it must be pretty frustrating to constantly choke in anything major he plays in... wish the games were closer T______T
[Translated] Idra/F91 "Interview" - Page 4
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Xeris
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pokerface
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On February 21 2009 20:15 pokerface wrote: Yeah funny :D Do i have to remind u WCG usa? Give the guy a break,he has zero talent.Doesnt matter how much time he spend out there.He'll never be good. GOGOGO F91 And i wrote this way before the games :D | ||
deathgod6
United States5064 Posts
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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
On February 22 2009 03:38 pokerface wrote: And i wrote this way before the games :D indeed, also check out my prediction ^.^ | ||
pure)3.41
China154 Posts
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Piste
6165 Posts
(they lag, there are too many of them, they always sticks their nose to everywhere) I don't like Idra or nony but I like Idra more since everyone hates him :D | ||
PanN
United States2828 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:08 Piste wrote: I was hoping that Idra would have won, but that's becouse I hate chinese players :/ (they lag, there are too many of them, they always sticks their nose to everywhere) I don't like Idra or nony but I like Idra more since everyone hates him :D Thats a terrible reason to like someone, hes hated for a reason. If was idra and lost, i'd catch the quickest plane flight home. | ||
Biff The Understudy
France7811 Posts
On February 21 2009 10:24 arb wrote: IDRA FIGHTING USA USA USA glglglgl Fail | ||
Biff The Understudy
France7811 Posts
On February 21 2009 18:15 Final[pain] wrote: For starters... IDRA has been practising with programers for how long now?? Im sorry, but it should be plain obvious Idra will win, here are some reasons for all u haters: - Hes been practising against members of CJ, lol.. - His best matchup is TvZ. - He already beat F91 in 2008, hes most definately improved since then.. LOL (compred to f91). - He has practised harder, longer and against better opponents. - Its a best of 7, luck aint gonna win anything. GG. GG indeed. Actually, I've noticed that top players, like Jaedong, Flash, Boxer, Nada, or even, in the foreign scene, Mondragon, all share the same quality: a HUUUUUGE humility. Idra fails because with his arrogance and his cocky statements, he is putting a huge pressure on himself. And because with his manners, he is very disliked by the community, which is always hard to handle. | ||
Samurai-
Slovenia2035 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:26 Biff The Understudy wrote: GG indeed. Actually, I've noticed that top players, like Jaedong, Flash, Boxer, Nada, or even, in the foreign scene, Mondragon, all share the same quality: a HUUUUUGE humility. Idra fails because with his arrogance and his cocky statements, he is putting a huge pressure on himself. And because with his manners, he is very disliked by the community, which is always hard to handle. Bravo. | ||
Straylight
Canada706 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:08 Piste wrote: I was hoping that Idra would have won, but that's becouse I hate chinese players :/ (they lag, there are too many of them, they always sticks their nose to everywhere) I don't like Idra or nony but I like Idra more since everyone hates him :D You've never even met me. | ||
Raithed
China7078 Posts
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hazz
United Kingdom570 Posts
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Dgtl
Canada889 Posts
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emucxg
Finland4559 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:08 Piste wrote: I was hoping that Idra would have won, but that's becouse I hate chinese players :/ (they lag, there are too many of them, they always sticks their nose to everywhere) I don't like Idra or nony but I like Idra more since everyone hates him :D ban? | ||
Chef
10810 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:41 haz wrote: why would you like someone more because everyone hates them? thats dumb Underdog complex. Maybe he feels like he can relate to him better because he also feels hated by a lot of people? I dunno... Just speculating and making shit up ![]() ![]() | ||
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NonY
8748 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:26 Biff The Understudy wrote: Actually, I've noticed that top players, like Jaedong, Flash, Boxer, Nada, or even, in the foreign scene, Mondragon, all share the same quality: a HUUUUUGE humility. Huge humility in interviews. Most people aren't themselves in interviews. Based on my experience, I don't think the content of interviews matters much to players when they are playing their matches. I can see how fans would perceive a greater connection because the only things they see are an interview and a result. But for most players, an interview is just a task that must be performed. Jot down how you feel at the time, or recite your pageant-like answers, and get on with your day. IdrA could be feeling pressure but attributing it to his forum posts or interview responses is one of the last places I'd go. On a sidenote about interviews... I've observed that most tl.netters lap up the promotional bullshit and condemn honest negativity. I'd much rather hear a player complain about map imbalance, difficulty of schedule, or his opponent's foolish risks all paying off than hear "I will destroy everyone in 2009" or cowardly humility. The former is informative in a number of ways and the latter is just about image. I just thought that the tl.net demographic wouldn't have cared so much about image. | ||
raga4ka
Bulgaria5679 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:26 Biff The Understudy wrote: GG indeed. Actually, I've noticed that top players, like Jaedong, Flash, Boxer, Nada, or even, in the foreign scene, Mondragon, all share the same quality: a HUUUUUGE humility. Idra fails because with his arrogance and his cocky statements, he is putting a huge pressure on himself. And because with his manners, he is very disliked by the community, which is always hard to handle. It seems F91 improved more in this mu then Idra ... Hmm he is doing something wrong if he beated him in 2008 in a Bo3 2 - 0 and now he lost a Bo7 pretty easily before he took 2 games from him . Don't kwnow about this . Enyone if he feels like it could be a cocky in an interview without puting second thoughts in to it , but if he put a lot of thought in it he should of practised more and backed up his words . I mean its not like progamers aren't cocky sometimes i remember Best stating that he will beat July 3 - 0 and then it complitly backfired . | ||
hazz
United Kingdom570 Posts
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Biff The Understudy
France7811 Posts
On February 22 2009 04:58 Liquid`NonY wrote: Huge humility in interviews. Most people aren't themselves in interviews. Based on my experience, I don't think the content of interviews matters much to players when they are playing their matches. I can see how fans would perceive a greater connection because the only things they see are an interview and a result. But for most players, an interview is just a task that must be performed. Jot down how you feel at the time, or recite your pageant-like answers, and get on with your day. IdrA could be feeling pressure but attributing it to his forum posts or interview responses is one of the last places I'd go. On a sidenote about interviews... I've observed that most tl.netters lap up the promotional bullshit and condemn honest negativity. I'd much rather hear a player complain about map imbalance, difficulty of schedule, or his opponent's foolish risks all paying off than hear "I will destroy everyone in 2009" or cowardly humility. The former is informative in a number of ways and the latter is just about image. I just thought that the tl.net demographic wouldn't have cared so much about image. You don't get my point: I'm not talking about image. I'm pretty sure Jaedong has never been to a match of starcraft thinking and saying that he would explode an opponent he didn't even know. Because that's fucking stupid. And because someone who behave like that canno't be a champion. Idra did it against F91. To be very good, you need humility. That's it. Idra doesn't have any, therefore he keeps losing in stupid situations. First you respect your opponent, and you are a bit carefull about your own skills, than you win. Look at FBH. I think he has the potential of playing as well as Flash. This guy will never win anything. Simple. | ||
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