GSL Season 2 Code S players (Polt & NaNiwa seeded) - Page 11

On March 12 2012 21:36 Sc2Null wrote:
man..wanted stephano but he didn't want it..wierd that a foreigner would be seeded despite not winning a tournament and being owned in code A repeatedly.

On March 12 2012 20:42 ceaRshaf wrote:



So freaking what he has that old record? He could have 0-100 win ration if he can constantly beat top koreans now.

When was the last time there was the best acknowledged foreigner in the GSL not just some foreigners like idra,sen,morrow,huk to fill the spots? If Stephano was up there with Naniwa we would have the best representation ever of the foreign scene. Stop with the hating and root for the best there is at this moment.

People hang on some loses and the freaking probe rush like he murdered their families.

On March 12 2012 21:43 Hamzilla wrote:
I dont even distinguish naniwa from a korean. I believe he's that solid. He can beat anyone he faces.

On March 12 2012 21:38 ceaRshaf wrote:


Yeah, the dude that beat DRG, and Nestea and MVP in the same day, and then Nestea again, and then Nestea and leenock is just a complete nobody that deserves nothing. Who is this bronze naniwa?

On March 12 2012 21:38 ceaRshaf wrote:


Yeah, the dude that beat DRG, and Nestea and MVP in the same day, and then Nestea again, and then Nestea and leenock is just a complete nobody that deserves nothing. Who is this bronze naniwa?

On March 12 2012 21:46 gedatsu wrote:

Were you watching the same Blizzard cup as I was? One of those games he lost on purpose, the other three were very tense and pretty close.

On March 12 2012 21:46 Seraphone wrote:


And yet he's 1-12 in Korea and for all his hype he's never actually won a major LAN with Koreans. His closest thing is coming second in Providence which had a joke format.

On March 12 2012 21:45 Rhaegar_tar wrote:


Still talking about things that happened six months ago...i guess he should get a permanent code s seed.

After his 0-4 result at blizzard cup, he showed that he ain't ready to play in code S yet.

On March 12 2012 21:48 MMS wrote:
For all of those saying that Naniwa is a poor choice for this season's seeding: May I remind you his matches against leenock and Nestea (2 former GSL champions) from a few days back?
He was only stopped by the best Zerg player in the WORLD from taking home the MLG Winter Arena champion title.

Naniwa has been showing consistent results in the foreign tournaments as of late and he had the Code S spot in the season 1 as well but due to the 7 probe rush against Nestea, GomTV producers decided to exclude him due to very bad manners.

It's time for Naniwa to redeem himself. I'm not saying he's gonna win the whole thing but he'll put a good show nonetheless.

On March 12 2012 21:46 Seraphone wrote:


And yet he's 1-12 in Korea and for all his hype he's never actually won a major LAN with Koreans. His closest thing is coming second in Providence which had a joke format.

leenock is not a GSL champion, he has nnot won GSL. And all his games vs nestea have been 2 base all ins.

On March 12 2012 21:48 MMS wrote:
For all of those saying that Naniwa is a poor choice for this season's seeding: May I remind you his matches against leenock and Nestea (2 former GSL champions) from a few days back?
He was only stopped by the best Zerg player in the WORLD from taking home the MLG Winter Arena champion title.

Naniwa has been showing consistent results in the foreign tournaments as of late and he had the Code S spot in the season 1 as well but due to the 7 probe rush against Nestea, GomTV producers decided to exclude him due to very bad manners.

It's time for Naniwa to redeem himself. I'm not saying he's gonna win the whole thing but he'll put a good show nonetheless.

On March 12 2012 21:46 gedatsu wrote:

Were you watching the same Blizzard cup as I was? One of those games he lost on purpose, the other three were very tense and pretty close.

On March 12 2012 21:49 ceaRshaf wrote:


If MC wouldn't have fallen in IPL 3 to a freaking pvp to inori Stephano would have never ever won his biggest event. That was a fragile format. Stacked, but the koreans just killed themselves in the bracket.

So instead of event wins that can get to you with luck (I keep Huk in the same wagon) i look to actual wins over players.

And people say that his wins are over 6 months old but they keep bringing up the 10% w/l in GSL. Lame double standards.

On March 12 2012 21:46 Seraphone wrote:


And yet he's 1-12 in Korea and for all his hype he's never actually won a major LAN with Koreans. His closest thing is coming second in Providence which had a joke format.

Naniwa is a good player, but he's not Code S level and doesn't deserve a free seed based on finishing 8th.

On March 12 2012 21:51 Rhaegar_tar wrote:


Yeah i saw Blizzard cup and no matter how close those games were, he still lost...that's the difference between koreans and foreigners, they sure know how to win even if the games are close.

Can't believe how they chose Naniwa over Huk(Stephano sure would've deserved the seed, but he doesn't want to go to Korea so...)