to wait and see which player lost patience first, and that ended up being Ragnarok who took some horrible fights into Protoss territory.

Ultimately, nearly all the resources on the map became exhausted, and we got to see how much more efficient sOs had been over the long term: As RagnaroK reached a bank of zero, sOs still had around 16000/12000 left over. When the observer revealed the resources lost tab, RagnaroK had been crushed by a huge 40000/15000 to 23000/7000 margin. RagnaroK had no choice but to launch a last ditch attack and GG out to Protoss reinforcements.

After playing a marathon game, sOs mercifully ended things quickly in game four (Oxide). After showing RagnaroK's scouting Overlord a Robo-first start, sOs transitioned into Twilight council for an off-tempo Glaive Adept strike. Despite clearly seeing some suspicious warp-ins around his base, RagnaroK simply didn't start producing units in time and was slowly torn apart by mass Adepts.

ByuN elated to beat Percival, who "took INnoVation's spot in TvT"

ByuN is known as one of the most expressive players in the competitive StarCraft II scene, but few fans would have expected him to have celebrated like he had won a playoff series after defeating Percival 3-1 in Code A. But that was indeed the case on Thursday night, with ByuN revealing later that he had been unconfident in TvT, and had mounds of respect for the one-time Code S player Percival. Regarding the 19-year-old Terran's TvT skills, ByuN even went so far as to suggest he was worthy of taking INnoVation's place.

As has become the norm for ByuN interviews, there was an update on his wrists as well. After last season's revelation that his wrist numbness could be a more psychological issue than a physical one, ByuN caught us up by saying therapy seemed to be helping him, and that he was on medication as well (he did not specify the type). Though his wrist issues returned in game two of the series, he said he was able to play comfortably for the rest of the series after washing his hands with cold water between games.

Similar to sOs, ByuN's game one (Lightshade) was a disaster. He took a seemingly insurmountable lead in the early game with a clever 2-Reaper backdoor, getting in and killing a ton of SCVs while all of Percival's production structures were building add-ons. However, ByuN threw this lead away carelessly, engaging in a terrible losing skirmish before he could turn his economy advantage into more troops. This let Percival counter-attack and destroy ByuN's CC, which, combined with a follow-up Banshee, completely swung the scales in Percival's favor. ByuN did his best to come back with some audacious attacks, but Percival's defenses held and allowed him to close out the game.

The second game (Romanticide) also went ByuN's way early, with Percival wasting his three early Reapers in a daring but wasteful dive into the enemy's main. ByuN capitalized on this with a counter-attack feint, which created space for his Banshee to kill off several SCVs. This time around there wasn't any throwing from ByuN, as he snowballed his lead into the mid-game. While Percival tried to turn the tide by turtling up and transitioning to air, ByuN's hyper-aggressive Marine-Tank style cracked the enemy's defense before it was fully entrenched.

ByuN seemed to be on a roll at this point, and he took game three (2000 Atmospheres) in rather quick fashion. Percival went for a double-Barracks proxy-Reaper strategy, but ByuN sniffed out his opponent's intent just in time to pull off a perfect defensive hold. A few minutes later, ByuN moved out with a number of Hellions, catching Percival's 'containing' Reapers off guard and wiping them out in an instant. Knowing the game was over, Percival GG'd out.

Percival finally got off to a decent start in game four (Oxide), staving off ByuN's initial 1-Medivac 1-Tank harassment and safely transitioning into triple Viking productions off two Starports. With ByuN taking a fast third base, it looked like Percival might have a window to use his air superiority to initiate a seriously damaging siege. Unfortunately for Percival, he set-up outside enemy territory just a few moments before Viking reinforcements arrived from his Starports, which meant ByuN was actually the one with the air advantage in the ensuing Tank battle. This let ByuN come out significantly ahead in terms of Tank count, and he wasted no time in leveraging that advantage into a victory.

Solar swats a rusty GuMiho

The unorthodox and stylish GuMiho was one of the players fans were most excited to see return from military service, but with barely over two weeks of full-time practice after being discharged, he was hardly a challenge for the reliable Solar. While we saw a few glimpses of GuMiho's flair, he'll need to refine his execution even further if he's to use his creative strategies in GSL games.

It was almost a dream start for GuMiho in game one (Lightshade), opening with triple Orbitals while staving off Solar's Roach + Queen-Drop poke without much trouble. However, as GuMiho built up to his signature mech composition, he was completely caught off guard by Solar's shrewd tech-switch to Mutalisks, and was forced to GG out in anticlimactic fashion.

As for game two (Oxide), there wasn't even any false hope for GuMiho to start as his fast Hellbat build was hard countered by Solar's own fast Roach build. While GuMiho managed to hurt Solar's economy with some backdoor Hellions, he took far more damage himself from Solar's frontal Roach attack. It ended up being an unwinnable situation for GuMiho, with Solar overrunning him with mass Roaches not long after.

