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On February 10 2011 13:42 matjlav wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2011 13:00 Black Gun wrote: id be really interested in how many hours per week they had to dedicate to school. cant be THAT much tbh... i dont think its possible to be the best player in an environment as competitive as starcraft if you have to spend for example... 30 hours a week on other stuff like school and learning.
but still a great feat to finish school while being a successful progamer, gz to both of them. I'm quite curious as to how hard the classes they took were and what sort of grades they got. Because it certainly doesn't take that much dedication in the US to pass the bare minimum requirements for high school with a 2.0. (TBH though Flash's personality makes it impossible for me to imagine him getting bad grades. He's just such an archetypal "good kid.") They've certainly accomplished a lot more impressive things than passing high school, but congrats to them anyway for making it through the rite of passage.
i may be wrong but i don't think they were burdened with the 수능 (college entrance exams) that literally break many korean high school kids down.
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college, you mean that sucker place Jaedong signed up?
Reach, lol. "imma beat you up if you dont graduate these two kids"
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I know this is not a 'typical' high school (obviously, given the circumstances these guys are in) but props to Flash and Stats for graduating it! Lee Young Ho hwaiting! Chin Dae Yeob hwaiting!
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On February 10 2011 12:40 Duka08 wrote: Wait Flash just graduated High School in 3 years? Is that the traditional length for students in Korea? In America High School is four years barring special exceptions.
So between 2008 and now, FLASH successfully completed high school in a time frame comparable or faster to any other student?? The school system in Korea is 3 yrs high school and 3 yrs middle school I think
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I always forget how young people are.
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:| really? they studied while progaming? Fuck...
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I want reach at my high school graduation....
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having lee god young ho in the deck immediately grants +100 publicity of recognition and adds +1000 armour to all units that are stack among the cards . GO STATS AND GODYOUNGHO!!!!!
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On February 10 2011 13:42 matjlav wrote:Show nested quote +On February 10 2011 13:00 Black Gun wrote: id be really interested in how many hours per week they had to dedicate to school. cant be THAT much tbh... i dont think its possible to be the best player in an environment as competitive as starcraft if you have to spend for example... 30 hours a week on other stuff like school and learning.
but still a great feat to finish school while being a successful progamer, gz to both of them. I'm quite curious as to how hard the classes they took were and what sort of grades they got. Because it certainly doesn't take that much dedication in the US to pass the bare minimum requirements for high school with a 2.0. (TBH though Flash's personality makes it impossible for me to imagine him getting bad grades. He's just such an archetypal "good kid.") They've certainly accomplished a lot more impressive things than passing high school, but congrats to them anyway for making it through the rite of passage. well i could be wrong but i don't think high school is tough ... what most Korean students (and majority of the Asian students in general) fear is the university entrance exam ... high school then becomes tough because you have to study your ass off to get into a good university or an university at all ... but for Flash and other progamers i don't think it's big of a deal ... they probably got a lot of support from the school as well seeing how they have been practicing 12 hours of SC a day ... i dont think progamers go to school on a daily basis, maybe once or twice a week/month?? and then they have special tests which are relatively easier so that they can graduate
p/s: all these are from top of my head, i remember reading them from somewhere ... please correct me if i'm wrong
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On February 10 2011 20:43 Red. wrote: :| really? they studied while progaming? Fuck... TBH I dont get this at all. Well Germany has another education system but still. High school is sth like a Gymnasium maybe a little bit easier. But really in my opinion its not that much of an achievement. At least it was none for me Ive never looked back at my graduation and thought hell that was a tough time and I had to put in lots of effort for graduating. The school I visited was definitely one of the harder. Hell Ive been drinking and partying 99% of the time xD.
Now they can really play Sc1 24/7 :D
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On February 10 2011 12:20 white_horse wrote:![[image loading]](http://www.fomos.kr/board/issue/1297235819_2.jpg) Reach is in the picture, but YellOw didn't go because he has bad memories of having been salutatorian at his school.
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ok, so flash already made more money than i will ever make in my entire life before he even graduated from high school.
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On February 11 2011 00:01 meegrean wrote: ok, so flash already made more money than i will ever make in my entire life before he even graduated from high school. Not to mention how many units he made.
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So you are telling me that he wasnt practicing all the time but he was also studing Flash full practice time OMG this is gonna be imba !!
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Flash has been so dominant and he's only just finished HS, I can't wait for the (hopefully) inevitable move to SC2
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On February 10 2011 23:56 oBlade wrote:Reach is in the picture, but YellOw didn't go because he has bad memories of having been salutatorian at his school.
Lol, was Yellow actually salutatorian? Second place in everything XD
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Flash will domimate even more now.
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On February 11 2011 00:10 okum wrote:Show nested quote +On February 11 2011 00:01 meegrean wrote: ok, so flash already made more money than i will ever make in my entire life before he even graduated from high school. Not to mention how many units he made. Or how much minerals he mined.
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On February 10 2011 12:23 XsebT wrote:And now flash is actually gonna take sc seriously. This is so scary. Really though, it's amazing they've managed to do that while playing pro sc, which is quite a dedication! Gz to both of them! 
Wasn't Artosis the one that said that most pros that go to this "School" just have other people do their work so that they can practice and game more?
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Congratulations ! Wow i had no idea that Flash was still doing high school. This is mindblowing. He is true baller, doing school and play like this ?! its madness !
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