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On April 25 2012 21:59 Vorenius wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:56 Fubi wrote:On April 25 2012 21:54 BLinD-RawR wrote:On April 25 2012 21:52 Fubi wrote:On April 25 2012 21:50 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:50 Fubi wrote:the better player didnt go through  The better player was clearly Taeja. What was your point again? Taeja would be on tilt too after having to play the best TvPer in the world bullshit, its not about the better player its about who is playing better during the match. Right, and I'm saying MKP would of been the one that would of played better if Taeja was the one that got crushed by Parting instead. Taeja did get crushed in the first game. That didn't mean he crumbled in the next though. He just kept his cool and played great. MKP is an awesome player, but if can't even lose a single Bo3 without colapsing completely he'll probably never win the GSL.
It almost seems like winning the losers match is better than losing the winners match. When you are in the winners finals you expect to advance, and once you are playing the last bo3 you realize that it might be slipping from your graps. When you are in the losers match you lower your expectations and winning that makes you realize that you can actually get through. Taeja's mindset going into the last set was infinitely better than MKP's. Also, don't forget it wasn't a random bo3 that MKP lost. He lost against Parting in a close series, whom he has history with. Don't act like there weren't special circumstances at play here.
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On April 25 2012 22:00 vndods wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 kckkryptonite wrote:
MKP has always had weak TvT past the early-mid game from what I remember. That wasn't really weak TvT showing. It was impatience, bad decision making from simply losing a BO3 to Parting. He had a fantastic TvT showing against Taeja in the first series.
It's kind of TvT...
MKP's reckless play style always gets punished more by terrans than anyone else.
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On April 25 2012 22:00 Hassybaby wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:58 scypio wrote:
The question is.... who is going to stop Parting now. Naniwa. If Naniwa can´t, Parting should have this easily. I think he'll have a tough time in PvPs in general. Any of the Group D Toss have a chance
Yeah if Maru doesn't come second tomorrow, he might have some troublesome PvP on his hands.
I'm hoping he can take it all now though 
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On April 25 2012 21:59 iSunrise wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:58 scypio wrote:
The question is.... who is going to stop Parting now. Naniwa. If Naniwa can´t, Parting should have this easily. Parting is deserving this. After that GSTL decision he is really showing everyone why he won that game.
Nah. Taeja would destroy Parting imo
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On April 25 2012 21:59 silverstyle wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:57 Megabuster123 wrote:On April 25 2012 21:56 Kznn wrote:On April 25 2012 21:55 Megabuster123 wrote:
Naniwa better win this GSL now, it's the only storyline I give a shit about anymore. herO has one of the best storylines ever. you should root for him What's Hero's Storyline? Huk's successor outshines him? Royal road man... not liking the possibility of Taeja v HerO though... Taeja does seem to have HerO's number when i watch HerO's stream...
I have no idea what a royal road is...
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On April 25 2012 22:03 SolidMustard wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:58 scypio wrote:
The question is.... who is going to stop Parting now. Naniwa. If Naniwa can´t, Parting should have this easily. Parting is deserving this. After that GSTL decision he is really showing everyone why he won that game. Nah. Taeja would destroy Parting imo
Taeja is pretty good and I loved his play today, but let´s not get overboard please. PartinG is from another world.
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LOL epic frontpage writeup on Taeja incoming!!
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Those of you who are saying that MKPs mindset was "crushed" after the games vs parting, did you miss the fact that MKP "crushed" Taeja in their first match? Wouldnt Taejas mindset be very bad going up in the final match against MKP again?
Taeja was simply mentally stronger and played better.
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On April 25 2012 22:03 HaXXspetten wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 22:00 Hassybaby wrote:On April 25 2012 21:59 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:58 scypio wrote:
The question is.... who is going to stop Parting now. Naniwa. If Naniwa can´t, Parting should have this easily. I think he'll have a tough time in PvPs in general. Any of the Group D Toss have a chance Yeah if Maru doesn't come second tomorrow, he might have some troublesome PvP on his hands. I'm hoping he can take it all now though
i find it pretty likely that maru is going to take second place (to either MC or squirtle). He only has to practice one matchup and he is definitely an unpredictable opponant. MC is probably slightly tilted after his trip back from USA so he might have a good chance to take the first game against him.
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On April 25 2012 22:04 Megabuster123 wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 silverstyle wrote:On April 25 2012 21:57 Megabuster123 wrote:On April 25 2012 21:56 Kznn wrote:On April 25 2012 21:55 Megabuster123 wrote:
Naniwa better win this GSL now, it's the only storyline I give a shit about anymore. herO has one of the best storylines ever. you should root for him What's Hero's Storyline? Huk's successor outshines him? Royal road man... not liking the possibility of Taeja v HerO though... Taeja does seem to have HerO's number when i watch HerO's stream... I have no idea what a royal road is...
winning the tournament on first qualification/appearance
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NaNiwa or Mvp to win this time..
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On April 25 2012 22:03 SolidMustard wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:58 scypio wrote:
The question is.... who is going to stop Parting now. Naniwa. If Naniwa can´t, Parting should have this easily. Parting is deserving this. After that GSTL decision he is really showing everyone why he won that game. Nah. Taeja would destroy Parting imo
no, not really
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I think the royal road is pretty much the path and achievement of a major tournament (e.g. For SC2 it would be GSL, for SC its OSL and MSL?)
