JayPowerSC2

Hi ATP. I'm here to present you my new weekly report "Protoss Games You Must See". An article on the best Protoss games of the week.

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To learn from:

KT.Zest vs JinAir.Maru (2014 ProLeague Playoffs Match 2 Set 5, 28 July) VOD

This is textbook PvT from start to finish. Even though Zest won WCS korea season 1 off his solid PvP and PvZ, this match shows that he is all around top caliber player and one of the best (if not the best) protosses for sure.

http://i.imgur.com/Rfe4ZwI.jpg

"Great time to attack"

JinAir.sOs vs KT.FlaSh (2014 ProLeague Playoffs Match 3 Set 1, 27 July) [VOD](https://www.yout

hi r/starcraft. I'm curious about your opinion about player statistics used in tournament, more specifically WCS EU & NA.

I'm personally getting a bit bored by the same "Player X is 5-3 on map Y compared to Player Z being 4-2" or simple head-to-head "Protoss Player X is 60% in PvZ while Zerg player Y is 55%". I'm not saying these statistics are irrelevant, I just think there may be other statistics that create a more interesting pre-game discussion.

Some examples off the top of my head (Please keep in mind that these are just my suggestions, I understand some of them would require a lot of time to gather and may not be as interesting):

• Average game length

• Average amount of nexi

With the Acer TeamStory Cup finals coming up I was wondering why teams / team league organizers let their players travel to germany just to play 1 (if acer wins 2) BO9('s).

Last TeamStory Cup finals I could kind of understand it because it was the top 4 team at the offline finals. Every team would have to play at least 2 BO9's and it was a 2-day event full of sc2 matches.

With that being said, I don't see why they would not try to partner with Dreamhack or IEM (or any other offline sc2 tournament). A clanwar usually would only take about 2-4 hours. If they would cut it to a bo7 or proleague format I'm sure it could fit within 3 hours.

I think it would be worth it for tournament to sched