If CJ gonna drop this game i'm concerned for them even against MVP then lol. *sorry Prime T_________T*
I feel like if Hydra wins against HerO, then CJ Entus might grab it 3-0 or 3-1, depends on ByuL. They're really falling off after bad start, need to win this first map.
However if HerO wins, Squirtle can grab nuff confidence and ByuL will wreck in his first ZvZ of Proleague this season. And even little herO won't do anything against Artosis's lovely YongHwa.
On January 12 2014 18:42 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: I don't often buy the HerO hype, but I believed enough to put him on my team this week. Hopefully he takes this
On January 12 2014 18:42 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: I don't often buy the HerO hype, but I believed enough to put him on my team this week. Hopefully he takes this
You need to stop hanging out with DLO
Yeah probably, but surely he can win a PvZ! Right..?
On January 12 2014 18:49 Undead1993 wrote: is there any new info on moonglade's casting?
Not that i know of. I would hope they have another caster that yells a little. Brendon and wolf are quite Flat in their cast and you hear koreans caster yelling in the background.
Hope they get more confidence and starts hyping a little much.
Best exemple was the carriers in ... that game from tuesday (can't remember) on SS. KR casters were yelling and english casters was not really hyping this.
On January 12 2014 18:42 FrostedMiniWheats wrote: I don't often buy the HerO hype, but I believed enough to put him on my team this week. Hopefully he takes this
You need to stop hanging out with DLO
Yeah probably, but surely he can win a PvZ! Right..?
Is everybody watching the game? We put some energy into this thread! I want to ask you something: are you ready for the sound of GEEGEE?! I want to see you cheer! I said: I want to see you cheer!
On January 12 2014 18:52 Pandemona wrote: Lets make no units until 12 minutes ;_; Yay PvZ lol
And suddenly... swarmhosts ? (i hope not)
I played a game like that this afternoon. Thought I had it but could not break the main and natural due to so many fucking swarmhosts.It turned into a long long game. I eventually tapped out due to sheer boredom.
On January 12 2014 18:52 Pandemona wrote: Lets make no units until 12 minutes ;_; Yay PvZ lol
And suddenly... swarmhosts ? (i hope not)
I played a game like that this afternoon. Thought I had it but could not break the main and natural due to so many fucking swarmhosts.It turned into a long long game. I eventually tapped out due to sheer boredom.
Speaking of this game: wtf, Hero?
That's just that i watched all Tuesday game yesterday and it was always swarmhost and i hopped to see something different today Happy that is the case
I don't mind playing SH but don't really like to watch it.
On January 12 2014 18:57 Pandemona wrote: Lol then Hydra goes silly mode. Wtf is this. Also wtf is HerO doing he is on 1-1 upgrades?!?! What lol
whoa man he has +1 air too
At 20minute game time he starts +2..........;_; Thats the mistake which makes it even harder to get engages done. His Twilight Council went down at like 19minute game time? ;_;
On January 12 2014 18:55 AlternativeEgo wrote: Is everybody watching the game? We put some energy into this thread! I want to ask you something: are you ready for the sound of GEEGEE?! I want to see you cheer! I said: I want to see you cheer!
On January 12 2014 19:02 Pandemona wrote: This is quite funny xD We shouldn't really QQ anything though because this is 1000000000x better then Swarm Host crap. So /cheer :D
On January 12 2014 19:02 Pandemona wrote: This is quite funny xD We shouldn't really QQ anything though because this is 1000000000x better then Swarm Host crap. So /cheer :D
On January 12 2014 19:02 Pandemona wrote: This is quite funny xD We shouldn't really QQ anything though because this is 1000000000x better then Swarm Host crap. So /cheer :D
2-1 Toss vs 3-3 Zerg and 2-5 on ultra i think
As a CJ fan I want swarm hosts ;_;
Not when Hydra is making them
He beat PartinG with swarm hosts on akilon that one time
On January 12 2014 19:06 Destructicon wrote: Damn, that was a sick good game, back and forth attacks, trades, harass and multi-tasking across the map, great start to the day.
Yeah, I enjoyed that. It was a good game. I am glad I stayed up for it. Time for one more, in Sora vs Squirtle, then bed for me.
On January 12 2014 19:07 gophario wrote: hero is the master of blundering an army to it's death and then winning the game by perfectly controlling and killing 5 zerg armies in a row.