The two players went for less drastic openers in game three (2000 Atmospheres), gearing up to play a normal bio vs Ling-Bane game. This didn't change the outcome of the game much as GuMiho lost in one-sided fashion once more. When he made his first move onto creep with stim-upgraded Marines and Medivacs, Solar hit him with a deadly speedling backdoor which inflicted serious damage. From there on out, it was basically clean up work for Solar as he took over the map, teched up to Lurkers and Vipers, and swarmed over GuMiho to take the game.

Recommended Game: sOs vs RagnaroK on Lightshade

It's hard to recommend this game in its entirety, as it's a map-split game between two excruciatingly patient players. You know, one of those games in the "Neeb vs Scarlett" genre. However, there's still some entertainment to be found in fast forwarding through the game and just appreciating how disgusting it is, before shaking your head in disbelief at the resources lost tab shown at the end of the game.

Next up: GSL Code A will continue on Monday, Aug 23 9:30am GMT (GMT+00:00) with KeeN vs RyunG and Cure vs Leenock.

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Vindicare605
Profile Blog Joined August 2011
United States16056 Posts
Last Edited: 2021-08-19 22:07:10
August 19 2021 22:06 GMT
#2
I bet against Byun and I lost, and I'm not mad about it. I wasn't confident in his TvT either coming into this series and Percival is a dangerous up and comer. I thought Byun might finally have lost his edge and would flicker out here, but he didn't. I still don't like his chances of actually going far in Code S with so many elite opponents to face but he's still holding his place as one of the best Terrans and that's fine with me.

The other matches went more predictably. Solar really looks strong in ZvT sheesh. I think only Cure or Maru or Dream have a shot at taking him down in that match up.
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Blargh
Profile Joined September 2010
United States2101 Posts
August 20 2021 06:56 GMT
#3
On August 20 2021 07:06 Vindicare605 wrote:
I bet against Byun and I lost, and I'm not mad about it. I wasn't confident in his TvT either coming into this series and Percival is a dangerous up and comer. I thought Byun might finally have lost his edge and would flicker out here, but he didn't. I still don't like his chances of actually going far in Code S with so many elite opponents to face but he's still holding his place as one of the best Terrans and that's fine with me.

The other matches went more predictably. Solar really looks strong in ZvT sheesh. I think only Cure or Maru or Dream have a shot at taking him down in that match up.

Even I, the biggest Byun fan ever, was afraid I'd wake up and see Byun 2-3 to Percival!! But Percival is really one of the most nameless people here, so it'd have been pretty sad.

But also: let's go Byun!
aringadingding
Profile Joined September 2010
474 Posts
August 20 2021 18:43 GMT
#4
sOs NICE!
QOGQOG
Profile Joined July 2019
834 Posts
August 20 2021 20:40 GMT
#5
On August 20 2021 15:56 Blargh wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 20 2021 07:06 Vindicare605 wrote:
I bet against Byun and I lost, and I'm not mad about it. I wasn't confident in his TvT either coming into this series and Percival is a dangerous up and comer. I thought Byun might finally have lost his edge and would flicker out here, but he didn't. I still don't like his chances of actually going far in Code S with so many elite opponents to face but he's still holding his place as one of the best Terrans and that's fine with me.

The other matches went more predictably. Solar really looks strong in ZvT sheesh. I think only Cure or Maru or Dream have a shot at taking him down in that match up.

Even I, the biggest Byun fan ever, was afraid I'd wake up and see Byun 2-3 to Percival!! But Percival is really one of the most nameless people here, so it'd have been pretty sad.

I don't know, it would be nice to see some new players breaking through, and Percival is basically it on that front. More interesting than watching ByuN get knocked out in the next group stage, certainly.
Poopi
Profile Blog Joined November 2010
France12790 Posts
August 20 2021 22:17 GMT
#6
On August 21 2021 05:40 QOGQOG wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 20 2021 15:56 Blargh wrote:
On August 20 2021 07:06 Vindicare605 wrote:
I bet against Byun and I lost, and I'm not mad about it. I wasn't confident in his TvT either coming into this series and Percival is a dangerous up and comer. I thought Byun might finally have lost his edge and would flicker out here, but he didn't. I still don't like his chances of actually going far in Code S with so many elite opponents to face but he's still holding his place as one of the best Terrans and that's fine with me.

The other matches went more predictably. Solar really looks strong in ZvT sheesh. I think only Cure or Maru or Dream have a shot at taking him down in that match up.

Even I, the biggest Byun fan ever, was afraid I'd wake up and see Byun 2-3 to Percival!! But Percival is really one of the most nameless people here, so it'd have been pretty sad.

