On June 16 2011 17:28 O.M.G wrote:
Starcraft is epic balanced right now...It all comes to skill and decision.
Starcraft is epic balanced right now...It all comes to skill and decision.
Lol, where is luck?
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HighTemper
Canada3867 Posts
June 16 2011 09:39 GMT
#3741
On June 16 2011 17:28 O.M.G wrote: Starcraft is epic balanced right now...It all comes to skill and decision. Lol, where is luck? | ||
ArvickHero
10387 Posts
June 16 2011 09:39 GMT
#3742
On June 16 2011 12:44 Womwomwom wrote: People will always bring up Best as some nemesis Flash can never beat, because Flash always loses to him when he goes for a macro game. They forget Best is completely one dimensional and completely useless outside of macro. This is a pretty bad oversimplifcation of Best.. it's true that his macro is his most famous skill, but he's also an effective strategist regarding builds, and has phenomenal game-sense in PvT along with some of the most exceptional PvT micro in the scene, such as this game vs Sea Back to a more relevant topic, can't say that it would've been much different if Flash went standard every game. Flash is just too good imo, and would've taken it 3-0 either way. Plus, to criticize Flash for using strategic play allins every game is dumb, considering that these all took insane amounts of skill and strategic insight anyways. You can't stay at the top by being predictable. | ||
Biff The Understudy
France7792 Posts
June 16 2011 10:11 GMT
#3743
On June 16 2011 18:39 ArvickHero wrote: Show nested quote + On June 16 2011 12:44 Womwomwom wrote: People will always bring up Best as some nemesis Flash can never beat, because Flash always loses to him when he goes for a macro game. They forget Best is completely one dimensional and completely useless outside of macro. This is a pretty bad oversimplifcation of Best.. it's true that his macro is his most famous skill, but he's also an effective strategist regarding builds, and has phenomenal game-sense in PvT along with some of the most exceptional PvT micro in the scene, such as this game vs Sea Back to a more relevant topic, can't say that it would've been much different if Flash went standard every game. Flash is just too good imo, and would've taken it 3-0 either way. Plus, to criticize Flash for using strategic play allins every game is dumb, considering that these all took insane amounts of skill and strategic insight anyways. You can't stay at the top by being predictable. Flash demolishes Best when he prepares accordingly. I don't think BeSt would stand a chance in a BoX. But when Flash plays standard, it seems that he has a weakness that BeSt know how to exploit accordingly, and you really have to give him credit for that. His PvT is unbelievable. | ||
Womwomwom
5930 Posts
June 16 2011 15:29 GMT
#3744
On June 16 2011 18:39 ArvickHero wrote: Show nested quote + On June 16 2011 12:44 Womwomwom wrote: People will always bring up Best as some nemesis Flash can never beat, because Flash always loses to him when he goes for a macro game. They forget Best is completely one dimensional and completely useless outside of macro. This is a pretty bad oversimplifcation of Best.. it's true that his macro is his most famous skill, but he's also an effective strategist regarding builds, and has phenomenal game-sense in PvT along with some of the most exceptional PvT micro in the scene, such as this game vs Sea Back to a more relevant topic, can't say that it would've been much different if Flash went standard every game. Flash is just too good imo, and would've taken it 3-0 either way. Plus, to criticize Flash for using strategic play allins every game is dumb, considering that these all took insane amounts of skill and strategic insight anyways. You can't stay at the top by being predictable. The point I was trying to make is that his strength has always been his macro and he has always been particularly vulnerable to planned early aggression builds where he can't stretch out his legs. Yes, he has some of the best attack timing of all protoss players, as seen in that snapshot of when he caught Sea completely out of position and countless others, but I'm just not seeing the same strength in the early phases of the game. I'm fairly certain Flash has lost every game when using a more passive build and won every single game he's conducted a more aggressive build order. | ||
