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Olinim
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On March 13 2012 06:42 -TesteR- wrote: Lets name some players who beat Mvp and Nestea in box series multiple times! See if you can name 5  Let's name some players who have a worse record in GSL than Naniwa. Before you say that's irrelevant, it has alot more to do with whether he is top 5 or not than how many times he beat Nestea.(nothing, btw) | ||
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IMoperator
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ArchDC
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Tektos
Australia1321 Posts
Other than GanZi, need more zerg! | ||
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Canada1935 Posts
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-TesteR-
Canada1165 Posts
On March 13 2012 07:48 Olinim wrote: Let's name some players who have a worse record in GSL than Naniwa. Before you say that's irrelevant, it has alot more to do with whether he is top 5 or not than how many times he beat Nestea.(nothing, btw) Every player has a low point, MC, Mvp, DRG, essentially ALL champions were once Code A or Code B, so your point is moot. | ||
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Soma.bokforlag
Sweden448 Posts
no, ofcourse you can argue that there shouldnt be international seeds at all, but thats a different question, and if thats what youre getting at say that so theres no confusion | ||
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ravemir
Portugal595 Posts
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Sroobz
United States1377 Posts
On March 13 2012 06:42 -TesteR- wrote: Lets name some players who beat Mvp and Nestea in box series multiple times! See if you can name 5 Well I think a lot of people think Nestea isn't even top 5 in the world right now. And the BoX series Naniwa won against Mvp we all can agree Mvp didn't really care AND TvP is Mvp's worst matchup. While Nani is great and everything...top 5 in the world is the biggest lie anyone can tell. Hell Mvp might not even be top 5 right now. Nani MAY be the best foreigner, but he and Stephano have a while to go before they are DRG and MMA level. A lot of people believe Nani isn't even top 5 Toss right now...MC, PartinG, Oz, Genius, Puzzle? idk but the point is...Nani isn't top 5 or top 10 in the world right now. His style is very scary though, I will give him that. | ||
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Big-t
Austria1350 Posts
On March 12 2012 18:04 Asha` wrote: rofl Naniwa getting seeded to Code S =/ I don´t know any viewer stats, but I am sure foreigners are bringing a ton of. | ||
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rckY
Germany116 Posts
Group B and C look so sick, can't wait for it! | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32746 Posts
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justinpal
United States3810 Posts
On March 13 2012 08:44 PhoenixVoid wrote: Niceee, love seeing Polt finally get some recognition for his achievements recently. Hmmm, not too sure about the Naniwa choice, seeing as he does have an eight percent win-rate in GSL, but he has been doing pretty well recently, so I guess it is pretty justified. But in general, I do have a gripe with sending players straight to Code S, I prefer seeing them work their way through Code A, then showing off their abilities and gradually go into Code S. Yeah like DRG! | ||
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oban
Sweden18 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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Seraphone
United Kingdom1219 Posts
On March 13 2012 08:14 -TesteR- wrote: Every player has a low point, MC, Mvp, DRG, essentially ALL champions were once Code A or Code B, so your point is moot. But Naniwa isn't a champion and has never had a high point comparable to Mvp, MC or DRG. He's a guy who did well in one tournament, MLG Providence, where he had a ridiculous seed and didn't actually win. Aside from that he's just been consistently good for a foreigner but mediocre overall with some wins over good players but a lot more losses to good players and plenty of losses to weaker players at tournaments where he should have done better. | ||
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-TesteR-
Canada1165 Posts
On March 13 2012 09:01 Seraphone wrote: But Naniwa isn't a champion and has never had a high point comparable to Mvp, MC or DRG. He's a guy who did well in one tournament, MLG Providence, where he had a ridiculous seed and didn't actually win. Aside from that he's just been consistently good for a foreigner but mediocre overall with some wins over good players but a lot more losses to good players and plenty of losses to weaker players at tournaments where he should have done better. True hes not a champion, but this code S seed is his chance to breakout and become that champion. He definitely has the ability to beat anyone, but also lose to lower players. That being said its entirely possible for him to do well and maybe even win. Nani first GSL foreigner champion? gogo Nani | ||
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" in the GSL Code A Qualifiers. I was wondering about that. I figured it was either him wanting to train for another season before trying or that he was seeded somewhere already. I didn't expect it to be into Code S though. However, Naniwa is definitely a Code S level player. He is for sure in the top ten players of the world right now, maybe even top five. I'm not really a super Naniwa fan or anything; this is just the way I see it.