Hydra did his best to help with that
also do these guys know how hard Sora stomped Parting at WCG? Squirtle is a nobody :/
On January 12 2014 19:07 gophario wrote: hero is the master of blundering an army to it's death and then winning the game by perfectly controlling and killing 5 zerg armies in a row.
Hydra did his best to help with that
also do these guys know how hard Sora stomped Parting at WCG? Squirtle is a nobody :/
Ya hydra wasn't doing himself any favors by attacking nonstop with roach/hydra
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
If IM would say get to the PL finals and it went to ace thats when Mvp comes out. Then he 2 raxes fails follows it up fails agains and out of nowhere does a 3rd allin with like an scv and 3 marines and wins. F yeah
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
I'm sorry, Mvp is the best player in the world. Does that sound any more logical to you?
On January 12 2014 19:11 GumBa wrote: If IM would say get to the PL finals and it went to ace thats when Mvp comes out. Then he 2 raxes fails follows it up fails agains and out of nowhere does a 3rd allin with like an scv and 3 marines and wins. F yeah
I barely understood that English, but I am all for Mvp winning. F yeah too!
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
that's pretty stupid logic lol, mvp is clearly worse than the other players being fielded
On January 12 2014 19:11 GumBa wrote: If IM would say get to the PL finals and it went to ace thats when Mvp comes out. Then he 2 raxes fails follows it up fails agains and out of nowhere does a 3rd allin with like an scv and 3 marines and wins. F yeah
I barely understood that English, but I am all for Mvp winning. F yeah too!
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
Can't the players start a test game before their match just to see if everything is working out fine? Seems like it would work well in this format. Or maybe the booths are occupied and they can't wait for that?
rofl, first they all talk crap about sora how he's prolly made a mistake by forgetting to build his probe and when they realise its squirtle "oh the problem will be fixed, np"
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
that's pretty stupid logic lol, mvp is clearly worse than the other players being fielded
Even worse than fx Ruin though? Hah who am I kidding, Ruin is the next protoss bonjwa, just watch.
I think we might see Mvp at least once in proleague. There'll be a time when parts of the roster will be away, for example Byul for WCS AM, and also IM seems to be trying to change their roster a little bit every time.
Mvp will play when he feels his physical condition is good enough to play. I really am glad that he is taking a break right now and hopefully taking care of his health.
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
Lol fanboy logic ftw
We are all Mvp fanboys deep down. Some are just afraid to admit it
On January 12 2014 19:07 phil.ipp wrote: why is MVP not playing..
Because he's worse than the players playing?
Yeah just like Messi and Neymar where on the bench for Barcelona yesterday. They are obviously worse than the players on the field. That looogggicccc!!!!
that's pretty stupid logic lol, mvp is clearly worse than the other players being fielded
Even worse than fx Ruin though? Hah who am I kidding, Ruin is the next protoss bonjwa, just watch.
I think we might see Mvp at least once in proleague. There'll be a time when parts of the roster will be away, for example Byul for WCS AM, and also IM seems to be trying to change their roster a little bit every time.
yeah we'll see him a few times over the rounds, but IM has enough protosses + byul for most of their matches.
That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
Hey question. In the comercial when you see the players, the first seeing you see is a Zowie Celeritas keyboard. I thought those were banned by Kespa because of the RTR function.
On January 12 2014 19:24 redviper wrote: That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
On January 12 2014 19:18 Schelim wrote: Mvp is so fucking awesome i wanna see him play in Proleague
Mvp so awesome there's a team named after him.
And an award
The award is cheap. Few players can get the Nestea award, but the MVP award is given out every week.
That must mean that the MVP award is better. I mean, how often does the Yonghwa award get awarded? Like never! Nobody wants it!
I still think that the Nestea award is somewhat a bit harder to obtain, considering the difficulty pros seems to have when it comes to consistency, spare a few of them....
Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
On January 12 2014 19:24 redviper wrote: That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
On January 12 2014 19:24 redviper wrote: That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
Mvp in short skirt
There is going to be a photoshop in this thread in a few pages.
I wish PL would treat the English commentators with atleast some amount of support. Not even an observing computer. No info given to the commentators. Its pretty crappy compared to GSL.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
Mvp only got popular after he started losing, and suddenly winning a GSL where he was the underdog. since then, his play has been mediocre at best, with a few scattered wins keeping his fans' hopes alive.
On January 12 2014 19:26 redviper wrote: I wish PL would treat the English commentators with atleast some amount of support. Not even an observing computer. No info given to the commentators. Its pretty crappy compared to GSL.
