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Stephano really underperforming. I guess that happens when facing MC :-/
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On June 26 2011 05:09 oskarla wrote:Show nested quote +On June 26 2011 05:07 Olinim wrote:On June 26 2011 05:04 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 05:00 DrakeFZX3 wrote:On June 26 2011 04:57 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 04:54 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:44 Kimzao wrote:On June 26 2011 04:39 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:34 mholden02 wrote:
MC has great mechanics, great player. But naniwa's decision making is superb, top 2-3 in the world. Nestea type decision making.
I don't like giving Protoss compliments, but the guy makes expert decisions time and time again. Well done dude. MC is a far better player than Naniwa, it's not close. He's much more consistant, has won far more tournaments and is better in every matchup. Granted that MC has won bigger tournaments due to playing on a bigger stage (doesn't get much bigger than GSL) but Naniwa has been pretty damn consistant these last couple of months. Has he? After MLG he did okay in MLG in the easiest group but lost to Slush/Losira and MC. In WCG Sweden he lost to Morrow In TSL3 he lost to Thorzain in the final In Road to Korea he lost to Sase in the final. In Dreamhack he lost to Moon. He's been there or thereabouts in most things but he should have done better than he did. In MLG MC lost to Losira. In GSL May MC lost to Polt in the Ro32 In GSL Super tournament he lost to Alicia in Ro64 In Dreamhack he lost to Bomber in Ro8 In Home story cup 3 he lost to Naniwa in the semi-finals of the upper bracket I daresay most of those players MC lost to are superior to the ones Naniwa lost to. You still can't make the argument that MC has showed more consistent results if he has lost earlier in the tournaments he has participated in. Also, both of them lost to Losira in MLG, Naniwa lost to Moon in Dreamhack who won against Bomber. , MC He won stars war, major tourney. Nani played well grats to him but saying naniwa>MC is laughable even in pvp and if you think that overall then seriously lol. Naniwa hasn't even participated in GSl and Starwars so you can't really compare the two until they've participated in the same tournaments. I mean, Naniwa is a MLG Champion, is MC that?
JESUS FRIGGIN CHRIST
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Tarson vs. Idra is the next match
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Who's left in losers bracket?
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On June 26 2011 05:09 cheesemaster wrote:
lol now the quality is fine when its not in game, its was just because machine was jumping around like a kid with ADD
I think sase was the one to blame, when he said here and pointed to stuff the mouse was coordinated
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Really fun tournament. The causal setting is very appealing and a nice change of scenery.
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Who won between Idra/Huk?
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On June 26 2011 05:09 oskarla wrote:Show nested quote +On June 26 2011 05:07 Olinim wrote:On June 26 2011 05:04 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 05:00 DrakeFZX3 wrote:On June 26 2011 04:57 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 04:54 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:44 Kimzao wrote:On June 26 2011 04:39 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:34 mholden02 wrote:
MC has great mechanics, great player. But naniwa's decision making is superb, top 2-3 in the world. Nestea type decision making.
I don't like giving Protoss compliments, but the guy makes expert decisions time and time again. Well done dude. MC is a far better player than Naniwa, it's not close. He's much more consistant, has won far more tournaments and is better in every matchup. Granted that MC has won bigger tournaments due to playing on a bigger stage (doesn't get much bigger than GSL) but Naniwa has been pretty damn consistant these last couple of months. Has he? After MLG he did okay in MLG in the easiest group but lost to Slush/Losira and MC. In WCG Sweden he lost to Morrow In TSL3 he lost to Thorzain in the final In Road to Korea he lost to Sase in the final. In Dreamhack he lost to Moon. He's been there or thereabouts in most things but he should have done better than he did. In MLG MC lost to Losira. In GSL May MC lost to Polt in the Ro32 In GSL Super tournament he lost to Alicia in Ro64 In Dreamhack he lost to Bomber in Ro8 In Home story cup 3 he lost to Naniwa in the semi-finals of the upper bracket I daresay most of those players MC lost to are superior to the ones Naniwa lost to. You still can't make the argument that MC has showed more consistent results if he has lost earlier in the tournaments he has participated in. Also, both of them lost to Losira in MLG, Naniwa lost to Moon in Dreamhack who won against Bomber. , MC He won stars war, major tourney. Nani played well grats to him but saying naniwa>MC is laughable even in pvp and if you think that overall then seriously lol. Naniwa hasn't even participated in GSL and Starwars so you can't really compare the two until they've participated in the same tournaments. I mean, Naniwa is a MLG Champion, is MC that?
