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Whatever happened to Bisu? - Page 3
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plated.rawr
Norway1676 Posts
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broz0rs
United States2294 Posts
On March 07 2010 08:14 plated.rawr wrote: What was it Rekrul called it again? Path of night? Path of Rekrul | ||
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Pyrrhuloxia
United States6700 Posts
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muta_micro
United States183 Posts
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Xiphos
Canada7507 Posts
On March 07 2010 08:21 Pyrrhuloxia wrote: Stork has outlived Bisu - long live the Stork! | ||
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Torenhire
United States11681 Posts
On March 07 2010 08:21 Pyrrhuloxia wrote: Stork has outlived Bisu - long live the Stork! I can't say I'm glad that Bisu has fallen to mediocre... I really hate seeing anyone go from good to bad...but I'm too sympathetic, I guess. but man, all those BISU OMG <333<3<3 threads were so annoying back when he was dominating...at least they're gone >> go Stork! | ||
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dRaW
Canada5744 Posts
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pikaaarrr :3
United States593 Posts
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Doso
Germany769 Posts
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Rothbardian
United States497 Posts
In the former cases, their sport is far more demanding. The difference is the training and lifestyle regiments. SC players have little to no freedom. Anyone doing the same thing 14-16 hours a day 6-7 days a week for years will get burnt out. It's sort of sad, really. There is literally no need to play that much. If the player wants to, then they'll play on their off-time, much like many pro-players today train year round. However mandating that strict regiment to everyone is debilitating. I doubt this will change in Korea, hence why I am hopeful that SC II will be picked up in NA and EU and become as major a sport as it is in S.Korea. Is this what has happened to Bisu? Most likely. Can anyone honestly tell me that it is harder to play SC than it is to play professional Soccer, Football, Baseball, Hockey? I hope Korea changes the way they treat their players ;/ | ||
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FreshNoThyme
United States356 Posts
The people actually commenting on his play and what IN GAME is causing him to lose are spot on. The people commenting about his mindset entering games... you are just using a filler excuse to explain something you lack information about. | ||
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Slow Motion
United States6960 Posts
On March 07 2010 09:27 Rothbardian wrote: How is it that someone can dominate pro-sports around the world for 15-20 years (ala, Cal Ripken, Michael Jordan, Dan Marino, etc.), yet, the top players in SC only last for a few years at most. In the former cases, their sport is far more demanding. The difference is the training and lifestyle regiments. SC players have little to no freedom. Anyone doing the same thing 14-16 hours a day 6-7 days a week for years will get burnt out. It's sort of sad, really. There is literally no need to play that much. If the player wants to, then they'll play on their off-time, much like many pro-players today train year round. However mandating that strict regiment to everyone is debilitating. I doubt this will change in Korea, hence why I am hopeful that SC II will be picked up in NA and EU and become as major a sport as it is in S.Korea. Is this what has happened to Bisu? Most likely. Can anyone honestly tell me that it is harder to play SC than it is to play professional Soccer, Football, Baseball, Hockey? I hope Korea changes the way they treat their players ;/ Somehow I don't think Bisu's slump is due to being overworked. Probably the opposite actually. | ||
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freelander
Hungary4707 Posts
On March 07 2010 09:27 Rothbardian wrote: How is it that someone can dominate pro-sports around the world for 15-20 years (ala, Cal Ripken, Michael Jordan, Dan Marino, etc.), yet, the top players in SC only last for a few years at most. In the former cases, their sport is far more demanding. The difference is the training and lifestyle regiments. SC players have little to no freedom. Anyone doing the same thing 14-16 hours a day 6-7 days a week for years will get burnt out. It's sort of sad, really. There is literally no need to play that much. If the player wants to, then they'll play on their off-time, much like many pro-players today train year round. However mandating that strict regiment to everyone is debilitating. I doubt this will change in Korea, hence why I am hopeful that SC II will be picked up in NA and EU and become as major a sport as it is in S.Korea. Is this what has happened to Bisu? Most likely. Can anyone honestly tell me that it is harder to play SC than it is to play professional Soccer, Football, Baseball, Hockey? I hope Korea changes the way they treat their players ;/ I'm pretty sure Bisu was a dominating player because he was one of the hardest working ones | ||
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GeMicles
Canada307 Posts
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icometowin
New Zealand41 Posts
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zee
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icometowin
New Zealand41 Posts
On March 07 2010 09:41 icometowin wrote: If you watch his recent games, they truly show standard, safe and robotic play, nothing like how Bisu truly played during his peak. PLaying super-safe against go.go was his doom. In game 1, he could have gone for a DT drop, reavers. All of this would have punished the super-greedy build go.go used (was it 1 fact double expand?). He needs to show more ballsy play; harassing in multiple fronts like he did vs Yarnc. Wow, that loss must've really borken his confidence. I wouldnt be suprised if his slump goes on for ages  | ||
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
On March 06 2010 15:52 JohnColtrane wrote: too many visits to the bathhouse lmao | ||
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Saturnize
United States2473 Posts
On March 06 2010 16:47 MountainDewJunkie wrote: ![[image loading]](http://www.toonarific.com/pics_root//00003908/robotjoneslogo.jpg) nostalgia ftw... | ||
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Gumbo
Canada807 Posts
On March 07 2010 09:37 freelander wrote: I'm pretty sure Bisu was a dominating player because he was one of the hardest working ones Humm, always seemed the opposite to me. | ||
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