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On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 Ej_ wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 sharkie wrote:
Classic is probably the weirdest GSL champion of all time Seed Right, Seed and Classic. Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL.
I doubt Taeja would even make ro8 in GSL.
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I hope soO blocks the main ramp with a hatch
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On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 Ej_ wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 sharkie wrote:
Classic is probably the weirdest GSL champion of all time Seed Right, Seed and Classic. Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP
HAHA!
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On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 Ej_ wrote:
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Seed Right, Seed and Classic. Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA!
Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff
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Russian Federation40190 Posts
On September 27 2014 21:27 KaneMX wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 Ej_ wrote:On September 27 2014 21:05 sharkie wrote:
Classic is probably the weirdest GSL champion of all time Seed Right, Seed and Classic. Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. I doubt Taeja would even make ro8 in GSL.
Well, he did make Ro4 twice
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United States97276 Posts
On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:
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Right, Seed and Classic.
Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO, plus he actually won stuff
MKP made 3, soO made 4
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Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge
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On September 27 2014 21:28 bo1b wrote:
Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge
It actually exists in PvT
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On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:
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Right, Seed and Classic.
Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff
Yeh but he beat drg, so he doesn't deserve to win anything
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On September 27 2014 21:29 TheDwf wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:28 bo1b wrote:
Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge It actually exists in PvT
Is it on the same level of proxy planetary fortress?
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On September 27 2014 21:29 bo1b wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:29 TheDwf wrote:On September 27 2014 21:28 bo1b wrote:
Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge It actually exists in PvT Is it on the same level of proxy planetary fortress?
It actually won some games at pretty high level, but overall it's pretty bad yeah.
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United States97276 Posts
On September 27 2014 21:29 bo1b wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:29 TheDwf wrote:On September 27 2014 21:28 bo1b wrote:
Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge It actually exists in PvT Is it on the same level of proxy planetary fortress?
it's better
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On September 27 2014 21:29 bo1b wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:29 TheDwf wrote:On September 27 2014 21:28 bo1b wrote:
Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge It actually exists in PvT Is it on the same level of proxy planetary fortress?
nope. It has won on pro-level. I think HuK did it?!
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On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:10 sharkie wrote:
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Right, Seed and Classic.
Really weird GSL champions Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff
Soo vs prime MKP, on their best day, Bo7. What happens?
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On September 27 2014 21:29 bo1b wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:29 TheDwf wrote:On September 27 2014 21:28 bo1b wrote:
Imagine a proxy nexus cheese, involving photon overcharge It actually exists in PvT Is it on the same level of proxy planetary fortress?
worked vs avilo
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United States97276 Posts
On September 27 2014 21:30 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:
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Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff Soo vs prime MKP, on their best day, Bo7. What happens?
soO cause people are better in 2014 than in 2012
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On September 27 2014 21:30 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:
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Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff Soo vs prime MKP, on their best day, Bo7. What happens?
soO 4:0 MKP
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Russian Federation40190 Posts
On September 27 2014 21:30 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:
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Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff Soo vs prime MKP, on their best day, Bo7. What happens?
soO wins, it is not finals after all, just a Bo7
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On September 27 2014 21:30 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:
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Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff Soo vs prime MKP, on their best day, Bo7. What happens?
I don't think soO would fall to 2rax SCV pulling 4games in a row.
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On September 27 2014 21:30 Squat wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2014 21:28 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:27 bo1b wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Lorning wrote:On September 27 2014 21:26 Shellshock wrote:On September 27 2014 21:25 DarkLordOlli wrote:On September 27 2014 21:24 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:20 [PkF] Wire wrote:On September 27 2014 21:16 Wombat_NI wrote:On September 27 2014 21:12 [PkF] Wire wrote:
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Sniper, RorO and to a lesser extent jjakji are strange champions too, though I agree Seed is the weirdest so far (don't bury Classic too quickly). Roro and Sniper were pretty damn good for a decent stretch of time, jjakji still occasionally has the odd deep run. Classic will probably return from his post-GSL hangover at some stage to be a good but not great Toss too Seed had good overall results in the period of time when he won his GSL (placed high in Korean and Asian qualifiers for WCS, missed quarterfinals for the next GSL for one close game against Symbol) too. But as I said, I kinda agree he's the most "one-shot" type of GSL champion so far. I think for many of these guys it's probably hard to keep the motivation when you reach the very top as well. Even a small drop in that sense in such a rampantly competitive scene will be brutal on you. Been pondering this, best players never to win a GSL? This isn't so much in terms of all-time, but more players who looked among the very best at a period and then didn't win it. Parting when he unleashed his Templar play and looked unstoppable vT, but didn't bring it home springs to mind. Innovation1.0 losing to Soulkey is another for me. Leenock never winning a GSL too Taeja. By far the best player to never win GSL. soO MKP HAHA! Same amount of GSL finals as soO (before this one I guess), plus he actually won stuff Soo vs prime MKP, on their best day, Bo7. What happens?
MarineKing goes back to LoL after the first game
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