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hmmm, not sure if terran is supposed to be up 30 supply in TvZ 
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banshees, always picking on units who can't fight back. they are like the bullies of starcraft
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On May 20 2012 08:59 loginn wrote:Assembly, Lone Star Clash. European online tournaments too.
The last entry is Polt vs Stephano playing yesterday, which didn't happen.
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On May 20 2012 08:58 Benjamin99 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 08:57 Wombat_NI wrote:On May 20 2012 08:56 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:52 Zeborg wrote:On May 20 2012 08:49 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:46 Swords wrote:On May 20 2012 08:43 mememolly wrote:On May 20 2012 08:42 TheLovingone wrote:
someone can still saying stephano isnt the best out of korea? :s no 0ne can question that now, polt stephano rematch would be epic I mean, you could argue Naniwa. Since he placed top 8 gsl... I think Stephano is fantastic, but I don't think you can call him the best outside of Korea until we see his GSL results. Naniwa doesnt even come close to Stephano to tournament wins and top placement in major lans. Its not so long ago Naniwa got knocked out in Dreamhack. But enough of this best foreigner crap Stephano are a top 3 zerg player in the world. Mr Boss toss himself sayd that Naniwa has done well at MLG Providence. I'm a Stephano fan but let's be open-minded here. 1 tournament? Stephano: Multiple Assemply top placement, ESWC, IPL 3, IPL 4, Lonestar clash MLG winter arena 2 + dominating the foreign scene for allmost a year winning every big online tournament with money in. He have also won twice as much price winnings then Naniwa.. You cant really compare those 2. In case you missed my previous post on this. 'Stephano went 0-3 in the first pool at the last Dreamhack Winter which I attended, people have off days The Nani-Stephano comparison is tough for a variety of reasons. Naniwa places GSL above all else, and indeed doesn't attend as many foreign tournaments to focus on this. At the last Dreamhack the guy admitted he hadn't even played a PvZ in weeks due to focusing so hard on his GSL matches. Stephano focuses on placing in foreign tournaments, which is where the money is really, and is less concerned about the prestige of the GSL. Stephano's best matchup is ZvP, which is Naniwa's worst matchup, so even head-to-heads don't really split them particularly. I just don't think Stephano has done anything that puts him on another plane to Nani.' Not gonna go into a long winded discussion with you until Naniwa wins tournaments he aint even close
I'll translate that to 'oh a logical argument that counters my Stephano fanboyism, I'll just ignore it'.
@Azarkon, yeah good points there, I like the contrast between the two it's pretty interesting. I still feel Stephano practices a bit more than people seem to think, but Nani does seem to be the less naturally talented of the two and more reliant on the hard graft.
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Has anyone coined viOLet as the Surgeon Zerg yet?
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On May 20 2012 09:01 Tobblish wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 08:59 loginn wrote:Assembly, Lone Star Clash. European online tournaments too. I mean ofc in the Spring Arena 2, it says Polt won 2-0 yet I can't find a result like that in the bracket on MLG.
It's wrong. Should be DRG.
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On May 20 2012 08:58 Benjamin99 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 08:57 Wombat_NI wrote:On May 20 2012 08:56 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:52 Zeborg wrote:On May 20 2012 08:49 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:46 Swords wrote:On May 20 2012 08:43 mememolly wrote:On May 20 2012 08:42 TheLovingone wrote:
someone can still saying stephano isnt the best out of korea? :s no 0ne can question that now, polt stephano rematch would be epic I mean, you could argue Naniwa. Since he placed top 8 gsl... I think Stephano is fantastic, but I don't think you can call him the best outside of Korea until we see his GSL results. Naniwa doesnt even come close to Stephano to tournament wins and top placement in major lans. Its not so long ago Naniwa got knocked out in Dreamhack. But enough of this best foreigner crap Stephano are a top 3 zerg player in the world. Mr Boss toss himself sayd that Naniwa has done well at MLG Providence. I'm a Stephano fan but let's be open-minded here. 1 tournament? Stephano: Multiple Assemply top placement, ESWC, IPL 3, IPL 4, Lonestar clash MLG winter arena 2 + dominating the foreign scene for allmost a year winning every big online tournament with money in. He have also won twice as much price winnings then Naniwa.. You cant really compare those 2. In case you missed my previous post on this. 'Stephano went 0-3 in the first pool at the last Dreamhack Winter which I attended, people have off days The Nani-Stephano comparison is tough for a variety of reasons. Naniwa places GSL above all else, and indeed doesn't attend as many foreign tournaments to focus on this. At the last Dreamhack the guy admitted he hadn't even played a PvZ in weeks due to focusing so hard on his GSL matches. Stephano focuses on placing in foreign tournaments, which is where the money is really, and is less concerned about the prestige of the GSL. Stephano's best matchup is ZvP, which is Naniwa's worst matchup, so even head-to-heads don't really split them particularly. I just don't think Stephano has done anything that puts him on another plane to Nani.' Not gonna go into a long winded discussion with you until Naniwa wins tournaments he aint even close
Maybe they should have a show match, so we can settle this once and for all...
Oh wait, that was supposed to happen until Stephano bailed on it.
Not to mention placing highly at GSL is a huge achievement. Players spend weeks preparing to play one another and trying to figure out miniscule flaws in each others games to win. Until Stephano places highly in GSL it's really hard to compare the two.
