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zanga
659 Posts
I like Naniwas honesty and his determination and mind goals are unique. NaNiwa - The Dragonslayer with the eye of the tiger! FIGHTINGGGGGGGGGGG !!!! I cannot wait for Blizzard Cup, even if it does not go awesome for him I know that he will be back stronger than ever. I cannot wait for his debut in Code S !! I still remember his tweet (saying more or less the following) "Fuck my life, I will train harder than ever" :D, so awesome. | ||
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Provocateur
Sweden1665 Posts
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GiggleFairy
Australia331 Posts
Also, I never noticed Naniwa has a tattoo O.o | ||
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
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sebusca
United States72 Posts
On December 10 2011 09:10 Eee wrote: I think the community makes him look more bm than he actually is, and also some well known people in the community are making him look bad (eg. The retarded jokes on SOTG that has been going on the 4 latest shows). Loved naniwas casting yesterday, such a funny guy :D Thanks for doing a shit ton of esports coverage jbanks :D Being from Sweden clearly isn't biasing you at all. | ||
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mrafaeldie12
Brazil537 Posts
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emecee
United States222 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:52 blackone wrote: How does this interview clear anything up? If anything it raises more questions because it's contradicting everything col has stated. because the majority of the people posting here has a blind love for naniwa and trusts everything he says. | ||
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Full.tilt
United Kingdom1709 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:54 emecee wrote: because the majority of the people posting here has a blind love for naniwa and trusts everything he says. and 2 haters trying to start drama and interrupt the love in. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:48 emecee wrote: They most likely picked him up because they were confident that he would behave himself in public and be satisfied with the mvp house. which did not happen. behave in public? you kidding? no, no and no. They had a difference of opinion and from the sound of it they were getting ready to renegotiate a new term. Nani's got a lot of results in the last few months, so it's the perfect timing for him. Sounds like a money issue to me and approach to business. Speculation, speculation. So he wasn't happy in the MVP house. Big whoop. You cannot use one approach when it comes to managing players. I have no problem with Jason Lake. I've seen his previous interviews and he's been around for quite some time. Good guy, unfortunately this business endeavor didn't work out for the two parties. It is what it is. Not much else to say. | ||
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emecee
United States222 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:57 StarStruck wrote: behave in public? you kidding? no, no and no. They had a difference of opinion and from the sound of it they were getting ready to renegotiate a new term. Nani's got a lot of results in the last few months, so it's the perfect timing for him. Sounds like a money issue to me and approach to business. Speculation, speculation. So he wasn't happy in the MVP house. Big whoop. You cannot use one approach when it comes to managing players. I have no problem with Jason Lake. I've seen his previous interviews and he's been around for quite some time. Good guy, unfortunately this business endeavor didn't work out for the two parties. It is what it is. Not much else to say. i don't understand what you tried to say here. difference in opinion in what? do no think complexity did not inform of their plans on korean and standards of behaving in public when they acquired Naniwa? Complexity sold their contract, which means that Naniwa's salary was decided before he entered the team. So there should be no money issues to speak of. | ||
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flagg
Sweden123 Posts
Thanks Nani, we biased swedes loves you too  | ||
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Elem
Sweden4717 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:54 sebusca wrote: Being from the US clearly means you are biased in favour of coL.Being from Sweden clearly isn't biasing you at all. That's how ridiculous your "attack" is. Stop being a tool, man. Personally I wish NaNi the best of luck. Dunno, but coL just seems really bad guy like in this scenario. Why pick up a guy who hasn't changed in the past month? They knew what they were getting into and likely fear bad PR which is why they must go to Reddit and dump posts. I won't buy the "attitude" thing, really. If it was NaNi's fault there'd be something to it, or at least they'd mention something instead of going "HE DID BAD SHIT. BUT I RESPECT HIM, SO I WILL NOT SAY ANYTHING MORE". Sad part is a ton of people fall for it..:/ | ||
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Hundisilm
Estonia99 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:49 babylon wrote: I don't think Nani cares what team he's on so long as he can stay in Korea and train, and so long as that team continues to send him to tourneys. I was referring to the Lake quote where he said (I hope the quote was accurate ) that Naniwa didn't actually have a choice in the matter. It seems a bit like an empty statement to me considering Naniwa was the "product" he was selling and it seems quite clear to me that his worth to a team is very much influenced by how much he wanted to be a part of it. In the end there are not many teams that can support a player in Korea (I can't think of any realistic ones besides Quantic to be honest as FXO is apparently out). Seems like quite empty huff-puff from Jason at this point. Sure he could've ditched him at a loss but if he says that's what he wanted to do then he would quite clearly been lying. Naniwa's opinion on the matter played quite a big role on where he ended up. PS. The are theoretical contractual possiblities where this logic would be invalid, but they seem quite unlikely to me at the moment. | ||
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n00b3rt
Bulgaria890 Posts
P.S. You have fans from outside of Sweden who will also always support you Nani <3. Now go get top8 Code S !!! | ||
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Alejandrisha
United States6565 Posts
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Masq
Canada1792 Posts
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46206 Posts
Go Naniwa!!! | ||
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Mioraka
Canada1353 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:54 emecee wrote: because the majority of the people posting here has a blind love for naniwa and trusts everything he says. Or is it because Col didn't cite any reason for the transfer( no, those "he does not fit into our core value and future goal" kind of crap are not REAL reasons), while at the same time continuously hinting negativity on Naniwa? Whether you believe him or not, Naniwa came out and stated all the reasons behind the transfer, and he did not shit on complexity. You cant say that for the other side. | ||
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spessmuhreen
6 Posts
On December 10 2011 09:20 Dexington wrote: Naniwa beat 3 players at MLG to get second. The system let him get that far. I'd bet a lot of money if he had to go through that open bracket like Leenock did, he would have never came close to that place. He beat Nestea in the most controversial series ever, Huk who hasn't won a PvP in ages and DRG. Then got stomped by Leenock. I don't know why he gets so much hype. Can't wait to see his GSL performance. You do know he beat Neastea and MVP the day before the actual MLG right? And he didnt really get "stomped" by Leenock (The second place gsl winner ::  ) | ||
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Hydroxyl
206 Posts
On December 10 2011 10:42 emecee wrote: Someone is not telling the truth and i'm gonna trust the owner of complexity rather than someone who has the reputation of being a douche bag. Sadly, as we all have seen for a long time, one doesn't exclude the other. | ||
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