EPTNestea and MVP to MLG Providence - Page 35
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
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Flowjo
United States928 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On October 25 2011 14:45 purpose wrote: I dont think MVP or Neaste will win. Tbh plowing thru the open bracket will take a lot of games and effort, they will probably be very jetlaged and when they reach the final rounds they will face players who have just been resting and chilling for the entire tourney, planning exactly how to beat them. I think even Huk, Idra and Naniwa could do it with the retarded setup that MLG have. Tbh if one of them win this MLG it should be a freaking huge thing, but it wont feel as epic when you know how big difference there is between how many games MVP and Neaste have to play compared to Idra, Naniwa and Huk. This. At first I thought people were joking about Nestea/MVP coming to this means we already know the top 2 and foreigners have no hope and it's unfair, but now it actually sounds like some are a little serious. I mean, really? Both Nestea and MVP dropped games to foreigners at blizzcon and that didn't even have the grueling open bracket that these guys have to go though here. There's also the added factor of neither of them knowing the playstyle/skill of most of the foreigners, while their capabilities are fully known. Furthermore, considering this is the national and MLG has gotten more fierce in recent months, I'd imagine the open will contain plenty of Koreans as well, in addition to some of the better foreign players. Also, Nestea has said that he gets tired after a lot of games and MVP has the unfortunate condition with his hands. So there's something else to consider.. | ||
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LeaD
Canada464 Posts
On October 25 2011 15:11 Seeker wrote: LOL, win...... But this can only happen if MMA shows up... Otherwise, I think Mvp's got this! MMA spent a week with his entire team probably coming up with strategies and watching replays of MVP. He played amazingly well, but MVP kept a lot of those games close and even won one, even though MMA had a strategy to counter MVP on every map. MVP came into the finals doing the same old, no specific strategies and it cost him. Not taking anything away from MMA, he played great, but I'd put money down that MVP is fixing the holes in his game against what MMA did and I highly doubt the series goes the same way again. | ||
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
On October 25 2011 04:09 Lore-Fighting wrote: Major lolz if Huk rolls through MLG again. I know that these guys are the best right now, but I know some of the foreigners are capable of beating them. Idra and Huk being the most obvious choices, but lets not rule out Naniwa who has now gotten a chance to play Nesteas and see them up close at Blizzcon. And the map pool won't be as retarded! You remember how Huk's last game in GSL vs Mvp looked like? He needs to step up 10 times more to close that skill gap. | ||
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Scereye
Austria154 Posts
Maybe we should go make a sponsoring deal with an hairdresser or something... | ||
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Inters
Canada29 Posts
On October 22 2011 05:01 leungwk01 wrote: Booom. No foreigners top 2. yeah unless they knock each other out in RO32 again like GSL lol -_-; btw mlg needs a new guy, slasher is kind of a fag | ||
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Let it Raine
Canada1245 Posts
it would amuse me to no end if nestea were to lose cheese in the open bracket though | ||
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VavPK
United States196 Posts
On October 25 2011 15:30 LeaD wrote: MMA spent a week with his entire team probably coming up with strategies and watching replays of MVP. He played amazingly well, but MVP kept a lot of those games close and even won one, even though MMA had a strategy to counter MVP on every map. MVP came into the finals doing the same old, no specific strategies and it cost him. Not taking anything away from MMA, he played great, but I'd put money down that MVP is fixing the holes in his game against what MMA did and I highly doubt the series goes the same way again. I am sure this was the case with the other 3 matches MVP lost to MMA as well, before the GSL finals? Lol... -_-. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
be amazing!!! | ||
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TheRhox
Canada868 Posts
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Voldron
Greece91 Posts
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Ravnemesteren
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Araneae
Norway100 Posts
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monx
Canada1400 Posts
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Micket
United Kingdom2163 Posts
On October 25 2011 18:26 VavPK wrote: I am sure this was the case with the other 3 matches MVP lost to MMA as well, before the GSL finals? Lol... -_-. Nope your right. MMA is the superior player. But Marineking is superior to MMA, since he 3-0d him last time they met in a very prestigious online tournament worth lots of money. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37085 Posts
On October 25 2011 15:30 LeaD wrote: MMA spent a week with his entire team probably coming up with strategies and watching replays of MVP. He played amazingly well, but MVP kept a lot of those games close and even won one, even though MMA had a strategy to counter MVP on every map. MVP came into the finals doing the same old, no specific strategies and it cost him. Not taking anything away from MMA, he played great, but I'd put money down that MVP is fixing the holes in his game against what MMA did and I highly doubt the series goes the same way again. Umm.... I think u misunderstood me. I pretty much said that MMA CAN beat Mvp,as proven by GSL. And what I meant by MVP's got this is ONLY if MMA DOESN'T show up...... | ||
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VavPK
United States196 Posts
On October 26 2011 01:10 Micket wrote: Nope your right. MMA is the superior player. But Marineking is superior to MMA, since he 3-0d him last time they met in a very prestigious online tournament worth lots of money. Who cares about MKP? He isn't in this tournament. Why would you even bring him up? This is MMA's MLG. | ||
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ch33psh33p
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krnboyxjin
United States98 Posts
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