After taking a look at octzerg match list i understand why they are so many zergs at the top of the ladder.
http://www.iccup.com/matchlist/864425/1x1.html

You can mass game easily with 6 minutes zvz :D

Coulthard

Greece3359 Posts

December 02 2009 18:28 GMT

#1064

That makes no sense because you lose more than you win on A A- ranks :S

starcraft911

Korea (South)1263 Posts

December 02 2009 18:33 GMT

#1065

Go mondi i fucking love you~ wooo~

Boblion

France8043 Posts

December 02 2009 18:35 GMT

#1066

On December 03 2009 03:28 Coulthard wrote:
That makes no sense because you lose more than you win on A A- ranks :S

But you still can mass play people you have an edge vs.

Btw i never said it takes no skill. Just that instead of spending 25 minutes for a PvT you will be able to play like 4-5 zvz during the same time. So you will get points faster ( if you have an edge ).

So far the three biggest mass players are .... Z !

ProoM

Lithuania1741 Posts

December 02 2009 18:40 GMT

#1067

pampam only plays ZvP, PvT and TvZ o.0

anderoo

Canada1876 Posts

December 02 2009 18:54 GMT

#1068

On December 03 2009 03:40 ProoM wrote:
pampam only plays ZvP, PvT and TvZ o.0

that's pretty cool
i was wondering how players were multiracing at the higher levels, since i doubt B+/A- people are going to play vs Random

BruceLeeToss

United States154 Posts

December 02 2009 19:20 GMT

#1069

such a big difference since TSL1
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#1 Germany Mondragon 10263 108 - 24
#2 Poland Draco 9964 116 - 42
#3 Poland Yayba 9878 169 - 130
#4 Chile DinOt 9665 114 - 46
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#6 Russia BRAT_OK 9488 109 - 62
#7 Ukraine Strelok 9457 86 - 40
#8 Spain SquaLL 9455 178 - 127
#9 Lithuania Kr 9439 144 - 109
#10 United States NonY 9409 95 - 26
#11 Ukraine White-Ra 9394 191 - 145
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#13 Netherlands ret 9377 111 - 55
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#16 United States Skew 9359 127 - 81
#17 Ukraine ALF 9337 112 - 63
#18 Canada IefNaij 9333 119 - 68
#19 Peru CAStrO 9207 122 - 63
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#22 Germany iNfeRnaL 8924 86 - 43
#23 Kazakstan TemujiN 8801 98 - 51
#24 Poland Dreiven 8751 96 - 53
#25 United States RedeemeR 8708 174 - 145
#26 Poland Slider 8635 193 - 161
#27 Poland Tarson 8631 148 - 110
#28 Russia Notforu 8624 120 - 75
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#30 Brazil ReasoN 8587 114 - 75
#31 Romania UltraLinG 8585 149 - 122
#32 Poland ParanOid 8564 152 - 105
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#35 Sweden HayprO 8520 144 - 85
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#39 Russia Advokate 8488 91 - 40
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#43 Macedonia OctZerg 8458 93 - 47
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Ultraling+G5 was dqed Machine got in at 49 spot, ZpuX 50 spot, and Testie was replaced by Horror 51 spot.

Raelcun

United States3747 Posts

December 02 2009 19:21 GMT

#1070

On December 03 2009 03:28 Coulthard wrote:
That makes no sense because you lose more than you win on A A- ranks :S

You only lose ranks at A rank if you stay at .500 win rate or below, I believe you lose 140 points on a loss and win 130 with MOTW. So A rank discourages some mass gaming and more careful choosing of your opponents, but in that you're only gaining a small amount of points overall across a series of games there is a certain amount of mass gaming involved.

PS:

On December 03 2009 04:20 RoMeO wrote:
such a big difference since TSL1
+ Show Spoiler [TSL1 Standings] +