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ratzp0li
United States340 Posts
On January 26 2012 06:49 NKexquisite wrote: If FXO throws out Gumiho, I bet someone takes him out.. ^Gumiho is currently in the ro16 for Code S January, beating out players like Leenock, Idra, and Fin. You've got to be kidding bro | ||
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DamageControL
United States4222 Posts
On January 26 2012 06:52 ratzp0li wrote: This is only in FXO uses their A-Team AND uses their code s qualified players^Gumiho is currently in the ro16 for Code S January, beating out players like Leenock, Idra, and Fin. You've got to be kidding bro | ||
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Seraphone
United Kingdom1219 Posts
On January 26 2012 06:39 Bagration wrote: I would give Vile a 20% chance. FXO has not looked invincible at all in these online Teamleagues. During the NASL Teamleague, FXO was forced to an ace match against Reign, which Lucky barely won 2-1 against Inori. I do not think Vile will win, but I think Vile can win, and I hope for a Vile victory. From a business and marketing perspective, Vile has already won by qualifying for the TAC2, since it has put them right into the spotlight and has given them huge amounts of exposure as a team. If they can take 2 or 3 games (or maybe even more?) games off FXO, they would have exceeded the expectations of many in the community. Go Vile! No, they have no chance. FXO have one of the absolute best players in the world in Leenock. They also have multiple Code S level players like Oz, Gumiho and Lucky and solid Code A players like Asd, TheBest and Choya. Even Moonan is better than most players on Vile. Vile don't even have any player you could consider top NA players, nevermind top foreigners nevermind being able to compete against Code S level players. They are going to get flat out destroyed. On January 26 2012 06:49 NKexquisite wrote: If FXO throws out Gumiho, I bet someone takes him out.. Gumiho is leagues above anyone in Vile. On January 26 2012 07:03 NKexquisite wrote: Yes... I am aware of his current success in the GSL, but if he loses, I will be the first to say "I told you so"... Cool, you're one of those guys who makes really absurd predictions so that on the off chance you're right (when you're wrong 95% of the time) you can bump that one post and feel smart. | ||
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NKexquisite
United States911 Posts
On January 26 2012 06:52 ratzp0li wrote: ^Gumiho is currently in the ro16 for Code S January, beating out players like Leenock, Idra, and Fin. You've got to be kidding bro Yes... I am aware of his current success in the GSL, but if he loses, I will be the first to say "I told you so"... Edit: It's not an absurd prediction.. Vile does not get enough recognition.. Not sure how well they have to do vs FXO to get some either | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
On January 26 2012 06:52 ratzp0li wrote: ^Gumiho is currently in the ro16 for Code S January, beating out players like Leenock, Idra, and Fin. You've got to be kidding bro Leenock and Fin, huh? If you actually watched the games, you'd know how unimpressive and mediocre Gumiho's form was. Neither Zenio nor Yugioh have good ZvT's + they played badly, and Gumiho still struggled mightily to beat them in his best matchup. There's a reason why everyone wanted to pick Gumiho in the group selections. Edit: However, Gumiho's struggles have no bearing on FXO as a whole. They're still going to destroy Vile. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On January 26 2012 06:46 ratzp0li wrote: Utter fanboyism. Vile has no answer for Leenock, Gumiho, Lucky, or Oz. We'll be watching sub code B players versus top level Code S. Realistically? Not a chance in hell. On paper, you are completely right. But sometimes things do not go according to plan. How about a little story? Half a year ago, a team called FXO, yes the very same FXO team today but without the Koreans, went to Korea to participate in the GSTL. They were all-killed repeatedly and could not put up a fight against any team. It was a very difficult time to be an FXO fan. Their final match in the GSTL was against IM. They had no possibility of advancement at this point, as their record was 0-4. IM was one of the strongest teams in the world, having won the first GSTL and placing 2nd in another. They had players like MVP, Nestea and Losira. On paper, FXO had "not a chance in hell" and "no answer" to players like MVP, Nestea, or Losira. But a miracle happened. One man walked into the booth for his team. He did not probe-rush. He played with everything he had. He defeated 4 players, including the 2-time GSL champion MVP. Miracles and upsets are what make sports and competition worth watching. They do not happen often, but they can happen at any moment. | ||
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corpsepose
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Stealth.
