EPTSoooo happy that Neeb won and the quality of the competition wasn't exactly pushover either.
The lad's humility during this tournament was really nice to see. I wish him continued success in future!
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CometNine
New Zealand87 Posts
Soooo happy that Neeb won and the quality of the competition wasn't exactly pushover either. The lad's humility during this tournament was really nice to see. I wish him continued success in future! | ||
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Phredxor
New Zealand15076 Posts
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Psychobabas
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TheHumanLife
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Chokes to uThermal and Mlord. Beats Rogue and Stats. Neeb wtf are you? he got much better after practicing in Korea. He 6-1ed uThermal in recent 2 tournaments. You can't compare months ago Neeb, and current Neeb. :D | ||
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Snorkels
United States1015 Posts
On October 03 2016 23:07 thecrazymunchkin wrote: Other titles considered were "Neeb Wins KeSPA Cup: Many a TL Poster Humiliated by Result" and "Faceless Foreigner steals Korean Money" Sick write-up, thank you. I caught the Stats series on O'Gaming for g4, I'm looking forward to the VODs of this one. gg wp Neeb! | ||
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papaz
Sweden4149 Posts
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-KG-
Denmark1204 Posts
Congratulations Neeb - can't wait to see more games in the future. On a sidenote, there were some seriously entertaining PvPs in this tournament (although the finals were very disruptor heavy). | ||
Poopi
France12761 Posts
On October 04 2016 03:56 BisuDagger wrote: Great job Neeb! Now compare the difficulty of this run versus Jinro's runs in the GSL where he made the semifinals. Polt was right when saying Jinro was overrated or something like that tho :x. | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On October 04 2016 05:54 papaz wrote: Neebs PvP is off the charts but thats about it. He made it through PvP. Almost as funny as Fruitdealer winning the first GSL because he never had to play a ZvZ | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
Of course I'm not trying to take away from their wins, they absolutely deserve it. It's interesting to see the rise of players who don't have that system in place and how they can now find success. | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:05 Dodgin wrote: I wonder if the system in Korea has begun to fail, thinking about how and why Byun and Neeb were able to win such big tournaments in this time period. I think the motivation level is falling for a lot pro's on Kespa teams, with all the rumors of disbandment and Proleague ending. Of course I'm not trying to take away from their wins, they absolutely deserve it. It's interesting to see the rise of players who don't have that system in place and how they can now find success. Byun won through very solid mechanics, nothing weird about that. Neeb won through PvP and his opponents doing really really bad research agaisnt him which he took advantage of. Nothing to do with motivation. | ||
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Poopi
France12761 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:05 Dodgin wrote: I wonder if the system in Korea has begun to fail, thinking about how and why Byun and Neeb were able to win such big tournaments in this time period. I think the motivation level is falling for a lot pro's on Kespa teams, with all the rumors of disbandment and Proleague ending. Of course I'm not trying to take away from their wins, they absolutely deserve it. It's interesting to see the rise of players who don't have that system in place and how they can now find success. I dunno for Neeb but ByuN's mechanics are worth more than being in a kespa house. Plus he can practice with Neeb anyways  | ||
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Charoisaur
Germany15878 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:08 LongShot27 wrote: Byun won through very solid mechanics, nothing weird about that. Neeb won through PvP and his opponents doing really really bad research agaisnt him which he took advantage of. Nothing to do with motivation. if they were more motivated they may have done more research about him. | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:17 Charoisaur wrote: if they were more motivated they may have done more research about him. Or they did what Korean top tier players do. Think this one is in the bag so they focus on players they are more worried about. | ||
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Poopi
France12761 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:20 LongShot27 wrote: Or they did what Korean top tier players do. Think this one is in the bag so they focus on players they are more worried about. Not like it's hard to guess he's going to play disruptors again in the next game. They were just outclassed in PvP, which is weird considering the number of KR protoss going to Blizzcon. | ||
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Elentos
55458 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:25 Poopi wrote: Not like it's hard to guess he's going to play disruptors again in the next game. They were just outclassed in PvP, which is weird considering the number of KR protoss going to Blizzcon. Honestly from how PvP in Korea looked in the past few months, they're probably not used to both players surviving past the "mass adept" stage. | ||
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LongShot27
United States2084 Posts
On October 04 2016 06:25 Poopi wrote: Not like it's hard to guess he's going to play disruptors again in the next game. They were just outclassed in PvP, which is weird considering the number of KR protoss going to Blizzcon. Trap and Zest were outclassed, Stats pulled the old "He can't beat me, im going to out disruptor him" and was dumbfounded. | ||
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Crocolisk Dundee
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Poopi
France12761 Posts
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