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Greatest Players of All Time: Part 1 - Page 33
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KingofdaHipHop
United States25602 Posts
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Fuell
Netherlands3111 Posts
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munch
Mute City2363 Posts
On April 15 2015 00:48 Fuell wrote: people always name seed sniper and jjakji as most forgotten gsl champions but drg and roro are way more forgottener What | ||
nimdil
Poland3764 Posts
sniper and seed are the most. jjakji is not as much forgotten since he moved to EU and started to be visible. RorO was the first KeSPA player to be really strong (4th in 2012 WCS Korea Nationals etc) and won the last WoL GSL. DRG is a legend. | ||
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cheekymonkey
France1387 Posts
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Samx
Singapore149 Posts
The Kespa switch changed the landscape completely. It's nostalgic to think of the WoL days before the Kespa invasion, but the truth is winning pre-Kespa GSL is easier than winning hotsix cup today or maybe even some of the more stacked iem today. How leenock winning mlg is tougher than sOs winning blizzcon, iem world and hotsix is beyond me. Top 3 of a race in 2012 is nothing compared to top 10 in 2015. | ||
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Elentos
55583 Posts
On April 15 2015 03:26 Samx wrote: How many of the likely top 10 are still relevant today? The Kespa switch changed the landscape completely. It's nostalgic to think of the WoL days before the Kespa invasion, but the truth is winning pre-Kespa GSL is easier than winning hotsix cup today or maybe even some of the more stacked iem today. How leenock winning mlg is tougher than sOs winning blizzcon, iem world and hotsix is beyond me. Top 3 of a race in 2012 is nothing compared to top 10 in 2015. Of the likely top 10? Life, PartinG definitely, MC is kinda relevant, MMA is kinda relevant (GSL semifinalist but close to retiring), TaeJa was relevant until last year but is quasi-retired now, Polt is relevant albeit moreso in the foreign scene. Possible other candidates are INnoVation, Rain and Zest which are obviously relevant. Only Mvp and NesTea are obvious candidates that are obviously irrelevant. | ||
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Frakkofff
Russian Federation66 Posts
sOs... Seriously? | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
2. Life 3. MC 4. aLive 5. Taeja 6. Polt 7. Nestea 8. MMA 9. Innovation 10. Zest | ||
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Elentos
55583 Posts
On April 15 2015 03:38 Darkhorse wrote: 1. Mvp 2. Life 3. MC 4. aLive 5. Taeja 6. Polt 7. Nestea 8. MMA 9. Innovation 10. Zest Might aswell put in Classic now | ||
The_Templar
your Country52798 Posts
On April 15 2015 03:38 Darkhorse wrote: 1. Mvp 2. Life 3. MC 4. aLive 5. Taeja 6. Polt 7. Nestea 8. MMA 9. Innovation 10. Zest Sneaky. I didn't notice for a second. | ||
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Darkhorse
United States23455 Posts
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Ej_
47656 Posts
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Frakkofff
Russian Federation66 Posts
#9 : PartinG #8 : INoVation #7 : Polt #6 : Zest #5 : NesTea #4 : MC #3 : MMA #2 : Life #1 : Mvp | ||
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Elentos
55583 Posts
On April 15 2015 03:53 Ej_ wrote: Darkhorse, you forgot to put number 4 in your list. Aww. That's mean. Poor aLive. | ||
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Ej_
47656 Posts
who? | ||
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helius788
New Zealand74 Posts
On April 15 2015 04:04 Frakkofff wrote: #10 : TaeJa #9 : PartinG #8 : INoVation #7 : Polt #6 : Zest #5 : NesTea #4 : MC #3 : MMA #2 : Life #1 : Mvp agreed with most of it. MMA far too high imo. Switch it with Taeja ;-)  | ||
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JJH777
United States4418 Posts
On April 14 2015 21:52 The_Red_Viper wrote: I don't know if i would say that he was "pretty strong in korea for a few years" tbh. His best result (if i didn't miss something) after his last code s win was ro8 (two times). He was decent, not really strong though. This doesn't change the fact that he actually won code s three times, but you simply have to value these early code s titles A LOT less then the current ones. He should be in a top 15 list, but i am not sure if he should be in the upper half Top 8 in GSL is pretty dang good. Especially since one of those top 8s was a 2-3 loss to mvp while mvp was still in god mode. He also had his top 3 IPL4 run which was april 2012. That is still one of the most stacked international tournaments ever with nearly 40 koreans in attendance. He beat both the finalists in that tournament. It really seemed like he only lost due to fatigue in the end. I wish IPL4 had been a 4 day tournament. It definitely should have been considering all 3 days ended up being like 12+ hours long which is far too harsh on the players. I also think Nestea is slightly underrated because people forget just how many times he got blocked by mvp. In 2011 he lost to mvp 6 times. Only 2 of those were in finals (gainward and Blizzcon). If he had better bracket luck he probably would have made another finals. | ||
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Gorlin
United States2753 Posts
On April 15 2015 03:29 Elentos wrote: MMA is kinda relevant (GSL semifinalist but close to retiring) You can't be much more "relevant" than a Blizzcon final and a GSL semifinal... | ||
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cheekymonkey
France1387 Posts
On April 15 2015 05:26 Gorlin wrote: You can't be much more "relevant" than a Blizzcon final and a GSL semifinal... Actually I don't think there are any relevant players atm. At least according to the logic presented here. | ||
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