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On April 27 2012 04:53 Logros wrote: Bit dumb for Monster to say that about Naniwa, he's only been practicing PvP and PvT for like the last month because that's all he's had to face in the GSL.
Naniwa was always subpar in PvZ. Beating Nestea, Leenock, and DRG never changed that fact because those were the only zergs he actually defeated.
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That's a very bold and too generalizing statement considering how there are half of the current Code S players participating in leagues like MLG and IPL
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On April 27 2012 04:48 Otolia wrote: Very confident for someone who was very lucky to win against Nerchio ...
How was he lucky?
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On April 27 2012 04:53 Logros wrote: Bit dumb for Monster to say that about Naniwa, he's only been practicing PvP and PvT for like the last month because that's all he's had to face in the GSL.
Nani has been traditionally weak against top z compared to his other matchups, lucky consistantly knocked him out of gsl. And on his stream he lost consistently v brood/infestor in the late game. So in this case I agree with monster
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I've never even heard about this guy until now.
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definitely true if you consider that you have to get into code A and then code S
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I like how he doesn't even mention the eventual winner. Especially considering the beating Thorzain gave both him and Polt.
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this guy is such a dick lol. Before he played Thorzain he was like '' Theres an 80% chance that I will win'' Don't think he should be talking down other players or skill levels when he hasn't accomplished anything
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On April 27 2012 04:58 Evangelist wrote: I like how he doesn't even mention the eventual winner. Especially considering the beating Thorzain gave both him and Polt. the interview was done before the semifinals occured, so he wouldn't have known.
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too many yes/no questions
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On April 27 2012 04:53 Logros wrote: Bit dumb for Monster to say that about Naniwa, he's only been practicing PvP and PvT for like the last month because that's all he's had to face in the GSL.
Okay, so Nani only had to practice PvP and PvT, that naturally means he doesn't practice PvZ as much. Doesn't that automatically make him weaker in PvZ because he hasn't been practicing it...which is exactly what Monster said?
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On April 27 2012 05:00 GoSuChicken wrote: pretty cocky
Most adolescent males are.
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He should have tried IPL's open bracket .
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ok this guy doesnt know what the hell he is talking about, lol monster, in ur dreams
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On April 27 2012 05:02 Fawkes wrote:Show nested quote +On April 27 2012 04:53 Logros wrote: Bit dumb for Monster to say that about Naniwa, he's only been practicing PvP and PvT for like the last month because that's all he's had to face in the GSL. Okay, so Nani only had to practice PvP and PvT, that naturally means he doesn't practice PvZ as much. Doesn't that automatically make him weaker in PvZ because he hasn't been practicing it...which is exactly what Monster said? http://www.teamliquid.net/tlpd/sc2-international/players/1614_NaNiwa He's also... statistically weaker in PvZ.
So it's not dumb for monster to say Naniwa is weak at PvZ when.... HE'S WEAKEST AT PVZ!
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Lol @ monster for saying this. He has barely played any foreign tournaments. Pretty cocky for saying this. I guess he just wants some attention. Players like this plummet pretty quick. Just look at Idra.
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United States15275 Posts
On April 27 2012 05:00 GoSuChicken wrote: pretty cocky
Considering what he is used to, Dreamhack probably seems like a cakewalk. And remember Sound? 2nd at Homestory Cup, never made a dent in the Korean scene.
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I agree with the sentiments of many of the posters here; he attended one of the easiest (major) foreign tournaments in the past 6 months (or more).
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This nobody seems pretty confident. Tell him to try MLG or IPL
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