EPTDreamHack Winter 2011 Day 3 - Page 109
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HowardRoark
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FakeDeath
Malaysia6060 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:03 Fyzar wrote: The way I see it, is that Nani plays impressive games while he wins, while whenever I see PuMa win, it's with some kind of 1base cheesy allin. I must say I'm a bit biased against PuMa, but that's how I see it  .Thats just biased.I hate to say it but cheeses will always be used and its a legit strategy although it is bad for spectators.Players just need to do what they need to win .sadly | ||
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
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andaylin
United States10830 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:05 iamthedave wrote: And he needs to to prove himself. The GSL IS the big leagues, and no number of foreign tournament wins will change that. MMA's pedigree was based largely on GSL Team League performance, then his MLG win and now he's solidified it with an actual GSL championship. Puma's got a couple of foreign tournament wins and hasn't ever come close to Code S. It's not that he's not good, but you can't say he's top 5 in the world when he's not competing in the world's most competitive tournament despite ample opportunity to do so. he has been trying. http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/2011_Global_StarCraft_II_League_November/Preliminaries lost in the first round, lol | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Riyomori
Singapore316 Posts
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Badfatpanda
United States9719 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:06 HowardRoark wrote: I missed DRG game. How could he lose? He is the best in the world! BbB all in? He lost the series because he allined in game 1 and failed, and couldn't scout g3 cross on terminus, when puma did a cloakshee hellion timing | ||
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razy
Russian Federation899 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:07 Telcontar wrote: This looks like PvT from like 2 months ago. T_T more like 6 D: | ||
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AlternativeEgo
Sweden17309 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:04 Hubris wrote: To be fair, Naniwa has received a lot of hype that probably wont hold. Won an MLG, second place in an MLG, TSL 3 and HSC 3 (in which both he "should" have won). What is this "hype" you are talking about? :p | ||
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SKtheAnathema
United States885 Posts
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ondik
Czech Republic2908 Posts
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Asha
United Kingdom38257 Posts
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Fyzar
Netherlands8010 Posts
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:06 HowardRoark wrote: I missed DRG game. How could he lose? He is the best in the world! BbB all in? In the first game he tried to roach/bling bust and made the mistake of trying it a second time, he would've been fine otherwise. The third game was a onebase cheese with proxy rax bunker/hellions cloaked banshee which he didn't handle well, he was too greedy | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:05 BronzeKnee wrote: He beat Losira then Bomber last MLG and ended up losing to Idra last MLG. And in Orlando he took out Polt. At Guangzhou, he took out JYP before losing to Idra. And he knocked out Alive and Clide in NASL Open, before beating MC in the finals, and also beat MC in the finals of Cologne. He beats a lot of good Koreans in foreign tournaments. Which is why I rely more on the "type of tournament" argument. I think the way most foreign tournaments are structured don't allow the best skill to be shown, because there's no specific preparation. In the GSL that adds a whole level of depth to the strategizing part of the game. I agree he sometimes beats good koreans, but that doesn't make him a better player. It's just isolated Bo3s. That says absolutely nothing about a player's skill. Him failing to qualify for Code A on multiple ocasions is a more compelling argument imo, because it's a longer stretch and says that he doesn't have enough consistency to surpass even the first level required to enter the toughest competition. | ||
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Andamanen
Netherlands915 Posts
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SafeAsCheese
United States4924 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:08 Asha` wrote: I can't believe this is the quarterfinals of one of the biggest tournaments of the year lol It's what happens when 4 of the groups are incredibly stacked | ||
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sleepingdog
Austria6145 Posts
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SarcasmMonster
3136 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
On November 26 2011 23:09 SafeAsCheese wrote: It's what happens when 4 of the groups are incredibly stacked My bad. | ||
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