. Best wishes in the future and good luck.Interview - Hiya - Page 6
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bokchoi
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On November 18 2011 09:07 ConSenT wrote: NOOO HiyA!! Don't retire! Why don't you just lower your desired salary damnit ^^ Its never been about money for HiyA. I think thats one of the reasons people really liked him and admired his play. You could see it in his play, he was playing BW for purely the LOVE of BW. He would do things that you'd see and say, "WHAT IS HE THINKING? MADNESS!!" but then he'd somehow make it work. He was having fun playing the game. I think the passing of his father and disbandment of Hwaeseung was a reality-check for HiyA and made him put things in perspective. He realizes, hes not a kid anymore and that he can't just do things for "fun" anymore. He realizes the importance of family and I feel like the recent course of events has really matured and put things in perspective for HiyA. HiyA, you will be missed. Best of luck in all your future endeavors! | ||
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This is more like what he said: "I'd be lying if I said I don't think about it. After Oz disbanded, I played SC2 for a week at home. I made it to Diamond easily. I thought I had a chance, but when I played fOrGG for fun, I got completely destroyed. After I lost to fOrGG's Zerg, I stopped playing. At least for now, I think BW is right for me. Currently, I'm thinking of joining the military more than becoming an SC2 progamer." | ||
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sCriv
United Kingdom90 Posts
On November 18 2011 09:12 bokchoi wrote: Its never been about money for HiyA. I think thats one of the reasons people really liked him and admired his play. You could see it in his play, he was playing BW for purely the LOVE of BW. He would do things that you'd see and say, "WHAT IS HE THINKING? MADNESS!!" but then he'd somehow make it work. He was having fun playing the game. I think the passing of his father and disbandment of Hwaeseung was a reality-check for HiyA and made him put things in perspective. He realizes, hes not a kid anymore and that he can't just do things for "fun" anymore. He realizes the importance of family and I feel like the recent course of events has really matured and put things in perspective for HiyA. HiyA, you will be missed. Best of luck in all your future endeavors! I agree with all this, but if you read his interview, he clearly says that his "desired salary was too high" so he couldn't get on a team? He then states at the end of his interview that it was "never about the money" for him. So why not just lower his desired salary to get on a team? | ||
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Badfatpanda
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
needs to figure out what to do. gl hf gg to him. | ||
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Germany38463 Posts
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malignant
United States35 Posts
My father worked in Japan to earn our family money since I was very young. I never saw my father in elementary and middle school. When he came back, I was already part of a team and living in a dormitory, so I never saw him. Anyone else think this is rather fu--ed up on Oz's side ? The guy hasnt seen his fathers for years and years and they wont give him a week off so the family can meet together ? I cannot be sad of Oz anymore. Not after this. | ||
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Kazeyonoma
United States2912 Posts
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aycheff
United States329 Posts
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hydrogg
United States377 Posts
On November 18 2011 09:40 malignant wrote: Anyone else think this is rather fu--ed up on Oz's side ? The guy hasnt seen his fathers for years and years and they wont give him a week off so the family can meet together ? I cannot be sad of Oz anymore. Not after this. It's a translation so I'm not sure but I don't think it meant that he literally never saw his father. It's like when students go off to a university and don't spend much time at home because they live somewhere else. | ||
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