United States115 Posts
People in this thread get stuck in the mentality of Code S players which is rightly so, but i truly believe vile players are not just one of the most unnoticed team but it has skill that suprises alot of people who dont know. Code S players are a dime a dozen now a days and even in practice games in which i get to ob vs Code S or Code A players Its somtimes completely one sided with a vile player taking it quite easily, so as much as predictions here can be justified by the success of the FXO players, dont let those cloud your judgement when it comes to Vile, who is not very known compared to FXO. As they say, dont judge the book by its cover, just because FXO are like Harry Potter books which are well known by everyone doesnt mean a book no one knows isnt better than Harry Potter :D Aside from that, Vile is a team to be wrecking with and thats no bias. Gogo Vile. Lets show them great games. | ||
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MCDayC
United Kingdom14464 Posts
On January 26 2012 07:35 Stealth. wrote: Being around these players in a daily basis, its no surprise to me the high caliber they play. People in this thread get stuck in the mentality of Code S players which is rightly so, but i truly believe vile players are not just one of the most unnoticed team but it has skill that suprises alot of people who dont know. Code S players are a dime a dozen now a days and even in practice games in which i get to ob vs Code S or Code A players Its somtimes completely one sided with a vile player taking it quite easily, so as much as predictions here can be justified by the success of the FXO players, dont let those cloud your judgement when it comes to Vile, who is not very known compared to FXO. As they say, dont judge the book by its cover, just because FXO are like Harry Potter books which are well known by everyone doesnt mean a book no one knows isnt better than Harry Potter :D Aside from that, Vile is a team to be wrecking with and thats no bias. Gogo Vile. Lets show them great games. There are precisely 32 Code S players. FXO has 4 of them. | ||
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Yonnua
United Kingdom2331 Posts
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Stealth.
United States115 Posts
On January 26 2012 07:42 MCDayC wrote: [ There are precisely 32 Code S players. FXO has 4 of them. Doesnt mean theyre unbeatable :D | ||
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aintz
Canada5624 Posts
unbeatable by vile. no offense, most members of vile are much better than i am but still they are not on par with top fxo players. | ||
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vileChAnCe
Canada525 Posts
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blae000
Norway1640 Posts
 He has been streaming alot lately! ^^I think FXO will take it, but wouldnt mind seeing an upset here! GOGO Vile! | ||
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Philipd122
Australia776 Posts
On January 26 2012 03:24 The Final Boss wrote: If FXO plays their A-Team this could very well be an all-kill. I'd love to see Illusion's Mechanical TvP, but I doubt it will happen and if it does I doubt it will be successful. They always bring their A-Team ^^ | ||
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Dexington
Canada7276 Posts
On January 26 2012 07:49 aintz wrote: unbeatable by vile. no offense, most members of vile are much better than i am but still they are not on par with top fxo players. Funny you quote a player on Vile while making a "no offense" insult | ||
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
On January 26 2012 07:21 Bagration wrote: On paper, you are completely right. But sometimes things do not go according to plan. How about a little story? Half a year ago, a team called FXO, yes the very same FXO team today but without the Koreans, went to Korea to participate in the GSTL. They were all-killed repeatedly and could not put up a fight against any team. It was a very difficult time to be an FXO fan. Their final match in the GSTL was against IM. They had no possibility of advancement at this point, as their record was 0-4. IM was one of the strongest teams in the world, having won the first GSTL and placing 2nd in another. They had players like MVP, Nestea and Losira. On paper, FXO had "not a chance in hell" and "no answer" to players like MVP, Nestea, or Losira. But a miracle happened. One man walked into the booth for his team. He did not probe-rush. He played with everything he had. He defeated 4 players, including the 2-time GSL champion MVP. Miracles and upsets are what make sports and competition worth watching. They do not happen often, but they can happen at any moment. This post was trully motivational. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
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Flobby
Hong Kong58 Posts
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