Thank you for the translation! Excellent in-depth interview. When he says he is"regretful what happened to MMA" is he implying he thinks there was more to be gained in BW for 1988 before he switched games?

SoKHo

Korea (South)1081 Posts

December 18 2011 07:15 GMT

#63

good read, really enjoyed reading the responses especially b/c he gave really good/detailed answers. Respect for the macro monster.

Wolf

Korea (South)3290 Posts

December 18 2011 07:30 GMT

#64

One of the best interviews I have ever read.

NationInArms

United States1553 Posts

December 18 2011 07:30 GMT

#65

Excellent interview! Sad to see iloveoov leave, but it was a great 10 years! iloveoov fighting!

Torpedo.Vegas

United States1890 Posts

December 18 2011 07:31 GMT

#66

Boxer: "Hey oov! I need a new soccer ball. Be a pal and pick one up on your way to the military! Thanks! *click*
Oov: o_o;

oBlade

United States5784 Posts

December 18 2011 07:33 GMT

#67

On December 18 2011 12:32 rotinegg wrote:
If I were to coach Jaedong or Bisu, I would first practice their respective race so I am on par with their skill level.

Ladies and gentlemen, (T)

iloveoov.

Meteora.GB

Canada2479 Posts

December 18 2011 07:34 GMT

#68

Extremely articulate and well detailed, lovely interview. Gonna miss Oov.

willz22912

United States255 Posts

December 18 2011 07:34 GMT

#69

Thanks for the translation, really well done interview that does capture his eloquence. iloveoov will always be a legend and this is why.

Whiplash

United States2928 Posts

December 18 2011 07:38 GMT

#70

Wow... what an interview. I wish he could fix up his wrist and play some sc2, but it sounds like he will still be involved in esports after his service!

StorrZerg

United States13919 Posts

December 18 2011 08:00 GMT

#71

Thanks so much for the translation, was a very nice read

bw 4 life

SHr3DD3r

Pakistan2137 Posts

December 18 2011 08:16 GMT

#72

Awesome Interview. So much insight. He will be missed. I just hope he comes back.

Korinai

Canada413 Posts

December 18 2011 08:22 GMT

#73

Holy shit, this is awesome. Thanks for translating.

zeehar

Korea (South)3804 Posts

December 18 2011 08:22 GMT

#74

this is a wonderful interview and an even better translation. wonderful job.

i never liked oov that much, but i respected him because he is a stalwart of the game, part of the golden generation along with reach, nada, yellow etc etc etc and he is smart. i was watching his latest bnet attack the other day and i was having fun just listening to him talk about the game (though he lost most of his matches)

HaruHaru

United States988 Posts

December 18 2011 08:25 GMT

#75

so much wisdom in his words. thanks for the translation. I wish him the best of luck for the rest of his life! it's nice to see how he and boxer are still so close