You did a good job with capturing oov's sophistication. I was thinking that he sounded smarter than most before I saw the note at the end. Thank you so much.

Sabu113

United States11075 Posts

December 18 2011 05:47 GMT

#45

Really enjoyed this Q&A session with Oov. He's so big and so well spoken.

zimp

Hungary955 Posts

December 18 2011 05:47 GMT

#46

nice, thanks

GTR

51507 Posts

December 18 2011 05:49 GMT

#47

great interview, spotlighted.

Anarion55

United States72 Posts

December 18 2011 05:55 GMT

#48

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.

That line makes me feel sad towards Savior. Oov wasn't angry at what happened, just sad that his friend had lost his way.

trifecta

United States6795 Posts

December 18 2011 06:00 GMT

#49

wow that was a great interview. He has a lot of insight. Prediction: he returns from the military, unites the e-sports community and leads esports to the next level

Enervate

United States1769 Posts

December 18 2011 06:16 GMT

#50

Very thorough and interesting interview!

Thanks for the translation!

kellymilkies

Singapore1393 Posts

December 18 2011 06:16 GMT

#51

WOw, this interview was epic. Never knew MMA trained under OoV. so training under BOTH BOXER AND OOV?? No wonder he won blizzcon cup.
Oov, much respects. hwaiting!

whatthefat

United States918 Posts

December 18 2011 06:29 GMT

#52

Wonderful interview. Thanks so much, both to the interviewers, and to the interviewee for taking the time to answer the questions in such depth.

chaosTheory_14cc

Canada1270 Posts

December 18 2011 06:35 GMT

#53

What a great interview. Immensely good read, expected nothing less from Oov.

Thanks for translating!

ironchef

Canada1350 Posts

December 18 2011 06:41 GMT

#54

Wow. Oov is one of a kind. The guy seems really smart. As legends retire and move, I really hope the future generation can go higher standing on their shoulders, but man it is going to be hard to top some of these monsters.

RoninShogun

United States315 Posts

December 18 2011 06:45 GMT

#55

Good questions, better answers from the man himself. Thanks for translating

GhandiEAGLE

United States20754 Posts

December 18 2011 06:46 GMT

#56

Hahahaha, I like how he went and straight up said no to starcraft 2 XD

GhandiEAGLE

United States20754 Posts

December 18 2011 06:47 GMT

#57

On December 18 2011 15:16 kellymilkies wrote:
WOw, this interview was epic. Never knew MMA trained under OoV. so training under BOTH BOXER AND OOV?? No wonder he won blizzcon cup.
Oov, much respects. hwaiting!

DUDE YOU JUST SPOILED IT FOR ME DAMMIT! RLY????

skipgamer

Australia701 Posts

December 18 2011 06:52 GMT

#58

Great interview, thanks for spotlighting. As a fan of SC2 it is easy to forget how established the BW scene is. Truly a great read. Good luck to oov in all his endevours, a true legend.

imperfect

Canada1652 Posts

December 18 2011 07:03 GMT

#59

he was a great player, also a great coach
but it seems also a great man.

respect where it's due!