EPTplaying the guessing game, i guess :
10.Bomber
9.Zest
8.sOs
7.INnoVation
6.TaeJa
Greatest Players of All Time: Part 1 - Page 18
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Estraizher
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playing the guessing game, i guess : 10.Bomber 9.Zest 8.sOs 7.INnoVation 6.TaeJa | ||
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redviper
Pakistan2333 Posts
Or my panties will be in a huge bunch if he isn't ranked #1. | ||
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300ml
United States32 Posts
2 LIFE 3 TAEJA 4 MC 5 NESTEA 6 POLT 7 MMA 8 PARTING 9 ZEST 10 BOMBER | ||
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Torra
Norway469 Posts
2. Life 3. Taeja 4. Polt 5. MC 6. Nestea 7. MMA 8. Parting 9. Zest 10. Bomber | ||
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Vansetsu
United States1454 Posts
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TheAnarchy
Chile1105 Posts
Also DRG ranked below soO and MK was kind of shoking winning Gsl, MLG,IEM and finishing second in osl, MLG, IEM and blizzard cup means less than finishing second 4 times in GSL. Without saying that DRG has been one of the olayers that won the nestea award. | ||
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JJH777
United States4420 Posts
On April 12 2015 11:25 Cheren wrote: (also because of Nestea's bracket luck which won't be addressed in the article) I hope that's referring to the most shitty bracket luck ever with Nestea playing MVP like 6 times throughout 2011. | ||
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Cheren
United States2911 Posts
On April 12 2015 14:30 JJH777 wrote: I hope that's referring to the most shitty bracket luck ever with Nestea playing MVP like 6 times throughout 2011. NesTea's ZvTs in his 2 Code S runs, just for example: (he also dodged MC in his 2 Code S runs) 0-1 vs Clide 3-2 vs sC Walkover vs Rain 2-0 vs the worst Code S terran, Ensnare 0-0 vs Mvp, MMA, Polt, and Bomber | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
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cheekymonkey
France1387 Posts
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Roadog
Canada1670 Posts
On April 12 2015 15:26 OtherWorld wrote: Wow that thread grew big overnight Overnight in France is prime time in NA  | ||
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swag_bro
Japan782 Posts
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Naikonz
Romania65 Posts
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berkston
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10- sos 9 - parting 8 - nestea 7 - polt 6 - mc then: 5 - zest 4 - mma 3 - taeja 2 - mvp 1 - life | ||
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Elentos
55586 Posts
On April 12 2015 16:36 Naikonz wrote: I don't know why people keep placing Mvp first. He was a amazing. but at the beginning of SC2. That's why I think NesTea doesn't deserve a spot on this list. I get that NesTea won three GSLs. But when did he do that? When nobody besides a handful of players knew how to play the game. It wasn't nearly as figured out as it is now. I really think that Life is the best player of SC2 because he won a GSL when Mvp was in his prime (actually beating him in the finals), and he just won Blizzcon and GSL now, 3 years later, apart from many other tournaments. It would be cool to see a list of all the players in their prime. When they were at the top of their game. That would be so hard to judge. People like Jaedong, Dear and Soulkey would belong on that list. Because Mvp:
 .On April 12 2015 17:01 berkston wrote: i'm about 100% sure this how it goes: 10- sos 9 - parting 8 - nestea 7 - polt 6 - mc then: 5 - zest 4 - mma 3 - taeja 2 - mvp 1 - life Try again, sOs is #16, it says so in the part about Leenock. | ||
munch
Mute City2363 Posts
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
I guess that's a fair point d: | ||
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Disarmed
Austria721 Posts
9.Zest 8.Polt 7.MMA 6. Parting 5.Nestea 4.MC 3.Teaja 2.Mvp 1.Life (0.BitforBit) father of the boys | ||
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opisska
Poland8852 Posts
What the mythical fuck is wrong with you people? He is one of the cutest creations in the world and he is really, really good at shitting all over foreigners and a selected subset of Korean players who like to travel, but he has never ever even reached a finals in Korea. Just get real. On April 12 2015 06:35 BakedButters wrote: Your reasoning doesn't make sense. You seem to discard all results before the Kespa influx. And since you place Korean leagues so highly , let's compare how MMA and MC did since the WCS changes. MMA got to round of 4 last season, running into PvT god Parting. He's still is able to compete with the best in Korea. MC? Got stuck in Group of 16 Death. Rain? Same. Couldn't get past 16. And what about Zest? who one can argue has better accomplishments than Rain Innovation #3? One can argue he only dominated due to the hellbat period. How did he do when he was on Acer and competed in all the foreign tournaments along with Taeja? Couldn't even touch Taeja in 2013 and 2014 foreign accomplishments. What about 2014 global finals. Oh yea... I certainly did not discard pre-Kespa results. That's why Mvp and Life are on the top for heaven's sake. Life solely on his recent results is pretty good, but it is only the extremely timespan over which his results exist that makes me think that he is undoubtedly 2nd. And Mvp did jack shit since the switch, he just dominated the whole period before. I watched MMA's ro4 run with sheer joy, but it is his only notable success in Korea in years. Yes, those guys chose not to compete in GSL - but that's their fault, I am sorry. If you think you are the best, compete among the best, not in WCS America or Europe, tourneys that are certified to be easier than code A. In general I am very reluctant to accept "got to ro16, but it was group of death" as an argument. Perception of "difficult" oponents is very skewed on TL towards popular people and if you are truly great, you have to be able to beat anyone. But I noted that the order of 2-6 is mostly emotional. I feel Inno was unique by how he was so dominant during his best period, even all the other players constantly talked about him in interviews and the whole assesment of a player was reduced to "can he beat Inno?". Rain I put because of how he shaped the Protoss game. That may be a bias, I used to play protoss in 2012. | ||
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Lorning
Belgica34432 Posts
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