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TommyP
United States6231 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:17 mrRoflpwn wrote: Mc and Grubby! As for the best player in the world... MVP fosho! Im curious to see how well MVP can do in this type of Tourney. Given time to prepare (GSL) he is obviously amazing, but idk how well he can do. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:19 TommyP wrote: Im curious to see how well MVP can do in this type of Tourney. Given time to prepare (GSL) he is obviously amazing, but idk how well he can do. He's won an MLG before, but that was when his wrists were not exploding. | ||
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PackAttack
United States80 Posts
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
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imMUTAble787
United States680 Posts
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ZeroSC2
Korea (South)668 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:17 mrRoflpwn wrote: Mc and Grubby! As for the best player in the world... MVP fosho! Mvp really doesnt care about MLG at all. I wonder if he already practices for his next GSL title. Guy is so focused on this single event. | ||
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canikizu
4860 Posts
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MooMooMugi
United States10531 Posts
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ZeroSC2
Korea (South)668 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:31 canikizu wrote: Does anyone here think that TL purposely put Bly rank 40 so that they can have a pun with rank 1 MKP? Trololo dont think so, I mean Bly? wtf, before recent Zerg buff he wasnt even in the radar on most tournament. Until the 3 kill vs Prime he was the least accomplished player of those 40 players, and he most likely still is. | ||
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RaMBO2
United States30 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
IPL4 deserves some blame for somehow putting together a tournament format where the second place player was actually BETTER than the first place player Huh? What does this even mean? I'm afraid this went over my head... | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:37 Bagration wrote: Huh? What does this even mean? I'm afraid this went over my head... ie they meant that squirtle had a better performance at ipl4 than alive, but lost to alive | ||
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creamyturtle
United States487 Posts
plus like others have mentioned, MMA is doing terrible lately. I thought this was a ranking of who is better right now | ||
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Alryk
United States2718 Posts
 Other than that, nice write up guys, I'm excited :D | ||
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zerious
Canada3803 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:20 Dodgin wrote: He's won an MLG before, but that was when his wrists were not exploding. his wrists has been bad for a long time. and he won MLG Anaheim with ease and got top 4 coming from the open bracket at providence. Not to forget he won Blizzcon and WCG (MKP was also apart of) all of which are weekend tournaments. | ||
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GDbushido
United States926 Posts
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RaiKageRyu
Canada4773 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On June 08 2012 11:39 opterown wrote: ie they meant that squirtle had a better performance at ipl4 than alive, but lost to alive Well, Squirtle had a better run, but aLive was the best player at the tournament because he won the tournament. That's the same with all tournaments I feel. aLive beat Squirtle convincingly 5-3 in the finals, so I think the writeup is a bit too harsh on aLive by suggesting the guy he beat in the finals was nevertheless still better than him. Squirtle had a more impressive run, but aLive was #1 at IPL 4. Just my thoughts | ||
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LowEloPlayer
United States205 Posts
On June 08 2012 10:14 Hall0wed wrote: Top 3 will be Symbol, DRG, Losira. Symbol and DRG I can see, however I'm still not sure if LosirA has it in him to place in a top 3 of this MLG, despite 4-killing TSL. Although he played very well, he still shows that he can fall to great players like Polt (Yes, he beat Polt, but that was more to Polt not just lifting his command centers and losing 3 orbitals to ~30 lings). My personal prediction for Top 3 is Symbol, DRG, and MC. I want for Top 3: Symbol, DRG, MMA ^_^ | ||
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Orcasgt24
Canada3238 Posts
On June 08 2012 10:03 TeamLiquid ESPORTS wrote: #23   MYM.MvPDream#22  MYM.MvPMonster#21  MYM.MvPTAiLSChoose your starter: Dream + Show Spoiler + Dream is a Terran player on the team MVP, a team that has come a long way from relying solely on DongRaeGu to carry them along. And Dream is the very definition of a middle tier, somewhat forgettable Code A Korean, as his best result in the GSL is Code A Round of 8. Dream's biggest and only foreigner tournament experience is MLG Winter Arena where he took a respectable 7th-8th place, beating Losira and Leenock along the way. More recently, Dream took his shot at the Code A qualifiers again where he lost to Losira in the finals. =( Still it says something that MVP chooses to send Dream over its other players, including Genius, sC, and Finale. Maybe it says something about the team's confidence in the player in particular or the hope that he can repeat his foreigner tournament performance. Viewers who don't follow the starcraft scene as closely might just know Dream as random Korean #827, but devoted followers of the scene know him as the one and only, the unique and nightmarish Dream! Monster + Show Spoiler + Monster is a Zerg player on the team MVP, a team that has come a long way from relying solely on DongRaeGu to carry them along. And Monster is the very definition of middle tier, somewhat forgettable Code A Korean, as his best result in the GSL is Code A Round of 16. Monster's biggest and only foreigner tournament experience is Dreamhack Stockholm where he took a respectable 4th place, beating Nerchio and Mana along the way. More recently, Monster took his shot at the Code A qualifiers again where he qualified! Still it says something that MVP chooses to send Monster over its other players, including Genius, sC, and Finale. Maybe it says something about the team's confidence in the player in particular or the hope that he can repeat his foreigner tournament performance. Viewers who don't follow the starcraft scene as closely might just know Monster as random Korean #418, but devoted followers of the scene know him as the one and only, the unique and ferocious Monster! Tails + Show Spoiler + Tails is a Protoss player on the team MVP, a team that has come a long way from relying solely on DongRaeGu to carry them along. And Tails is the very definition of middle tier, somewhat forgettable Code A Korean, as his best result in the GSL is Code A Round of 16. Tails's biggest and only foreigner tournament experience is IPL4 where he took a respectable 9th-12th place, beating Parting and Ganzi along the way. More recently, Tails took his shot at the Code A qualifiers again where he qualified! Still it says something that MVP chooses to send Tails over its other players, including Genius, sC, and Finale. Maybe it says something about the team's confidence in the player in particular or the hope that he can repeat his foreigner tournament performance. Viewers who don't follow the starcraft scene as closely might just know Tails as random Korean #321, but devoted followers of the scene know him as the one and only, the unique and nimble Tails! Funniest preview ever | ||
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