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Lazzi
Switzerland1923 Posts
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4ZakeN87
Sweden1071 Posts
https://twitter.com/NaNiwaSC2 Glad that he took home the positive stuff from the event. Cant be sad after putting on on the best SC2 show of 2013. Looking forward to see Naniwa crush in WCS EU  Edit: just got back from DH, in the last 72 hours I have been soley traveling, watching SC2 and eating. Slept 2 hours in the last ~40h now, lucky that you didn't disappoint Naniwa otherwise I would be mighty pissed now ^^ | ||
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Demicore
France503 Posts
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GhW0rg
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LakseWim
Netherlands202 Posts
from game of thrones thread: ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/Qgllq.jpg) | ||
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iMOOrtal
Canada144 Posts
For Naniwa: "No Soup for JaeU" Why king in the north + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/timHHGo.jpg) How could you take all the soup And leave none for me | ||
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Heartland
Sweden24604 Posts
On April 29 2013 03:18 iMOOrtal wrote: A haiku, in celebration of the win over Jaedong. For Naniwa: "No Soup for JaeU" Why king in the north + Show Spoiler + How could you take all the soup And leave none for me Haha, that was amazing. And sad. | ||
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whereismymind
United Kingdom717 Posts
Whenever I ladder I have this song in the background, so I can think about my hero. My motivation grows to 400%. Naniwa forever | ||
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Facultyadjutant
Sweden1876 Posts
Tyrant slayer | ||
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Reggiegigas
234 Posts
Vackert! User was warned for this post | ||
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GuanaMana
United States71 Posts
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HeeroFX
United States2704 Posts
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lookfirewood
1212 Posts
On April 28 2013 19:52 kuriz wrote: Cool that a foreigner did 2nd and losing 3-2 to Leenock in the grand finals. But I think that 2nd game versus JD....lame. Not a fan of that. Well say what you will about cheese games (I agree that it can be dull to watch at times), but the proxy 2gate Naniwa did should be done by everyone that plays on this level. Most of these players meet eachother alot, and cheesing is a fear strategy more than anything else. It's the same reason professional poker players go all-in on 2-7 (or just crazy crappy hands that doesn't back the all-in at all) from time to time. It doesn't happen often, but it instantly puts carefulness and respect into the opponents. Suddenly they don't feel comfortable. Respectivly in sc2, JD next time vs Naniwa will send out drones to scout for this, wasting time every game because they know he's capable of doing things like this. Mind games. The game itself is not really entertaining and one could also call it "lame", but in the long run it's all about strategy... | ||
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Hermanoid
Sweden213 Posts
and regarding the cheese game, +1 to above poster, and in addition I think it was a wildly entertaining game because of the high stakes. Nani would have been out of the tourney in 5 minutes had he lost. That made for a very tense moment. | ||
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Blargh
United States2104 Posts
Naniwa's 2 gate was definitely justified. As for his all-ins, I think they were appropriate against an opponent like Leenock. Leenock is a good player, but he cuts a lot of corners and takes a lot of risks. I like to think of him as the Zerg version of MC (at least the old MC). | ||
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zmsFlood
Finland169 Posts
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Thor.Rush
Sweden702 Posts
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Hermanoid
Sweden213 Posts
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Swords
6038 Posts
On April 30 2013 05:47 Blargh wrote: I think mixing in a cheese every so often is important because it prevents the player from cutting corners. It's rather unfortunate, but that's the way it goes. I don't think a match where someone cheeses and wins is much better than a match where someone cut a big corner, getting away with it, and winning. I'd so much rather people -not- take any risks at all. Sadly, SC2 just ain't like dat. Naniwa's 2 gate was definitely justified. As for his all-ins, I think they were appropriate against an opponent like Leenock. Leenock is a good player, but he cuts a lot of corners and takes a lot of risks. I like to think of him as the Zerg version of MC (at least the old MC). I love that Naniwa (and also SaSe) have the balls to throw out extremely cheesy play like 2 gates and cannon rushes. It's also clear that they do it very strategically. I don't think I've seen Naniwa fail with a 2 gate or SaSe fail with a cannon rush, and the reason isn't that their strategy is "unfair", it's because the two of them have become incredibly adept at reading if their opponents will be greedy or not. I hope Nani never gives up occasionally dropping some cheese in at the right moments, those games are always incredibly exciting and definitely keep his opponents honest. | ||
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
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