EPTI guess its somewhat understandable considering he wanted to be The Best before.
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aringadingding
474 Posts
I guess its somewhat understandable considering he wanted to be The Best before. | ||
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KappaKingPrime
United States468 Posts
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
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gulii
Sweden2791 Posts
Yeah, he really doubts himself. To bad. Would be an epic comeback. | ||
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SC-Shield
Bulgaria817 Posts
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CicadaSC
United States1511 Posts
On April 21 2020 17:52 SC-Shield wrote: Has Naniwa retired? I've not seen his stream for a long time. yes. he's retired. he gets angry at league of legends now. | ||
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SC-Shield
Bulgaria817 Posts
On April 21 2020 18:12 CicadaSC wrote: yes. he's retired. he gets angry at league of legends now. Ah, shame. Maybe he'll get back for TSL5 now. We'll see. | ||
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
guy was a crazy legend. description of him being a contender to have been a serral caliber is apt | ||
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WindOw
Sweden407 Posts
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neptunusfisk
2286 Posts
On December 03 2018 14:08 brickrd wrote: if naniwa had a proper emotional mentality he may very well have been Serral before Serral. he was always frighteningly good for a foreigner and still is. but sadly it cannot be understated how toxic his mind is. he hasn't changed at all and is still today doing things like aggressively trolling people in other players' twitch chats who weren't even speaking to him or saying anything controversial. Agree, he was so good at one point, when he made ro8 in GSL and everything. Sadly he seems to be fairly toxic in real life as well, makes it difficult to cheer for him.. (guess everyone already saw this) | ||
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seph`
Austria329 Posts
On April 26 2020 21:36 neptunusfisk wrote: Agree, he was so good at one point, when he made ro8 in GSL and everything. Sadly he seems to be fairly toxic in real life as well, makes it difficult to cheer for him.. (guess everyone already saw this) I guess a person who can't behave like a damn adult and show normal manners while playing a video game is not able to do it in real life either. I was not aware of that blog entry and am taking it with a grain of salt. Nonetheless kind of a sad read. \Ironically I'm writing this while watching NaNiwa stream SC2, so I thought I'd check out the FanClub again. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6860 Posts
On April 26 2020 21:36 neptunusfisk wrote: Agree, he was so good at one point, when he made ro8 in GSL and everything. Sadly he seems to be fairly toxic in real life as well, makes it difficult to cheer for him.. (guess everyone already saw this) WTF? Is that for real? I loved Naniwa, he was a bit edgy but at that time, Starcraft really needed some personality. | ||
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argonautdice
Canada2716 Posts
On May 14 2020 21:49 Harris1st wrote: WTF? Is that for real? I loved Naniwa, he was a bit edgy but at that time, Starcraft really needed some personality. I would say tigerlily is not the most reliable narrator, but Naniwa did have around the same time a now-deleted twitter account that espoused less-than-favorable views on immigrants and what you would expect. But again real-life handling of a difficult situation is different from being edgy on the internet. | ||
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Jan1997
Norway671 Posts
He was and still is an inspiration to me for his skill and high game sense. He motivated me to switch to toss and eventually reach masters. I see he is streaming sometimes, but I haven't tuned in much. It's still good to see that he plays though after all this time. | ||
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chipmonklord17
United States11944 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland24771 Posts
Did enjoy Naniwa’s efforts back in the day, great player. The idea he had any shot to be a Serral level player but for his mentality is a bit off though IMO, no knock to Nani. Nani’s strength was turning up to an event with some new, super tight build that nobody had seen before, his micro was really good too. Serral, or Reynor and Clem after him are just absolute monsters mechanically, which is how the gap to Korea has been bridged. As good as Nani was I don’t think he was as crisp a player as the top Korean Toss players | ||
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AirbladeOrange
United States2573 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany6860 Posts
To some degree same as Idra back in the day. Shame really | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland24771 Posts
On November 18 2020 21:27 Harris1st wrote: IMO Nani was a great player with a very shitty mentality. If not for that he could have been our foreign lord and savior in his era. To some degree same as Idra back in the day. Shame really I guess to some degree his mentality made him the player he was, same with Idra too. Sure I mean eventually it tailed off in usefulness but it seemed to me Nani’s huge competitive streak and perfectionist nature was what made him as competitive as he was. Idra was phenomenally good when we consider he was pretty open about not actually liking the game. | ||
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AirbladeOrange
United States2573 Posts
On November 18 2020 23:21 WombaT wrote: I guess to some degree his mentality made him the player he was, same with Idra too. Sure I mean eventually it tailed off in usefulness but it seemed to me Nani’s huge competitive streak and perfectionist nature was what made him as competitive as he was. Idra was phenomenally good when we consider he was pretty open about not actually liking the game. Agreed. He talks about his mentality in the interview and how he hated losing if there was more he could do to prevent it. He was incredibly hard on himself which is a double-edged sword. | ||
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