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On November 15 2010 17:29 Cyber_Cheese wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2010 17:17 Wasteweiser wrote:On November 15 2010 17:11 Firereaver wrote:On November 15 2010 17:07 Cyber_Cheese wrote:
im not really a nada fan anyway, so this comes as good news
id like to see less of the old second rate bw players and more new talent in the gsl anyway Aw NO SON you didn't!! Did you just imply the most successful player in BW was a second rate player! Nice troll! SCREW YOUR STUPID OPINIONS! I'm so angry I'm scared I might say things that will def get me banned... So i'm off to PM you.... I'm sure you're feeling real good that your trolling gotta a response... You really got to stop taking things personally, makes you look pathetic. you should have seen the pm, pathetic fanboy indeed... at any rate, im now really looking forward to seeing JSL play
This is Copy-paste of a post I made on another thread:
To be a fan of Nada is like falling in love. I remeber crying when he lost SL in 2007... Nada was who got me and my friends interested in BW back in 2004 when none of us knew about TL. I was SOOO happy when he announced his coming to SC2. If you've never felt something like that I cant explain it.
Hence the statement pathetic fanboy comes across as oxymoronic to me atleast when we're talkin about Nada.
@Kojinshugi: Yeah, I guess I got a bit too "involved" in it!
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right now the game is so fucking volatile, even the best players can be caught off guard with a well executed timing push it seems. just glad tester and nada will be around for the future S-class season.
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Damn that really sucks  Maybe he can practice hard with less stress for now. Big picture!
Nada body fighting!
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Major bummer.
I was looking forward to seeing more of his matches.
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this is unfortunate. I thought his series against that zerg in the r016? was awesome, really showed his ability to keep up with zerg macro mid-late game and he had nice marine splits and tank pushes. However he still has code S which is what everyone wants anyways.
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Wow, the fact that it was a TvT makes me REALLY curious what builds his opponent used - because I simply can NOT believe nada would lose 2 straight up TvT macro-battles in a row in prelims. I mean, maybe it was the next foxer, but cmon what are the odds?
Maybe there is a new TvT style evolving?
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Come on this is nada, you know his opponet probably did some kind of proxy rax all-in, and happened to pull it off. That he took 2 games is very unusual, but my guess is it was cheese (prob two diffrent kinds). I dont think many (but some) people can take a long macro game vr nada atm.
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Artosis Dan Stemkoski
just found out jslzenith, the guy who beat nada, wax joker gamei...wow!
Who is JokeR
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DAMNIT, nada had some sexy ass potential here -_-
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This saddens me. NaDa was so fun to watch, and always made for cute fangirls in the audience. Oh well... He'll make it next time! Also-- ZeNEX is a team name, so maybe we'll get an update on who he lost to ?
Edit: Looks like he lost to  JokeR
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nah im glad to see JSL advance, he is a strong player and may the best win
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Quite dissapointed but he just played so badly against BoxeR in the round of 8 last GSL so I'm wondering if he's just hit a wall with his gameplay. But at least he has S Class so you know he's going to practice really insanely hard for the 2011 GSL's. I wouldn't be surprised at all if he didn't win one tournament next year.
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No NaDa in GSL3? </3
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Aah it is really disappointing to hear this sad news but I'm sure he will be more stronger and will throw everything out in 2011!
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Good. I want to see good players in GSL 3, and not the top hyped ones.
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And this is why code-s exists. At GSL all players are good, so if you make a mistake you're out. Seeding the really good players who earned their right by winning is a good idea and will make sure they won't be eliminated in gsl proper.
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On November 15 2010 17:38 JeanLuc wrote:
right now the game is so fucking volatile, even the best players can be caught off guard with a well executed timing push it seems. just glad tester and nada will be around for the future S-class season.
If you paid the slightest attention you would know that the awesome Tester got knocked out last prelims, ergo he did not gain S class since he didn't even get to RO64! Let us hope he does this time, friend!
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It sad to see nada not qualifying but dam, the level of play in the GSL is so high. So many really good player (nada, inca, ensnare, TOP) didn't qualify for GSL3. More upset to go in the second day.
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On November 15 2010 21:32 Rawenkeke wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2010 17:38 JeanLuc wrote:
right now the game is so fucking volatile, even the best players can be caught off guard with a well executed timing push it seems. just glad tester and nada will be around for the future S-class season. If you paid the slightest attention you would know that the awesome Tester got knocked out last prelims, ergo he did not gain S class since he didn't even get to RO64! Let us hope he does this time, friend!
He's already S-Class from his ro8 in GSL 1.
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On November 15 2010 21:32 Rawenkeke wrote:Show nested quote +On November 15 2010 17:38 JeanLuc wrote:
right now the game is so fucking volatile, even the best players can be caught off guard with a well executed timing push it seems. just glad tester and nada will be around for the future S-class season. If you paid the slightest attention you would know that the awesome Tester got knocked out last prelims, ergo he did not gain S class since he didn't even get to RO64! Let us hope he does this time, friend!
He made Ro8 in GSL1, he has S Class. Maybe you should pay attention.
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