EPT[WCS EU] Mvp Wins S1 Championship & Recap - Page 5
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hehewangbing
Albania4 Posts
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DidYuhim
Ukraine1905 Posts
On May 27 2013 15:00 Dodgin wrote: Mvp was definitely not playing at Code B level, his TvZ wins in the finals were better executed than most code a/s terrans. His play vs Stephano was really good, go watch the games if you haven't. He played better games than Yoda, Gumiho, Fantasy and lots of other Code S Terrans. Some people just like to randomly bash EU. EU is pretty good, despite all the smack it gets. | ||
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Heavenfallz
Australia73 Posts
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Gni
France6 Posts
I was really delighted by TLO's reaction after qualifying for the grand finals by beating Lucifron: "I still think Lucifron is the best foreigner and out of respect for him, I'll train as hard as I can to do a good run in Korea". With that, he is now my far my favourite player. It was also nice to see DIMAGA smiling all along the tournament; he seemed so happy to be here... Before facing MVP, he said: "I don't know what to do against him, but I hope the games will be fun to watch". I think it's a very good spirit, and I hope we'll continue to see him do well in tournaments from now on. | ||
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
Mvp too good. Time for Korean domination in WCS AM. And then finally the WCS Global Finals. | ||
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Tauscond
United States181 Posts
On May 27 2013 10:11 Baralai wrote: I don't see what's unfair in having only Koreans in the World Finals. They are the best and that's it. There's no reason to prevent some of the best players of the world competing in the world finals just because they're Korean and we have to save some spots for the poor little Europeans/Americans. Last year's WCS were just a joke, with dudes like Levin, Insur, Mafia or State and no Life, Leenock, MVP... just because we had to make it "fair" spotwise. Do not mistake equality and equity. Equality is unfair: the truth is, Koreans are superior. Equity is giving everyone the same chance, and allowing the best to rise. That's what's happening right now. Great decision-making by Blizzard, and may those who rage about it use their brains for a minute to think outside their little European/American box and see the thing as a whole. Where is the "Like" button? I want to click it 1000 times for this post. lol | ||
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Drake
Germany6146 Posts
On May 27 2013 16:07 Tauscond wrote: Where is the "Like" button? I want to click it 1000 times for this post. lol with this, a baseketball worldchampionchip would only be usa, soccer would have been only brasil for the last 20 years (not now, it changed) etc so on ... jaeh the best is cool but in a world championchip its the cool think we had "trinidad & tobago" in the soccer wm ... | ||
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
SO HAPPY! =D | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
Also, after seeing Stephano pass forGG like a butter through the knife, I thought MVP would be an easy beating (and it kinda looked that way after game 1, as he made a LOT of unforced mistakes), but man, he is still so good in strategic thinking! | ||
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1048jack
China2 Posts
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Kreb
4834 Posts
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HanSomPa
United States87 Posts
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xAdra
Singapore1858 Posts
On May 27 2013 16:07 Tauscond wrote: Where is the "Like" button? I want to click it 1000 times for this post. lol Me too. I find it funny how people are calling blizzard bad, stupid, retarded for allowing Koreans to participate. If you didn't realize, foreigners in EU did very well in their WCS. Besides, if it was another "world finals" with only a handful of korean players and a bunch of foreigners who get stomped one sidedly, what's the damned point? I didn't watch those matches in the previous WCS finals that had foreigners in it, except for Sen, because I know anyone else would just get destroyed by the Koreans. Saying that sc2 is faltering is just a hallucination you yourself has due to rage at not seeing your national heroes win. The game is great, and I for one would not care if sc2 only remained in korea, but the skill level continued growing. | ||
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Goldfish
2230 Posts
On May 27 2013 07:08 Destructicon wrote: That widow mine backfire on ForGG's medivacs broke my heart, I felt so sorry for him after putting on such a good fight in that last game, only to have it coming crashing down like that. However I am so happy to see Mvp somewhat back to his old dominating form and really happy we get to see him face off against the best of the world, hoping for a Mvp - Innovation grand final. Me too. My favorite moment of MVP was when "he showed us that Terran can still win" in the late half of 2012 when Terran wasn't doing so great (but MVP still owning it up). That really help me realize how great MVP is (not that I didn't realize that before, but it definitely help made him one of my favorite players now). It's great to see him winning WCS Europe. My main fear with MVP in HotS is that if he doesn't do as well, he won't be remembered as well. MVP was one of the only few players to consistently be relevant (and probably top 5 players) throughout all of WoL (and that's almost 3 years of SC2), and that kind of feat deserves recognition. I hope he continues his legacy and manages to reach top form again in HotS. | ||
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Creager
Germany1923 Posts
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Pandahunterz
Netherlands213 Posts
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On May 27 2013 13:31 RyLai wrote: Why is everybody talking about this no-name Mzp kid? The REAL star and hero of the show is clearly TLO! Gratz TLO! We know this isn't how you wanted your ticket, but do your best at the Season 1 finals in Korea! (And I'm jk about Mvp, good for him, though being an Mvp fan for a while, you sort of expect this when he barely survives the group stages and plays nothing but Zergs in the elimination rounds when TvZ doesn't require you to play 10x better than your Zerg opponent. Also, this is WCs EU, not WCS Korea. Mvp needs to be back in perfect physical condition, then train to be back at the top. His mechanics are great if his body is up to it, and his BoX performance is like no other.) Haha you may be joking, but this half true. TLO played a great tournament, far better than I had ever expected and even managed to bounce back after a devastating loss. He may not feel a winner, but he can certainly take a lot of positives from this tournament. It will be cool to see him play next season. Btw wouldn't it be cool if every EU qualifier trained a bit with Mvp before heading off to Korea. The way he approaches Box is still top class. | ||
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Khai
Australia553 Posts
Overall this has been a great tournament and I'd like to congratulate ESL for organising WCS Europe so well. | ||
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
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negativedge
4279 Posts
On May 27 2013 09:51 Mellon wrote: I don't have a problem with MVP being korean, but he is by far the most boring person in entire top 16 to watch play. He plays to win, which is obviously really smart, but damn it's incredibly boring to watch. He makes his opponents seem like diamond players and the games keep on disappointing. Build order wins vs Sase and TLO only. I definately counted him out way to early, not even believing he would advance past ro32, im such a fool! Either way, impressive by him to take this tournament! I don't know how anyone could not appreciate watching MVP at this point. His decision making is always spot on, his positioning is second to none, his timings are razor sharp, his multi-game planning is leagues ahead of everyone else, and he has the most builds of any Terran in the world. He can no longer compete with the very best in the world on pure skill, but that only makes him a more compelling story. He's just a different breed of player. And if he somehow manages to take the season final, I'm ready to start calling him a bonjwa. And just to say it, I loved just about everything about the way WCS EU was handled. Didn't think ESL had it in them. | ||
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