EPTMvp Fan Club - Page 93
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Streakhaven
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Raambo11
United States828 Posts
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
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Raambo11
United States828 Posts
On December 07 2011 16:33 Itsmedudeman wrote: I doubt he would though. MVP is not much of a ladder player. In fact, he just messes around with random on ladder now. He also doesn't need the ad revenue. And not to mean anything bad, but MVP is someone who really focuses on his condition rather than catering to his fans. TBH I don't think any of the many koreans streaming are streaming there actual practice for gsl games and such, just ladder for the fans and I guess just to play. I would watch him even if he played random on ladder. | ||
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ayeZuN
147 Posts
On December 07 2011 16:33 Itsmedudeman wrote: I doubt he would though. MVP is not much of a ladder player. In fact, he just messes around with random on ladder now. He also doesn't need the ad revenue. And not to mean anything bad, but MVP is someone who really focuses on his condition rather than catering to his fans. Yeah, in addition to him playing random, when i heard Leenock say that he did not expect Mvp to be this skilled (after ro4 gsl nov) i really understood how much he messes around on ladder. | ||
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ayeZuN
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Qaatar
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On December 07 2011 22:36 ayeZuN wrote: Yeah, in addition to him playing random, when i heard Leenock say that he did not expect Mvp to be this skilled (after ro4 gsl nov) i really understood how much he messes around on ladder. That was just a compliment. Leenock's been a practice partner for MVP before, so there is no possible way that he didn't know MVP was "this skilled" in the literal sense. Hell, even if he never played MVP before, just watching a few of his GSL matches would give Leenock a good idea. No one is idiotic enough to assume player skill from ladder matches, unless it's against an unknown. | ||
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ayeZuN
147 Posts
On December 08 2011 00:29 Qaatar wrote: That was just a compliment. Leenock's been a practice partner for MVP before, so there is no possible way that he didn't know MVP was "this skilled" in the literal sense. Hell, even if he never played MVP before, just watching a few of his GSL matches would give Leenock a good idea. No one is idiotic enough to assume player skill from ladder matches, unless it's against an unknown. It was obviously a compliment.. He could have said something like all the other players in the form of "he lived up to his name" etc et but cLeenock saying that even after knowing Mvp for as long as he did shows how much he actually shows in ladder or practice games vs outside partners. My statement was regarding why Mvp should stream since he just messes around on ladder anyways, it will help generate him some extra cash and build his fanbase. His actual training will still be under wraps. Even taking merely 2 hours each week to show us some of his random play (like him vs major) would generate a lot of interest. | ||
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
On December 08 2011 00:29 Qaatar wrote: That was just a compliment. Leenock's been a practice partner for MVP before, so there is no possible way that he didn't know MVP was "this skilled" in the literal sense. Hell, even if he never played MVP before, just watching a few of his GSL matches would give Leenock a good idea. No one is idiotic enough to assume player skill from ladder matches, unless it's against an unknown. Leenock beat MVP 2-0 in Providence. I think he was referring to that he beat him easily before but nearly triumphed in gsl 1 week later. | ||
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skrzmark
United States1528 Posts
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Snaphoo
United States614 Posts
On December 08 2011 10:05 skrzmark wrote: Was MVP a A-teamer in BW? Yes. Favored practice partner of Flash. | ||
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zerious
Canada3803 Posts
I'm pretty sure you are thinking of Puma. MVP was an A-teamer. #1 Terran on Wooonjin Stars  keke | ||
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Rykros
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JesusOurSaviour
United Arab Emirates1141 Posts
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kineticSYN
United States909 Posts
Keep at it champ, this title is yours. | ||
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klops
United States674 Posts
not quite but he was an a-teamer. | ||
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Qaatar
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I really dislike the term "Woongjin Terran," but in this case,  MVP was not an "A-Teamer" in the same sense that current Woongjin Terran ace Light is an "A-Teamer." Difference is quite huge, as Light is/was a far better BW player. | ||
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namste
Finland2292 Posts
On December 08 2011 16:17 Qaatar wrote: I really dislike the term "Woongjin Terran," but in this case, MVP was not an "A-Teamer" in the same sense that current Woongjin Terran ace Light is an "A-Teamer." Difference is quite huge, as Light is/was a far better BW player. Keep in mind that Mvp didn't really have time to become all that great in BW before switching, he made the right choice tho =) | ||
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zyzq
United States3123 Posts
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