[MLG] Anaheim 2014 Day 1 - Page 75

On June 21 2014 08:39 LotSix wrote:
Guys, they're doing this the Guns N' Roses way.... This is cool. It really is.
Polt is probably drunk somewhere.. Yeah!

On June 21 2014 08:29 Lorning wrote:
If the world was in danger, and the only thing to save it was for you to pick between ST and Prime, who would you pick?

Hint: Choose wisely

On June 21 2014 08:39 ThomasjServo wrote:

Because my username came from my favorite TV show, Mystery Science Theater 3000. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Servo

On June 21 2014 08:39 ThomasjServo wrote:



Didn't do the traditional, Pre MLG ritual.

On June 21 2014 08:39 stuchiu wrote:


Coming in as the 5th greatest SC2 player of all time is the cosmic horror known as Life. Like a meteor, Life crashed onto the scene and smashed the scene with obscene skill, incredible aggression and complete utter composure. Where players like MKP and Bomber took years to calm their nerves, Life took all of 1 week after getting serious to get rid of his stage nerves. And he was in some ways he heir to Mvp. For when Mvp's dynasty in WoL finally set, it was a the hands of Life. Who wrested away the 5th GSL title in a dramatic 7th game and then 1 week later demolished MLG against his greatest Zerg rival in Leenock.

He's won 7 Premier titles, 5 of which were won in near succession from the end of WoL to the beginning of HotS. But it wasn't just his victories that part him this far up, but his play style. Many were hopeful and expecting of Jaedong to change the way SC2 was played and show the world how much a player could do with aggression and lings. And when he finally did switch, many were dissapointed. Because they had already seen Life play. Life's lings almost felt as if they were not of the same game. They pushed the limits of what we never expected. 3 factor blue flame hellion? Better go win with mass lings. Pre-patch WMs? Better just make more lings. And they always always found an opening to explot, to kill his opponents. And that was what captured the imaginations of the fans. This young prodigy had forever changed the way SC2 was played, not by some new game breaking strategy or unit composition, but solely on his obsession with killing everyone with lings.