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This is just a lose, I hope he recovers, I feel bad for Quantic too, they lost quite an asset in the battle.
Carry on Nani please ! I find your style inspiring and I am learning a lot from you, keep on training, and get that goddamn GSL championship
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CV-Mackh
France102 Posts
This is just a lose, I hope he recovers, I feel bad for Quantic too, they lost quite an asset in the battle. Carry on Nani please ! I find your style inspiring and I am learning a lot from you, keep on training, and get that goddamn GSL championship | ||
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zedrOne
France471 Posts
quit esport One of the most least likely suggestions in the topic so far. I don't know how he can stay in korea without a team for a very long time, some time off, a break from korea is not impossible. I feel bad for Quantic too, they lost quite an asset in the battle. I'm not sure they regret him so much. they will not say so of course, but, like i say before, korea only focus (gsl) is not the best for any foreign team. | ||
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Dosey
United States4505 Posts
On July 31 2012 23:40 Euronyme wrote: It was a rhetorical question. Everyone in Europe knows who Wayne Rooney is, and the person I quoted was from Europe. What are you on about? The point is that he's famous for yelling and swearing at the ref and forcing the sound input to be muted when it's close to him while playing. He's still one of the best players in the UK, and is treated as such. There's absolutely 0 interest in American hand egg here, so would you care to elaborate how your comment is on topic? You provided Rooney as an example of acting like and ass and it not backfiring. I provided three examples of acting like and ass and it backfiring. Each of the three mentioned players were treated as poisons to their teams regardless of their skill. No need for the condescending attitude or the thinly veiled insult. | ||
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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Crownlol
United States3726 Posts
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bikefrog
Norway451 Posts
I'm not sure they regret him so much. they will not say so of course, but, like i say before, korea only focus (gsl) is not the best for any foreign team. Seeing as Naniwa gets more attention outside of Korea than almost every single SC2 player due to his GSL-performance I have to say that I think that's a bogus argument. I wish Naniwa luck. He's an amazing player and one of the biggest foreigner hopes. | ||
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mongmong
Korea (South)1389 Posts
I think A player had to be judged by his play, which in Nani's case, as he Showed in many occasions, is godly This is just a lose, I hope he recovers, I feel bad for Quantic too, they lost quite an asset in the battle. Carry on Nani please ! I find your style inspiring and I am learning a lot from you, keep on training, and get that goddamn GSL championship Last edit: 2012-08-01 00:00:31 Godly? care to elaborate on how he is so godly? Oh apart from his god-awful pvz of course. if he is playing godly, then what does MVP make? No, his play aint godly, word like that should be used only for players like Mvp, a 4 time gsl champ. Naniwa even loses to no name zerg how is his play godly? If naniwa even wins a major tournament, GSL or others etc, then we can decide. There has been shittons of players who made it to the GSL code s ro8 , and yet no one called them good. ive actually seen people who werent surprised at seeds run in GSL last season. Im pretty sure that if naniwa won this gsl, we wouldve been praised as protoss bonjwa and heard his fanboys say something like "MC is a scrub compared to naniwa" just like stephano fanboys came out of nowhere and praised stephano as the no1 zerg in the world when DRG got roll'd by MC 3-0 in the ro4. | ||
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Belial88
United States5217 Posts
Jesus christ. | ||
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ToAn8
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Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
On August 01 2012 00:24 Belial88 wrote: All the speculation and bullshit in this thread is exactly why Naniwa said he avoids 'shit places like this' (not his exact words, but pretty damn close). Jesus christ. The adressline at the top says teamliquid.net but otherwise I would have sworn this was the battle.net forums... | ||
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CV-Mackh
France102 Posts