I don't know, it would be nice to see some new players breaking through, and Percival is basically it on that front. More interesting than watching ByuN get knocked out in the next group stage, certainly.

Idk, at least ByuN has proven he can be championship caliber, even after his comeback. On the other hand Percival is playing since a long time now (he was even sponsored by Koka at some point) and still did not break through, I doubt he can peak much more.
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swarminfestor
Profile Joined September 2017
Malaysia2449 Posts
August 21 2021 06:06 GMT
#7
On August 21 2021 07:17 Poopi wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 21 2021 05:40 QOGQOG wrote:
On August 20 2021 15:56 Blargh wrote:
On August 20 2021 07:06 Vindicare605 wrote:
I bet against Byun and I lost, and I'm not mad about it. I wasn't confident in his TvT either coming into this series and Percival is a dangerous up and comer. I thought Byun might finally have lost his edge and would flicker out here, but he didn't. I still don't like his chances of actually going far in Code S with so many elite opponents to face but he's still holding his place as one of the best Terrans and that's fine with me.

The other matches went more predictably. Solar really looks strong in ZvT sheesh. I think only Cure or Maru or Dream have a shot at taking him down in that match up.

Even I, the biggest Byun fan ever, was afraid I'd wake up and see Byun 2-3 to Percival!! But Percival is really one of the most nameless people here, so it'd have been pretty sad.

I don't know, it would be nice to see some new players breaking through, and Percival is basically it on that front. More interesting than watching ByuN get knocked out in the next group stage, certainly.

Idk, at least ByuN has proven he can be championship caliber, even after his comeback. On the other hand Percival is playing since a long time now (he was even sponsored by Koka at some point) and still did not break through, I doubt he can peak much more.


Maybe Percival not working hard as much as military returnees? In ESL Open Cups for example, I don't see his name regularly signing up.
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QOGQOG
Profile Joined July 2019
834 Posts
August 21 2021 21:04 GMT
#8
On August 21 2021 15:06 swarminfestor wrote:
Show nested quote +
On August 21 2021 07:17 Poopi wrote:
On August 21 2021 05:40 QOGQOG wrote:
On August 20 2021 15:56 Blargh wrote:
On August 20 2021 07:06 Vindicare605 wrote:
I bet against Byun and I lost, and I'm not mad about it. I wasn't confident in his TvT either coming into this series and Percival is a dangerous up and comer. I thought Byun might finally have lost his edge and would flicker out here, but he didn't. I still don't like his chances of actually going far in Code S with so many elite opponents to face but he's still holding his place as one of the best Terrans and that's fine with me.

The other matches went more predictably. Solar really looks strong in ZvT sheesh. I think only Cure or Maru or Dream have a shot at taking him down in that match up.

Even I, the biggest Byun fan ever, was afraid I'd wake up and see Byun 2-3 to Percival!! But Percival is really one of the most nameless people here, so it'd have been pretty sad.

I don't know, it would be nice to see some new players breaking through, and Percival is basically it on that front. More interesting than watching ByuN get knocked out in the next group stage, certainly.

Idk, at least ByuN has proven he can be championship caliber, even after his comeback. On the other hand Percival is playing since a long time now (he was even sponsored by Koka at some point) and still did not break through, I doubt he can peak much more.


Maybe Percival not working hard as much as military returnees? In ESL Open Cups for example, I don't see his name regularly signing up.

Percival plays in Korea open cups regularly.

The idea that he's peaked or slacking is ridiculous. Dude's nineteen and has only been playing for a few years. While ByuN is a about a decade older and has been playing about a decade longer. Of course ByuN has more of a track record.

I understand if people aren't excited about Percival, since he hasn't had a big breakout performance yet. Maybe he never will. But making up reasons to discount him is a pretty garbage thing to do.
uselless
Profile Joined April 2021
92 Posts
August 22 2021 03:33 GMT
#9
On the other hand Percival is playing since a long time now (he was even sponsored by Koka at some point)


This is one of the more questionable things I've read today. Like QOGQOG said, Percival has been playing Starcraft for 4 years iirc, and he has played professionally for less than two years. Am I missing something about KAP? I had to go back to check them out, and they've only been around since mid-2020, so not really sure what that means

I understand if people aren't excited about Percival, since he hasn't had a big breakout performance yet.


I mean last season was really a treat for me personally even though he didn't win a set. I'm hyped for his future, especially seeing as he might be benefitting from having Maru and Bunny on his team
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DoA
Profile Blog Joined October 2010
Korea (South)599 Posts
August 22 2021 07:14 GMT
#10
Haven't watched GSL in a while, but I watched these games and can confirm that sOs is still my favorite Protoss after all these years.
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