Vvaluigi vs. MycroProcessor: Difference between revisions

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Even despite Mycro's contributions dominating the match's direction, vvaluigi deployed a brilliant and deceptive tactic in order to give himself the edge. Adopting a simpler style than he was known for at the time, both of his subsequent responses were made at an absolutely incredible speed, with his well-received Round 3 "Kukucska and Sonic Produce Pieces of Cement Puzzles on Your Radio Station"(2009) being uploaded and posted under two and a half hours after Round 2, and his Round 5 being uploaded and posted only an hour and a half after Round 4. This had the effect of putting Mycro in a state of constant turnaround with practically no rest in between the crafting of his comparatively laborious rounds, and he subsequently considered his performance in the match to be of a low standard. It received considerable attention from the contemporary tennis community due to its heavy contrast in editing styles and became the most voted on match in the entire tournament, receiving 20 votes in total. Even more remarkably, vvaluigi ended up emerging as the winner of the match in a landslide vote of 14-6, marking for a very rare occasion of simplicity winning over complexity on the competitive tennis front, and the only ever time {{MycroProcessor}} was eliminated in the first set of a tournament. {{RAKninja}} additionally awarded both players a "Tennis Fuck Choice Award" for their respective performances in the match. vvaluigi would continue to play until Set 3, where he was defeated by {{GameBop}} albeit by a very close single vote difference.

MycroProcessor's rounds continue to survive in their original uploads. vvaluigi's rounds, as with most of their tennis matches, disappeared after they closed their channel -- one of multiple channels they abruptly closed and erased all of their material from between 2008-2010 -- but were saved by MycroProcessor and reuploaded to YouTube in 2014. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in July 2021.

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	Even despite Mycro's contributions dominating the match's direction, vvaluigi deployed a brilliant and deceptive tactic in order to give himself the edge. Adopting a simpler style than he was known for at the time, both of his subsequent responses were made at an absolutely incredible speed, with his well-received Round 3 "Kukucska and Sonic Produce Pieces of Cement Puzzles on Your Radio Station"(2009) being uploaded and posted under two and a half hours after Round 2, and his Round 5 being uploaded and posted only an hour and a half after Round 4. This had the effect of putting Mycro in a state of constant turnaround with practically no rest in between the crafting of his comparatively laborious rounds, and he subsequently considered his performance in the match to be of a low standard. It received considerable attention from the contemporary tennis community due to its heavy contrast in editing styles and became the most voted on match in the entire tournament, receiving 20 votes in total. Even more remarkably, vvaluigi ended up emerging as the winner of the match in a landslide vote of 14-6, marking for a very rare occasion of simplicity winning over complexity on the competitive tennis front, and the only ever time {{MycroProcessor}} was eliminated in the first set of a tournament. {{RAKninja}} additionally awarded both players a "Tennis Fuck Choice Award" for their respective performances in the match. vvaluigi would continue to play until Set 3, where he was defeated by {{GameBop}} albeit by a very close single vote difference.		Even despite Mycro's contributions dominating the match's direction, vvaluigi deployed a brilliant and deceptive tactic in order to give himself the edge. Adopting a simpler style than he was known for at the time, both of his subsequent responses were made at an absolutely incredible speed, with his well-received Round 3 "Kukucska and Sonic Produce Pieces of Cement Puzzles on Your Radio Station"(2009) being uploaded and posted under two and a half hours after Round 2, and his Round 5 being uploaded and posted only an hour and a half after Round 4. This had the effect of putting Mycro in a state of constant turnaround with practically no rest in between the crafting of his comparatively laborious rounds, and he subsequently considered his performance in the match to be of a low standard. It received considerable attention from the contemporary tennis community due to its heavy contrast in editing styles and became the most voted on match in the entire tournament, receiving 20 votes in total. Even more remarkably, vvaluigi ended up emerging as the winner of the match in a landslide vote of 14-6, marking for a very rare occasion of simplicity winning over complexity on the competitive tennis front, and the only ever time {{MycroProcessor}} was eliminated in the first set of a tournament. {{RAKninja}} additionally awarded both players a "Tennis Fuck Choice Award" for their respective performances in the match. vvaluigi would continue to play until Set 3, where he was defeated by {{GameBop}} albeit by a very close single vote difference.

			MycroProcessor's rounds continue to survive in their original uploads. vvaluigi's rounds, as with most of their tennis matches, disappeared after they closed their channel -- one of multiple channels they abruptly closed and erased all of their material from between 2008-2010 -- but were saved by MycroProcessor and reuploaded to YouTube in 2014. The match was first compiled into a single video on the [[YouWouldBeWelcome]] account in July 2021.