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« on: April 20, 2025, 01:11:18 am »
Rich summed it up pretty well here. I wanted to put emphasis on how fucking good Paul (Qaa/eViL) was. 1s and 2s, he was pretty much untouchable... All of his best SC friends tried so hard to get him to get serious with SCD/VGT. He never really cared about the league.... but when he did play a decent amount of games he would win 80-90% of them in 1s, and even in 2s... he would partner some seriously skeptical partners that wouldn't have made the top 50 without games with Paul as a partner.... but Paul was somehow able to still hit a 70%+ mark on 2s with said partners. I still haven't seen a stronger macro out of any FMP player in my time playing this game... at least 25 years now, on and off.
Gotta throw some more love on the entire Dt. clan. In the times of FMP prime we had La. MaFia. xS. L]o[sT xG. Dt. came from Europe to USEast to make their mark on the mid/late VGT seasons. They had players like Quang and Thanh (Marine and his cousin Firebat) Dt.SeveN (Julian) was my all time favorite 2s partner. These guys weren't playing the game like most of the FMP leaders at the time. Most of the top10-20 were studying replays and replicating strategies into the 5-10 minute mark. It was almost robotic. Dt came around and shook things up big time. They were micro pros, a whole new twist to the FMP competitve game at the time. Saik was a part of that team at the time, but even he didn't shine the way some of these guys did. Euro had many stronger players than West/East did at that time.
I remember going to euro server to learn their styles and play as much as I could with them. I joined a clan MHz and found a large group of players that were complete no-names in the US Servers / VGT and SCD. But on euro had major respect from gosu known players like Marine, Saik/hesiNg and so many more even dating back to players like MonGo.
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« on: April 12, 2025, 02:54:13 am »
Can someone talk about the VGT and SCD days?
I only know about SCZ 
So I'm mostly speaking on the general golden era of SCD/VGT because many of these players were no longer as active anymore but shortly after there was a huge dominant wave of mafia and Pro players that I'm honestly not too familiar with, so I'm focusing more on 2004-2010. There was so much talent and some players would have their prime come and go after a dominant season or two but when I think about the players who could consistently win across all of those years I divide it into 2 main categories, 1v1 and 2v2.
The first and only person that really comes to mind when I think of king of 2v2 is Ryoji. Him and the squad around him were usually so far ahead of everyone else it wasn't even close during this time. There was a brief time (when I created the 2v2 league FGt) that L]o[sT was not only able to compete but consistently beat them but overall I would say Ryoji, BeeF, uNiT & eViL (Renegade/Paul) across all of these years. This was usually clan Xp/xG and I'm pretty sure even a few of them joined L]o[sT. 2HoT and wiLdChild were solid in game and out and they usually cornered 2v2s with whoever was on their roster.
-- La.ProGamer: was the only person during this era to not only win multiple SCD/VGT seasons but he did it back to back to back over and over. He was one of the most dominant players of his time and had an insane win rate. Many players hated and didn't respect him because he would be completely fine cheesing for 3 hours if he had to but he was one of the most determined winners we ever had hands down.
HasH: I don't think he needs much of an introduction but he was one of the handful of players who was incredibly dominant in 1v1s and 2v2s during this time. I had him and ProGamer in La together (Along with Hunter/Avenger/AssCobra/Cheese etc.) but they could not co-exist so HasH left and created MaFia which obviously went on to be one of the best clans of all time.
Avenger aka gM.shift: This kid came out of no where and was god tier, we debated for years about who's smurf this was because of how quickly he became a top player but that debate was mostly so hot because he also refused to lose and was one of the few people to take games off ProGamer for a few months.
bObA: Will is timeless and he was someone who would come back after being inactive for a year+ and would still be able to win. As far as seasonal wins go he might have had the largest gap from winning earlier FMP leagues and coming back just destroying SCD10 too. I don't know if anyone else had win's that spaced out.
MonGo: creative player with incredible mechanics. Widely regarding as a top player when he was active.
HyDrA: I feel like I don't even need to mention Tom here because it's so obvious but he is the GOAT. Controversial as can be back then, got caught hacking but ultimately showed that wasn't the reason why he was so good.
Cheese: Luke is similar to bObA when it comes to his reign but he was even more of a name and more dominant when he was around. Whenever we would host big tournaments like Calvino's All-Star tournament (Which BTW have the active users on this site seen that montage because I could upload it if it's not online anymore) we would always have to make sure we contacted Luke and Will (bObA) because without them in it the title wouldn't mean as much honestly. Also because Calvino was heavily biased towards his BW boys and wanted them to win it all lol.