Way to shoot yourself in the foot. MC is a two-time GSL champion, is Naniwa that?
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On June 26 2011 04:57 oskarla wrote:Show nested quote +On June 26 2011 04:54 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:44 Kimzao wrote:On June 26 2011 04:39 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:34 mholden02 wrote:
MC has great mechanics, great player. But naniwa's decision making is superb, top 2-3 in the world. Nestea type decision making.
I don't like giving Protoss compliments, but the guy makes expert decisions time and time again. Well done dude. MC is a far better player than Naniwa, it's not close. He's much more consistant, has won far more tournaments and is better in every matchup. Granted that MC has won bigger tournaments due to playing on a bigger stage (doesn't get much bigger than GSL) but Naniwa has been pretty damn consistant these last couple of months. Has he? After MLG he did okay in MLG in the easiest group but lost to Slush/Losira and MC. In WCG Sweden he lost to Morrow In TSL3 he lost to Thorzain in the final In Road to Korea he lost to Sase in the final. In Dreamhack he lost to Moon. He's been there or thereabouts in most things but he should have done better than he did. In MLG MC lost to Losira. In GSL May MC lost to Polt in the Ro32 In GSL Super tournament he lost to Alicia in Ro64 In Dreamhack he lost to Bomber in Ro8 In Home story cup 3 he lost to Naniwa in the semi-finals of the upper bracket
Yes, losing to Polt, Losira, Alicia and Bomber is comparable to Sase, Morrow and Thorzain.
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By the way Stephano was playing, he seemed nervous.
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Except for not knowing how to open or close the cast, these guys did a good job casting the game.
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On June 26 2011 05:09 cENTRYZ wrote:
Idra vs Tarson now, and then its finished for the day?
Yes, then it's about 22:45 here which means it's the perfect time to get ready to party :D
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On June 26 2011 05:09 RobertoLL wrote:
audomadic mic mute! ^^ *brainwash*
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On June 26 2011 05:09 InDaHouse wrote:
Sucks that ThorZain lost -_-.
Tarson will just get rolled by IdrA.
Thorzain would have been rolled by IdrA too, wouldn't make a difference
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Anyone know the link to purchase the day 3 HD pass?
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On June 26 2011 05:09 CosmicHippo wrote:
Socke was doin really good. get him back in there
socke and hasu are really really great at casting
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On June 26 2011 05:09 oskarla wrote:Show nested quote +On June 26 2011 05:07 Olinim wrote:On June 26 2011 05:04 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 05:00 DrakeFZX3 wrote:On June 26 2011 04:57 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 04:54 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:44 Kimzao wrote:On June 26 2011 04:39 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:34 mholden02 wrote:
MC has great mechanics, great player. But naniwa's decision making is superb, top 2-3 in the world. Nestea type decision making.