dibban
Sweden1279 Posts
June 16 2011 16:16 GMT
#3745
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agarangu
Chile274 Posts
June 16 2011 16:26 GMT
#3746
On June 16 2011 16:32 xarthaz wrote: Show nested quote + On June 16 2011 07:35 agarangu wrote: On June 15 2011 22:57 xarthaz wrote: On June 15 2011 13:02 Ermac wrote: Its just being unbiased man. Imagine if every tvz game had a trigger that would make terran's scvs construct at a 10% slower rate. Would that mean that flash were no longer better than bisu or jaedong against z? The differences between actual BW races are more abstract, but the trend of race performance remains quite stable(t being 50 elo points above z, z being 38,5 points above p, p being 22 points above t). See my recent thread on elaboration http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=233550On June 15 2011 12:29 agarangu wrote: On June 15 2011 11:55 xarthaz wrote: On June 15 2011 08:54 Ermac wrote: Edit: Btw. what's up with calling Flash a shameless motherfucker? o.O Are you content with calling Jaedong the same then because he 4 pooled twice in a row in the finals of a star league? Throwing around insults like that is really uncalled for, even if it's just a hypothetical scenario. Its because ZvT is hard. T is generally advantaged(currently most imbalanced bw matchup with t leading 50 ELO points over z on average), so it makes sense that the inferior side has the right to at least make fun of the scenario. On June 15 2011 10:07 Gescom wrote: I'm a flagrant Bisu fanboy, but why even bother bringing up his PvZ in relation to Flash? Flash is an absolute monster in all matchups, all leagues and all formats. If you wanted to talk about a bo5 series, Flash is undeniably the strongest opponent and has been for almost two years now. I would not expect even Bisu to 3-0 over Zero in a finals. (and you realize Flash's vZ peak is still higher than Bisu's, yes?) That is not correct. Flash's vZ peak is lower than both Bisu's and Jaedong's, when compared to the relative average of the race's vZ ELOs Who compares players to the relative average of the race's vX ELOs? Besides you, I mean. I'd like to know that as well. Furthermore every race has that so called "hard" match up. That didn't stop Flash from convincingly beating two protosses in star league finals - including a 3-0 vs Stork on protoss favored maps - and it doesn't stop him from maintaining a 70%+ win ratio in TvP and the highest vP ELO peak ever. This isn't SC2. Blaming losses on racial imbalance has no place in Broodwar as far as I'm concerned. So... it's just you. Well maybe after reading your thread more people will. Way to not address the argument and instead appeal to a popularity fallacy :p What argument? Because if the conclusion is suppose to be "you should compare players to the relative average of the race's vX ELOs" then there are no premises to lead to this conclusion, and therefore, this is not an argument. the trend of race performance remains quite stable That's true, but it doesn't mean anything significant to the discussion. So, terrans beat zergs more often, does that really mean Flash's vZ is weaker than Bisu's vZ? If Zero had to defeat ether Flash or Bisu in a SC game to save his life, who would he choose? And there are ways to compare Flash to players of other races, as most people in this forum will agree, because if not he would not be called the "best player in the world" but "the best Terran in the world". | ||
Mumei
United States254 Posts
June 16 2011 17:02 GMT
#3747
On JunNe 16 2011 13:32 Motivate wrote: i Never understood why qqing was so acceptable in bw/sc2 and yet in other games if you qq about balance everyone will simply tell you to GTFO also, how come Flash is the Only consistently good terran around? zerg has Jaedong, Calm, Hydra, ZerO and SoulKey while Protoss has Stork and Bisu. zerg seems to have the highest number of consistent players right now Which is why they're so represented in leagues. i guess you could try and argue to include Fantasy but Fantasy is easily the worst player out of all of these and he's so hilariously Bad at times that even SKT fans just laugh. Leta and Sea choke Way too hard and Light is mediocre at tvt and terrible at tvp. This post interested me - the bit about being Zerg being