EPTRet vs Naniwa looks like the closest matchup, i had a hard time choosing who to pick for my bracket. Can't wait for the results.
[TSL] NesTea, GoOdy, NaNiwa, Ret Interviews - Page 4
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ThaZenith
Canada3116 Posts
Ret vs Naniwa looks like the closest matchup, i had a hard time choosing who to pick for my bracket. Can't wait for the results. | ||
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Timerly
Germany511 Posts
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Gesperrt
Germany417 Posts
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s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
I bet that series will be the best one in the Ro32 | ||
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HowSoOnIsNow
Canada480 Posts
Big matches incoming. Hopefully the latency will be alright this time. | ||
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Sliver
United States402 Posts
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Zinthar
United States394 Posts
On March 24 2011 10:04 ranjutan wrote: Nah, Goody has never seemed unconfident to me. I think he assessed his own weaknesses pretty well - his apm is low and his mechanics aren't very good. It's his game sense and play style that make him a top player. It is unfortunate then, perhaps, that he is going to be facing the player who many (including myself) would argue has the best game sense of any SC2 player in the world. The best example of this, I think, is NesTea's game vs. Boxer in the March GSL group round. If you don't know what I'm talking about, I highly recommend buying the season pass and watching it yourself. But what happened is:+ Show Spoiler + Boxer built a refinery he never used and looked to be setting up a fast expansion when he actually was about to do a 4 rax marine plus SCV all-in. NesTea sensed it was coming and saved up larva, resources, and supply room so that he could instantly queue up 8 roaches as soon as he saw the rush was coming. He never saw anything that suggested a rush was coming, just sensed it. Sick. So yeah, I'd say Goody is just being realistic. Also, I think NesTea knows that he could easily lose if he does not prepare. I'd bet a lot that he'll hunt down every Goody TvZ replay he can find and analyze them before the match. I expect NesTea to win, but I hope Goody proves himself by giving arguably the world's best player a strong fight. If a foreigner knocks out either MC or NesTea without cheese, that would be pretty huge. | ||
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gamefan15
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Centric
United States1989 Posts
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iSometric
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arterian
Canada1157 Posts
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TheRhox
Canada868 Posts
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tadL
Croatia679 Posts
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EchoZ
Japan5041 Posts
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captainwaffles
United States1050 Posts
The panzer general will advance! | ||
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oberon
United States1320 Posts
On March 24 2011 09:18 Golgotha wrote: Q: What do you think are your greatest strengths and weaknesses as a player? My strength is that I think and research a lot for each and every game. My weakness is that I can’t play that many games because of my age. Awww his fingers are getting tired. I assume you're joking, but if not, try focusing on one fairly intense mental task for 12+ hours. It is extremely draining, and my understanding is that 12 hours of practice per day is considered "light" in Korea. | ||
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Rookstarz
Canada136 Posts
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Pokebunny
United States10654 Posts
On March 24 2011 11:00 oberon wrote: I assume you're joking, but if not, try focusing on one fairly intense mental task for 12+ hours. It is extremely draining, and my understanding is that 12 hours of practice per day is considered "light" in Korea. I don't think sc2 practice is quite as hardcore as sc1. It might be a similar style but they have a bit more freedom afaik. | ||
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Jayjay54
Germany2296 Posts
Q: Your opponent is ESC.GoOdy, a Terran from Germany. Do you know him? How will you prepare for him? Are you confident you will win? I have no information about him. I’m worried because he’ll probably have a different style from Korean players. what? goody? noooo. accuses! | ||
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