I don't like giving Protoss compliments, but the guy makes expert decisions time and time again. Well done dude. MC is a far better player than Naniwa, it's not close. He's much more consistant, has won far more tournaments and is better in every matchup. Granted that MC has won bigger tournaments due to playing on a bigger stage (doesn't get much bigger than GSL) but Naniwa has been pretty damn consistant these last couple of months. Has he? After MLG he did okay in MLG in the easiest group but lost to Slush/Losira and MC. In WCG Sweden he lost to Morrow In TSL3 he lost to Thorzain in the final In Road to Korea he lost to Sase in the final. In Dreamhack he lost to Moon. He's been there or thereabouts in most things but he should have done better than he did. In MLG MC lost to Losira. In GSL May MC lost to Polt in the Ro32 In GSL Super tournament he lost to Alicia in Ro64 In Dreamhack he lost to Bomber in Ro8 In Home story cup 3 he lost to Naniwa in the semi-finals of the upper bracket I daresay most of those players MC lost to are superior to the ones Naniwa lost to. You still can't make the argument that MC has showed more consistent results if he has lost earlier in the tournaments he has participated in. Also, both of them lost to Losira in MLG, Naniwa lost to Moon in Dreamhack who won against Bomber. , MC He won stars war, major tourney. Nani played well grats to him but saying naniwa>MC is laughable even in pvp and if you think that overall then seriously lol. Naniwa hasn't even participated in GSl and Starwars so you can't really compare the two until they've participated in the same tournaments. I mean, Naniwa is a MLG Champion, is MC that?
And MC placed better than Naniwa with a harder group last MLG?
Lol are you really going to compare Naniwa to MC? Naniwa himself will say MC is superior.At the very least MC is heads and shoulders above in PvZ, very favored if they meet in the bo7 (2-0'd him at MLG), and at least equal in PvT. He constantly plays against people like MKP, MVP, Bomber, etc. on the ladder, who does Naniwa face?
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On June 26 2011 05:09 Pochtli wrote:If Idra wins vs Tarson, it's going to be Idra vs MC! 
Does MC have a 1-0 lead?
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On June 26 2011 05:10 StyLeD wrote:Show nested quote +On June 26 2011 05:09 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 05:07 Olinim wrote:On June 26 2011 05:04 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 05:00 DrakeFZX3 wrote:On June 26 2011 04:57 oskarla wrote:On June 26 2011 04:54 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:44 Kimzao wrote:On June 26 2011 04:39 lunchforthesky wrote:On June 26 2011 04:34 mholden02 wrote:
MC has great mechanics, great player. But naniwa's decision making is superb, top 2-3 in the world. Nestea type decision making.
I don't like giving Protoss compliments, but the guy makes expert decisions time and time again. Well done dude. MC is a far better player than Naniwa, it's not close. He's much more consistant, has won far more tournaments and is better in every matchup. Granted that MC has won bigger tournaments due to playing on a bigger stage (doesn't get much bigger than GSL) but Naniwa has been pretty damn consistant these last couple of months. Has he? After MLG he did okay in MLG in the easiest group but lost to Slush/Losira and MC. In WCG Sweden he lost to Morrow In TSL3 he lost to Thorzain in the final In Road to Korea he lost to Sase in the final. In Dreamhack he lost to Moon. He's been there or thereabouts in most things but he should have done better than he did. In MLG MC lost to Losira. In GSL May MC lost to Polt in the Ro32 In GSL Super tournament he lost to Alicia in Ro64 In Dreamhack he lost to Bomber in Ro8 In Home story cup 3 he lost to Naniwa in the semi-finals of the upper bracket I daresay most of those players MC lost to are superior to the ones Naniwa lost to. You still can't make the argument that MC has showed more consistent results if he has lost earlier in the tournaments he has participated in. Also, both of them lost to Losira in MLG, Naniwa lost to Moon in Dreamhack who won against Bomber. , MC He won stars war, major tourney. Nani played well grats to him but saying naniwa>MC is laughable even in pvp and if you think that overall then seriously lol. Naniwa hasn't even participated in GSL and Starwars so you can't really compare the two until they've participated in the same tournaments. I mean, Naniwa is a MLG Champion, is MC that? Way to shoot yourself in the foot. MC is a two-time GSL champion, is Naniwa that?
That was the point, you can't compare them until Naniwa has participated in GSL...
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