well-represented in leagues - so I went back and looked at the OSLs since the 2009 Batoo OSL and the MSLs since the Lost Saga MSL (essentially, since the beginning-ish of 2009). I thought it was pretty interesting: Of the 104 available spots in the quarterfinals, Zerg had 43 of them represented by 15 players, Terran had 36 represented by 16 players, and Protoss had 25 spots represented by 11 players. Of the 52 available spots in the semifinals, Zerg held 28 of them represented by 13 players, Terran held 13 of them represented by 4 players, and Protoss held 11 of them represented by 7 players. Of the 26 spots available in the finals, Zerg had 12 of them represented by 7 players, Terran had 9 represented by 2 players, and Protoss had 5 spots represented by 5 players. And of the thirteen titles, Zerg players won 7 of them represented by 5 players (Jaedong (3), Calm, EffOrt, Hydra, Luxury) and Terran won 6 titles represented by 2 players (Flash (5), Fantasy). Protoss just can't seem to catch a break. During that time period, only 3 Protoss players made it to the semifinals more than once - Stork did it three times, free did it twice, and Kal did it twice - and of those five times, only Stork managed to advance once. Bisu made it to the semifinals once, but didn't advance. Terran only have 4 players (Flash, Fantasy, Iris, and Light) who have made it to a semifinals in the last two and a half years, and only 2 that have made it to a finals (Flash, Fantasy), but at least they've got Flash to point to. Protoss have nothing. | ||
Essbee
Canada2371 Posts
June 16 2011 17:44 GMT
#3748
On June 17 2011 02:02 Mumei wrote: Show nested quote + On JunNe 16 2011 13:32 Motivate wrote: i Never understood why qqing was so acceptable in bw/sc2 and yet in other games if you qq about balance everyone will simply tell you to GTFO also, how come Flash is the Only consistently good terran around? zerg has Jaedong, Calm, Hydra, ZerO and SoulKey while Protoss has Stork and Bisu. zerg seems to have the highest number of consistent players right now Which is why they're so represented in leagues. i guess you could try and argue to include Fantasy but Fantasy is easily the worst player out of all of these and he's so hilariously Bad at times that even SKT fans just laugh. Leta and Sea choke Way too hard and Light is mediocre at tvt and terrible at tvp. This post interested me - the bit about being Zerg being well-represented in leagues - so I went back and looked at the OSLs since the 2009 Batoo OSL and the MSLs since the Lost Saga MSL (essentially, since the beginning-ish of 2009). I thought it was pretty interesting: Of the 104 available spots in the quarterfinals, Zerg had 43 of them represented by 15 players, Terran had 36 represented by 16 players, and Protoss had 25 spots represented by 11 players. Of the 52 available spots in the semifinals, Zerg held 28 of them represented by 13 players, Terran held 13 of them represented by 4 players, and Protoss held 11 of them represented by 7 players. Of the 26 spots available in the finals, Zerg had 12 of them represented by 7 players, Terran had 9 represented by 2 players, and Protoss had 5 spots represented by 5 players. And of the thirteen titles, Zerg players won 7 of them represented by 5 players (Jaedong (3), Calm, EffOrt, Hydra, Luxury) and Terran won 6 titles represented by 2 players (Flash (5), Fantasy). Protoss just can't seem to catch a break. During that time period, only 3 Protoss players made it to the semifinals more than once - Stork did it three times, free did it twice, and Kal did it twice - and of those five times, only Stork managed to advance once. Bisu made it to the semifinals once, but didn't advance. Terran only have 4 players (Flash, Fantasy, Iris, and Light) who have made it to a semifinals in the last two and a half years, and only 2 that have made it to a finals (Flash, Fantasy), but at least they've got Flash to point to. Protoss have nothing. This is actually damn interesting, thanks a lot for sharing! | ||
Xiphos
Canada7507 Posts
June 16 2011 17:52 GMT
#3749
