EPT[GSL] 2012 Jan Code S RO32 D3 - Page 186
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Let's have a nice clean LR thread folks! Beware that moderation will probably be stricter than usual, balance whine, player bashing and trolling will not be tolerated! | ||
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artrea
Latvia3560 Posts
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:48 Coolhwip wrote: you can throw that 1-12 around all day. But it's pretty clear Huk and Nani are without a doubt the best foreigners. It took Stephano one day to have better stats @ GSL than Nani and he even played much better players :p | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37101 Posts
Nah..... Veigar all the way. Though I should probably start playing Lux. I hear she's fun  | ||
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Tsubbi
Germany7996 Posts
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Drazerk
United Kingdom31255 Posts
He didn't build one -.- He has a starport doing nothing... | ||
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Hypemeup
Sweden2783 Posts
No skill hero, worse then | ||
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BackSideAttack
1103 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:42 aderum wrote: Guess we dont count nanis victorys in mlg global over neaste and mvp. So what? He can beat Koreans when they are not at 100%? What has he done inside of Korea? He beat MVP in his worse matchup with a base trade, when MVP didn't prep for Naniwa (pretty sure MVP expected Nestea to win). Part of what makes Koreans good is their intensive preparation before matches. When you don't prep sc2 is not mechanically difficult enough to always ensure that the better player wins. And don't even bother to mention MLG Providence where he started with a massive seeding advantage. Considering that he never changed his build against Leenock who did the same counter every game, it reasonable to assume that Naniwa was going to use the same build every game. IF he had to go through the ENTIRE open bracket like Nestea and many other Koreans did, SOMEONE would've hard countered him the same way Leenock did WAY before he made it to the finals. Also this isn't even taking into consideration fatigue. The sheer amount of games unseeded players and even lower seeded players had to go through makes endurance more important than actual skill. Yet in the end, he got rolled by a player that went through the ENTIRE open bracket, and championship bracket. | ||
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samaNo4
Spain245 Posts
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bittman
Australia8759 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:50 Seeker wrote: Nah..... Veigar all the way. Though I should probably start playing Lux. I hear she's fun Please, Maokai just doesn't die. I'm not there for a good k-d haha | ||
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Drazerk
United Kingdom31255 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:43 Drazerk wrote: 13:00 Fourth for lucky with roach speed Mech +1 and a third for MVP 14:00 Spire and baneling speed for lucky MVP killing creep tumours without a raven -.- | ||
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jeeneeus
1168 Posts
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Drazerk
United Kingdom31255 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:51 bittman wrote: Please, Maokai just doesn't die. I'm not there for a good k-d haha Lux doesn't die if played correctly | ||
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KiNGxXx
7928 Posts
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:48 Fjodorov wrote: Oh so the world cup invites countrys the sponsors want? No, perhaps you have heard about world cup qualifiers? Of course world cup favors 'popular' choices over actually skill. They just do it more subtly, by rationing out seeds. Does the Asian Football federation really need 4.5 slots to qualify for the World Cup? Does "Oceania" need any slots at all? Why does Concacaf have more than 2 slots when the only relevant countries are Mexico and the USA? Why doesnt Africa, Europe and South America get more? | ||
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StateAlchemist
France1946 Posts
NESTEA !1!1!1 <3 Gogo Mvp ! | ||
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Drazerk
United Kingdom31255 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:43 Drazerk wrote: 14:00 Spire and baneling speed for lucky MVP killing creep tumours without a raven -.- 15:30 MVP IS BUILDING A RAVEN! | ||
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rod-
Norway379 Posts
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Roe
Canada6002 Posts
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Theeakoz
United States1114 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:50 samaNo4 wrote: MVP is soo smart. Whenever he receives a huge blow he drops. If he sees the enemy droning he attacks, if he sees him making units que keeps powering at home. He has done it more than once now (see DRG). Brilliant. Its MVP man! :p He's awesomeness | ||
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37101 Posts
On January 11 2012 20:50 BackSideAttack wrote: So what? He can beat Koreans when they are not at 100%? What has he done inside of Korea? He beat MVP in his worse matchup with a base trade, when MVP didn't prep for Naniwa (pretty sure MVP expected Nestea to win). Part of what makes Koreans good is their intensive preparation before matches. When you don't prep sc2 is not mechanically difficult enough to always ensure that the better player wins. And don't even bother to mention MLG Providence where he started with a massive seeding advantage. Considering that he never changed his build against Leenock who did the same counter every game, it reasonable to assume that Naniwa was going to use the same build every game. IF he had to go through the ENTIRE open bracket like Nestea and many other Koreans did, SOMEONE would've hard countered him the same way Leenock did WAY before he made it to the finals. Also this isn't even taking into consideration fatigue. The sheer amount of games unseeded players and even lower seeded players had to go through makes endurance more important than actual skill. Yet in the end, he got rolled by a player that went through the ENTIRE open bracket, and championship bracket. ...... Can u make this prettier next time? Use enter, it makes it easier to read | ||
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