Nerchio is still looking to make his first big impact at a live event after being talked up for months.
He won Battle in Berlin.
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00Visor
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Nerchio is still looking to make his first big impact at a live event after being talked up for months. He won Battle in Berlin. | ||
SolidMustard
France1515 Posts
Someone hire MoMan please, he's too funny to be teamless. I was afraid he would not be mentionned in the article MOMAN HWAITING he's gonna beat those korean noobs so ez | ||
Waxangel
United States32915 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:12 00Visor wrote: Show nested quote + Nerchio is still looking to make his first big impact at a live event after being talked up for months. He won Battle in Berlin. True, that's worth noting. I was thinking big more on the scale of DH, IEM, or a more established event. But in retrospect I guess you could say BiB was pretty successful for a first time LAN. | ||
Elefanto
Switzerland3584 Posts
Nonetheless great write-up, thank you. Personally i would love to see more Gatored in tournaments, everything i've seen so far from him was impressive, but he doesn't really get the attention D: | ||
SeaSwift
Scotland4486 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:09 ZeitgeisT wrote: In my humble opinion i don't think that a korean will win this. MC and MKP are pretty strong, but there are too many foreigns who are capable of beating the Koreans. If some would ask me who will win, I would've said DeMusliM, but now he isn't coming I have to go with Stephano. Well, whoever will win this cup, it's gonna be a hell of a weekend! Both MC and MKP will beat the crap out of Stephano if they meet him, in my opinion. After seeing MC vs DRG/Leenock, I think his PvZ's good enough to beat Stephano. Also, his games against Stephano on ladder looked pretty one-sided. MKP's TvZ is his strongest matchup, and I can imagine him hitting some timings where ling/Infestor just don't cut it. | ||
Waxangel
United States32915 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:18 Elefanto wrote: Waxy always so bashful towards the NA scene / players lol. Nonetheless great write-up, thank you. Personally i would love to see more Gatored in tournaments, everything i've seen so far from him was impressive, but he doesn't really get the attention D: gatored said he was focusing on university again in 2012, so it's likely we won't see much of him. so sad, his PvT was so great T_T | ||
peacenl
550 Posts
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MentalGNT
Denmark1264 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:27 SeaSwift wrote: Show nested quote + On January 04 2012 23:09 ZeitgeisT wrote: In my humble opinion i don't think that a korean will win this. MC and MKP are pretty strong, but there are too many foreigns who are capable of beating the Koreans. If some would ask me who will win, I would've said DeMusliM, but now he isn't coming I have to go with Stephano. Well, whoever will win this cup, it's gonna be a hell of a weekend! Both MC and MKP will beat the crap out of Stephano if they meet him, in my opinion. After seeing MC vs DRG/Leenock, I think his PvZ's good enough to beat Stephano. Also, his games against Stephano on ladder looked pretty one-sided. MKP's TvZ is his strongest matchup, and I can imagine him hitting some timings where ling/Infestor just don't cut it. Stephano did beat MKP 2-0 at ESWC though. But I could imagine that MKP has prepared some specific timing to beat him, like thestc did. Can't wait for this. HSC III was one of my favorite tournaments last year. The player casting makes it so good. Nice write up btw | ||
ceaRshaf
Romania4926 Posts
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AmericanUmlaut
Germany2571 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:27 peacenl wrote: This will probably not go down very well, but I feel it's the truth. Last HSC I experienced a constant annoyance or misunderstanding in Take's English pronunciation. I can see how one could mistake some words over and over again, as they tend to stick in your head. However, because many of us learned one or the other language after birth which didn't invlove any English whatsoever - and will find it harder to understand otherwise - I think it's only right to make some effort into improving this, especially in such a well respected tournament as this. And eventually, by doing so, upscaling the overal positive experience of such a tournament. I'm always pretty impressed by Take's English, actually. It's really hard to speak well for an audience, even in your native language. Doing it in a foreign language is really tough. I agree that every once in a while he says something that is hard to understand, but it's rare enough that I don't think it's such a big deal, and you can get that with native speakers, too. | ||
Lonyo
United Kingdom3884 Posts
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VirgilSC2
United States6151 Posts
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Waxangel
United States32915 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:32 VirgilSC2 wrote: You know Sound is in StarTale and not TSL right? TY, looks like this one was a mess | ||
GoSuChicken
Germany1726 Posts
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peacenl
550 Posts
On January 04 2012 23:31 AmericanUmlaut wrote: Show nested quote + On January 04 2012 23:27 peacenl wrote: This will probably not go down very well, but I feel it's the truth. Last HSC I experienced a constant annoyance or misunderstanding in Take's English pronunciation. I can see how one could mistake some words over and over again, as they tend to stick in your head. However, because many of us learned one or the other language after birth which didn't invlove any English whatsoever - and will find it harder to understand otherwise - I think it's only right to make some effort into improving this, especially in such a well respected tournament as this. And eventually, by doing so, upscaling the overal positive experience of such a tournament. I'm always pretty impressed by Take's English, actually. It's really hard to speak well for an audience, even in your native language. Doing it in a foreign language is really tough. I agree that every once in a while he says something that is hard to understand, but it's rare enough that I don't think it's such a big deal, and you can get that with native speakers, too. Thank you for your response. I sincerely hope I'm one of the few, because I tend to focus more on these things. | ||
Mobius_1
United Kingdom2763 Posts
Capable of dropping what seems like a regular macro build and declaring "I'M ALL-IN!" at any moment he wishes, Adidas need to sponsor MKP ASAP. Awesome write-up, TL's favourite pokemon (sorry Flamewheel, horses don't have souls), although according to the comments it seems I missed the 1.0 version. | ||
EventHorizoN
Germany101 Posts
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Tufas
Austria2259 Posts
Well see you next time HSC, this time without me. Have fun all, and drink one for me. | ||
Holloworb
Norway345 Posts
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power-overwhelming
Canada306 Posts
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