**** Original Starcraft 2 Thread ****
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"They use the lunar year. When you're born, it is your first year of life, hence making you 1. Your first birthday marks the start of the second year of your life, making you 2."
Ok so he's 15 in korean age and 16 everywhere else.
17 in korean, they're +1 if they count you as 1 straight off.
Yeah, retard moment.
Naniwa is such an odd character. Not sure if he's just shy or that's just how he is.
There wasn't room for the social interaction protocols when they programmed him.
Naniwa is such an odd character. Not sure if he's just shy or that's just how he is.
I think that's just how he is, he doesn't try to put on a show, he's just there to win and make money and that's it for him.
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didnt see the final but saw Leenock destroy HuK which was pure lol worthy.
I cant believe how he held that when Huk was warping in + voids , mental. HuK looked like he was gonna cry lmao.
Hypro also did really well, that game with all the Ultralisks was crazy cool, but stupid (really zerglings vs tanks and thors???hmmm), shame he didnt win
I cant believe how he held that when Huk was warping in + voids , mental. HuK looked like he was gonna cry lmao.
Hypro also did really well, that game with all the Ultralisks was crazy cool, but stupid (really zerglings vs tanks and thors???hmmm), shame he didnt win
Still don't see why people call a timing attack cheese when Zerg does it, but when Terran or Protoss do it, it's a timing attack.
When Zerg pushes out early with a small group of Roaches, it's "cheesing", it's an "all in".
When Terran pushes out early with a group of Marines or Hellions, it's "applying pressure", "harassment" or a "timing attack".
When Protoss pushes out early with a group of Stalkers/Zealots, it's "2/3/4 gate pressure".
Why the bias?
Leenock did one cheesy build with the really early pool, but that wasn't even cheesy really. He used it to apply a bit of early pressure to a guy who takes liberties with early expanding. He'd seen better players than him get slaughtered by the expand strategy Naniwa was using when they played conventional Zerg style, so he changed it up.
Zerg are allowed to have some aggressive builds too, not just Terran or Protoss.
The cheesiest thing done all tournament was the Cannon Rush by Naniwa on NesTea, but people weren't saying that was cheese were they, they were just praising him for it.
Leenock outplayed Naniwa and deserved to win.
Pretty nice moment!
When Zerg pushes out early with a small group of Roaches, it's "cheesing", it's an "all in".
When Terran pushes out early with a group of Marines or Hellions, it's "applying pressure", "harassment" or a "timing attack".
When Protoss pushes out early with a group of Stalkers/Zealots, it's "2/3/4 gate pressure".
Why the bias?
Leenock did one cheesy build with the really early pool, but that wasn't even cheesy really. He used it to apply a bit of early pressure to a guy who takes liberties with early expanding. He'd seen better players than him get slaughtered by the expand strategy Naniwa was using when they played conventional Zerg style, so he changed it up.
Zerg are allowed to have some aggressive builds too, not just Terran or Protoss.
The cheesiest thing done all tournament was the Cannon Rush by Naniwa on NesTea, but people weren't saying that was cheese were they, they were just praising him for it.
Leenock outplayed Naniwa and deserved to win.
Pretty nice moment!