EPThes one of my fav players of all time
Chalrenge to the military - Page 4
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United States1951 Posts
hes one of my fav players of all time | ||
NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On September 25 2009 04:52 StarBrift wrote: Chalrenge is the only pro gamer ever that I don't respect. He has a rude attitude and unlike FBH he can't laugh at himself. He allways skulks after losing and allways gloats after winning. The game vs Rock was unbearable. He just sat in his main playing with one hand for 15 minutes and kept laughing at Rocks attacks. I am no TheRock fan but him winning the rematch was pure joy. Chalrenge is the height of arrogance. I can not believe he has fans. I'd love to be able to come in and defend him over remarks like these, but his temperament is/was very hot and cold. Some days he'd refuse to acknowledge that he spoke English at all (and be grinning as I struggled to speak Korean.) and others he'd be grabbing my arm and dragging me off to take photos or asking if I was okay when I had a cold. I think that is his charm in a way. He's unpredictable, funny and outside of the televised events he was one of the most interesting players to be around. You just can't judge people on their event behavior alone - like I can't judge most of the players upon knowing them upon the level I do. However, for me it's nice to be able to see how they are when they're not placed in front of a camera/are playing. | ||
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Nightmarjoo
United States3360 Posts
I think it's always a shame when a progamer quits, no matter who they are. Instead of quiting, maybe he could've had a revelation with the same inspiration to do something different, and practice harder or with a better mindset, and start winning or something. Just quiting is sad  | ||
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NeverGG
United Kingdom5399 Posts
On September 26 2009 15:12 Nightmarjoo wrote: lol he'd really sit there and act like he couldn't speak english for a bit, even with you knowing he could from having spoken to him before? I think it's always a shame when a progamer quits, no matter who they are. Instead of quiting, maybe he could've had a revelation with the same inspiration to do something different, and practice harder or with a better mindset, and start winning or something. Just quiting is sad Pretty much - I think it was becoming an inside joke with us that I'd call him a bastard for doing it too. Like when Sangho calls me 'man' - so I take bad photos of him and then threaten (jokingly of course.) to upload them on the eSTRO site. | ||
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