EPTPartinG presented with the GSL Nestea Award - Page 3
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FoShao
United States256 Posts
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WombaT
Northern Ireland27251 Posts
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Figgy
Canada1788 Posts
On May 17 2014 07:24 Belisarius wrote: I feel they should get the actual Nestea company to sponsor this award. Seems like a no-brainer. You mean Coke? They did sponsor GSL for a season or two I think. Then again so did Pepsi <_< | ||
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eGoRama
Bulgaria1542 Posts
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VArsovskiSC
Macedonia563 Posts
Gratz :D | ||
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Entropy137
Canada215 Posts
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McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
On May 18 2014 04:47 Figgy wrote: You mean Coke? They did sponsor GSL for a season or two I think. Then again so did Pepsi <_< They both sponsored Starleagues waay before, back at the beginning of BW. Funny, when you think that still in this day and age it's pretty rare to see mainstream companies not affiliated with media and electronics to get into e-sports. Choo choo! gg no re | ||
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Frankenberry
Denmark302 Posts
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vult
United States9400 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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wrier
Canada291 Posts
When there is a Code S season every month to two months the 10th time qualifying tends to come a lot faster, and if you're at the top of the game in that period it's only natural you will keep qualifying. Parting has been a Code S contender since 2012, and as the competition has gotten insanely harder (as well as fewer Code S tournaments every year), he has managed to stay on top. Not shitting on what Nestea has done, the man won a Code S championship without dropping a map and made it into 10 in a row, but almost objectively speaking, Partings Nestea award was harder fought than his. He had to go through the KeSPA transition, and the HoTS transition, and all that with fewer tournaments. tl;dr: Parting is a fucking God of SC2. | ||
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McRatyn
Poland901 Posts
On May 20 2014 02:03 wrier wrote: When there is a Code S season every month to two months the 10th time qualifying tends to come a lot faster, and if you're at the top of the game in that period it's only natural you will keep qualifying. Parting has been a Code S contender since 2012, and as the competition has gotten insanely harder (as well as fewer Code S tournaments every year), he has managed to stay on top. Not shitting on what Nestea has done, the man won a Code S championship without dropping a map and made it into 10 in a row, but almost objectively speaking, Partings Nestea award was harder fought than his. He had to go through the KeSPA transition, and the HoTS transition, and all that with fewer tournaments. tl;dr: Parting is a fucking God of SC2. That makes a lot of sense, but it's not really a secret  and a reason why sometimes "wellness" "greatness" and other such nouns should mainly be taked aout in the context of times, cause without that, the newer great player is always beter that the older one even due to games and strategy's natural evoltion.Tl;dr You are 100% right, just my two cents  | ||
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DinoMight
United States3725 Posts
On May 18 2014 06:46 Entropy137 wrote: I guess having better micro than just about everyone else is gimmicky. Parting performs well executed timing attacks as well as strong macro oriented builds from what I've seen of him, which is a lot. BECAUSE he has better micro, he needs less forcefields/units etc. which allows him to hit earlier and still win. But because of this, he has to micro his ass off. So he's seen as a gimmicky player. But as appearing in 10 consecutive GSLs obviously shows, he's also quite consistent(ly amazing). | ||
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