EPT[TSL] Grand Finals - Page 393
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Kaiwa
Netherlands2209 Posts
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Joefish
Germany314 Posts
On May 16 2011 05:56 Deadbread wrote: Thank you Thorzain for this wonderful Final. Thank you Naniwa for these great games. Thank you teamliquid for organizing this. Thank you day[9] and Chill for some awesome commentary. Thank you Pokerstrategy.com for making this possible. Indeed. Best finals I've watched so far. Thanks <3 | ||
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Rain.cz
Czech Republic227 Posts
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theqat
United States2856 Posts
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defuzas
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s4life
Peru1519 Posts
Dood, if Inca can get to the code S finals any top western player also could. | ||
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Blardy
United States290 Posts
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quRax
Korea (South)264 Posts
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10or10
Sweden517 Posts
On May 16 2011 06:00 Novalisk wrote: If that's all that takes for him to lose a game then that's his fault. All it takes? What about being up and nearly closing the tournament win in 2 games but opponents successfully takes it to the ace-match... if that's not reason for getting mentally broken down in a game, I don't know what is. | ||
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KDot2
United States1213 Posts
On May 16 2011 06:03 TheArtOfFugue wrote: Day9 is the best caster, period. This series is proof. He doesn't miss a beat, he conveys excitement , he is not biased whatsoever. Everyone else just pales in comparison. this so much ... not only does he do the best job at conveying excitement but his understanding of the game is some of the best of any casters as well .... only time I have EVER enjoyed someone solo casting he didnt even miss a beat | ||
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anzient
Denmark119 Posts
When TSL3 started I was like Thorzain who?!? Talk about going from a almost nobody too a superstar in no time. Just hope he starts to perform better in tournament's where he can't prepare like this. | ||
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HULKAMANIA
United States1219 Posts
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Zarahtra
Iceland4053 Posts
On May 16 2011 05:58 pdd wrote: Naniwa is well known to have a bad temper. Losing 2 games in a row due to failed all-ins/aggressions + that lag would have really made him lose a lot of focus IMO. His macro fell during that first push (banking up to 2k minerals) and then he never went for forges or twilight councils. And like THorzain said. He also could have took an expansion after dealing massive damage with that Colossus harass. He was just too focused on winning that he didn't realize he still wasn't that far ahead. But how are you pinpointing this onto lag exactly? I mean he did play a lot worse than his usual self in the last game, but to say it was the lag's fault, especially before hearing what he has to say... All I'm saying is, you are really just making excuses for him, without anything to back it up. | ||
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Postman
United States269 Posts
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TheLight
Australia410 Posts
On May 16 2011 06:03 Corrik wrote: I think Boxer vs. Nada in GSL has to be highest. I could be wrong though. This has been definitely had the most live viewers outside of Korea in the history of eSports. Like 67k? | ||
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koppik
United States676 Posts
I'm not sure if he'll do as well at MLG, since he seems like the sort that is especially good at preparing for matches. But I'll definitely be rooting for him. | ||
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Redmark
Canada2129 Posts
On May 16 2011 06:04 Zabimaru wrote: I just can't understand this attitude, no matter the angle I look at it from. TL, delivers as they've always done, if not better. A thanks to both players for such epic games. They're just frustrated. It's like Naniwa yelling at Chill, though obviously not on the same scale. This thread deserves 400 pages, if not 4000. This has been definitely had the most live viewers outside of Korea in the history of eSports. Like 67k? Pretty sure stuff like counterstrike has gotten more in the past, not an expert though. | ||
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d(O.o)a
Canada5066 Posts
On May 16 2011 06:02 HolydaKing wrote: While you might laugh at it, i also think Thorzain is not that good without much preparation. He didn't even qualify for the semi finals at the Roadtokorea thingy. Still he would be good enough for Code A imo. that's irrelevant because he has lots of time for prep in GSL. | ||
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Shaok
297 Posts
On May 16 2011 06:04 skyrunner wrote: TSL def the best tournament out there right now. mlg and nasl has alot to learn. MLG always has a good tournament, so not sure what you are talking about lol. Double elimination provides for the best games the majority of the time. TSL is really lucky that they ended with a finals performance with two players who know how to play vs eachothers race. GSL (although you didn't mention it) was unlucky that InCa is complete shit vs zerg. | ||
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quiT4u
Germany23 Posts
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