Super]Marine: This kid was insane. He was a more shameless version of Stalife. He was almost as creative and flashy but where Stalife would just say "Fuck it" and leave a game when it became a turtlefest Marine would continue to play and usually win. Too many people forget how good this EU kid was because he wasn't involved in drama or grinding the ladder all the time.
Stalife: He was so gifted while at the same time being unquestionably the most entertaining player to watch. He would do crazy shit that shouldn't work and make it work because of his micro. He realized his talents catered more in non-money maps and he started competing and focusing more on that after SC2 was announced but he would always be around and compete with the best in the high profile leagues and tournaments. Stalife went on and made some waves in the SC2 professional community with HasH too.
HyDrA, HasH and Stalife IIRC we're also all chosen by our community to represent us in the TeamLiquid showmatch, FMP vs BGH. TL obviously didn't respect FMP at all and said it would be easy, we divided the maps up split between FMP/BGH style maps and we ended up winning because while our GOATs we're able to take games off them in low-money they could not literally touch any of them on FMP. It was a pretty huge deal and legitimized our community and it attracted more interest in the league.
Honorable mentions to the early kings of USEast before the leagues existed like Phantom (He did win SCD1 though), KoreaN[BF] (Honestly he should probably be on the main list, also SCD6 winner), KeFu (Won SCD5), TeMpLaR etc... Also BrooKLyN I love and miss you hope you're living your best life buddy.
Rich, wasn't Saik (Javi) ProGamer(Rodry)'s little brother in RL?
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« on: April 12, 2025, 02:52:43 am »
djorkaeff and NouR were two of the highest level players to ever grace FMP ever.
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« on: April 12, 2025, 01:53:52 am »
Can someone talk about the VGT and SCD days?
I only know about SCZ 
So I'm mostly speaking on the general golden era of SCD/VGT because many of these players were no longer as active anymore but shortly after there was a huge dominant wave of mafia and Pro players that I'm honestly not too familiar with, so I'm focusing more on 2004-2010. There was so much talent and some players would have their prime come and go after a dominant season or two but when I think about the players who could consistently win across all of those years I divide it into 2 main categories, 1v1 and 2v2.
The first and only person that really comes to mind when I think of king of 2v2 is Ryoji. Him and the squad around him were usually so far ahead of everyone else it wasn't even close during this time. There was a brief time (when I created the 2v2 league FGt) that L]o[sT was not only able to compete but consistently beat them but overall I would say Ryoji, BeeF, uNiT & eViL (Renegade/Paul) across all of these years. This was usually clan Xp/xG and I'm pretty sure even a few of them joined L]o[sT. 2HoT and wiLdChild were solid in game and out and they usually cornered 2v2s with whoever was on their roster.
-- La.ProGamer: was the only person during this era to not only win multiple SCD/VGT seasons but he did it back to back to back over and over. He was one of the most dominant players of his time and had an insane win rate. Many players hated and didn't respect him because he would be completely fine cheesing for 3 hours if he had to but he was one of the most determined winners we ever had hands down.
HasH: I don't think he needs much of an introduction but he was one of the handful of players who was incredibly dominant in 1v1s and 2v2s during this time. I had him and ProGamer in La together (Along with Hunter/Avenger/AssCobra/Cheese etc.) but they could not co-exist so HasH left and created MaFia which obviously went on to be one of the best clans of all time.
Avenger aka gM.shift: This kid came out of no where and was god tier, we debated for years about who's smurf this was because of how quickly he became a top player but that debate was mostly so hot because he also refused to lose and was one of the few people to take games off ProGamer for a few months.
bObA: Will is timeless and he was someone who would come back after being inactive for a year+ and would still be able to win. As far as seasonal wins go he might have had the largest gap from winning earlier FMP leagues and coming back just destroying SCD10 too. I don't know if anyone else had win's that spaced out.
MonGo: creative player with incredible mechanics. Widely regarding as a top player when he was active.
HyDrA: I feel like I don't even need to mention Tom here because it's so obvious but he is the GOAT. Controversial as can be back then, got caught hacking but ultimately showed that wasn't the reason why he was so good.
Cheese: Luke is similar to bObA when it comes to his reign but he was even more of a name and more dominant when he was around. Whenever we would host big tournaments like Calvino's All-Star tournament (Which BTW have the active users on this site seen that montage because I could upload it if it's not online anymore) we would always have to make sure we contacted Luke and Will (bObA) because without them in it the title wouldn't mean as much honestly. Also because Calvino was heavily biased towards his BW boys and wanted them to win it all lol.