I thought they were giving the English guys an observing computer?
On January 12 2014 19:24 redviper wrote: That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
Mvp in short skirt
I do believe there is a picture of Mvp in a dress.
On January 12 2014 19:24 redviper wrote: That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
Mvp in short skirt
There is going to be a photoshop in this thread in a few pages.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
Lets not talk about kitties ;_; Come on KESPA all you had to do is fucking re do the game from the start. Why continuously make it hard for yourselves ;_;
On January 12 2014 19:28 Pandemona wrote: Lets not talk about kitties ;_; Come on KESPA all you had to do is fucking re do the game from the start. Why continuously make it hard for yourselves ;_;
why replay a game where squirtle blundered? do football games get replays when one team blunders and concedes an early goal? lol
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
Remind me, how many tournaments did post-injury Mvp dominate like pre-injury Mvp?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
I think its the heart he always shows. Like when he kept fighting through all the protoss and won the GSL. And when he got to the finals during the BL-Infestor days and really took it to Life who was nigh on unbeatable at that time. The most amazing thing about Mvp to me is how he always keeps trying. That game against innovation when he was done to 9 SCVs or that game against the euro zerg when he had 3 scvs and he still won!
Its like that song, Mvp has the heart of the tiger.
On January 12 2014 19:28 Pandemona wrote: Lets not talk about kitties ;_; Come on KESPA all you had to do is fucking re do the game from the start. Why continuously make it hard for yourselves ;_;
why replay a game where squirtle blundered?
Because it blundered on the resume of it, nothing was happening for 3-4 seconds and the eventually another pause. The timings going be like 20seconds off due to timer
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
Remind me, how many tournaments did post-injury Mvp dominate like pre-injury Mvp?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
Remind me, how many tournaments did post-injury Mvp dominate like pre-injury Mvp?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
That's not what he said. I agree that even if we see him losing, Mvp is the kind of guy whose legend doesn't cease to grow.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
Flash is ok, but he doesn't have the soap opera of Mvp. Being a machine and killing everyone is fine I guess, but until you face a little diversity it isn't easy to fall in love.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
They really should play him in PL. I mean, he won a GSL with injuried wrists, why not a PL, mmh?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
On January 12 2014 19:24 redviper wrote: That ad omg. The only thing that could have saved that ad from being absolutely retarded was if it was Mvp instead of inappropriately short skirt girl.
Mvp in short skirt
I do believe there is a picture of Mvp in a dress.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
fair enough, i can agree with that. lol @ Sniper and Roro, these guys don't have fans come on.
also i know EXACTLY what Wolf was talking about with those elementary school S thingies haha
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
Hes the SC2 GOAT, doesnt travel a lot so when you see him its special, hes injured but can still somehow compete with the best and he keeps coming back when people say hes done. How can you not like Mvp?
On January 12 2014 19:34 Dodgin wrote: btw we're all talking about Mvp like he's dead but not that long ago he smashed Curious like 4-0 in TvZ with MECH at IEM and it was glorious.
yeah but then I had to moderate a bunch of people because of the series against San
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
MMA came back
I'm still quite impressed with this
but like you said, he lost to a non-Naniwa/Scarlett foreigner in his last tournament
On January 12 2014 19:34 Dodgin wrote: btw we're all talking about Mvp like he's dead but not that long ago he smashed Curious like 4-0 in TvZ with MECH at IEM and it was glorious.
And keep in mind Curious ZvT might be the best in the world, top 5 for sure.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
It's more like when we see someone like Sniper/Roro/Nestea/DRG/MMA fall of the community all become negative about their chances to ever come back.
Mvp loses and then we see him in the next tournament and you just can't help but think, "Yea, Mvp should lose. But he's Mvp. He can still win."
MMA came back
And so has DRG and Roro. Though not nearly to the same extent as MMA. MMA is one of those few players who reached the height of the competition, fell off and then climbed his way back to the top.
On January 12 2014 19:25 stuchiu wrote: Funny thing about Mvp. Most players build their legacy through victory. Some get it through defeat, but generally by losing in the finals (ala Jaedong and MKP).
Strangely, Mvp is the only one that know that consistently loses and puts out bad results and yet I feel like all it does is build up his legacy in a good wya solidifying as the underdog King. He feels like the weakest and the strongest player we've ever had. Al losing does is make us think he's done now, but then we remember who he was, who he is and you just can't help but think he could still beat the shit out of any one of these Gods if we gave him enough preparation. and the right conditions.
so winning 9 major tournaments is building your legacy through losing?
