TheLittleOne must not be sane!!

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Bowser

Tribe of Judah StarCraft Series Chapter Leader
I love TLO, he's probably my favorite player. He is the craziest semi-pro I've ever seen. He comes up with strategies that just make you wonder what's going on in his head. TLO definitely brings the fun to competitive matches.

When I saw his latest match against Sen I could not stop laughing. He is so original, but uses strategies that usually make a lot of sense (even if only after some contemplation).

http://www.youtube.com/user/HDstarcraft#p/u/0/W6MBcPE30qQ
 
I know! game 3 & 4 was not his best work. He has crazy good micro. I think he just underestimated his opponent cause of the first game in the series.

Edit: Wow just saw game 5! EPIC!!!!!!!!! I've also started to use more battlecruisers, Ive been watching my own replays, and notice that I stop making scv's too soon, since then i've been working on it, and have been getting alot better, IMO...
 
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http://www.youtube.com/user/HDstarcraft#p/u/2/C0HTd6_Qbx0

game 6

my remarks on game 3:
I think tlo would have won if 2 things were different; you'll notice that sen had a zergling at the middle of the map when tlo moved out, which spotted him. sen started building zerglings immediately after that. also, if tlo had attacked the drones instead of the hatchery I think that would have changed the outcome too.
 
One thing I'd like to note that you can kind of see in all of these series.

I watched a discussion between Artosis and Tasteless today (the video was like a year old) that discussed the different playstyles and abilities of Korean and US/EU gamers.

Asian gamers, in general, tend to be very mechanic, whereas US/EU gamers tend to be very creative, and more fluid. You can definitely see that style when watching Artosis (american), DeMuslim (a brit), and TLO (don't remember), who are arguably some of the most creative players in the game. One of the points made in the Artosis/Tasteless video was that non-Korean top-players are not that far behind top-Koreans. In fact, they made the point that several EU/NA players are good contenders against many of the top Koreans. The gap isn't quite as big as many people believe. That's somewhat encouraging to hear, but at the same time a little disconcerting as it kind of re-affirms my suspicions at just how "messed up" (my words) the Korean StarCraft scene is.
 
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