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Sabre
United Kingdom1086 Posts
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terranmoccasin
United States74 Posts
fail troll/hate on naniwa attempt? --- Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. I played like s*** basically, I should have won 2-0. I should have won Providence right there, like I should have won TSL long ago. But yeah, I've had two really bad experiences that have cost me a lot of money, so I think now, I know better. Not only is he unable to give his opponents credit and deserving of their wins over him, he plainly states that the win is for the money as the major motivator. Hard to root for this guy. | ||
Flonomenalz
Nigeria3519 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:09 mordk wrote: Show nested quote + "Who do you think is the hardest opponent in your group? I'd say Mvp, but I didn't really see him play... I wasn't really impressed but is everyone saying he is the best Terran in the world, I will trust that." LOL, underestimating MVP, we can see what a huge mistake that was ![]() Lol ikr. Nestea seems determined, hope to see Godtea back in the Group B matches! | ||
MonkSEA
Australia1227 Posts
I'm glad NesTea is still going to compete in foreign tournaments though. On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." You know.. That was Stephano who said that, not NaNiwa. | ||
Xoronius
Germany6362 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. You quoted the Stephano interview to talk about Naniwa. | ||
ForTheDr3am
842 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. That was Stephano -_- | ||
Sackings
Canada457 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. Show nested quote + I played like s*** basically, I should have won 2-0. I should have won Providence right there, like I should have won TSL long ago. But yeah, I've had two really bad experiences that have cost me a lot of money, so I think now, I know better. Not only is he unable to give his opponents credit and deserving of their wins over him, he plainly states that the win is for the money as the major motivator. Hard to root for this guy. fail troll/hate on naniwa attempt? | ||
HappyChris
1534 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. Show nested quote + I played like s*** basically, I should have won 2-0. I should have won Providence right there, like I should have won TSL long ago. But yeah, I've had two really bad experiences that have cost me a lot of money, so I think now, I know better. Not only is he unable to give his opponents credit and deserving of their wins over him, he plainly states that the win is for the money as the major motivator. Hard to root for this guy. Because it have happend before in the BW scene there has been many incidents about replay sharing that have caused a shitstorm. | ||
Buzzcake
Norway6 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. Show nested quote + I played like s*** basically, I should have won 2-0. I should have won Providence right there, like I should have won TSL long ago. But yeah, I've had two really bad experiences that have cost me a lot of money, so I think now, I know better. Not only is he unable to give his opponents credit and deserving of their wins over him, he plainly states that the win is for the money as the major motivator. Hard to root for this guy. Stephano said that he does not really trust koreans, not Naniwa. And he say's that he should have 2-0'd Leenock because he is good enough and he knows it. If you played professionally the money would have been your biggest motivation aswell, atleast after the way he was treated by the foreign fans at MLG. | ||
Wesso
Netherlands1245 Posts
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ArtThouAngry
Canada146 Posts
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leo23
United States3075 Posts
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:16 terranmoccasin wrote: Show nested quote + Have you got in any custom practice games against specific players for your games? No, because I don't really trust the Koreans, I was afraid they might share the replays or something like that. I've never disliked Naniwa, but he's doing a good job of coming off as an unlikable personality. How is this an acceptable thing to say in an interview at all? A simple "No" would suffice, and you can easily add some BS excuse such as "Simply haven't had the opportunity to squeeze in some practice games." Sure, there may be some issues from moving in with a Korean team from the sounds of his other responses, but with this poor attitude I can't say I am particularly surprised. Show nested quote + I played like s*** basically, I should have won 2-0. I should have won Providence right there, like I should have won TSL long ago. But yeah, I've had two really bad experiences that have cost me a lot of money, so I think now, I know better. Not only is he unable to give his opponents credit and deserving of their wins over him, he plainly states that the win is for the money as the major motivator. Hard to root for this guy. I don't see a problem with what he said about money etc, he is just stating facts, it did cost him a lot of money what else is he mena say? I like the fact that he isn't fake or trying to bullshit anyone, he wants to win money, who doesn't? | ||
MuK_x
743 Posts
I'd say Mvp, but I didn't really see him play... I wasn't really impressed but is everyone saying he is the best Terran in the world, I will trust that. woot stephano? MVP just outclassed him. MVP's startegy was awesome,totally anti-ling style. | ||
careohx
263 Posts
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msjakofsky
1169 Posts
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:30 MuK_x wrote: Who do you think is the hardest opponent in your group? I'd say Mvp, but I didn't really see him play... I wasn't really impressed but is everyone saying he is the best Terran in the world, I will trust that. woot stephano? MVP just outclassed him. MVP's startegy was awesome,totally anti-ling style. bo1 and a build order win is outclassing now? | ||
supraWman
Germany453 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:25 ArtThouAngry wrote: I think that Leenock is going for the ultra- mind game, saying he will go for an early game ending while he takes 4 base I think Leenock says that he's going to rush, so that his opponents think that he's going to macro, when he will in fact be all-inning like crazy. (He will totally roach bust NaNi) | ||
Acronysis
872 Posts
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
On December 13 2011 02:32 mememolly wrote: Show nested quote + On December 13 2011 02:30 MuK_x wrote: Who do you think is the hardest opponent in your group? I'd say Mvp, but I didn't really see him play... I wasn't really impressed but is everyone saying he is the best Terran in the world, I will trust that. woot stephano? MVP just outclassed him. MVP's startegy was awesome,totally anti-ling style. bo1 and a build order win is outclassing now? Considering MVP thanked his GF for recording Stephano's stream and showing it to him, it's safe to say it's not just a random BO win. It's more likely MVP planned that game just how it happened. Stephano got rolled there, which is only natural considering we're discussing MVP. What surprises me is Stephano underestimating him. | ||
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