On June 17 2011 02:02 Mumei wrote: Show nested quote + On JunNe 16 2011 13:32 Motivate wrote: i Never understood why qqing was so acceptable in bw/sc2 and yet in other games if you qq about balance everyone will simply tell you to GTFO also, how come Flash is the Only consistently good terran around? zerg has Jaedong, Calm, Hydra, ZerO and SoulKey while Protoss has Stork and Bisu. zerg seems to have the highest number of consistent players right now Which is why they're so represented in leagues. i guess you could try and argue to include Fantasy but Fantasy is easily the worst player out of all of these and he's so hilariously Bad at times that even SKT fans just laugh. Leta and Sea choke Way too hard and Light is mediocre at tvt and terrible at tvp. This post interested me - the bit about being Zerg being well-represented in leagues - so I went back and looked at the OSLs since the 2009 Batoo OSL and the MSLs since the Lost Saga MSL (essentially, since the beginning-ish of 2009). I thought it was pretty interesting: Of the 104 available spots in the quarterfinals, Zerg had 43 of them represented by 15 players, Terran had 36 represented by 16 players, and Protoss had 25 spots represented by 11 players. Of the 52 available spots in the semifinals, Zerg held 28 of them represented by 13 players, Terran held 13 of them represented by 4 players, and Protoss held 11 of them represented by 7 players. Of the 26 spots available in the finals, Zerg had 12 of them represented by 7 players, Terran had 9 represented by 2 players, and Protoss had 5 spots represented by 5 players. And of the thirteen titles, Zerg players won 7 of them represented by 5 players (Jaedong (3), Calm, EffOrt, Hydra, Luxury) and Terran won 6 titles represented by 2 players (Flash (5), Fantasy). Protoss just can't seem to catch a break. During that time period, only 3 Protoss players made it to the semifinals more than once - Stork did it three times, free did it twice, and Kal did it twice - and of those five times, only Stork managed to advance once. Bisu made it to the semifinals once, but didn't advance. Terran only have 4 players (Flash, Fantasy, Iris, and Light) who have made it to a semifinals in the last two and a half years, and only 2 that have made it to a finals (Flash, Fantasy), but at least they've got Flash to point to. Protoss have nothing. You sir have just renewed my love for Stork <3 | ||
kamikami
France1057 Posts
June 16 2011 18:07 GMT
#3750
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kamikami
France1057 Posts
June 16 2011 18:12 GMT
#3751
On June 17 2011 00:29 Womwomwom wrote: The point I was trying to make is that his strength has always been his macro and he has always been particularly vulnerable to planned early aggression builds where he can't stretch out his legs. Yes, he has some of the best attack timing of all protoss players, as seen in that snapshot of when he caught Sea completely out of position and countless others, but I'm just not seeing the same strength in the early phases of the game. I'm fairly certain Flash has lost every game when using a more passive build and won every single game he's conducted a more aggressive build order. I feel the need to point out the fact that BeSt has won almost every DT rush and Reaver opening vs T during his entire career. Early phrase ? He destroy two deep six in a row despite already had the third expansion when the deep six hit ? That isn't enough ?? | ||
Xiphos
Canada7507 Posts
June 16 2011 18:13 GMT
#3752
On June 17 2011 03:07 kamikami wrote: Protoss is the most beautiful race in the game, the spell casting race, playing Protoss is a beautiful art that provide the most entertaining moments in BW, with Reavers, shuttle, high templars, dark templar, arbiters... Protoss players are true artists, unlike Terran who is based on efficiency and firepower (and therefore boring), unlike Zerg who play to kill (and consume !!!). It's just natural that Protoss players are superior since we got the beauty and whoever is more beautiful is superior. Terran players say race doesn't matter only because they play the strongest race lol, there's no way to design 3 distinct and balanced races at the same time, balance is just a perception subjected to what people want it to be. A better criteria to consider is beauty, Protosses play a beautiful style and their leader is the most beautiful progamer ever walks the earth. Therefore we Protoss are proud of ourselves and deep down we know that we are better than others and results do not matter ha ha Keep telling yourself that! Haha At least we Zerg players are the fiercest of warriors! Just look at our leader! | ||
