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Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Mogwai » Tue Dec 18, 2012 4:23 pm

So i was going through some of my saved recordings from the past and thought, damn.
must have missed a ton of them my self, and maybe you did to.
Let´s share them, nail biters and one sided brutal one´s alike.


This one is a classic in my opinion. Senator, Why?, Mike and Ace all in one game!
All very strong players, but witch team pulls the shortest straw?!

Ace2v2Ladder-2009-01-04.15.52.dcrec


And there is the nail biter, Ace Rimmer versus myself. Pretty much anyones game thorugh out!

DEFCONWarCup1-2009-04-02.21.45.27.dcrec
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Postby 47 » Tue Dec 18, 2012 5:21 pm

niceeee
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Postby A8U51V3 M0TH » Tue Dec 18, 2012 11:19 pm

I watched the first one and then ragequitted because it was too sick.
i know i should not
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby trickser » Fri Dec 06, 2013 4:17 pm

About the rus|Mike + Ace Rimmer vs Senator + Why? game:

New link: http://sfcon.demoszenen.de/dcrec/legacy ... 5.52.dcrec

To my knowledge it was the first 2v2 game with a massiv double team strategie. Therefor I rate it quite important for Defcon play style history. But it still makes me mad to see me on the losing end of that achievement.

But I have found a nice counter weight to it:
Ace Rimmer + rus|Mike vs Nightwatch + Senator as
Na + Sa vs Eu + AS

http://sfcon.demoszenen.de/dcrec/2011-0 ... _15.28.zip
Mike + Rimmer did go for a double on EU Nightwatch. And they were so sure about the outcome of this, their arrogance skyrocketed. We could take advantage of it by a delay + surprice strategie. After all that pretext the outcome is pretty clear, still worth a watch.
It amuses me in retrospective how hysteric my chat is, guess the game meant much to me.
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby nuclear cocaine » Fri Dec 06, 2013 4:49 pm

Woooow awesome :) This is why we play daily epic games :) trying to recreate something timeless like the double team own I just seen :) thanks senator :)
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby nuclear cocaine » Sat Dec 07, 2013 2:12 am

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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby jon » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:18 pm

Just watched the first match. Pretty brutal from yellow.

Thanks for putting the link up again sen. I always remember Mike as unbeatable but it appears he is just v v v good ;)
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Noryb » Mon Dec 09, 2013 6:05 am

jon wrote:Just watched the first match. Pretty brutal from yellow.

Thanks for putting the link up again sen. I always remember Mike as unbeatable but it appears he is just v v v good ;)


Yeah, it was merciless. There isn't anyone around nowadays who plays with that classic Ace "all in" style.

It guess it's an interesting match from a historical perspective, and it was almost five years ago, but the play style looks a lot like "modern" defcon. The only big difference I saw was that Mike didn't seem to know the fighter trick. I would be interested in seeing really early games, where people were still figuring out how things worked. For instance, there must have been a time that spreading silos was a perfectly legitimate deployment strategy. People must have been amazed the first time they saw packed shots. Seeing that game would be nice.
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Nightwatch » Mon Dec 09, 2013 10:03 am

Acutally silos clusters were common very early on, way before most other tactics were established.
Good times, the match with Senator against Ace and rusMike definiteley was one of my favorite moments at Defcon. But its surpassed by the Fall of MOR aka the Slaying of BOR, a game with me (Africa) and seii (Russia) against Blackbeard (NA) and the unstoppable MOR (SA). Mor dominated Defcon back then and it was next to impossible to beat him.
A poem of the story of the fall can be found here:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7513&start=25 :wink:
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Zorotama » Mon Dec 09, 2013 11:06 am

@nighty

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

@noryb

I think spread silos could be fine also today in some special occasions. About instafighters..yes, before hitheredoggyhooru noone used it.

@senator

In that game you and why? could have won and you was the mvp of the match.
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Blackbeard » Mon Dec 09, 2013 11:45 am

Nightwatch wrote:Acutally silos clusters were common very early on, way before most other tactics were established.
Good times, the match with Senator against Ace and rusMike definiteley was one of my favorite moments at Defcon. But its surpassed by the Fall of MOR aka the Slaying of BOR, a game with me (Africa) and seii (Russia) against Blackbeard (NA) and the unstoppable MOR (SA). Mor dominated Defcon back then and it was next to impossible to beat him.
A poem of the story of the fall can be found here:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7513&start=25 :wink:


MOR should've just played on his own with a double territory. Would have won every game like that :mrgreen: .
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby jon » Mon Dec 09, 2013 1:59 pm

Nightwatch wrote:Acutally silos clusters were common very early on, way before most other tactics were established.
Good times, the match with Senator against Ace and rusMike definiteley was one of my favorite moments at Defcon. But its surpassed by the Fall of MOR aka the Slaying of BOR, a game with me (Africa) and seii (Russia) against Blackbeard (NA) and the unstoppable MOR (SA). Mor dominated Defcon back then and it was next to impossible to beat him.
A poem of the story of the fall can be found here:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=7513&start=25 :wink:


Thank you, sir. I had no idea MOR was the best player in defcon for a period (obv I knew he was good).
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Zorotama » Mon Dec 09, 2013 4:55 pm

@jon

MOR is not the best for a period. MOR is simply the best defcon player ever.

@mvpe

Hahahha...I replyed to your post but you deleted it.

Anyway It is properly that recording. But yesterday as today I think that Senator was the best in it. I personally learned a lot in that day and I think that Ace/mike strategy worked but it was not the right one (today wouldn't work). With a different silos launch and a different indic action by Why? the end game could been different.

Anyway, I took thousands of shots in that moment..hehehe...it was an historic match and thanks Senator to post it again.
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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby tllotpfkamvpe » Mon Dec 09, 2013 5:35 pm

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Re: Awesome matches of the past.

Postby Endless » Mon Dec 09, 2013 10:31 pm

Zorotama wrote:@jon

MOR is not the best for a period. MOR is simply the best defcon player ever.



My alias isn't MOR

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