EPTmost of all Jangbi vs Stats (go watch it)
and Canata vs BeST (DEF GO WATCH IT)
[Interviews] 2009 NATE MSL ro16 Day 1 Winners - Page 2
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DreaM)XeRO
Korea (South)4667 Posts
most of all Jangbi vs Stats (go watch it) and Canata vs BeST (DEF GO WATCH IT) | ||
Harem
United States11393 Posts
On December 18 2009 05:24 Nal_rAwr wrote: wait didn't flash also get 100 wins Reach, Jaedong, Flash right? He is talking about 100 wins in a year by itself (ie starleagues, PL etc) The Reach JD Flash thing is 100 victories in PL. But Reach reached 100 wins in PL through 2v2 unlike pure 1v1 that JD and Flash did.. | ||
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Taku
Canada2036 Posts
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Iplaythings
Denmark9110 Posts
On December 18 2009 05:24 Nal_rAwr wrote: wait didn't flash also get 100 wins Reach, Jaedong, Flash right? That was proleague wins in total The 100 they talk about is 100 wins this year. (JD has had waay more games then flash =)) | ||
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Lebesgue
4542 Posts
Thanks for the translations | ||
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SuperArc
Austria7781 Posts
JD is like "yeah well I'll practice and try to do well" Flash "MSL has imba maps for me and JD>Zero so I prepared more for tomorrow" JD seriously sounds like someone who has achieved what he wanted and isn't "afraid" to lose anymore. | ||
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nonduc
Russian Federation405 Posts
 PS. I used a quote from your translation in JD’s article in Liquipedia.  | ||
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On_Slaught
United States12190 Posts
On December 18 2009 05:30 Iplaythings wrote: That was proleague wins in total The 100 they talk about is 100 wins this year. (JD has had waay more games then flash =)) This tends to happen when your PL team is more successful and you get further in individual leagues  . Plus GOM doesn't count so that hurts flash. | ||
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SiDX
New Zealand1975 Posts
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nonduc
Russian Federation405 Posts
On December 18 2009 07:20 On_Slaught wrote: This tends to happen when your PL team is more successful and you get further in individual leagues . Plus GOM doesn't count so that hurts flash.No, they don’t count the games in playoffs too, only regular games in Proleague taken into account. | ||
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MuffinDude
United States3837 Posts
On December 18 2009 05:24 Nal_rAwr wrote: wait didn't flash also get 100 wins Reach, Jaedong, Flash right? 100 wins in a year, not 100 wins in all pl. And lol on fbh's part. | ||
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integral
United States3161 Posts
On December 18 2009 06:36 SuperArc wrote: Wow about tomorrow's game: JD is like "yeah well I'll practice and try to do well" Flash "MSL has imba maps for me and JD>Zero so I prepared more for tomorrow" JD seriously sounds like someone who has achieved what he wanted and isn't "afraid" to lose anymore. Jaedong will decline in 2010 imo. He's sounding more and more burned out in his interviews. His skill has begun to waver and his win % is already slipping. I don't want him to do poorly, but you have to consider that he's won two OSLs back to back and has been at the peak of the game for a long time. What else is left to accomplish except more medals than nada? I think he'll continue to play, just like all the old greats who try to retain the feeling of dominance despite not being hungry enough to practice as hard anymore, but he'll get outshined by the new school -- effort, in particular. | ||
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yhnmk
Canada630 Posts
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lyhb
Canada208 Posts
On December 18 2009 08:00 integral wrote: Jaedong will decline in 2010 imo. He's sounding more and more burned out in his interviews. His skill has begun to waver and his win % is already slipping. I don't want him to do poorly, but you have to consider that he's won two OSLs back to back and has been at the peak of the game for a long time. What else is left to accomplish except more medals than nada? I think he'll continue to play, just like all the old greats who try to retain the feeling of dominance despite not being hungry enough to practice as hard anymore, but he'll get outshined by the new school -- effort, in particular. flashtards, not cool | ||
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Kyuki
Sweden1867 Posts
On December 18 2009 08:00 integral wrote: Jaedong will decline in 2010 imo. He's sounding more and more burned out in his interviews. His skill has begun to waver and his win % is already slipping. I don't want him to do poorly, but you have to consider that he's won two OSLs back to back and has been at the peak of the game for a long time. What else is left to accomplish except more medals than nada? I think he'll continue to play, just like all the old greats who try to retain the feeling of dominance despite not being hungry enough to practice as hard anymore, but he'll get outshined by the new school -- effort, in particular. I just really really disagree and dont see this at all. Look at the bloody consistancy he has, it's fucking insane, and anyone who dont belive he isnt practicing more than pretty much anyone for pretty much anything is dilusional. The time when he drops his urge to rock the SC world, he will quit straight up, unless he is completely bound by a contract. He's a smart and very dedicated person, I really doubt he would do something halfassed. Tomorrows games will be awesome nonetheless and cheers for the interviews! =) | ||
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nonduc
Russian Federation405 Posts
On December 18 2009 08:00 integral wrote: Jaedong will decline in 2010 imo. He's sounding more and more burned out in his interviews. His skill has begun to waver and his win % is already slipping. I don't want him to do poorly, but you have to consider that he's won two OSLs back to back and has been at the peak of the game for a long time. What else is left to accomplish except more medals than nada? I think he'll continue to play, just like all the old greats who try to retain the feeling of dominance despite not being hungry enough to practice as hard anymore, but he'll get outshined by the new school -- effort, in particular. You're just ignorant. Please look at JD’s statistics before you write something on the forum. This year is the most successful in JD’s career. | ||
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Avidkeystamper
United States8556 Posts
On December 18 2009 08:00 integral wrote: Jaedong will decline in 2010 imo. He's sounding more and more burned out in his interviews. His skill has begun to waver and his win % is already slipping. I don't want him to do poorly, but you have to consider that he's won two OSLs back to back and has been at the peak of the game for a long time. What else is left to accomplish except more medals than nada? I think he'll continue to play, just like all the old greats who try to retain the feeling of dominance despite not being hungry enough to practice as hard anymore, but he'll get outshined by the new school -- effort, in particular. This would have so much more credence if he had not gone 15-2 in his last 17 games. | ||
JWD
United States12607 Posts
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Womwomwom
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alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
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