Nothing will ever replace it. Nobody who came after it will be worth listening to because they didn't know about it. Those who didn't understand it and follow it as a part of their life will always be vain of their own abilities, completely ignorant to the fact they are a mere shadow of the legends that fell before them. There will never be a substitute for the hole in our hearts. Certainly not to be filled by the inferior ego-filled one that murdered him.

sam!zdat

United States5559 Posts

May 10 2012 06:18 GMT

#25

On May 10 2012 15:11 acrimoneyius wrote:

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In the ground? In the void of nonexistence? Sorry to break it to you, but there is no after life. It says so in my sweet book of made up fairy tales.

It's funny because you're either a) missing the point or b) being really insensitive.

Heyoka

Katowice25012 Posts

May 10 2012 06:22 GMT

#26

On May 10 2012 15:11 acrimoneyius wrote:

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In the ground? In the void of nonexistence? Sorry to break it to you, but there is no after life. It says so in my sweet book of made up fairy tales.

This is embarrassing on all sorts of levels.

StorrZerg

United States13922 Posts

May 10 2012 06:41 GMT

#27

been in my life, for years, but it was only the past few did we really get to know each other. I will miss you like the moon misses the sun.

rip my good friend

xxpack09

United States2160 Posts

May 10 2012 06:42 GMT

#28

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I really wish I had discovered the competitive side of BW earlier, I remember having so much fun vs the computer back in like 2006 haha

Rekrul

Korea (South)17174 Posts

May 10 2012 06:43 GMT

#29

On May 10 2012 15:22 heyoka wrote:

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This is embarrassing on all sorts of levels.

LOL

Blazinghand

United States25563 Posts

May 10 2012 06:48 GMT

#30

To lose someone you've known so well, someone who has known you... is inexpressible. Words, communication, are fundamentally limited, and tragedy is somehow too sublime and too strong for us to convey it. Take care, man.

Ideas

United States8182 Posts

May 10 2012 06:50 GMT

#31

worst part is he's not even dead yet. He got shot in the back by his little brother and is just laying on the ground waiting to bleed out and there's nothing we can do about it.

Blazinghand

United States25563 Posts

May 10 2012 06:53 GMT

#32

I hope things work out for you in your life. I'm sure you know this better than me, but whatever happens to you, TL will be here.

Iplaythings

Denmark9110 Posts

May 10 2012 06:55 GMT

#33

I met this guy what is soon 4 years ago.

What a great friend, he is really changing, I hope I can appreciate his changes. I feel sad for those who met this very precious friend many years before me. I dont regret learning to know him late as I probally would be too young to appreciate him.

But what a great friend he was

bokchoi

Korea (South)9498 Posts

May 10 2012 07:04 GMT

#34

I remember the days, sitting in my living room, staring at a tube-TV watching the KPGA, and watching the old school OSL where they wore space suits and shit. It feels like just yesterday I was watching the legend of the fall, the rise of Reach, the birth of the Cheater Terran, epic finals comebacks (XellOs, GGPlay), the birth of a bonjwa, the revolution, and many many more great memories. I will miss you old friend.

And although you maybe on life-support. I will be there with you until the end. Until we can no longer see your face, until you have been completely replaced, my first love.

rainei

Canada1316 Posts

May 10 2012 07:13 GMT

#35

I feel exactly the same. Never got to know him well until these past 3 odd years. Before that, we would only greet each other in the halls. But these past 3 years we grew extremely close, sleep be damned. Rooting hard every time Oz took to the stage, fighting to dispel the JaedongOz label, with sporadic success. My days spent wondering how they would perform in their next game, endlessly calculating their chances of success, and wondering which version of the team would show up on a particular day.

On May 10 2012 15:17 sCCrooked wrote:
Nothing will ever replace it. Nobody who came after it will be worth listening to because they didn't know about it. Those who didn't understand it and follow it as a part of their life will always be vain of their own abilities, completely ignorant to the fact they are a mere shadow of the legends that fell before them. There will never be a substitute for the hole in our hearts. Certainly not to be filled by the inferior ego-filled one that murdered him.

Well said. The yearning to share with others will forever be stifled. We can no longer look and point to this most established and presitigious scene as proof of BW's supremacy and legitimacy.

I was somehow still clinging on to hope after the first media day with the anouncement of the combined leagues, but it finally really hit me that its gone forever, leaving this gaping hole in my heart, with this latest anouncement. And it sucks feeling so empty. Looks like real life may have to take over to fill in this gap, but I really don't want to....

MysteryMeat1

United States3292 Posts

May 10 2012 07:25 GMT

#36

RIP childhood-teenagehood-and almost adult hood, 2 weeks to soon.

thanks for all the people i got to meet.

and for all the stories.

acrimoneyius

United States983 Posts

May 10 2012 07:48 GMT

#37

On May 10 2012 15:22 heyoka wrote:

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This is embarrassing on all sorts of levels.

I understand the blog is about brood war, but he didn't judging by his post. And no, it isn't embarrassing; it is amusing.

Juliette

United States6003 Posts

May 10 2012 08:18 GMT

#38

I too have met him late, and I regret not spending more time with him. But his memory lives on, and we can enjoy the past still. That's something.

One last hurrah. For him.