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My [ReD]NaDa Broodwar Memories - Page 3
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Keone
United States812 Posts
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7mk
Germany10157 Posts
thanks anyways, nice thread, this can become the nada worshipping thread where people actually talk about his skill and his games, not just his body =) | ||
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Mortality
United States4790 Posts
I believe the medic wall game was the 1st game of the MSL finals. Back then MSL was double elimination and NaDa had already faced Gorush in the Winner's Bracket finals and won 3-2. Then he faced Gorush in the Finals and lost 4-2 in games (so effectively 4-3 in score because he was WB champ). The next games NaDa would play would also be against Gorush, this time in the IOPS OSL semifinals where Gorush started the series up 2-0 and initially had the advantage in the third game, but NaDa turned things around for a reverse sweep before sweeping July in the finals. In a very short period of only about a month these two faced each other 16 times. Regarding Savior: the first time I noticed Savior was when he defeated NaDa on Luna in the group stage of MSL, I think Uzoo MSL. It was a one-sided curb stomp, but most people still considered Savior a one match wonder at the time (ZvP), which in hindsight is one of the most ludicrous things I have ever heard. As Savior rose to complete dominance, CJ started featuring him as the main star of their Superfight events, which featured Savior demolishing players like Boxer, Oov and NaDa. Ultimately, NaDa became the first Terran to defeat Savior in a Bo5 when they met in OGN Masters. So lots of history there. You can almost identify top players by the rivalries they had with NaDa. He was that much of a staple of elite Starcraft play over such a long time. | ||
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bubblegumbo
Taiwan1296 Posts
I hope he comes back to esports after the military even if it's just to be a coach or commentator. | ||
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dr.shrinker
Norway369 Posts
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Szgk
Poland112 Posts
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radadaundandan
Bulgaria3148 Posts
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[DUF]MethodMan
Germany1716 Posts
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city42
1656 Posts
I was never a fan, but it's impossible not to respect Nada for his achievements. No one else played at such a high level for so long a period of time. What a legend. | ||
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nanaoei
3358 Posts
whenever he would play, i would sense all of his confidence and charisma; nothing ever came down to just his play. i'm sure that most people would see how he would hold his mouse and want to copy his very existence in the world of BW--all while feeling his achievements. it honestly is hard for a word to take a large hold in your life, but when NaDa went into GSL it instantly became nail-biting because it was nada. that word became a tag for him, and a term for greatness since the earliest days. | ||
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Mortality
United States4790 Posts
quality is not great unfortunately... | ||
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CPTBadAss
United States594 Posts
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