EPTNaNiwa to take an indefinite break from StarCraft - Page 13
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m0ck
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thirtyapm
521 Posts
until she takes an indefinite break heh, or state catches up. | ||
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TecaNina
41 Posts
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negativedge
4279 Posts
 so of the only two foreigner players worth anything (save maybe the Chinese), one is semi-retired, and the other keeps talking about taking a break from the game. we need a new hero | ||
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Yamaeda
Sweden13 Posts
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JoeCool
Germany2520 Posts
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On March 13 2014 07:51 JoeCool wrote: Was there ever an athlete that became better (or at least reached the same level as before) after "taking some time off" ? michael jordan retired and then came back and was still good. Lets hope naniwa goes to the same medical school as Thorzane, and EG can monetize its employees via a reality show hosted by Incontrol. | ||
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Enel
Sudan430 Posts
On March 13 2014 07:47 m0ck wrote: Naniwa is mirroring his falloff from WoL exactly (1 year from release). His strengths are just better suited to a less explored/figured out game. Earlier on mechanics are less important and being creative and surprising has more power. I guess we'll see him when the protoss expansion hits ^^ lol. You talk like he became bad at the game and lost motivation because of that. It's more like he lost motivation and stopped practicing. | ||
Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On March 13 2014 07:36 GaliX wrote: So only robot Koreans and mainstream foreigners are left in Starcraft sadly. No person with personality is left now. Maybe MC, Jeadong or Parting can be called personalitys now. But they are so different. MC is just a troll. I would have argued against you but the idea that Korean players are robots or void of personality is too stupid and it's been used a million times too many. Come on dude, don't be thick. | ||
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Fus
Sweden1112 Posts
On March 13 2014 07:49 thirtyapm wrote: well i guess scarlett becomes the undisputed best foreigner then. until she takes an indefinite break heh, or state catches up. True but we don't hear alot from Scarlett recently. And i would not put State in top 20 foreigner. | ||
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On March 13 2014 08:06 Fus wrote: True but we don't hear alot from Scarlett recently. And i would not put State in top 20 foreigner. Scarlett is going to Korea in a few weeks, and State just joined Prime and is said to consistently hang around the upper half of KR GM. I don't think there are 20 foreigners that could do the same. | ||
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darkscream
Canada2310 Posts
every sc2 EG/A player is like a horse with a broken leg.. | ||
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Roswell
United States250 Posts
On March 13 2014 08:10 darkscream wrote: how come alex garfield products only brings sadness to the community now every sc2 EG/A player is like a horse with a broken leg.. yeah eg snute didnt wreck house a few days ago | ||
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DavoS
United States4605 Posts
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BronzeKnee
United States5217 Posts
I also really dislike HOTS, hardly play it, and only watch for a few players, Naniwa being one of them. Time to adjust my TL settings so only LOL streams and articles come up... | ||
Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
On March 13 2014 08:10 darkscream wrote: how come alex garfield products only brings sadness to the community now every sc2 EG/A player is like a horse with a broken leg.. ... You are going to blame Alex Garfield for this? | ||
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Advantageous
China1350 Posts
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BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
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Agathon
France1505 Posts
On March 13 2014 07:15 Vertigro wrote: Naniwa is the last true personality left in the foreign sc community... suddenly the game seems quite a bit more boring (and its already reached a level of dullness) Since when you have to insult your opponents and blame anything but yourself when you lose to have a "true personality"? MC has no personality? Targa ? Mana ? Huk? Catz ? I'm happy for the SC2 scene today and I hope he'll never come back. Being different is good, being an ass like Idra or Naniwa is a shame. Just my 2 cents. | ||
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Swords
6038 Posts
Naniwa was one of very few SC2 players who I'd get excited to watch. Whether you loved him or you hated him, the emotion that he played with transferred to the viewers. Some people would be angry if he won or happy if he lost because of his bad manners and "I only care about winning" attitude. I fell into the other camp with people who were elated when he won because his intensity was palpable onscreen, even though you couldn't see him. You just knew he wanted to win so badly, and that he really did put the work and time in to try to be the best. Seeing a guy who cared as much as Naniwa cared basically saying he doesn't enjoy the game anymore is pretty upsetting. Good luck to him in whatever endeavor he moves on to. | ||
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