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What has been up with people making ultras in this tourney, great way to transition into losing the game ;p
+ Show Spoiler +On May 20 2012 08:53 SkullZ9 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 08:49 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:46 Swords wrote:On May 20 2012 08:43 mememolly wrote:On May 20 2012 08:42 TheLovingone wrote:
someone can still saying stephano isnt the best out of korea? :s no 0ne can question that now, polt stephano rematch would be epic I mean, you could argue Naniwa. Since he placed top 8 gsl... I think Stephano is fantastic, but I don't think you can call him the best outside of Korea until we see his GSL results. Naniwa doesnt even come close to Stephano to tournament wins and top placement in major lans. Its not so long ago Naniwa got knocked out in Dreamhack. But enough of this best foreigner crap Stephano are a top 3 zerg player in the world. Mr Boss toss himself sayd that Sorry to be that guy, but in every post you make, you write "he are", "stephano are" and it just hurts lol... He IS Every breath he are take And every post he are make Every bond he are break, every step he are take I are be watching he
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lol TB just said "He's not fucking around"
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Hes not fucking around... wait what?
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On May 20 2012 09:01 Fionn wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 09:01 Tobblish wrote:On May 20 2012 08:59 loginn wrote:Assembly, Lone Star Clash. European online tournaments too. I mean ofc in the Spring Arena 2, it says Polt won 2-0 yet I can't find a result like that in the bracket on MLG. It's wrong. Should be DRG.
Polt didn't 2-0 DRG though.
Umm.
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Polt forgot to make more production facilities?
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These zergs winning fights with 170 food against 200 is kinda refreshing.
He was even using 15 food to harass Terran 3rd. Hilarious.
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deep onto the creep... cannot unhear...
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TvZ as I experience it on ladder 
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On May 20 2012 09:03 Azarkon wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 09:01 Fionn wrote:On May 20 2012 09:01 Tobblish wrote:On May 20 2012 08:59 loginn wrote:Assembly, Lone Star Clash. European online tournaments too. I mean ofc in the Spring Arena 2, it says Polt won 2-0 yet I can't find a result like that in the bracket on MLG. It's wrong. Should be DRG. Polt didn't 2-0 DRG though. Umm.
He won 2:0 against Bly tho
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On May 20 2012 09:02 Swords wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 08:58 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:57 Wombat_NI wrote:On May 20 2012 08:56 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:52 Zeborg wrote:On May 20 2012 08:49 Benjamin99 wrote:On May 20 2012 08:46 Swords wrote:On May 20 2012 08:43 mememolly wrote:On May 20 2012 08:42 TheLovingone wrote:
someone can still saying stephano isnt the best out of korea? :s no 0ne can question that now, polt stephano rematch would be epic I mean, you could argue Naniwa. Since he placed top 8 gsl... I think Stephano is fantastic, but I don't think you can call him the best outside of Korea until we see his GSL results. Naniwa doesnt even come close to Stephano to tournament wins and top placement in major lans. Its not so long ago Naniwa got knocked out in Dreamhack. But enough of this best foreigner crap Stephano are a top 3 zerg player in the world. Mr Boss toss himself sayd that Naniwa has done well at MLG Providence. I'm a Stephano fan but let's be open-minded here. 1 tournament? Stephano: Multiple Assemply top placement, ESWC, IPL 3, IPL 4, Lonestar clash MLG winter arena 2 + dominating the foreign scene for allmost a year winning every big online tournament with money in. He have also won twice as much price winnings then Naniwa.. You cant really compare those 2. In case you missed my previous post on this. 'Stephano went 0-3 in the first pool at the last Dreamhack Winter which I attended, people have off days The Nani-Stephano comparison is tough for a variety of reasons. Naniwa places GSL above all else, and indeed doesn't attend as many foreign tournaments to focus on this. At the last Dreamhack the guy admitted he hadn't even played a PvZ in weeks due to focusing so hard on his GSL matches. Stephano focuses on placing in foreign tournaments, which is where the money is really, and is less concerned about the prestige of the GSL. Stephano's best matchup is ZvP, which is Naniwa's worst matchup, so even head-to-heads don't really split them particularly. I just don't think Stephano has done anything that puts him on another plane to Nani.' Not gonna go into a long winded discussion with you until Naniwa wins tournaments he aint even close Maybe they should have a show match, so we can settle this once and for all... Oh wait, that was supposed to happen until Stephano bailed on it. Not to mention placing highly at GSL is a huge achievement. Players spend weeks preparing to play one another and trying to figure out miniscule flaws in each others games to win. Until Stephano places highly in GSL it's really hard to compare the two.
The showmatch should happen when Stephano gets in Korea
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polt will take this , casters are wrong
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On May 20 2012 09:03 Azarkon wrote:Show nested quote +On May 20 2012 09:01 Fionn wrote:On May 20 2012 09:01 Tobblish wrote:On May 20 2012 08:59 loginn wrote:Assembly, Lone Star Clash. European online tournaments too. I mean ofc in the Spring Arena 2, it says Polt won 2-0 yet I can't find a result like that in the bracket on MLG. It's wrong. Should be DRG. Polt didn't 2-0 DRG though. Umm.
People trying to predict the future?
Definitely a mistake though.
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EPT