Super]Marine: This kid was insane. He was a more shameless version of Stalife. He was almost as creative and flashy but where Stalife would just say "Fuck it" and leave a game when it became a turtlefest Marine would continue to play and usually win. Too many people forget how good this EU kid was because he wasn't involved in drama or grinding the ladder all the time.
Stalife: He was so gifted while at the same time being unquestionably the most entertaining player to watch. He would do crazy shit that shouldn't work and make it work because of his micro. He realized his talents catered more in non-money maps and he started competing and focusing more on that after SC2 was announced but he would always be around and compete with the best in the high profile leagues and tournaments. Stalife went on and made some waves in the SC2 professional community with HasH too.
HyDrA, HasH and Stalife IIRC we're also all chosen by our community to represent us in the TeamLiquid showmatch, FMP vs BGH. TL obviously didn't respect FMP at all and said it would be easy, we divided the maps up split between FMP/BGH style maps and we ended up winning because while our GOATs we're able to take games off them in low-money they could not literally touch any of them on FMP. It was a pretty huge deal and legitimized our community and it attracted more interest in the league.
Honorable mentions to the early kings of USEast before the leagues existed like Phantom (He did win SCD1 though), KoreaN[BF] (Honestly he should probably be on the main list, also SCD6 winner), KeFu (Won SCD5), TeMpLaR etc... Also BrooKLyN I love and miss you hope you're living your best life buddy.
Happy you mentioned Paul. He was the single greatest player of FMP in my opinion. Never got the credit deserved because he was mostly low key and didn't play flashy or league much. Most know him by Qaa
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« on: April 01, 2025, 02:13:58 am »
Haven't been around in a league finale in quite a while. Are the layovers/set breaks from SCW seasons lengthily? Is there a start date for next season yet?
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« on: April 01, 2025, 01:37:54 am »
Donkey deserves this league win. I was there for the bo3 that Donkey agreed to you when he was #1 and you #2. You get m/u and spot, win a PvZ then refuse to finish the bo3. haha. Sneaky Snake.
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« on: March 29, 2025, 11:38:40 pm »
Fucking Mark? SUP DAWG!
Yessir, wassssup my fellow Michigander lol
There aren't many bridges for a troll to live under in Holland, MI but I know a few spots. Come and hang out brother!
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« on: March 25, 2025, 02:28:43 am »
sad life
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« on: March 25, 2025, 02:16:09 am »
Fucking Mark? SUP DAWG!
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« on: March 23, 2025, 01:55:54 am »
Nice work BeatZ, that was a meaningful response.
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« on: March 22, 2025, 11:17:20 pm »
Thanks for playing devils advocate on my idea. I completely agree with both of you.
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« on: March 22, 2025, 11:14:58 pm »
Found him =]
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« on: March 22, 2025, 06:36:27 am »
Looking for Chooch Anyone know how to get ahold of him, DM me the contact. SoLo.RAiN here.
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« on: March 22, 2025, 02:42:58 am »
@Lucas - would Tom or you be willing to share a mailing address for those of us who would like to send words of encouragement his way in a more meaningful way then saying thoughts and prayers on the gofundme link? I'm sure he would get a kick out of it. Its gotta be pretty boring/lonely in the hospital for as long as he's been. Maybe even just the hospital he's without a room # and we could just mail there?
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« on: June 25, 2024, 05:29:42 am »
So we're talking about who is the better player - Cole or Tom?
All I have to contribute to this convo is that Cole has not only been caught hacking but also smurfs like a mad man. Tom isn't scared, he will run a train on your mom on his most prolific account.
This is all fun and what not, especially knowing that Tom and Cole both worship myself and learned and studied all of my strategies as a 1's/2's/3's player. Tom was grateful for my consultation. and even gave me credit for everything that I taught him. Cole not so much. He went berserk and started smurfing and hacking and becoming a sexual predator and overall creep.
You can tell by the way Cole plays zerg that hes never felt comfortable in his own skin. Who needs three hundred sunkens and spores to defend a drop? Only Cole the Hole of a Soul!
Don't let either of these guys fool you. I spent a lot of hours training both of them how to be competitive and how to get ladies in real life. Now is their time to shine and Cole chooses to hack and be a jerk. Tom is the only real answer here as far as the second best player in the world goes after RainMan.
Lets all send Tom some love, and set up a bo7 between Tom and Cole the hole of a Soul. No hacks allowed Cole, and you need to use your real account. No smurfing or being a douche. I know thats a tall order, but when you are runner up for 2nd best player in the world on SC1FMP you gotta do what you gotta do!
SEE YOU SOON BITCHES
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