I think it's more that he regularly relies on all-ins to win, and is known to be pretty lucky. I'm not a fan of his play-style, but it will be an interesting season with nestea in it as well. I'm actually really surprised that fantasy didn't make it through.

If it were any other map, it'd be different. That map is suicide for PvT. There is quite frankly no other option, as taking a 3rd is too difficult.

Eschaton

United States1245 Posts

January 11 2013 01:23 GMT

#2585

HUKKKKKKKKK
makes me so happy

Emzeeshady

Canada4203 Posts

January 11 2013 01:50 GMT

#2586

--- Nuked ---

Steelavocado

United States2123 Posts

January 11 2013 01:53 GMT

#2587

Wait, Huk made Code S?!? Sick news.

BoB_KiLLeR

Spain620 Posts

January 11 2013 02:05 GMT

#2588

whada f*ck

Huk is back on the Loranger train?

Mortal

2943 Posts

January 11 2013 02:07 GMT

#2589

wow, huk > fantasy? good for him. fucked my liquibets right sideways, but i'm ok with that.

FataLe

New Zealand4498 Posts

January 11 2013 02:11 GMT

#2590

On January 11 2013 11:07 Mortal wrote:
wow, huk > fantasy? good for him. fucked my liquibets right sideways, but i'm ok with that.

worthy sacrifice.

ArchDC

Malaysia1996 Posts

January 11 2013 02:55 GMT

#2591

Wow CONGRATS HUK!

J1.au

Australia3596 Posts

January 11 2013 03:34 GMT

#2592

Fantasy so good.

turnip

United States193 Posts

January 11 2013 04:37 GMT

#2593

Haha HuK naysayers, look what happened!

Wait, I was one of them... Color me impressed.

Maghetti

United States2429 Posts

January 11 2013 05:05 GMT

#2594

FUCK. I can almost always tell who won in a group by how the gsl ratings are for the group, and in this case it was 9.6 so i was positive Fantasy advanced and people loved it. He won the first two games and I was even more convinced. Who the fuck gave it a 9.6 rating when Fantasy did not advance? Don't get my wrong, I wanted a combination of huk nestea and fantasy to advance but id trade huk and nestea retiring for fantasy winning one extra game, much less taking his place in code s, so there is a great disparity there. I went from calm and relaxed to devastated because apparently people think a group where fantasy falls apart is 9.6 out of 10 because of fucking huk. god.

FataLe

New Zealand4498 Posts

January 11 2013 08:20 GMT

#2595

On January 11 2013 14:05 Maghetti wrote:
FUCK. I can almost always tell who won in a group by how the gsl ratings are for the group, and in this case it was 9.6 so i was positive Fantasy advanced and people loved it. He won the first two games and I was even more convinced. Who the fuck gave it a 9.6 rating when Fantasy did not advance? Don't get my wrong, I wanted a combination of huk nestea and fantasy to advance but id trade huk and nestea retiring for fantasy winning one extra game, much less taking his place in code s, so there is a great disparity there. I went from calm and relaxed to devastated because apparently people think a group where fantasy falls apart is 9.6 out of 10 because of fucking huk. god.

You're acting as if Fantasy has a god given right to Code S.

Stop packing a sad lol.. stop being so emotionally flimsy over things that are out of your control.

moshyesim

Germany31 Posts

January 11 2013 09:53 GMT

#2596

hahahahaha.
Right before the games I told a friend "guess its too much to ask for both nestea and huk to advance"...

Guess its not.

Aerisky

United States12129 Posts

January 11 2013 10:18 GMT

#2597

Holy fucking SHIT! :O

Huk beating some really good players, WOW. Into Code S O_O

Yoshi Kirishima

United States10332 Posts

January 11 2013 20:18 GMT

#2598

On January 11 2013 06:06 Fanatic-Templar wrote:

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MVP won 3 GSL Code S tournaments and one minor GSL tournament, but he also has 2 GSL Code S silvers. Nestea has two GSL Code S golds and one Open Season gold, which is 'harder than Code S' only if you consider a tournament where Artosis can qualify while being a full-time caster to compete with NEXFreeSaGA to be 'harder than Code S'.

It might not be harder for each round, but it is harder overall (The Ro64 may not have been as hard as the Ro32, but a Code S season is like a Ro32 but with an extra Ro64). Code S is basically like the latter part of an Open Season tourny (though now, with extensive round robins of course). However, even though Code S plays more games due to round robins, Open Season has you have to go through more rounds. So there's different wants to judge difficulty there I guess. But my point is simply that it's not a straight cut situation with MVP having more titles than Nestea (well it's true that he has more GSL titles in general, but I'm looking at the "difficulty" or value of each title), as the difficulty/value of each title is somewhat debateable.

Also just because everyone was bad doesn't excuse the other baddies from winning (relatively, the difficulty would still be the same since everyone's skill is lower). And Artosis getting in can be explained by Artosis actually being relatively good back then compared to all the other people trying to get in. That was before he started having to cast all the time for GSL matches.