[TSL] Ro16 Week 2 Recap and Interviews - Page 6

Actually, when I got matched up against Sen, my girlfriend watched every game of Sen she could and briefed me on two of his main habits (the idea to use marauder drops against banelings was another way she's helped me in the past).

On April 21 2011 05:56 thepuppyassassin wrote:
I don't know if I like Boxer being matched up against another Protoss. Especially because his next Code A match is a Terran, a GOOD one.

He's definitely been showing some signs of weakness against Protoss lately.Hopefully he doesn't focus too much on GSL and balances out his practice between the 2 tourneys

I am a cruncher fan I think he's getting alot of undeserved hate just because he plays in a certain way.

On April 21 2011 03:00 levelping wrote:
Reading Boxer's interviews gave me nerd chills. I don't know he's just so inspiring and makes me want to be a better person. Even though I have never met him in real life, I just have so much respect for him that I want to stand up and salute my computer screen.

Boxer Fighting~! The Emperor Returns!

I still have a long way to go. I hope to show improvement, little by little.

As long as we keep our passion as progamers, we will always have an opportunity to meet again. On a purely personal note, I'd like to show him the beauty of infinitely repeating Starcraft 2 bunkers.

On April 21 2011 09:16 mordk wrote:
You should add grades to the matches, it adds to the discussion in the thread. Also, love BoxeR's interview, so much manner, and it also shows a process of though and solution of a matchup that is very complex and exciting. The way boxer approaches a match is awesome!



This is the first time I actually agree with Idra. Cruncher is very overrated, and he almost always abuses the matchup to win. He hasn't shown anything that points to him being a great player. He has mediocre mechanics, not so great decision making and lackluster multitasking. All in all, a rather "average" player. I think Nani is in a different level, and is very likely to crush him.

On April 20 2011 17:45 Orome wrote:


There's no easy answer and it's plagued online tourneys forever. You can try to investigate it by looking at apm, hotkey and spamming patterns which are usually unique to the player and very distinct. In BW we had people who could look at a replay and pretty much always tell who the player was. Of course this isn't hard proof unfortunately, so it's always been a bit of a problem.