EPTGood luck in your future endeavors and I hope to see you kicking ass in SC2, and hopefully, for all the simplification, the game gets more global and people like you will have a much better shot at being PRO.
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
Good luck in your future endeavors and I hope to see you kicking ass in SC2, and hopefully, for all the simplification, the game gets more global and people like you will have a much better shot at being PRO. | ||
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Baddieko
Singapore855 Posts
On February 12 2009 02:52 selboN wrote: Moronic post. Don't know what "Western" society you're living in. But personally I've never even seen a PC room. Our e-sports is not anywhere near the level that theirs is on. I mean c'mon, also the language barrier? I can speak to anyone I please over here, for the most part. Who can NonY speak to? Artosis, Tastless, and sometimes IdrA? Yeah i agree. I live in Asia and i know in terms of culture Korea is still very much traditional compared to china, singapore, taiwan, japan. These 4 countries are the only ones nearer to western laidback culture. | ||
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purgerinho
Croatia919 Posts
i don't know what to say but i can ask this: would he quit korea if he passed that courage and became pro with license? | ||
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
On February 12 2009 03:20 purgerinho wrote: i'm not a quiter in nature so i can't agree if reasons are cultural... i don't know what to say but i can ask this: would he quit korea if he passed that courage and became pro with license? Would you ? Does it matter ? He probably realized what he was up against and didnt feel it was worth it, after all, he had other options, while for many of those pro players being a PRO is theyr best chance at greatness. And with sc2 coming out, I think it would get more demotivating everyday(assuming he quit because he wasant satisfied with the current course of action), because it might launch, and suddenly all that time in korea was for nothing, because the whole scene changed. Theres always to many variables in life, dont judge people. | ||
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hazz
United Kingdom570 Posts
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s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
totally. | ||
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Kaolla
China2999 Posts
On February 12 2009 03:40 s.a.y wrote: i totally feel bad for ClouD right now. totally. why cause he quit without even going to korea?? dont think anyone should feel bad for anyone... | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2802 Posts
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ZidaneTribal
United States2800 Posts
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Qizix
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gdcrimson
New Zealand148 Posts
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Pafnucy
Poland1124 Posts
On February 12 2009 02:52 selboN wrote: Moronic post. Don't know what "Western" society you're living in. But personally I've never even seen a PC room. Our e-sports is not anywhere near the level that theirs is on. I mean c'mon, also the language barrier? I can speak to anyone I please over here, for the most part. Who can NonY speak to? Artosis, Tastless, and sometimes IdrA? Author of "moronic post" had his episode of being a progamer in Korea. Sure, these were different times when you look at how proteams are run, but looking at his blog might give you some hints on how guy knows their society/culture. PS comments like "moronic post" don't add much to the discussion. | ||
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IdrA
United States11541 Posts
it was a moronic post | ||
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Prawned
United Kingdom794 Posts
On February 12 2009 02:41 Born)Slippy wrote: I love how some people - who tend towards being raised or indoctrinated with American capitalist culture - define success or failure, or commitment or lack thereof, in terms of paychecks and digits and career plans. Marry Me! | ||
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Zzoram
Canada7115 Posts
On February 12 2009 03:40 s.a.y wrote: i totally feel bad for ClouD right now. totally. You shouldn't. He quit because he didn't make it to Korea his first try. Anyone that quits that easily would've crumpled. | ||
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Highways
Australia6120 Posts
On February 11 2009 17:47 iG.ClouD wrote: sigh Is there still a chance to go to estro? Or is it too late? | ||
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ProTech_MediC
United States498 Posts
On February 12 2009 20:33 IdrA wrote: ^boonbag may have been here, but he doesnt really know anything it was a moronic post | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On February 12 2009 20:33 IdrA wrote: boonbag may have been here, but he doesnt really know anything it was a moronic post You might tend to think this because you're beeing sequestred in front of a computer, while you could as well go around and meet the country. I guess when your needs will expand to something more than just sitting, playing and posting, you'll forget very quick about starcraft. | ||
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United Kingdom4 Posts
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United States2061 Posts
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