Edit: Okay it's winning on your first appearance.
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On April 25 2012 22:03 zefreak wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 Vorenius wrote:On April 25 2012 21:56 Fubi wrote:On April 25 2012 21:54 BLinD-RawR wrote:On April 25 2012 21:52 Fubi wrote:On April 25 2012 21:50 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:50 Fubi wrote:the better player didnt go through The better player was clearly Taeja. What was your point again? Taeja would be on tilt too after having to play the best TvPer in the world bullshit, its not about the better player its about who is playing better during the match. Right, and I'm saying MKP would of been the one that would of played better if Taeja was the one that got crushed by Parting instead. Taeja did get crushed in the first game. That didn't mean he crumbled in the next though. He just kept his cool and played great. MKP is an awesome player, but if can't even lose a single Bo3 without colapsing completely he'll probably never win the GSL. It almost seems like winning the losers match is better than losing the winners match. When you are in the winners finals you expect to advance, and once you are playing the last bo3 you realize that it might be slipping from your graps. When you are in the losers match you lower your expectations and winning that makes you realize that you can actually get through. Taeja's mindset going into the last set was infinitely better than MKP's. Also, don't forget it wasn't a random bo3 that MKP lost. He lost against Parting in a close series, whom he has history with. Don't act like there weren't special circumstances at play here.
No one is saying there wasn't "special circumstances", just that was then, and this is now. That match should have no bearing over MKP's play against Taeja, but it did. That means MKP did not deserve to win that match because he was so easily affected vs Parting.
There is no excuses to be made for MKP. He played badly and Taeja deserved that win.
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On April 25 2012 21:58 scypio wrote:
The question is.... who is going to stop Parting now.
I would absolutely laugh my ass off if Maru gets 2nd place in group D and parting gets to play another terran. Then MVP wins vs Naniwa and he gets ANOTHER terran.
But to answer your question, all the protoss in group D can beat him in a PvP because... it's PvP. So if he gets one of them which is pretty likely, he might be in trouble.
GO HERO.
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On April 25 2012 22:05 Fjodorov wrote:
Those of you who are saying that MKPs mindset was "crushed" after the games vs parting, did you miss the fact that MKP "crushed" Taeja in their first match? Wouldnt Taejas mindset be very bad going up in the final match against MKP again?
Taeja was simply mentally stronger and played better.
MKP has a tendency to bitch out and choke in the clutch though, signficantly more than Taeja does. Although we should remember, that Taeja chokes like a mofo too. So I don't even know anymore...
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the way taeja acts seems like he's playing just to see how he can do. MKP's play is really passionate and emotional because he's so determined and with so much momentum wants to win this season. taeja is sort of like "wait really holy shit!"
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On April 25 2012 22:05 Fjodorov wrote:
Those of you who are saying that MKPs mindset was "crushed" after the games vs parting, did you miss the fact that MKP "crushed" Taeja in their first match? Wouldnt Taejas mindset be very bad going up in the final match against MKP again?
Taeja was simply mentally stronger and played better.
Not to mention that Taeja was facing the very player that he lost to, which makes it worse for him IMO. Glad to see that he kept a level head, though.
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On April 25 2012 22:06 KaRath_ wrote:
I think the royal road is pretty much the path and achievement of a major tournament (e.g. For SC2 it would be GSL, for SC its OSL and MSL?)
its winning a major tournament the first time you are playing in it
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On April 25 2012 22:03 zefreak wrote:Show nested quote +On April 25 2012 21:59 Vorenius wrote:On April 25 2012 21:56 Fubi wrote:On April 25 2012 21:54 BLinD-RawR wrote:On April 25 2012 21:52 Fubi wrote:On April 25 2012 21:50 iSunrise wrote:On April 25 2012 21:50 Fubi wrote:the better player didnt go through The better player was clearly Taeja. What was your point again? Taeja would be on tilt too after having to play the best TvPer in the world bullshit, its not about the better player its about who is playing better during the match. Right, and I'm saying MKP would of been the one that would of played better if Taeja was the one that got crushed by Parting instead. Taeja did get crushed in the first game. That didn't mean he crumbled in the next though. He just kept his cool and played great. MKP is an awesome player, but if can't even lose a single Bo3 without colapsing completely he'll probably never win the GSL. It almost seems like winning the losers match is better than losing the winners match. When you are in the winners finals you expect to advance, and once you are playing the last bo3 you realize that it might be slipping from your graps. When you are in the losers match you lower your expectations and winning that makes you realize that you can actually get through. Taeja's mindset going into the last set was infinitely better than MKP's. Also, don't forget it wasn't a random bo3 that MKP lost. He lost against Parting in a close series, whom he has history with. Don't act like there weren't special circumstances at play here.
Well, aren't you a very sensationalistic person? If I was in MKP's shoes I would be thinking, "Hmm I just got some rest and I just smashed this nerd in our first bo3. Should be EZPZ!" MKP has experience in GSL finals multiple times, he shouldn't be tilted that easy. I think everyone is just reading too far into things because their player didn't win.
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