I am proud to have been there for everything mentioned in the article, but also it saddens me that I had to watch him go through many trials. He is still a great terran and I'm glad he is still competing.

Also, thanks for all the Bisu mention xD

edit: why no mention that his Gamergraphy isn't over and he still competes in sc1?

iiGreetings

Canada563 Posts

March 18 2013 17:18 GMT

#23

On March 19 2013 00:37 Liquid`Nazgul wrote:
Nice read. Too bad the part about SC2 is so negative, Sea did great with the short amount of time he had in Liquid. He never hit a wall and his results weren't lackluster, they were great. He just didn't love the game and didn't believe he could be a champion without that passion.

Danm that's really deep, thanks for shining light on that he never mentioned as far as I knew when he announced his retirement. Nice read as well, did not know how sick he actually was at bw clearly.

Fox116

United States409 Posts

March 18 2013 22:56 GMT

#24

Nice read. Thanks for the translation Kimo you big qtpie~

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United States10328 Posts

March 19 2013 02:59 GMT

#25

<3 yum bo sung

thanks so much kimoleon for the translation

chaosTheory_14cc

Canada1270 Posts

March 19 2013 04:15 GMT

#26

Awesome article, thanks for translating.

traceurling

United States1240 Posts

March 19 2013 04:40 GMT

#27

Pretty good read, thanks! Has Sea entered/will enter military service soon? And also we he continue to compete in Sonic's stuff?

rice_devOurer

United States773 Posts

March 19 2013 04:51 GMT

#28

On March 18 2013 17:33 Talin wrote:
His SC2 results weren't exactly lackluster. He was something like 25-2 in that teamleague (albeit against mostly foreigners), and eliminated Genius and Naniwa from IPL and proceeded to lose to Life. He just didn't seem to enjoy the game at all, even on stream he said he didn't like it multiple times.

add the fact that he beat Genius and Naniwa with mech.

Titusmaster6

United States5934 Posts

March 19 2013 15:24 GMT

#29

I know it's not the right attitude to have, but after following players like Sea in broodwar, I just don't feel the same about players in SC2. I feel no one right now embodies that "epicness" if that makes any sense. Maybe I just need to give it time.

garlicface

Canada4196 Posts

March 19 2013 19:00 GMT

#30

On March 19 2013 13:51 rice_devOurer wrote:

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add the fact that he beat Genius and Naniwa with mech.

Best mech TvP we ever saw in WoL. So gifted.

Kipsate

Netherlands45349 Posts

March 20 2013 09:35 GMT

#31

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Hands down the best picture

ty kimoqt.

eviltomahawk

United States11133 Posts

March 20 2013 10:46 GMT

#32

On March 20 2013 04:00 garlicface wrote:

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Best mech TvP we ever saw in WoL. So gifted.

Those were fantastic games. It saddens me that we may never see such SC2 games again with Sea's retirement from SC2, although I like to catch his BW games in SSL or on snipealot2's stream from time to time.

DMXD

United States4064 Posts

March 20 2013 22:42 GMT

#33

Still sad that he left TL, could have waited for HOTS at least before deciding to retire..
He is such a perfect fit for TL =(

mjuuy

Norway506 Posts

March 20 2013 23:01 GMT

#34

Yum Bo Sung!!! Best player!

eviltomahawk

United States11133 Posts

March 20 2013 23:05 GMT

#35

On March 21 2013 07:42 DMXD wrote:
Still sad that he left TL, could have waited for HOTS at least before deciding to retire..
He is such a perfect fit for TL =(

He did stream the HotS beta on occasion, but I guess that wasn't enough to stop him from retiring.

Jaevlaterran

Sweden578 Posts

March 20 2013 23:33 GMT

#36

I'm so happy he retired from SC2! He is quite the personality, both as a player and person and fits right in with the others in the SSL. He is also a player that quite obviously is enjoying his gaming sometimes; playing music and dancing when he is winning sometimes (not necessarily for money as some others).