Fnatic and ToD part ways - Page 5
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
On July 16 2012 06:23 Dexington wrote: And it has not transferred to SC2, which is my point. We are not arguing about the same thing. Agreed. Still better than Nony though ![]() | ||
Dingodile
4132 Posts
ToD is a legend, like july in scbw, their prime/peak time are gone, nevertheless they earn some respect/hype. ToD was one of the top3 "foreign" player from 2004 until he retired 2009. Anyway, scbw and wc3 are/were 10000000 times better than sc2. | ||
decemvre
Romania639 Posts
On July 16 2012 06:34 Dingodile wrote: ToD is a legend, like july in scbw, their prime/peak time are gone, nevertheless they earn some respect/hype. ToD was one of the top3 "foreign" player from 2004 until he retired 2009. Anyway, scbw and wc3 are/were 10000000 times better than sc2. Maybe in a few years SC2 will have a more appealing gameplay. The game is balanced but its not as fun to play as BW or W3 yet. | ||
slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
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SolidMustard
France1515 Posts
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The Final Boss
United States1839 Posts
On July 16 2012 06:45 Quantic.decemvre wrote: Maybe in a few years SC2 will have a more appealing gameplay. The game is balanced but its not as fun to play as BW or W3 yet. WarCraft 3 is still the most fun to play and watch. StarCraft is great but nothing would excite me more then seeing Blizzard announce WarCraft 4. And SC2's balance is still a bit shaky plus Heart of the Swarm looks like it's going to mean a long while of balance patches before we get back to a more balanced spot. | ||
aFganFlyTrap
Australia212 Posts
On July 16 2012 04:29 Lukeeze[zR] wrote: It's weird how the best wc3 players (Tod, grubby, moon, infi) kind of failed to transfer their skills in sc2 meanwhile the average ones (naniwa, sase, thorzain, kas) are now some of the best foreigners. gl ToDoNte edit : good catch, didn't even notice :O its not weird at all. if you look at the circumstances surrounding each player you would realise why they werent break out stars at the beginning of the game. for starters most of them werent even playing the game seriously untill a year after the game came out. you figure out the rest. | ||
JayJay_90
Germany1632 Posts
On July 16 2012 06:53 The Final Boss wrote: WarCraft 3 is still the most fun to play and watch. StarCraft is great but nothing would excite me more then seeing Blizzard announce WarCraft 4. And SC2's balance is still a bit shaky plus Heart of the Swarm looks like it's going to mean a long while of balance patches before we get back to a more balanced spot. I agree that WC3 is an amazing spectator game and it's still better to watch than SC2 (apart from the graphics being bad of course). But I don't want WC4 right now, it would just tear the community apart. I think it's awesome that the SC:BW and WC3 communities have basically merged together and I love how SC2 is so big right now. Sorry for being massively offtopic :/ Sad to see Tod leave, I hope he'll do well in the future. I like fnatic, hopefully they'll be able to get some more top level foreigners in the future and continue to do well in GSTL. | ||
AnachronisticAnarchy
United States2957 Posts
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dragoon
United States695 Posts
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ArcticRaven
France1406 Posts
On July 16 2012 04:29 Lukeeze[zR] wrote: It's weird how the best wc3 players (Tod, grubby, moon, infi) kind of failed to transfer their skills in sc2 meanwhile the average ones (naniwa, sase, thorzain, kas) are now some of the best foreigners. Forgot Stephano there ![]() ![]() | ||
NoMicroWin
United States688 Posts
gl in finding a new team | ||
-JoKeR-
Canada387 Posts
![]() Gl to both Fnatic and ToD | ||
Eee
Sweden2712 Posts
On July 16 2012 08:06 AnachronisticAnarchy wrote: Didn't ToD just recently see some success in tournaments? He probably won't be teamless for long if that is the case. No he didn't. (Knocked out in the first groupstage in HSC 5 and knocked out in the second groupstage at Dreamhack Summer by two semi-tier swedes.) For someone that practiced in Korea for over 9 months in a progaminghouse environment as well, he should'nt really be losing like that to mid-tier europeans who don't even play the game fulltime (Mini and Seiplo). | ||
sephibot
France20 Posts
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Dingodile
4132 Posts
On July 16 2012 08:11 ArcticRaven wrote: Forgot Stephano there ![]() ![]() I don' think Grubby is an average sc2 player, you shouldn't compare with his wc3 accomplishes. Only Naniwa and Sase are better than him in sc2. For me, he is the best EU/NA Protoss (Naniwa, HuK and Sase doesnt count for me because they live in KR) | ||
hugman
Sweden4644 Posts
ToD didn't have any insanely good results, but he was a really strong player IMO and definitely deserves to be on a top team. | ||
biology]major
United States2253 Posts
On July 16 2012 06:53 The Final Boss wrote: WarCraft 3 is still the most fun to play and watch. StarCraft is great but nothing would excite me more then seeing Blizzard announce WarCraft 4. And SC2's balance is still a bit shaky plus Heart of the Swarm looks like it's going to mean a long while of balance patches before we get back to a more balanced spot. as much as I agree about wc3, It would only make me sad if they announced wc4. After d3 and sc2, I have learned blizzard is not the same blizzard they once were, so I am not going to continue to pay for their games based on the expectations from bw and wc3 anymore :/ | ||
AIOL!
France962 Posts
On July 16 2012 08:20 Dingodile wrote: I don' think Grubby is an average sc2 player, you shouldn't compare with his wc3 accomplishes. Only Naniwa and Sase are better than him in sc2. For me, he is the best EU/NA Protoss (Naniwa, HuK and Sase doesnt count for me because they live in KR) There's Mana but i kind of agree, Grubby is one of the best european player, just not top world. He seems to struggle like all the other protosses.these times. | ||
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