Oaki_Duke made a post on esr about this http://www.esreality.com/post/2367541/ultimat...ollection/ this contains all of the above demos you may be looking for

have fun looking through them

thanks for the link. i will check these out.

rapha
cooller

i'll write some of the most famous.

controlling the entire map for the entire game and winning -> it's very easy to find games that way.
IEM 2010 dm13 cooller - rapha comes to mind for example.
the UGC dm13 Rapha-Cypher if i'm not mistaken.
(both flawless games more as much as possible in terms of how to control the map, when to push and how hard to push)

playing out of control for much of the game and staying alive/winning (cypher vs. rapha on dm13 from quakecon comes to mind) - this is A LOT harder to see

IEM dubai quarterfinals Cypher-DaHang DM6. Just so cool to watch :D. The famous air-rockets game for Cypher, he was a walking fragmovie that tourney.
2010 QCon finals, Cypher-Coller Aerowalk (You'll find only the spectpov). Simply legendary and you probably already know it.
2012 QCon finals Cypher-DaHang T7. Less spectacular, DaHang kinda choked under the pressure and was really shaky.
2012 DHW semis Cypher-evil DM13. Just an amazing display of how and where to place yourself and your defensive rockets not to get rushed.
(lesser known game i watched not long ago. On K1llsen's twitch chan there's a cool defensive Aerowalk game in one of the 125 semis against cooller. Nice defensive rockets)

This reminds me that nowadays you just won't see a good defensive game because streamers pretty much stick to cg_followkiller nomatterwhat :\


playing out of control and then gaining and maintaining control - this happens VERY often too.
Famous "IEM classics", also from 2010 IEM finals, Rapha-Cooller on DM6 for example.
IEM dubai groupstages Cypher-Strenx DM6 comeback is anotherone.

A lot of Rapha-Cooller matches fit both these last two categories: low scoring games with a lot of tactics around the stack and position involved, Cooller mostly in control by 50 to 100 hp\armor but rapha comes out on top in the end.

If you are looking for something less famous i'll add something :p

thanks! this is great, exactly what i'm looking for. about cooller: his style seems totally dependent on resource control, and that any mistake he makes can change the entire dynamic of the match if playing against a clever opponent. it also seems that he can be surprised and upset by +forward and combat. his play is like a tightrope walker, where the slightest wind can tip him.

it was maybe.
Since he came back from "retirement" the consistency of his aim has skyrocketed.
Looking at old demos only would make you think K1llsen isn't THAT good of an aimer or Strenx's mental game is really limited, while they improved massivly in those areas.

Anyway on various degrees you can say those same exact words for lots of quakers :DDDD in a way or another playing the items is the core of the game, you have always small room for errors and +fwrd aimers make everyone rage :D


PS: I think the Rapha-Cypher dm13 game i meant was DHS 2012 finals one probably, not the UGC. Not 100% sure so check out QCon 2010 Cooller DM13 game against Cypher very cool and not hard to understand as well.

Other +back-barelysave-ur-ass games i remembered by different players:
CZM qcon 2011, Ro16 aerowalk vs Spartie, Ro8 DM13 vs DaHang.
Pavel DHS 2012 Ro8 ZTN vs Cypher. I could go on for a while :P

dahang cypher qcon 2012 final t7 one of the best matches I've ever seen.

vo0 tox dismemberment faceit legends cup

sc00t vs dkt the whole 5 mapper DHW 2012