Essbee
Canada2371 Posts
June 16 2011 18:17 GMT
#3753
On June 17 2011 03:07 kamikami wrote: Protoss is the most beautiful race in the game, the spell casting race, playing Protoss is a beautiful art that provide the most entertaining moments in BW, with Reavers, shuttle, high templars, dark templar, arbiters... Protoss players are true artists, unlike Terran who is based on efficiency and firepower (and therefore boring), unlike Zerg who play to kill (and consume !!!). It's just natural that Protoss players are superior since we got the beauty and whoever is more beautiful is superior. Terran players say race doesn't matter only because they play the strongest race lol, there's no way to design 3 distinct and balanced races at the same time, balance is just a perception subjected to what people want it to be. A better criteria to consider is beauty, Protosses play a beautiful style and their leader is the most beautiful progamer ever walks the earth. Therefore we Protoss are proud of ourselves and deep down we know that we are better than others and results do not matter ha ha While I really like your text lol I disagree with some points like saying that T and Z are boring while TvZ is probably the most appreciated matchup . Also, people say that P are underpowered but I don't think so. Like you said, they are the spellcasters, therefore they can be harder to use their micro to full extent since casting is something hard in BW. But take in example some epic storms all over a terran army. Damn, it's almost impossible to counter if the P execute it perfectly (considering the T haven't the time to emp). I think P lack the quality of players Terran and Zerg have. Check SPL, I think the most dominant race is Protoss because there are good solid players while in individual leagues they tend to choke because the Protoss lack the clutch (or creative :o) players the T and Z have. But yeah Protoss are beautiful but I personally think they are the most boring (probably more the players than the race since the lack of creativity these players bring (except Bisu in his prime who revolutionized ZvP)). It's obviously my opinion. | ||
L0thar
987 Posts
June 16 2011 18:27 GMT
#3754
It feels not so long ago when he was just a boy with one title strugling to get into BO5 strages of the tournaments...and now he's a best who tied Nada in his number of golds. And I got to withness his path! | ||
Mumei
United States254 Posts
June 16 2011 18:48 GMT
#3755
On June 17 2011 02:44 Essbee wrote:This is actually damn interesting, thanks a lot for sharing! Thanks! Here are the lists. They're ranked by appearances first, then number of times they advanced, then alphabetically: Quarterfinals Appearances 104 Available Spots Zerg: 43 Spots / 15 Players Terran: 36 Spots / 16 Players Protoss: 25 Spots / 11 Players + Show Spoiler + Jaedong (10) (Advanced 9/10) ZerO (8) (Advanced 3/8) Flash (7) (Advanced 7/7) Calm (7) (Advanced 4/7) Stork (7) (Advanced 3/7) Fantasy (4) (Advanced 4/4) Kal (4) (Advanced 2/4) Leta (4) (Adanced 0/4) EffOrt (3) (Advanced 1/3) fOrGG (3) (Advanced 0/3) free (2) (Advanced 2/2) Hydra (2) (Advanced 2/2) Kwanro (2) (Advanced 2/2) Bisu (2) (Advanced 1/2) great (2) (Advanced 1/2) Light (2) (Advanced 1/2) Luxury (2) (Advanced 1/2) Movie (2) (Advanced 1/2) Pure (2) (Advanced 1/2) Best (2) (Advanced 0/2) Canata (2) (Advanced 0/2) HiyA (2) (Advanced 0/2) Hwasin (2) (Advanced 0/2) Mind (2) Advanced 0/2) Sea (2) (Advanced 0/2) by.hero (1) (Advanced 1/1) Iris (1) (Advanced 1/1) JangBi (1) (Advanced 1/1) Modesty (1) (Advanced 1) Shine (1) (Advanced 1/1) type-b (1) (Advanced (1/1) YellOw[ArnC] (1) (Advanced 1/1) Action (1) (Advanced 0/1) BaBy (1) (Advanced 0/1) go.go (1) (Advanced 0/1) Grape (1) (Advanced 0/1) Midas (1) (Advanced 0/1) MVP (1) (Advanced 0/1) NaDa (1) (Advanced 0/1) sAviOr (1) (Advanced 0/1) Snow (1) (Advanced 0/1) Stats (1) (Advanced 0/1) Semifinals Appearances 52 Available Spots Zerg - 28 Spots / 13 Players Terran - 13 Spots / 4 Players Protoss - 11 Spots / 7 Players + Show Spoiler + Jaedong (9) (Advanced 6/9) Flash (7) (Advanced 7/7) Fantasy (4) (Advanced 2/4) Calm (4) (Advanced 1/4) Stork (3) (Advanced 1/3) ZerO (3) (Advanced 1/3) Hydra (2) (Advanced 1/2) Kwanro (2) (Advanced 1/2) free (2) (Advanced 0/2) Kal (2) (Advanced 0/2) EffOrt (1) (Advanced 1/1) great (1) (Advanced 1/1) JangBi (1) (Advanced 1/1) Luxury (1) (Advanced 1/1) Movie (1) (Advanced 1/1) YellOw[ArnC] (1) (Advanced 1/1) Bisu (1) (Advanced 0/1) by.hero (1) (Advanced 0/1) Iris (1) (Advanced 0/1) Light (1) (Advanced 0/1) Modesty (1) (Advanced 0/1) Pure (1) (Advanced 0/1) Shine (1) (Advanced 0/1) type-b (1) (Advanced 0/1) Finals Appearances 26 Available Spots Zerg: 12 Spots / 7 Players Terran: 9 Spots / 2 Players Protoss: 5 Spots / 5 Players + Show Spoiler + Titles Flash - 5 Jaedong - 3 Calm - 1 EffOrt - 1 Fantasy - 1 Hydra - 1 Luxury - 1 | ||
