EPT[Twitter Q&A] Oov - Page 11
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ArchDC
Malaysia1996 Posts
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Black[CAT]
Malaysia2589 Posts
On December 20 2011 09:23 ArchDC wrote: This guy really was the Monster Terran..... You're wrong. He still is. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
And always will be. On another note, he doesn't talk like a 27-ish-year-old to me. Reminds me more of an old wise man. | ||
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Spacekyod
United States818 Posts
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dongmydrum
United States139 Posts
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Funnytoss
Taiwan1471 Posts
Maybe it's an age/experience/role thing. Players like Oov and Boxer have had the opportunity to experience the game, or world of progaming from multiple perspectives - as coaches, as pioneers, as the last of a generation, as symbols of the game... whereas the younger legends (through play), like Flash, Jaedong, Stork, Bisu, etc. dont' have that yet, and there's no guarantee they'll ever get there. | ||
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Jongl0
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Soulforged
Latvia918 Posts
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Burns
United States2300 Posts
but there is a reoccurring pattern that i read interviews of old BW pros that i am unfamiliar with and their stories end up inspiring me. The last interview that had this effect on me was the Hiya(coolest name ever) interview. i wish both of them good luck in the future | ||
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Champi
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13th Marine
United States344 Posts
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PylonBuilder
United States59 Posts
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Caladbolg
2855 Posts
On December 20 2011 14:44 Funnytoss wrote: The contrast between a pro like Oov and Bisu is really striking. I love Bisu for his work ethic and his great play in game, but besides that (and his dashing good looks), he really doesn't have that much to offer. He's pretty shallow in interviews, and I'd hope it's just that he's holding back, but it doesn't feel that way. It's unfortunate because that may not necessarily be through any fault of his own - if he was awkward as a kid, I wouldn't expect the progaming environment to help that Maybe it's an age/experience/role thing. Players like Oov and Boxer have had the opportunity to experience the game, or world of progaming from multiple perspectives - as coaches, as pioneers, as the last of a generation, as symbols of the game... whereas the younger legends (through play), like Flash, Jaedong, Stork, Bisu, etc. dont' have that yet, and there's no guarantee they'll ever get there. His interviews have certainly improved this year (the one with Jaedong and the random one before the start of the season) though. But oov is definitely different. | ||
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marcesr
Germany1383 Posts
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Elroi
Sweden5595 Posts
After that, he started slumping, and then I heard about the scandal. I was very sad. Because he couldn't find meaning within the game, he looked elsewhere and had gotten involved with something he shouldn't have gotten involved with. T_T I will read this again. Great interview. | ||
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battleboy
Germany60 Posts
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES50118 Posts
On December 26 2011 19:55 battleboy wrote: I hope one day we will see him play sc2 professional... :-) @kbc1335: Plans of switching to SC2 after returning from the military? A : Nope, and my wrist is in bad condition. Like I said, my arm is like that of a 50+ year-old. Nope. | ||
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