EPT[Code S] RO16 Group C GSL 2012 Season 3 - Page 198
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BadBinky
Finland649 Posts
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Reini
19 Posts
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Boundz(DarKo)
5311 Posts
Haters gunna hejt | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37033 Posts
NaNiwa makes it to Ro8 twice in a row this year...... damn NaNi!!! Also, f u KeeN. If you're going to knock out my MMA to get to Code S, the least you could've done was go further than Ro16 >: ( | ||
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Teoyaomqui
Sweden326 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:14 Beardedclam wrote: Really sucks that Genius is trying to look for a new team now also. He forgets range and loses and now doesn't make it to round 8. Well if you've been in code S for as many seasons as Genius has (9 or so?) and made the round of 16 last season it clearly shows he's someone any team would be happy to have so I think he'll find a team soon enough. Reallllllly happy for Naniwa! Most likely he'll face DRG or Nestea now though, so quarter finals will be very tough indeed for him now but amazing accomplishment no matter what happens from now on! | ||
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blooblooblahblah
Australia4163 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:21 Aeroplaneoverthesea wrote: Two guys who definitely don't play Protoss at a decent level. You get all your shit in front and your Colossus in back, you don't forget range and if you have better ups and/or more Colossus you win. Simple. Microing only means your Colossus spend less time attacking, unless you Colossus are unprotected it's almost always counter productive to micro them, such is the quality of the unit design. This is just wrong on so many levels. Genius's lack of Colossi micro is what caused him to lose the game on Cloud Kingdom, while Naniwa was actually target firing. It can be risky for sure, and if you screw up, the guy a-moving can roll you. But microing Colossi is many situations can be very important, Sase even micros his Colossi with a warp prism to reduce damage. | ||
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Jojo131
Brazil1631 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:30 BadBinky wrote: GJ Nani. Haters gonna hate. Pretty much this, and I'm not even a fan :O | ||
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
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masterchip27
United States284 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:12 Plexa wrote: Call it an excuse if you like, but nani got really really lucky in that game  I say that as a fan of naniwa as well It's one way of looking at it, the other way of looking at it is that Genius deserved to lose because he didn't have enough mental composure in the final game to notice that his collossi had no range -- which SHOULD have been obvious, especially after poking to the watchtower that one time | ||
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Nekovivie
United Kingdom2599 Posts
It's pretty safe bet the winner of group D will be a Zerg, in all honesty. | ||
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RageBot
Israel1530 Posts
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LeLfe
France3160 Posts
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Aeroplaneoverthesea
United Kingdom1977 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:32 Nekovivie wrote: Is Naniwa's PvZ any good? It's pretty safe bet the winner of group D will be a Zerg, in all honesty. His PvZ is awful. | ||
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masterchip27
United States284 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:14 Vardant wrote: He was also very unlucky with that re-game, so that evens things out. Good point! | ||
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taoito
65 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:11 polyphonyEX wrote: just woke up and.... NANIWA FUCK YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 'MERICA! So appropriate for today too lol | ||
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:29 Beardedclam wrote: You thinks that's respectful? Right before your code S match you go and sit directly behind the person you are facing and watch how he plays? Of course genius is going to be using the same builds as Code S because he is trying to qualify for OSL. It's disgusting. You need to look back at those games and tell me if Naniwa got a build order win there, then you may have a point. Now you're just trying to find excuses for Genius' sloppy play. And watching your opponents play beforehand is kinda what gsl is all about, I can guarantee you the Koreans do it too. | ||
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Domus
510 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:28 Aeroplaneoverthesea wrote: No it's not, it's pure luck. Absolutely 100% luck. There is definitely a large part of Sc2 and all sports where if you play really well it makes your opponent look really bad and you can force errors. For example in football if you're a team who presses the ball high up if forces the opposition defence into errors because they are rushed on the ball. This game was absolutely not one of those situations. This game was the equivalent of a defender it back to the goalkeepers who then trips on the grass and the ball rolls into the net. There is no skill in that, there is nothing you've done to cause it. Just like there was no skill on Naniwa's part to make Genius forget Thermal Lance. It was all on Genius. Naniwa lucked out completely in a game he otherwise looked likely to lose. That is not luck...that is Genius making mistakes and losing the match for it. It does not matter if Naniwa did not force a mistake. For example, if you play a bronze player and he makes terrible errors, and you beat him while not playing your best...is that luck, or is the other guy just making more mistakes...And it was not just the Thermal lance, there were more mistakes. Also, Genius was not clearly stronger in the matches, it was not like Genius went 2-0 the first time...And also don't forget that Naniwa needed to change his playstyle because of a rematch, and still managed to come out on top. There is just incredible bias from Naniwa haters here...Noone would be crying if this was Tyler playing, everybody would be ecstatic. | ||
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b8ed
18 Posts
gg Nani, really well played today. GL vs DRG. | ||
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Weson
Iceland1032 Posts
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
On July 04 2012 23:32 Nekovivie wrote: Is Naniwa's PvZ any good? It's pretty safe bet the winner of group D will be a Zerg, in all honesty. Hell, maybe Ryung might pull another miracle. Honestly who thought that he would not only advance from his Ro32 group, but go 2-0 and 4-0 in maps? | ||
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