[Request] Jaedong Interview Translation - Page 2

KreaGata

United States1702 Posts

December 19 2008 22:40 GMT

#21

Awesome interview. He may come off as an arrogant and cocky player, but I really think he's a nice guy who has an immense passion for the game. Here's to hoping for his continued success in both starleagues and any future endeavors he takes on.

sixghost

United States2096 Posts

December 19 2008 23:09 GMT

#22

On December 20 2008 07:05 Jaeden wrote:

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I will still believe! ...nonetheless please win the OSL!

Jesus don't talk like that about jaedong

we believed in this other guy, and thats still not going so well

Magic84

Russian Federation1381 Posts

December 19 2008 23:13 GMT

#23

Thanks alot! Mentally he’s just as i imagined him. If he said that he doesn't think that he's the best zerg or answered to any of these question differently, i would think of him as dishonest. And it not like he's lacking class either, admitting Flash's superiority at the time of iview, talk a lot of smart and honest things, like how he is envious of his peers, about passion and ruined life if you don't commit to the job, etc.

abakben

United States308 Posts

December 19 2008 23:22 GMT

#24

I think the most arrogant player is still Bisu

traced

1739 Posts

December 19 2008 23:25 GMT

#25

jaedong is supremely confident, not arrogant

bisu is definitely arrogant haha

Proposal

United States1310 Posts

December 19 2008 23:26 GMT

#26

he earned it tho

gg_hertzz

2152 Posts

December 19 2008 23:40 GMT

#27

Coming from someone who is very neutral about Jaedong, I totally admire the fact that he credits hardwork as the principle behind his success. He has so much energy and motivation that it also makes me want to practice harder. I love the fact that he's pushing himself and others to work harder and longer. You can tell by his words that he's a fucking workhorse. Thanks for the interview.

Warrior Madness

Canada3791 Posts

December 20 2008 00:02 GMT

#28

Wow, Jaedong is pretty inspiring. His unbending desire to be the best, his insane practice schedule. Awesome.

Interesting that he mentioned this is the hardest part of his career so far. That practice alone doesn't just cut it (also interesting that he considered himself "crazy" back then. I guess his "old" practice schedule was even crazier O_O). Maybe now he's focusing on developing his timing and strategic thinking. (At least more than before).

One thing that worries me is when he said that these days he seems to be making mistakes in league games which he doesn't make in the practice games. This seems to imply that when, in his own words, he was "much better" he made no mistakes in his practice games and live games.