EPT[TSL4] Ro32 Day 2 - Page 47
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Waxangel
United States33526 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:42 Falconblade wrote: MajOr will get stomped. JRecco has 75% ZvT. That's actually what he's best at. Impressive. | ||
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Irratonalys
Germany902 Posts
congratz naniwa you are childish well , thats well known already. | ||
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Reaps
United Kingdom1280 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:41 KalWarkov wrote: its sad, but he is incredibly true with what he said there. It's only true if u like to complain about balance like yourself. | ||
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Rhaegar_tar
France847 Posts
Well, at least he'll never win another tourney in his career so that's good. | ||
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Morale
Sweden1010 Posts
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Blacktion
United Kingdom1148 Posts
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tenacity
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ladyumbra
Canada1699 Posts
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BronzeKnee
United States5219 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:42 jeeneeus wrote: I was so close to liquibetting Recco, but how could I pick against a two time ro8 GSL? Well he plays Zerg as Naniwa pointed out. So no congratulations for you. JohnnyRecco is the real deal, Naniwa barely won game three and JohnnyRecco just dominated all other games. Pretty impressive. | ||
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Andre
Slovenia3523 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:39 Mohdoo wrote: Naniwa's personality and mindset plays hugely in his games. When he sees someone as a great player, he turns it up. When he sees them as bad, not only does he have a hard time taking them seriously, but he ALSO doesn't seem to put out the best builds. And this is something seen in many other situations. When other Code S players play in online cups or lower-tier tournaments, we don't see them do the same unbelievably refined, exact builds that we see in Code S. They don't use strategies that they spent weeks perfecting for something other than Code S. And this is something seen not only in Naniwa, but other players too. Naniwa considers himself a code S player first. He will travel to other tournaments, but Code S is the core objective in his career. Its no surprise that he did some really basic, by the book, predictable builds up til now. Lets be honest. If you were a consistent Code S RO8 player and you were playing against someone you've never even heard of, would you be using your PvZ strats you intended to use in code S? I never even heard of this guy. He's playing well, and I agree that Naniwa misread the situation, but I think its a valid point to bring up how code S is played and how that compares to other methods of training. If you're true code S material, you don't need special builds to beat an "average eu gm" player. Naniwa works a lot but in terms of mechanics, I would actually put Jonnyrecco ahead in that regard. And online tours are a lot about pure skill and not that much about mindgames, builds etc. | ||
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Jono7272
United Kingdom6330 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:43 Waxangel wrote: british after all -_-? Definitely a Brit. | ||
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Yonnua
United Kingdom2331 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:42 MCDayC wrote: Congrats for Jonny! For the right reasons as well, he played very nicely. Not particularly. He pretty much just massed up roaches, defended pressure and then maxed on brood lords off of 3 base economy in most of the games.  | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
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SayGen
United States1209 Posts
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CosmicSpiral
United States15275 Posts
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Falconblade
United States1035 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:41 KalWarkov wrote: its sad, but he is incredibly true with what he said there. Whoa whoa, calm down. ZvP is not as wonky as ZvT is. After all, Protoss have been killing tournaments everywhere. | ||
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Champloo
Germany1850 Posts
On July 30 2012 04:42 CuSToM wrote: stay classy nani "Stay" doesn't really work here, does it? | ||
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grindC
Germany274 Posts
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
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