DreamHack Valencia Invitational - Page 18
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Denzil
United Kingdom4193 Posts
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Bagi
Germany6799 Posts
On September 02 2011 01:18 ZAiNs wrote: So Stephano + Spanish player (probably Lucifron). How can they not invite the reigning champion? Maybe MC didn't want to go? I don't really feel like watching a repeat of the last tournament, so I would be glad if he's out. | ||
Novalisk
Israel1818 Posts
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Larryx
Poland148 Posts
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Notnap
Sweden10 Posts
On September 01 2011 22:34 ForlornHope wrote: 1 for China 2 for NA ( which i think Select should have had Idra s'spot) , 2 for EU ( Although Mana is better NaNiWa but still Thorzain and Nani is a great pick nonetheless) , 2 for Korea ( DRG and Someone) and 1 for Asia ( Sen most likely) Mana better then naniwa? hahahahahahahahahahahaha i would like to see mana beat naniwa in a pvp. Naniwa is better then moth huk and mc on pvp... | ||
MartinN
Spain307 Posts
LucifroN vs VortiX to get one slot to Dreamhack Valencia | ||
Arc1
Poland849 Posts
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Olinim
4044 Posts
On September 02 2011 19:57 Notnap wrote: Mana better then naniwa? hahahahahahahahahahahaha i would like to see mana beat naniwa in a pvp. Naniwa is better then moth huk and mc on pvp... No he's not... Both MC and Huk have winning records vs Naniwa and MC's pvp record in korea and international record is far superior to Naniwa's. You are being absolutely absurd. Naniwa would probably lose to mana, he certainly wouldn't 3-0 him. | ||
Jetaap
France4814 Posts
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
On September 02 2011 01:18 ZAiNs wrote: So Stephano + Spanish player (probably Lucifron). How can they not invite the reigning champion? Since I saw Lucifron play last week I'm trying to find VOD's of his play, he is underrated as hell, it'd be truly amazing if he was invited. | ||
ladyumbra
Canada1699 Posts
Even if we could come up with enough data to determine which of them was better than the other it would only be relevant to that exact match. Consistency in pvp in general and in other matchups also has to go into account when judging a player's overall skill. Elo puts Mana at 3( with 2238) and Nani at 39( with 2235), Tlpd shows Mana with a 55% overall winrate and nani with a 65%. None of this matters however because tournaments invite people based on whatever criteria they want. We can analyze and argue all day but none of it changes the facts on who was invited and who wasn't, nor can we ever know why. Back on topic; I am eager to have the last two invites confirmed ( Gogo Lucifron please make it) and how the brackets will break down. More than anything I think having adequate time to prepare for your first opponent is going to be important for this tournament what with it being single elimination. From there everyone will just have to wing it lol | ||
Kyoshiro
Spain9 Posts
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Meser87
United States476 Posts
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ssg
United States1770 Posts
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Choboo
Sweden2088 Posts
On September 02 2011 19:57 Notnap wrote: Mana better then naniwa? hahahahahahahahahahahaha i would like to see mana beat naniwa in a pvp. Naniwa is better then moth huk and mc on pvp... Mana 2-1 Huk 2-0 Nada 2-0 Thorzain 2-0 Puma 2-0 Sase 2-0 Stephano Kid be sick | ||
SeriouR
Spain622 Posts
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ssg
United States1770 Posts
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DreamOen
Spain1400 Posts
On September 07 2011 03:44 ssg wrote: Anyone know the game count and is it bo7? 1-1 | ||
haitike
Spain2702 Posts
They are not anymore in the same team. Vortix is now in the german team ESC (Goody's team). | ||
Greyjoy
Canada29 Posts
On September 07 2011 03:29 Choboo wrote: Mana 2-1 Huk 2-0 Nada 2-0 Thorzain 2-0 Puma 2-0 Sase 2-0 Stephano Kid be sick It's all that pokemon he plays. | ||
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