EPTWould have liked to see both players move up.
But EffOrt edged by with a solid final game.
[KDS SL] QF 2 & 4: EffOrt, hero, Last, etc - Page 2
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feckless
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Would have liked to see both players move up. But EffOrt edged by with a solid final game. | ||
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Probemicro
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Probemicro
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also starting his Longzhu stream today hero | ||
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Probemicro
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On October 13 2015 19:29 Probemicro wrote: hero has not been online on Fish nor streaming for almost a week...Rush (with his tons of TvZ practice with EffOrt) could easily upset hero if hes became rusty EffOrt should narrowly win over Last yay | ||
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Probemicro
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still the protoss hope remains...piano rages in the darkness over what might have been | ||
c3rberUs
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PianO finally back to being a 'tomak'? | ||
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Probemicro
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but now piano is 1-0 up over g chizzle | ||
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FlaShFTW
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BisuDagger
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prech
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 EffOrt and  Last. See it frequently during sponsored matches, nice to see it in league action! Terran-galore, just like SSL10. Looks like EffOrt is the only hope left  On October 14 2015 01:07 BisuDagger wrote: Oopsies! I've been adding the player names to make it easier to identify the thread and to spotlight the players involved. They're already in the calendar, but that disappears after the event. I'll be careful next time The thread title was a major spoiler. Please leave players out in the future. <3 Prech  | ||
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BisuDagger
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On October 14 2015 04:37 prech wrote: Thanks for all the updates, insane couple of sets with EffOrt and Last. See it frequently during sponsored matches, nice to see it in league action! Terran-galore, just like SSL10. Looks like EffOrt is the only hope left Oopsies! I've been adding the player names to make it easier to identify the thread and to spotlight the players involved. They're already in the calendar, but that disappears after the event. I'll be careful next time Wasn't a problem until I was saving the Ro16 group D for later xD | ||
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L_Master
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Still, he made it through and has some time to get it cleaned up before his next foe. Hoping he can make it two in a row. | ||
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feckless
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On October 14 2015 15:44 L_Master wrote: EffOrt had me worried for a while there. Last brought some good stuff to the table, but overall EffOrt felt a little sloppier than I'm used to seeing. Still, he made it through and has some time to get it cleaned up before his next foe. Hoping he can make it two in a row. I think Last is a far better player than many give him credit. He played EffOrt to a pretty even (and quite intense) first match on Circuit Breaker, and then took the second game rather easily. The third game was simple craziness for both sides. Last's gameplan for the fourth set was especially significant, in my opinion. Teching straight to starport and gaining air control momentarily, Last grabs two overlords and obliges the rest to cower in the base, while EffOrt is pressured to get a few hydras. Last goes out for a seeming rush attack, forcing sunkens at both the natural and mineral-only. But he evades both fronts and simply elevators his army into the zerg main, taking it out with ease. I do think that both of them showed sloppy play at times. For instance, in the fourth game, Last lost his entire bio force, plus a tank and a vessel to a bunch of lurkers and scourge. Although I think that might have been a decent tradeoff, annihilating pretty much EffOrt's entire army in the process. EffOrt did play rather clumsily near the end of the game when his army got turned to mincemeat outside Last's base. Anyway, I surmise that my expectation for a more intense tiebreaker (and game-winner) was the reason for my disappointment for what (I felt) was a rather anti-climactic final game, at least from the point-of-view from Last. From the opposite perspective, EffOrt demonstrated a more solid performance in that final set. In either case, I didn't think that these two would have given us a lackluster series. | ||
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