EPTMLG Providence Day 3 Live Report Thread - Page 881
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Here we go again. This weekend is about good games and good fun. Don't rain on that parade. Play nice guys. Here's the very standard and friendly: - NO Balance Whine. - NO Player Bashing. - NO Caster Bashing. - NO BM whatsoever. Breaking these rules (from pg 166 forward) will be met with severe punishment. | ||
epoc
Finland1190 Posts
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Hubris
United States113 Posts
On November 21 2011 18:50 soulist wrote: I think that Naniwa should have won the tournament considering he played the best out of everyone at the tournament and if you think that Leenock played better than Naniwa at the tournament then you obviously don't know much about sc2. But Leenock played Naniwa as youre supposed to play Naniwa. Gratz to Leenock and hope to see more of him in the future and hopefully he's such cheesing because I was a fan of him before that series but now not so much anymore. yes, his two base all ins should have won every match, but they didn't. Leenock deserved that win more than Naniwa He beat him 4-1 AFTER beating just about every top tier pro in the tourny for 3 days straight. | ||
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nRoot
Germany928 Posts
On November 21 2011 21:19 Megatronn wrote: Leenock played to win and deserved the victory, BUT, like White Ra said after being cheesed 3 games in a row by MC in the Dreamhack invitational "that was championship match, not championship games" Grats Leenock, I think he could take GSL after watching that. There are always 2 players affecting the game what would be a proper build to beat FFE every game and show 'championship games' ? Leenock played great, I'm very happy for him | ||
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Nymbul
United Kingdom127 Posts
On November 21 2011 21:57 nRoot wrote: There are always 2 players affecting the game what would be a proper build to beat FFE every game and show 'championship games' ? Leenock played great, I'm very happy for him Taking an extremely early 3rd and just crushing the timing attack that comes out of a 2 base toss | ||
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Heraklitus
United States553 Posts
On November 21 2011 18:50 soulist wrote: I think that Naniwa should have won the tournament considering he played the best out of everyone at the tournament and if you think that Leenock played better than Naniwa at the tournament then you obviously don't know much about sc2. But Leenock played Naniwa as youre supposed to play Naniwa. Gratz to Leenock and hope to see more of him in the future and hopefully he's such cheesing because I was a fan of him before that series but now not so much anymore. The player who deserved to win is the player who successfully navigated both the game and the tournament format, and playing appropriately to win every match he needed to, including the finals. In other words, the guy who deserves to win is the guy who won. I hate this whole "Well, he lost but he really deserved to win." You're like the LA Dodgers fans I used to know as a kid who despite their team losing every year, would say shit like "Well, LA is really the better team. . ." No he didn't. He lost. Leenock didn't cheat. Naniwa just lost. | ||
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TeeHigh
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=> 2nd place, code S spot I wonder If he'll win a single game there. | ||
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Psyqo
United States401 Posts
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Enchanted
United States1609 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:08 TeeHigh wrote: Naniwa: Wins 3 Series, loses 2 => 2nd place, code S spot I wonder If he'll win a single game there. He beat MVP (3 time champion), Nestea (3 time chamipon) twice and took out DRG. I think he'll do just fine. | ||
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mrGRAPE
Singapore293 Posts
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:09 Psyqo wrote: Can anyone explain why the final was an extended series? I'm scouring the brackets trying to find when Nani and Leenock first played (and Leenock won 2-1 apparently?) but I can't find it anywhere. It's double elimination. So in the finals Leenock had to win the first Bo3 played. | ||
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SinTio
Germany871 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:09 Psyqo wrote: Can anyone explain why the final was an extended series? I'm scouring the brackets trying to find when Nani and Leenock first played (and Leenock won 2-1 apparently?) but I can't find it anywhere. It wasn't an extended series from the beginning. Double Elimination made the final two Bo3's and Naniwa only needed to win one. He lost the first one. The second started and because of the, in this case even more, ridiculous extended series rule the second Bo3 was a Bo7 starting with the result of the first Bo3. | ||
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Velr
Switzerland10871 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:08 TeeHigh wrote: Naniwa: Wins 3 Series, loses 2 => 2nd place, code S spot I wonder If he'll win a single game there. Stop praising fucking Code S like it's another world.. It's not. This MLG Naniwa alone probably beat as many high quality players as Huk in his whole Code S career and people still doubt him? WTF? | ||
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Sandermatt
Switzerland1365 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:08 TeeHigh wrote: Naniwa: Wins 3 Series, loses 2 => 2nd place, code S spot I wonder If he'll win a single game there. He defeated MVP, Nestea (twice) and HuK and these players have won some games in the GSL, so Naniwa also has chances to win a game there. | ||
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Nemireck
Canada1875 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:08 TeeHigh wrote: Naniwa: Wins 3 Series, loses 2 => 2nd place, code S spot I wonder If he'll win a single game there. If he works a second scout into his build he'll be alright. | ||
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Lukeeze[zR]
Switzerland6838 Posts
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Hassybaby
United Kingdom10823 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:32 Lukeeze[zR] wrote: I dislike Zergs with a passion, but leenock really deserves mad respect for what he did. The format needs to be changed though, having a seed should not give you such an advantage over OB players. People who have come to pretty much every MLG, and consistently perform well, should not be rewarded? Really? | ||
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LighT.
Canada4501 Posts
On November 21 2011 20:39 Grend wrote: So MMA going on to win GSL after beating MVP proves what exactly?  It proves my point :p..... Yes, yes, YES! That's why my theory works you see? -.- | ||
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Ysellian
Netherlands9029 Posts
On November 21 2011 22:28 Sandermatt wrote: He defeated MVP, Nestea (twice) and HuK and these players have won some games in the GSL, so Naniwa also has chances to win a game there. We'll just have to wait and see really. I think he stands a chance. | ||
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wklbishop
United States1286 Posts
Now looking at it even more carefully in hindsight, I wouldn't even criticize Leenock at all, he exploited an obvious weakness that naniwa refused to fix. Hell, if you do a build over and over and over again, you better make sure its cheese proof; no cheese proof builds are called risks that you take here and there which naniwa just did every single time. Congratulations to leenock. Seriously, the kid is amazing. | ||
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purpose
Sweden1017 Posts
He does not have to apologize for anything even if he gets raped in Code S. | ||
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