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Kasaraki
Denmark7115 Posts
On September 11 2012 06:12 InoyouS2 wrote: Seed also took him out convincingly in S3. Ahh, I thought I remembered that happening, but as I was about to write "Those LG-IM protosses", I realised I had lost track of when it happened and decided to go for the option I was 100% sure about, that being First. :p But yeah, Seed took him 2-0 in the round of 16 last season. | ||
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tuho12345
4482 Posts
Great interview, good to see how good Taeja is atm. | ||
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Silentness
United States2821 Posts
On September 11 2012 01:45 s.a.y wrote: What is with the "Truth be told" that keeps repeating in MVPs interview? Taeja such a boss, why does he have to switch mice? He was always a logitech mouse and razer keyboard user, did the team force him to? lol I was about to make a post saying "take a shot every time he says truth be told" It's nice to see that MVP is humble and admits that he's not as invincible as he use to be. | ||
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Atrbyg
United States513 Posts
Taeja is on a roll. Hope he can win Code S. | ||
Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37064 Posts
Oh you fools... In Korean, we use the phrase: 솔직히 말하자면 to convey that there is something we need to get off our chest. And that phrase translates to truth be told. Don't belive me? Here is Mvp's interview: Source: This Is Game 솔직히 상대전적을 의식하지는 않았다 솔직히 말하자면 실력적으로는 다른 테란들보다 많이 부족한 상태다. 솔직히 지금 GSL에서는 전체 선수 중에 60등 정도 하는 것 같다. 솔직히 별다른 감흥은 없다. 솔직히 별다른 기분은 없었다. Now I admit I could probably use another word like "honestly', but truth be told works fine. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On September 11 2012 06:13 FabledIntegral wrote: lmao. MMA helped MVP for his OSL matches? How can you do that, if you're meeting yourselves in a bit. MVP must have asked MMA to play a very particular style, otherwise he would *have* to be concerned that MMA was holding back on specific strategies to use against him, unless there was some reverse psychology going on there. They respect each other enough to not have to hide strategies to win, I doubt MMA held back at all. There's not much you can hide in TvT when you play marine tank vs marine tank, It's just whoever plays better wins. | ||
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Killmouse
Austria5700 Posts
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TommyP
United States6231 Posts
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TheBJ
Bulgaria906 Posts
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Moka
Canada942 Posts
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
On September 11 2012 08:03 Dodgin wrote: They respect each other enough to not have to hide strategies to win, I doubt MMA held back at all. There's not much you can hide in TvT when you play marine tank vs marine tank, It's just whoever plays better wins. There are tons of different variations and mind games going in TvT. To say it's that simple is ridiculous. | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On September 11 2012 11:15 FabledIntegral wrote: There are tons of different variations and mind games going in TvT. To say it's that simple is ridiculous. Sure there are variations and mind games, but the point is that they are rivals and probably don't care or want to hide strategies in order to win but instead want to use their raw skill to outplay each other. I mean why would MMA practice with him if he was hiding things? | ||
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DougJDempsey
747 Posts
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zyzq
United States3123 Posts
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Laryleprakon
New Zealand9496 Posts
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snafoo
New Zealand1615 Posts
On September 11 2012 11:34 DougJDempsey wrote: mvp's interview reflects the reason to like koreans besides their mostly higher skill level. theres no excuses, he blames his losses on himself and his own skill, and doesn't blame it on the "bullshit" game. This is true for alot of Koreans, but MVP alot moreso. Read any of the interviews, it's the same, even when he was dominating last year. Like when he lost to MMA at GSL finals at Blizzcon; where the interviewer was trying to say that MVP was in bad condition and MVP said that it would just be an excuse if he said that and was just not up to par in skills, or his Blizzcon winner interview: "Nestea is the best zerg, and I'm a decent terran". He's incredibly humble. | ||
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Hall0wed
United States8486 Posts
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whatevername
471 Posts
On September 11 2012 11:34 DougJDempsey wrote: Yeah except they also blame their wins on a perpetual streak of luck, and theres nothing to respect about that forced humility bullshit.mvp's interview reflects the reason to like koreans besides their mostly higher skill level. theres no excuses, he blames his losses on himself and his own skill, and doesn't blame it on the "bullshit" game. | ||
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Skwid1g
United States953 Posts
On September 11 2012 11:34 DougJDempsey wrote: mvp's interview reflects the reason to like koreans besides their mostly higher skill level. theres no excuses, he blames his losses on himself and his own skill, and doesn't blame it on the "bullshit" game. MVP (and almost every other Korean) has complained about balance publicly at some point or another, as well as made excuses based on other things. Yes, they try to avoid it more than most foreigners, but a lot of the time it's just because they don't want to sound like they're whining more than actually believing what they say. | ||
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
On September 11 2012 11:20 Dodgin wrote: Sure there are variations and mind games, but the point is that they are rivals and probably don't care or want to hide strategies in order to win but instead want to use their raw skill to outplay each other. I mean why would MMA practice with him if he was hiding things? Because gamers have said that in interviews all the time? That they won't use any special strategies they have prepared? Sure, he may have played as strong of a standard game, or threw in some known tactics here or there, but if he had anything special planned I highly doubt he would have used it. In fact, if anything, being rivals would make them significantly more likely to hide something. | ||
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