On January 12 2014 19:34 Dodgin wrote: btw we're all talking about Mvp like he's dead but not that long ago he smashed Curious like 4-0 in TvZ with MECH at IEM and it was glorious.
And keep in mind Curious ZvT might be the best in the world, top 5 for sure.
Curious smashed Flash's mech but lost to Mvp. Thus Mvp's mech TvZ > Flash's mech TvZ.
in an effort (pun intended) to bring my FPL team back on track I traded shine for effort. Byul still being on my anti team (trading him for Flash did not seem right) means this is it. most improtant match of the week for me...and it's a ZvZ...the things FPL do to you!
On January 12 2014 19:52 gedatsu wrote: Jinro's face gave him the nickname Gorilla Terran back in the day. Is it ok to say that Byul also reminds me a bit of a gorilla?
On January 12 2014 19:52 gedatsu wrote: Jinro's face gave him the nickname Gorilla Terran back in the day. Is it ok to say that Byul also reminds me a bit of a gorilla?
Yes, it's ok. We will not call you a racist. ..I think
On January 12 2014 19:52 gedatsu wrote: Jinro's face gave him the nickname Gorilla Terran back in the day. Is it ok to say that Byul also reminds me a bit of a gorilla?
Yes, it's ok. We will not call you a racist. ..I think
On January 12 2014 19:52 gedatsu wrote: Jinro's face gave him the nickname Gorilla Terran back in the day. Is it ok to say that Byul also reminds me a bit of a gorilla?
Yes, it's ok. We will not call you a racist. ..I think
well catz said on meta that sk looks like a monkey once. so i think it's fine
On January 12 2014 19:53 Heartland wrote: Has anyone ever gotten overlord drop and used it in zvz?
Destiny. And me.
Catz.
Freaky did it too. and there was a really old ZvZ in like old IPTL slayers vs someone where a zerg did like mass spines and only infestors with drops but I can't remember who. it was on metalopolis
On January 12 2014 19:52 gedatsu wrote: Jinro's face gave him the nickname Gorilla Terran back in the day. Is it ok to say that Byul also reminds me a bit of a gorilla?
Yes, it's ok. We will not call you a racist. ..I think
well catz said on meta that sk looks like a monkey once. so i think it's fine
I'm not so sure that he is a good benchmark for such matters
On January 12 2014 19:53 Heartland wrote: Has anyone ever gotten overlord drop and used it in zvz?
Destiny. And me.
Catz.
Freaky did it too. and there was a really old ZvZ in like old IPTL slayers vs someone where a zerg did like mass spines and only infestors with drops but I can't remember who. it was on metalopolis
Search for Seal vs Xigua on youtube, it's in French, but it's the best ZvZ ever played.
On January 12 2014 20:07 DJHelium wrote: Over twice the amount of roaches from Byul AND a sick concave on the high ground and Wolf thinks that he will lose the fight? :s
That was quite a good game, the map really suited the style of the players here, lots of action all around, back and forth and not as much the stupid giant roach armies colliding head on that usually ruin ZvZs for me.
On January 12 2014 20:26 sharkie wrote: Beating IM is huge for potential playoffs!! (I still believe!!)
not very likely. While T1 is probably a lock for top1, CJ has lost to all other teams in top4
They have to beat MVP and Prime 3-0 pretty much, hopefully also beating SKT or taking them to the ace match. If all of this happens, it's a possibility.
CJ gonna go 3-4 imo, with 2 other teams as well (most probably IM and Samsung, but Samsung may surprise us yet again). So the map difference is gonna play a big part in a playoff spot.
Finally, Park! Finally, CJ! And so many FPL points, yammy! p.s. herO is so handsome p.p.s btw that ruler celebration could be sooooo much better if he jsut broke it =) because what he did with it just made no sense.
Hydra. I dunno how did he throw THIS game. Probably Coach Park needs to stop sending Hydra first, he's crumbling pretty huge seems like. Never saw so many void rays, is Sora always drinking this tea by oneshot? :D Airtoss battles are always fun to watch.
effOrt's infestors are just too good even Wrecking Byul's Nydus isn't as op. And herO's game, nothing to say about it.
But i still can't believe that Hydra choked so hard after being ahead by 70 supply.
EPT
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