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On September 01 2012 16:37 WindWolf wrote:
Compared to Mana (Who got into the group of death), NaNiwa got an easy group. But on the other hand Code S isn't easy, but NaNiwa can do it!
Naniwa's group is definitely harder imo. Naniwa either has to beat the best PvP player in the world or win against a really high level zerg known for picking apart players strategies AND in Naniwa's worst matchup. Mana plays his best matchup 3 times against 2 players who are fairly bad at it and it's even Taeja's worst matchup. Mana has a much higher chance of advancing imo.
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On September 02 2012 17:45 Yonnua wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2012 16:37 WindWolf wrote:
Compared to Mana (Who got into the group of death), NaNiwa got an easy group. But on the other hand Code S isn't easy, but NaNiwa can do it! Naniwa's group is definitely harder imo. Naniwa either has to beat the best PvP player in the world or win against a really high level zerg known for picking apart players strategies AND in Naniwa's worst matchup. Mana plays his best matchup 3 times against 2 players who are fairly bad at it and it's even Taeja's worst matchup. Mana has a much higher chance of advancing imo.
I don't think so; Mvp and Taeja are two players most people expect to see in the top 8 and even though MMA has fallen from the spotlight throughout the year he's going to be really scary if he plays like he did at, for example, Iron Squid. Comparing MU:s is difficult considering Mana has mostly been playing vs European opponents while the three Korean Terrans in his group have mostly been playing other Koreans. If you look at the international winrates for the Korean players, Mvp has over 70 % winrate vs Toss, Taeja has around 66 % and MMA has just slightly over 73 % (!). It's neither player's worst match-up.
Don't get me wrong, Naniwas group isn't easy either, but it's probably the best he could hope for (save for a group with no Zergs).
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On September 02 2012 17:45 Yonnua wrote:Show nested quote +On September 01 2012 16:37 WindWolf wrote:
Compared to Mana (Who got into the group of death), NaNiwa got an easy group. But on the other hand Code S isn't easy, but NaNiwa can do it! Naniwa's group is definitely harder imo. Naniwa either has to beat the best PvP player in the world or win against a really high level zerg known for picking apart players strategies AND in Naniwa's worst matchup. Mana plays his best matchup 3 times against 2 players who are fairly bad at it and it's even Taeja's worst matchup. Mana has a much higher chance of advancing imo.
TaeJa says his best matchup is TvP.
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can't wait! :D i do think NaNi has better chance to advance than MaNa though. However it will of course be hard
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Wow, just checked Nani grup... always cheering for him but he is likely to losse here imo.
I don't think in the current state of PVZ for him/all tosses he really stands a chance against Sniper, vs Heart its hard to say but i think its a little bit in favour of Nani and Squirtle is really good pvper... than again, naniwa has shown us that he can win with smaller armies and wrost upgrades via superb micro and unit slection in late game pvp + he is also a micro beast with stalkers/immortals.
So here's to Naniwa, hope he wins his group once again !
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I think Naniwa has a really good chance of taking it. I'd be surprised if he didn't advance.
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Apparently NaNiwa got invited to NASL 4! Replacing CrazyMoving.
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 thanks for support guys! ill be sure to go to canada and advance in gsl im confident
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On September 02 2012 22:45 Khaldor wrote: thanks for support guys! ill be sure to go to canada and advance in gsl im confident
Hehe, forgot to log into your own account? ; )
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On September 02 2012 22:45 Khaldor wrote: thanks for support guys! ill be sure to go to canada and advance in gsl im confident
Hahahaha.
Sorry NaNiwa, but that wrong-account fail was quite funny!
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if hoping for someone to win would make it true, I would've single-handedly delivered nani his GSL, WCS, TSL and IEM trophies. Oh boy do I want him to take it all this GSL season.
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On September 03 2012 10:04 [sPoOn] wrote:
if hoping for someone to win would make it true, I would've single-handedly delivered nani his GSL, WCS, TSL and IEM trophies. Oh boy do I want him to take it all this GSL season.
You and me both. There is no other player I want so see succeed so badly. I gonna cry of happiness the day he win his GSL trophy!
Good luck preparing for GSL and have fun in NASL!
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On September 03 2012 16:48 inanotherlifetime wrote:Show nested quote +On September 03 2012 10:04 [sPoOn] wrote:
if hoping for someone to win would make it true, I would've single-handedly delivered nani his GSL, WCS, TSL and IEM trophies. Oh boy do I want him to take it all this GSL season. You and me both. There is no other player I want so see succeed so badly. I gonna cry of happiness the day he win his GSL trophy! Good luck preparing for GSL and have fun in NASL!
I think all NaNiwa fans agree's with what [sPoOn] said
NaNiwa forever!
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Good Luck Naniwa! I believe in you and i really hope you'll do great !
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Great update of the OP! I thought i signed up already, could you please add me to the Members? Thanks!
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So what day is Nani playing now? I never had an easy time navigating the Gom schedule. Naniwa hwaiting!
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On September 07 2012 00:22 Heartland wrote:
So what day is Nani playing now? I never had an easy time navigating the Gom schedule. Naniwa hwaiting!
NaNiwa is in group F, which plays Tuesday 11th, 18:10 Korean time, so midday Tuesday for us Europeans
Best of luck to NaNiwa! We always believe!
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Of course that's the case. Just the day I had some plans on for the day. FML.
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