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Derrida
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PewPew. | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
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whereismymind
United Kingdom717 Posts
 Give it upp! | ||
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SoKHo
Korea (South)1081 Posts
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Oiseaux
United States676 Posts
On November 21 2011 11:13 xUnSeEnx wrote: Listen, I will say this once (Aka I am not arguing over my opinion and what I have seen), One MLG does not make someone a God at Starcraft. Everyone at MLG Providence is a pro and any pro can take a game off of another pro. Winning MLG makes you a monster? No. MLG comparably to GSL means jack crap. However, I would like to congratulate Leenok for bringing his "A" game and acting like a true pro at the MLG stage. I think most (intelligent) posters recognize this. Give the guy his gratz without having to stomp the feelings of posters to the ground. | ||
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ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
Leenock 2 - 0 Infernozz Leenock 2 - 0 duckyr Leenock 2 - 0 Drewbie Leenock 2 - 0 Oz Leenock 2 - 0 Gatored Leenock 2 - 0 State Leenock 2 - 0 Haypro Leenock 2 - 0 Boxer Leenock 2 - 0 Slush Leenock 2 - 1 MMA Leenock 2 - 0 Idra Leenock 2 - 0 Huk Leenock 2 - 0 Mvp Leenock 4 - 3 Dongraegu Leenock 4 - 1 Naniwa Total Record: 34 - 5 (87.2%) Leenock is ok I guess | ||
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Peksi
Finland169 Posts
So happy for this kid. | ||
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desderak
United Kingdom206 Posts
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Eogris
United States148 Posts
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The Fish
United States176 Posts
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Sliver
United States402 Posts
On November 21 2011 11:20 Asturas wrote: Congratulations for winning. But to be honest, I didn't like this finals. I just hate when in finals of big tournament winner always goes for one thing, one build It was painful to watch. Leenock deserved winning, he was the best but never again I want to see this style of playing. I will definitely avoid watching Leenock's games - at least those against P. He only did that style game after game after seeing that Naniwa does a greedy FE every game. If you want a more fun example of his PvP look at his games vs Huk, they were amazing. | ||
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Flamingo777
United States1190 Posts
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Zandar
Netherlands1541 Posts
And thanks FXOBoSs for making his dream possible! | ||
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S2Lunar
1051 Posts
On November 21 2011 11:20 Asturas wrote: Congratulations for winning. But to be honest, I didn't like this finals. I just hate when in finals of big tournament winner always goes for one thing, one build It was painful to watch. Leenock deserved winning, he was the best but never again I want to see this style of playing. I will definitely avoid watching Leenock's games - at least those against P. Those game's are not indicative of Leenocks usual play. He usually plays a extremely solid, air tight macro game, but he recognized NanIwa was playing extremely greedy in going for Forge Fast Expand every game, and he punished it the best way he could. Look at his other 35 or so games he played at this MLG if you want to see his normal play, kid is fucking insane. | ||
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david0925
212 Posts
On November 21 2011 11:20 Asturas wrote: Congratulations for winning. But to be honest, I didn't like this finals. I just hate when in finals of big tournament winner always goes for one thing, one build It was painful to watch. Leenock deserved winning, he was the best but never again I want to see this style of playing. I will definitely avoid watching Leenock's games - at least those against P. Congratulations to Leenock for the win as well. But in regards to the build order, he chose the most effective way to deal with Naniwa's FFE. Since Naniwa doesn't vary his builds at all throughout the tournament against Zerg I don't see why Leenock needs to. It's like saying stop playing rock when you know all your opponent does is playing scissors | ||
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Grackodile
United States263 Posts
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Morphage
France492 Posts
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LightSpectra
United States1341 Posts
On November 21 2011 11:20 Asturas wrote: Congratulations for winning. But to be honest, I didn't like this finals. I just hate when in finals of big tournament winner always goes for one thing, one build It was painful to watch. Leenock deserved winning, he was the best but never again I want to see this style of playing. I will definitely avoid watching Leenock's games - at least those against P. It's Naniwa's own damn fault for going the same build every game and then dropping so few cannons. Leenock has really really good ZvP (check out some of the earlier games in the tournament, he does lots of different things), but there's no reason to change your opening if your opponent is going to hand you a victory every time. | ||
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Terminal
United Kingdom2109 Posts
Well deserved win and only at 16, he's already come so far so quick, excited to see how much further he can go! | ||
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Theeakoz
United States1114 Posts
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