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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On May 30 2014 00:18 Crot4le wrote: HeRoMaRinE took out Jaedong in ATC. He worries me. I hope Impact can make it three. Jaedong is very hit or miss. He's gone 2-8 so far in WCS events in 2014. | ||
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Bagration
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On May 30 2014 00:22 Squat wrote: JD has been a lot more miss than hit in 2014. I still cannot figure out his approach to ZvT. I wonder if his team atmosphere is starting to affect his performance. It doesn't seem like EG cares too much about SC2 anymore, and JD doesn't have any specialized practice partners (maybe JYP). So I would guess that he primarily ladders for practice, and that could explain why he has done poorly in WCS (where the opponents are known beforehand and players have time to prepare), and weekend tournaments (where he has done better, and opponents aren't known beforehand). | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On May 30 2014 00:25 Bagration wrote: I wonder if his team atmosphere is starting to affect his performance. It doesn't seem like EG cares too much about SC2 anymore, and JD doesn't have any specialized practice partners (maybe JYP). So I would guess that he primarily ladders for practice, and that could explain why he has done poorly in WCS (where the opponents are known beforehand and players have time to prepare), and weekend tournaments (where he has done better, and opponents aren't known beforehand). Nah, most Koreans seem to have some kind of support network outside their teams (usually). Taeja has San and friends. Team TSL has stuck together. And besides that Jaedong is in the unique position of being a great Zerg player that no PL/GSL player will almost ever have to play making him a good choice for zerg practice. | ||
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stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On May 30 2014 00:27 Squat wrote: I'm fairly sure it has an effect. It's not unique to EG, but is probably symptomatic of many foreign teams in general. If JD was in a PL team I'm convinced he'd be a lot more consistent, and sharper strategically. I dunno about that. The most PL has taught Flash is to cc first against Shine. | ||
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Boucot
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On May 30 2014 00:21 Crot4le wrote: 2-2 is nerve wracking because a loss means that your opponent is one win away from being one win away from winning. I like this. | ||
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Axiom lead, this is great but not over yet... | ||
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On May 30 2014 00:28 stuchiu wrote: I dunno about that. The most PL has taught Flash is to cc first against Shine. Flash has been doing CC first since 2006, it's like forge FE or die trying. With a lot of dying. | ||
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