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Synergysc
United States25 Posts
On July 19 2014 15:13 Gako wrote: It continues to amaze me a player who never learns could become that good at starcraft. Maybe because he gave up everything to become that great of a player. Regardless of how you feel about his personality, you can't help but respect him for the insane dedication he had for the game | ||
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Quixotic_tv
Germany129 Posts
since I never met him, as well as nearly all ppl here. But I do think that on one hand he created a lot of drama that wasn't necessary. And on the other hand I think he doesn't need to justify himself that often, because that makes me feel that he actually cares if people do hate him. All in all he was one of the best players with a huge influence to the game, and that's what counts. Cheers to Naniwa, I enjoyed your shots you fired on twitter as well as your excellent play. | ||
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radscorpion9
Canada2244 Posts
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Cassalina
United States65 Posts
not sure there's anyone or anything to blame, but the feeling i get from naniwa is the direction balance/units are going in. it just doesn't feel or seem like a true classical RTS game... i'm not gonna place my opinion on this matter, as it's irrelevant to the topic, but i do miss naniwa, and i kind of feel what he's going through...it's got to be heartbreaking to not have the game evolve the way you would like it to...and i know he's just one person, and the world doesn't revolve around him, but i'm sure we can all agree with him on some level that the game has definately had its dull moments, and the current evolution of the meta is just not "fixing" any of the major issues a lot of pros bring up. david kim is a smart guy, and i hope he'll continue to be open minded for the duration of HotS and into LotV. LotV will have high high high expectations from a lot of players...pro and casual alike. stay in touch nani, and please give LotV a chance...even if it's not for pro gaming, i think you bring a lot to the table. | ||
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stubzi
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DookuSc2
Canada7 Posts
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zalem95
Peru152 Posts
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SpunXtain20
Australia551 Posts
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nimdil
Poland3015 Posts
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thekoalaz
United States99 Posts
On July 18 2014 01:58 Naniwa wrote: I am still the guy who loved / loves starcraft more than anyone else considering the amount of time and effort i put into the game . So true. Don't listen to those haters that haven't even loved a single thing as much as you have. GGGL! | ||
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JacobShock
Denmark2484 Posts
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zenule
Romania2 Posts
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Goibon
New Zealand8182 Posts
GL with whatever it is you're doing or will do. You were one of my favourites, and every stupid Naniwa drama that happened, while it would never have happened to me how it did, i always had massive empathy for your situations. And more often than not they exposed some abject stupidity within the scene. | ||
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nonlamer
Thailand115 Posts
Naniwa, thank you for everything you have done for SC2 scene. I wish you all the very best for the future. | ||
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Yoshi Kirishima
United States9358 Posts
I hope that you might come back one day, but thanks for all the practice and games you showed, it was really entertaining seeing you take down koreans, and I can only imagine how hard you must have trained! | ||
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Hassan_RO
Romania72 Posts
On July 19 2014 07:17 Faust852 wrote: Toxic is a word that is not really ban-worthy. And what did he really do for the scene ? Ok, he was the best foreigner for a while. But that's irrelevent, he was good at the begining but so was idra, jinro, White-ra or Dimaga. Then Stephano came, and took the title for more than a year, by far. Then Nani did some kind of comeback, but in the meantime Stephano was still the best foreigner, Lucifron was on fire and Scarlet was rising. He did nothing that had a big impact on the scene but being an asshole to others players and fans. I can take idra as an other exemple. Look; noone even talk about him anymore but he was like the biggest symbol of sc2 at his time. Agreed with the 852 guy above (with 2000 posts no less!) Sincerely good riddance, good luck on what you do next. There are lots of new, rising young players who can carry the foreigner torch without being so BM. I will admit i suppported you for awhile, with a bent heart, even after the probe rush incident, but you just kept going on and on witht he BM. Imho the SC2 community doesn't need Idras or Naniwas to keep it alive. We get enough excitement from Korean no-names leaving their code B and crushing tournaments at their first try (hello Sascri, Pigbaby,.........). And we have enough drama with WCS AM and WCS EU being...welll...anything but American or European. We have plenty of things to debate and argue over, without having our foreigner hope be a....Naniwa. So once again good riddance and i hope to NOT see you back. | ||
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FreDMouL
France59 Posts
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iamkaokao
107 Posts
Things like " my team forced me to play" is one of the biggest problems i see in esports.. and specialy foreigns.. " despite of the time dedicated by the players " the big majority of them.. dont know or understend what to be a profesional means.. not only the way they act and speak to public.. there is soo many examples and comments iv heard everyday from progamers. Trust me i understand how hard it is to be at the highest lvl in a game like sc2.. i respect it like nothing else.. but watching how players like dongraegu.. taeja. stephano. or many others.. saying things in interviews like "im not even practicing now" "im bored of the game" "i think i will quit , i dont enjoy it anymore" "i will try my best the next tourney but if i dont win i will consider retiring" All this is true..as it is in any job.. and much worse.. probably but its like saying you cant wake up early on to go to work.. because you are tired.. ..what does the sponsors or people think about esports after listening to this kind of stuff? people retiring and coming back after 2 months.. people trash talking their own team or game... in public interviews.. how can you expect it to be better? to get more sponsors and money? or grow if everyplayer has this attitude... At least this is how it looks.. i do respect naniwa as a player.. and wish him the best tho.. but will face this problem in any job you get.. unfortunately.. | ||
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Frogstomp
United States13 Posts
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Mekare
Germany377 Posts
Whatever you choose to do, I wish you all the best, success and happiness. Thanks for everything <3 | ||
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