Essbee
Canada2371 Posts
June 16 2011 19:03 GMT
#3756
On June 17 2011 03:48 Mumei wrote: Show nested quote + On June 17 2011 02:44 Essbee wrote:This is actually damn interesting, thanks a lot for sharing! Thanks! Here are the lists. They're ranked by appearances first, then number of times they advanced, then alphabetically: Quarterfinals Appearances 104 Available Spots Zerg: 43 Spots / 15 Players Terran: 36 Spots / 16 Players Protoss: 25 Spots / 11 Players + Show Spoiler + Jaedong (10) (Advanced 9/10) ZerO (8) (Advanced 3/8) Flash (7) (Advanced 7/7) Calm (7) (Advanced 4/7) Stork (7) (Advanced 3/7) Fantasy (4) (Advanced 4/4) Kal (4) (Advanced 2/4) Leta (4) (Adanced 0/4) EffOrt (3) (Advanced 1/3) fOrGG (3) (Advanced 0/3) free (2) (Advanced 2/2) Hydra (2) (Advanced 2/2) Kwanro (2) (Advanced 2/2) Bisu (2) (Advanced 1/2) great (2) (Advanced 1/2) Light (2) (Advanced 1/2) Luxury (2) (Advanced 1/2) Movie (2) (Advanced 1/2) Pure (2) (Advanced 1/2) Best (2) (Advanced 0/2) Canata (2) (Advanced 0/2) HiyA (2) (Advanced 0/2) Hwasin (2) (Advanced 0/2) Mind (2) Advanced 0/2) Sea (2) (Advanced 0/2) by.hero (1) (Advanced 1/1) Iris (1) (Advanced 1/1) JangBi (1) (Advanced 1/1) Modesty (1) (Advanced 1) Shine (1) (Advanced 1/1) type-b (1) (Advanced (1/1) YellOw[ArnC] (1) (Advanced 1/1) Action (1) (Advanced 0/1) BaBy (1) (Advanced 0/1) go.go (1) (Advanced 0/1) Grape (1) (Advanced 0/1) Midas (1) (Advanced 0/1) MVP (1) (Advanced 0/1) NaDa (1) (Advanced 0/1) sAviOr (1) (Advanced 0/1) Snow (1) (Advanced 0/1) Stats (1) (Advanced 0/1) Semifinals Appearances 52 Available Spots Zerg - 28 Spots / 13 Players Terran - 13 Spots / 4 Players Protoss - 11 Spots / 7 Players + Show Spoiler + Jaedong (9) (Advanced 6/9) Flash (7) (Advanced 7/7) Fantasy (4) (Advanced 2/4) Calm (4) (Advanced 1/4) Stork (3) (Advanced 1/3) ZerO (3) (Advanced 1/3) Hydra (2) (Advanced 1/2) Kwanro (2) (Advanced 1/2) free (2) (Advanced 0/2) Kal (2) (Advanced 0/2) EffOrt (1) (Advanced 1/1) great (1) (Advanced 1/1) JangBi (1) (Advanced 1/1) Luxury (1) (Advanced 1/1) Movie (1) (Advanced 1/1) YellOw[ArnC] (1) (Advanced 1/1) Bisu (1) (Advanced 0/1) by.hero (1) (Advanced 0/1) Iris (1) (Advanced 0/1) Light (1) (Advanced 0/1) Modesty (1) (Advanced 0/1) Pure (1) (Advanced 0/1) Shine (1) (Advanced 0/1) type-b (1) (Advanced 0/1) Finals Appearances 26 Available Spots Zerg: 12 Spots / 7 Players Terran: 9 Spots / 2 Players Protoss: 5 Spots / 5 Players + Show Spoiler + Titles Flash - 5 Jaedong - 3 Calm - 1 EffOrt - 1 Fantasy - 1 Hydra - 1 Luxury - 1 So from the beginning of 2009 until today: Zergs have 7 titles, Terran 6 and Protoss 0. Interesting. Also the list of quarterfinalists is quite surprising. There are a lot of players there that I would have never thought they would have been on that list. Thanks again. | ||
GolemMadness
Canada11044 Posts
June 16 2011 19:28 GMT
#3757
On June 17 2011 01:16 dibbaN wrote: Fun fact: Ro32 Group D thread had both more viewers and posts. Also: Those games were more exciting and intense. Worst final ever (even with badge considered). Pretty sure that last year's final was a lot worse (it had 59 pages). | ||
Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
June 16 2011 20:01 GMT
#3758
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purpose
Sweden1017 Posts
June 16 2011 20:30 GMT
#3759
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ffreakk
Singapore2155 Posts
June 16 2011 20:59 GMT
#3760
On June 17 2011 05:30 purpose wrote: Can anyone really say that protoss is equally balanced as terran and zerg? 0 titles say it all, 1 apperance in final also. It cant just be that all players who play protoss choke when it matters, thats just impossible. I would like to believe that it is the case That the Protoss race is equally powerful, only waiting for our | ||
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