After three long months, the Fragbite Masters came to an end with mYi's StarDust claiming a 3-0 victory over [A]NaNiwa in the grand finals.
StarDust's strong PvP didn't just serve him well in the finals, as his entire tournament run was built on toppling Protoss opponents. Starting in the Ro32, Stardust went 6-0 against Protoss opponents such as NaNiwa, Arthur, San, Elfi, and HasuObs with an impressive 13-2 map score.
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The Fragbite Masters had began in September, featuring 32 players fighting for an unusually large prize pool for an online-only tournament. By taking home 80,000 SEK for first place (approximately $12,000), StarDust beat his prior personal high of 60,000 SEK won at DreamHack Summer to close out his year.
I watched most of this tournament, but I have to say that all semis and the final being PvP was quite a let down and borefest. It is probably the worst mirror to spectate right now.
On December 10 2013 09:14 Hydro033 wrote: I watched most of this tournament, but I have to say that all semis and the final being PvP was quite a let down and borefest. It is probably the worst mirror to spectate right now.
I really am glad for Stardust that he won! But what is it in sc2 that protoss is so boring to watch compared to BW? Im not starting some bw vs sc2 rant or anything, but i really liked to see a good protoss play in BW but in sc2 i just don't enjoy watching it. Anybody feels to same and knows why?
Personally I love me some P v P...the match up takes a strange sort of balance between knowledge and boldness and defense - it is such a knife's edge - more so than the other mirrors because of the warp in mechanic.
Congratz to Stardust - his P v P is on another level.
EPT
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StarDust claiming a 3-0 victory over ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/Waxangel/fragbitefinal.png)
Still he sweeped MC, pretty impressive. Will have to check the vods if there are any. 
