EPTMy GSL3 qualifyer experience - Page 7
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Zeroes
United States1102 Posts
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Teoyaomqui
Sweden326 Posts
On November 16 2010 04:14 GetToDaChopa wrote: It's great to see you looking at this experience as nothing but positive. In my own gaming, tournament experience, although it is with chess, nothing substitutes playing the best or ones better than you. I've had some grueling defeats. But, the best games I've ever played and taken the most out of were not from wins, but from losses. Had to quote this in case someone missed it, worth repeating. Also thanks for the great work on State of the Game Geoff! | ||
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Al Bundy
7257 Posts
I'm kind of sad that you didn't qualify but you did well. I was impressed to read that you managed to hold some of these crazy strats. I can tell you that PvP is one of the hardest matchups, especially when playing against aggressive koreans. As for The Zerg STREAM tactic, this works very well sometimes, I feel that trading units with the opponent is a very good way to keep the pressure. So all in all, gg because I think you fought very well. My advice would be to keep training harder and longer. That seems obvious but korean training style seemed to work wonders on the Liquid players who live with oGs. | ||
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shell
Portugal2722 Posts
I bet you miss your GF to help you recover from this loss hehe Cheer up, you will improve and take it to the korean level! | ||
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SmoKim
Denmark10304 Posts
you need to do more of THIS you and Artosis are the perfect duo =) | ||
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Sewi
Germany1697 Posts
On November 16 2010 01:21 {88}iNcontroL wrote: EG is getting a house in korea. The date is not finalized.. hopefully sooner rather than later. Specifics are not in stone yet so I cannot comment too far but I can tell you EG wants to use korea as a base to train to be the best and expand our label. From there we will compete in the big western/euro/eastern tourneys. Awesome! And nice read. Sounds like a hell of an experience! gl going after your dreams | ||
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bmml
United Kingdom962 Posts
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k20
United States342 Posts
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Z-R0E
United States147 Posts
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Klamity
United States994 Posts
However, between this post and the interviews between you and Artosis, you have shown you really are a good guy. I don't know if I would agree with you saying you are one of the top non-Koreans, but I would say you are one of the top Americans. I am now a fan and will be rooting for you in the future! Beartoss fighting! | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On November 16 2010 05:02 SmoKim wrote: oh btw Incontrol you need to do more of THIS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzJN5HgRn0k&feature=player_embedded you and Artosis are the perfect duo =) This made me rofl so hard, Artosis is so biased and Incontrol was trolling him so much, illarious. | ||
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Renoir_scII
Canada112 Posts
You've mentioned your growth through this short trip... What was the cause of that? You mentioned Idra as one of the reasons but do you think the Korean ladder is better suited to improve players? I'm asking this because there has been many individuals, that are not part of any team, who have gone out to Korea to 'train to become a pro-gamer'. Being such small names and likely not having pro-gamer connections do you think the atmosphere of Korea and the Korean ladder is enough to bring them to the level that they wish to achieve or could they accomplish the same thing at home with some persistence? | ||
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sas01
Canada303 Posts
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On November 16 2010 01:52 {88}iNcontroL wrote:Being able to sit and spend each day with IdrA discussing strategy is so incredibly invaluable I cannot even begin to describe the growth. I feel like my ability and potential in this game has doubled. I really do feel this trip was the best thing I could do for my future in SC2 and I don't regret a moment of this. I think this says it all, and really goes to show the value of practicing side by side with another pro, obvioulsy people talk over vent or chat in game, but to be there with the person takes it to another level. Heres to hoping that this blog or your thoughts transmit through the higher ups in EG to not just get the houes done sooner rather than later, but make that their prime focus, with the down time in major tournaments for many pro-games throughout the next couple months. EG has their chance here to show that they take care of their players and put them in the best possible situations around. I really want to see this work for the likes of all the EG players to hvae a korean pro-team style practice setting. | ||
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Dazer
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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StifSokSamurai
United States120 Posts
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Amnesia
United States3818 Posts
Great read I really enjoyed it :D | ||
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HeIios
Sweden2523 Posts
 .Incontrol fighting! | ||
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resilve
United Kingdom678 Posts
1) Got to the final round 2) Faced a Zerg 3) On Scrap Station final map 4) It was Moon (?). Very impressive feat, there should be no regrets or shame in any of that. | ||
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