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namste
Finland2292 Posts
On March 10 2012 17:18 Naniwa wrote: yea i beat nestea and leenock but i dont feel like i would have a shot in code a!!!  Your record in Korea shows that you don't have a shot in code a :p | ||
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Perseverance
Japan2800 Posts
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Tarotis
Germany1931 Posts
On March 10 2012 23:24 Perseverance wrote: Huk is the only one I see doing anything out of that group : / HuK has a seed in the Up&Downs and won't play the qualifiers thus | ||
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jakethesnake
Canada4948 Posts
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RPR_Tempest
Australia7798 Posts
MacSed came within a game of qualifying, the 2nd foreigner to ever do that. SLoG made it to Ro4 for the second time in his career. Very good performance. ToD, TriMaster, MajOr and cArn didn't too well, sadly. cArn had only just started playing again, though. desRow managed to take a game off Moon. Not too shabby. | ||
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ceaRshaf
Romania4926 Posts
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HornyHydra
Taiwan222 Posts
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RPR_Tempest
Australia7798 Posts
On March 11 2012 12:19 HornyHydra wrote: hey uh....where's IM.Fenix? He hasn't been in Korea for months. | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On March 10 2012 17:18 Naniwa wrote: yea i beat nestea and leenock but i dont feel like i would have a shot in code a!!! How about doing it for once then instead of relying on constant invites? | ||
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denzelz
United States604 Posts
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Astro-Penguin
554 Posts
On March 10 2012 23:16 namste wrote: Your record in Korea shows that you don't have a shot in code a :p His first time in GSL he had just arrived and had barley even played in Korea and because of this he had very little time to adjust against a top notch player like Check. Fast forward he has to face one of the best ZvP players in the world Lucky two times in a row! Furthermore we arrive at Blizzard Cup where we are talking about a tournament with 10 of the best player around the glove who have proven them self as worthy participants, in each game Naniwa demonstrates insane amounts of skill and just barley loses each game in heart breaking losses. (Notably against Leenok he actually attempted to play a non 2 base all in which is almost non existent option to most Protoss) I also seem to recall the few GSTL games he won against Genius and lost against some Terran because he mistimed a flank by a few seconds (He pretty much had the game sealed) | ||
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On March 11 2012 14:57 Astro-Penguin wrote: His first time in GSL he had just arrived and had barley even played in Korea and because of this he had very little time to adjust against a top notch player like Check. Fast forward he has to face one of the best ZvP players in the world Lucky two times in a row! Furthermore we arrive at Blizzard Cup where we are talking about a tournament with 10 of the best player around the glove who have proven them self as worthy participants, in each game Naniwa demonstrates insane amounts of skill and just barley loses each game in heart breaking losses. (Notably against Leenok he actually attempted to play a non 2 base all in which is almost non existent option to most Protoss) I also seem to recall the few GSTL games he won against Genius and lost against some Terran because he mistimed a flank by a few seconds (He pretty much had the game sealed) Check a top notch player? No offense to him or anything but when compared to the rest of the GSL he simply aint/wasn't back then. It doesn't matter how close Naniwa was to said victories, a loss is a loss. Ofc he will face the best of the world. Guess what, that is what the GSL is, the best in the world. | ||
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Naniwa
Sweden477 Posts
On March 10 2012 23:16 namste wrote: Your record in Korea shows that you don't have a shot in code a :p yea cuz it matters where u play right.. so tired of this argument by idiots like you. the only difference is that im nervous when i play in korea which will obviously fade eventually | ||
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lubu42
United States314 Posts
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Astro-Penguin
554 Posts
On March 11 2012 15:20 Assirra wrote: Check a top notch player? No offense to him or anything but when compared to the rest of the GSL he simply aint/wasn't back then. It doesn't matter how close he was to said victories, a loss is a loss. Ofc he will face the best of the world. Guess what, that is what the GSL is, the best in the world. Back then Check was in his prime (No pun intended ;p) and was a formidable opponent, in fact I'm pretty sure Naniwa even said Check was more challenging then a lot of the top Zergs he faces in ladder. Your point about GSL being the best of the best simply reinforces my stance even further due to the longevity and close of Naniwa's games. Statistics don't speak for the quality of the games by any means, the GSL finals between Leenok and Jiakjio demonstrate this as statistically it would appear that Jiakji dominated, however that was no where near the case considering both players played very well in many close call games. | ||
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
On March 11 2012 15:23 Naniwa wrote: yea cuz it matters where u play right.. so tired of this argument by idiots like you. the only difference is that im nervous when i play in korea which will obviously fade eventually I mean he is right, every time you played in GSL you got stomped very hard. It seems the only time you do well is in foreign tournaments. It could be nervousness like you said, or also that foreign tournaments don't have the same type of preparation as GSL, since you're playing a bunch of players in a row rather than preparing for a week for 1 player. | ||
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DawN883
Sweden558 Posts
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Moka
Canada942 Posts
On March 11 2012 15:41 StimFesT wrote: If anyone does it it will be HuK. He is so awesome! Huk was seeded in the Up&Downs | ||
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RPR_Tempest
Australia7798 Posts
On March 11 2012 15:23 Naniwa wrote: yea cuz it matters where u play right.. so tired of this argument by idiots like you. the only difference is that im nervous when i play in korea which will obviously fade eventually NaNiwa, he was making a joke. That's why the  face was there. | ||
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IoDefault
United States33 Posts
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