On August 01 2012 00:24 mongmong wrote: Godly? care to elaborate on how he is so godly? Oh apart from his god-awful pvz of course. if he is playing godly, then what does MVP make? No, his play aint godly, word like that should be used only for players like Mvp, a 4 time gsl champ. Naniwa even loses to no name zerg how is his play godly? If naniwa even wins a major tournament, GSL or others etc, then we can decide. There has been shittons of players who made it to the GSL code s ro8 , and yet no one called them good. ive actually seen people who werent surprised at seeds run in GSL last season. Im pretty sure that if naniwa won this gsl, we wouldve been praised as protoss bonjwa and heard his fanboys say something like "MC is a scrub compared to naniwa" just like stephano fanboys came out of nowhere and praised stephano as the no1 zerg in the world when DRG got roll'd by MC 3-0 in the ro4. MVP and others of his kind are actually the makers the gods themselfs, sorry, but I can't help the feeling that reaching such a lvl in this game requires some unatural powers that us simple mortals can't anderstand  | ||
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
I'm sure he'll work something out, but even if he quits that would be fine. He's already accomplished a lot and sc2 is not a lifetime career. | ||
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NEOtheONE
United States2233 Posts
On July 31 2012 23:42 how2TL wrote: You don't have to like Naniwa for whatever reason you goddamn please. But everyone please stop psychoanalyzing him like you have a fuck of an idea what you're doing. It makes you guys doing that look really stupid. I have a degree in Psychology and going to have MA in Counseling so can I psychoanalyze Naniwa? | ||
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halfies
United Kingdom327 Posts
On July 31 2012 23:40 Euronyme wrote: It was a rhetorical question. Everyone in Europe knows who Wayne Rooney is, and the person I quoted was from Europe. What are you on about? The point is that he's famous for yelling and swearing at the ref and forcing the sound input to be muted when it's close to him while playing. He's still one of the best players in the UK, and is treated as such. There's absolutely 0 interest in American hand egg here, so would you care to elaborate how your comment is on topic? stop acting like a tool. there was no interest in football until you bought it up. and just because football lets people get away with silly shit, doesnt mean starcraft should. I hope you can see how stupid an argument that is. | ||
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xxAoPxx
Germany25 Posts
On July 31 2012 21:15 4ZakeN87 wrote: Therefor I enjoy watching Naniwa play and can relate to his "problems". If this is because I come from Sweden? Dunno, maybe it is. I'm not from Sweden and do like Nani. I think what he needs though is someone to set him straight and keep him focused when he's about to lose it again, like Rotterdam did during IEM Kiev... SaSe being younger and AFAIK less experienced might not have been up to the task. Give Nani a true mentor - like Grubby for Feast if you will - and he might be one step closer to being complete. | ||
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archonOOid
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
On August 01 2012 00:34 halfies wrote: stop acting like a tool. there was no interest in football until you bought it up. and just because football lets people get away with silly shit, doesnt mean starcraft should. I hope you can see how stupid an argument that is. What interest in football? Did you get interested in football because I brought it up? Sports in general let people get away with stupid shit, because fans value skill above how players conduct themselves. For some reason skill is valued way way way less than charisma in starcraft, and the focus is entirely with the people who can talk, rather then the people who can play. It's just an observation of something that I personally dislike. | ||
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kskusanagi
Korea (South)133 Posts
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Assirra
Belgium4169 Posts
On August 01 2012 00:43 Euronyme wrote: What interest in football? Did you get interested in football because I brought it up? Sports in general let people get away with stupid shit, because fans value skill above how players conduct themselves. For some reason skill is valued way way way less than charisma in starcraft, and the focus is entirely with the people who can talk, rather then the people who can play. It's just an observation of something that I personally dislike. Maybe but why would you take enough with skills if you have someone that has skills + has no aggressive emotion bursts as a person to be a fan off? Hell, MC loves to smack talk all the time and you don't see people get riled for it. Because he knows when its required he acts like he should like in any professional business. Can you imagine him at the GSL finals going "Cheesy noob" when seed rushed him twice? Not to mention Naniwa might be big, but he is not that huge so comparing him to someone who is apperantly european famous (never cared to watch sport so dunno) seems overkill. | ||
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BBMorti
Denmark242 Posts
On August 01 2012 00:34 NEOtheONE wrote: I have a degree in Psychology and going to have MA in Counseling so can I psychoanalyze Naniwa? Oh god... the internet. | ||
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