EPT[TSL] Ro32 Day 3 Recap and Interviews - Page 5
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Synystyr
United States1446 Posts
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
On March 28 2011 16:48 My_Kaiser wrote: Worst Voting Streak 8 Wrong votes in a row This TSL screw me up  Join the club. My liquibet is screwed for this season. I mean come the heck on... MVP, regarded as probably the second best player in the world after MC.. 2-0d by adelscot, who in all honesty probably isn't top 100 (this is just my personal opinion, but it's probably fairly accurate, all things considered). I wonder if these players have improved crazy fast and would have any luck in the GSL, or if the game is just too volatile. Maybe it's just because appearantly probably none of the Koreans practised the slightly laggy conditions on the NA server. | ||
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Mawi
Sweden4365 Posts
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rednax
Sweden12 Posts
On March 28 2011 20:51 Euronyme wrote: Join the club. My liquibet is screwed for this season. I mean come the heck on... MVP, regarded as probably the second best player in the world after MC.. 2-0d by adelscot, who in all honesty probably isn't top 100 (this is just my personal opinion, but it's probably fairly accurate, all things considered). I wonder if these players have improved crazy fast and would have any luck in the GSL, or if the game is just too volatile. Maybe it's just because appearantly probably none of the Koreans practised the slightly laggy conditions on the NA server. I would guess that the EU/NA players have put down so much more time studying and training their builds to counter their respective opponent that the koreans didnt expect the level of play from the foreigners. And I dont think that the skill levels are THAT far apart that people think. | ||
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Lysteria
France2280 Posts
On March 28 2011 15:24 t3tsubo wrote: pretty sure adelscott in game 2 went nexus first build, not 1 gate FE. Otherwise, great job thanks for the interviews! Yeah it was a 15-nexus and 15-gate just after.  Those games were really good, too bad I couldn't see sunday's games. | ||
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
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Dectilon
Sweden50 Posts
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Maenander
Germany4926 Posts
On March 28 2011 20:51 Euronyme wrote: Join the club. My liquibet is screwed for this season. I mean come the heck on... MVP, regarded as probably the second best player in the world after MC.. 2-0d by adelscot, who in all honesty probably isn't top 100 (this is just my personal opinion, but it's probably fairly accurate, all things considered). I wonder if these players have improved crazy fast and would have any luck in the GSL, or if the game is just too volatile. Maybe it's just because appearantly probably none of the Koreans practised the slightly laggy conditions on the NA server. Yeah the man who got third at Assembly isn't even top 100, probably fairly accurate ... btw Tyler gave Adelscott a 30-40% chance to win against MVP before the match | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
On March 28 2011 21:21 rednax wrote: I would guess that the EU/NA players have put down so much more time studying and training their builds to counter their respective opponent that the koreans didnt expect the level of play from the foreigners. And I dont think that the skill levels are THAT far apart that people think. Yeah you're right. The Koreans never gave foreigners much respect in that light. MVP, being an ex-BW player, probably thought he could just roll past every non-Korean out there just like he could have in the BW days... I'm positive if he would have tried to do some research on Adelscott he could have won. Same with the other guys. | ||
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Weavel
Finland9221 Posts
Goody and Naniwa fighting! | ||
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Taniard
United States114 Posts
Great games guys! | ||
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vdale
Germany1173 Posts
I am glad that ToD is practicing with top players and doing well, I hope he will become as great as he was in wc3 one day. He also knows how to get the right mindset for important tournaments/matches or the preparation. Demuslim said in an interview that he helped him and now qxc said the same. This TSL day made me really happy. Thank you goody, qxc, adelscott and naniwa! | ||
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Agathon
France1505 Posts
He made promissing results and trains much with top euro players. I'm pretty sure we will hear much more about him soon, as well as Grubby and Happy  | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
Naniwa is so much more mature now, I'm glad for him because he's talented. I'd even say he's fucking strong. | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
And game 2 is 15 nexus (before gate) | ||
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Jampackedeon
United States2053 Posts
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cYaN
Norway3322 Posts
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cari-kira
Germany655 Posts
On March 28 2011 13:49 Ruyguy wrote: lol at Naniwa calling out Goody at his lesser mechanics. The King will punish him for this insult ^^ | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14899 Posts
On March 28 2011 14:17 space_yes wrote: Can't wait for Day 4 Recap and Cruncher interview ^^ i agree w/ this wholeheartedly | ||
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DecoyOn
Canada45 Posts
Everybody that won simply outplayed their opponents. Good job to winners, and prepare more to the losers because it seemed a lot of them were overconfident | ||
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