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| but on the other 2 games F91 totally owned him ;) |
| #1 THANKS FOR SPOILER |
| you are very welcome ;) |
| link #1? |
| www.fnatic.com you can dl it there |
| 2 dont read comments if you dont want spoilers idiot |
| #1 totally agree |
| The game on blue storm was much better |
| one of the best games this year. For me its RR. I was not able to say how wins up to the last minut. There was aktion in every minut of the game specualy the last 15 minuts. |
| storm ftw! boom 30 lings dead yay! -_-''! ¬¬ |
| Myb this will sound retarded but every game where Toss win Zerg is not RR -.- Even if ZERG is much better toss can win with only HTs and Reavers... -.- 2 HTs...4 storms....50 zerglings and 10 hydras dead...and then 2 HTs make 1 archon which kills another 20 zergling -.- YEY.... |
| #11 that's why u play dota bye bye |
| lol a dota nerdling |
| I actualy play dota, but i play starcraft 2...sry but its true...Storms are imba... And btw #12 you play Toss so why am i not suprised for you comment -.- |
storms are just as imba as ultralisks  go play dota |
| i think game 3 is much better than this too |
| there is still an advantige for zerg in my opinion. The fact that there so mutch action is it, not that the protoss won ;) |
| This is over-rated. The beginning was interesting with F91 putting the pressure on by harassing, but then F91 decided that playing good isn't necessary, so instead he decided to JUST WIN, which resulted in mass zerglings + attack-move for the rest of the game. Deiven, on the other hand, never failed to play smart and conservative, and he remained non-challant throughout the whole game. 6/10. |
| polish = chobos |
| #12 ROFL |
| POL > ALL |
| #17 yea i agree |
| i love good pvz's mmm ;p |
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