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I had the pleasure to interview TLO about his switch to zerg, thoughts on the new patch and about his life in South Korea.
Here are the first three questions of the interview:
Question: Hello, how are you Dario?
Dario: Hello Ludvig, I'm doing great thanks for asking. I Just finished my daily in-house ranking games and it went great.
Could you tell us a little bit more about your day? How much do you play, who do you play with and what do you do on your free time?
I try to get up around 7 to 9 am. Unlike most people in the house who get up at 11:30 and stay up really late, I wake up early so that I can have some more time for myself and do some sports. I play like 4-8 hours a day depending on what is going on event wise at the moment and my mood.
I mostly practice with everybody in oGs - the korean team I live with and my Teamliquid teammates. Right now there are only two besides me but we are getting two more people in here in about a week, Huk and Ret.
In my free time, I spend a lot of time talking to my friends at home, reading and mostly relaxing and getting off the whole gaming. Sometimes you just need to get away from the PC.
That sounds great, though I am curious if you play much with "The genius Terran" Nada who is on the oGs team?
I definitely play him on a regular basis, but he is not living with us in the same house. I am not really allowed to release any practise games, as obviously nobody wants to reveal strategies.
To read more you should visit our gaming blog HERE
I made the interview in both swedish and english language. To read the swedish translated interview you need to scroll down.
Me and my friend Eric have started a new gaming blog for my local newspaper. In the blog we review games, covering events (for example Dreamhack) and interview professional gamers. This interview is our first content and i can promise that more interviews with professional Starcraft 2 players will come.
/ Ludvig
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How do you like South Korea so far? What has been good or bad?
I definitely love the food and that everyone are always super friendly, when I was in the US a few days ago I was actually almost shocked about the western way. I was a little bit spoiled by korean manners I guess.
No, no TLO, expecting manners is hardly being "spoiled" by the Koreans.
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On November 01 2010 08:03 KevinIX wrote:
lol TLO is on the B team.
Yeah, pretty obvious based on the recent raceswitch ( he may of practiced the month before, but much less than terran.) What is more surprising to me is the fact that Jinro is on the A-team. I mean, I don't mean to be rude, but he really hasn't been doing that well in the GSL as of late.
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Thank you! Great interview.
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TLO is awesome
![[image loading]](http://www.sn.se/image_processor/1.854672.1288562115!/image/3947787761.jpg_gen/derivatives/wide/3947787761.jpg?maxWidth=468)
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On November 01 2010 08:08 epicopter wrote:TLO is awesome
Nothing little about that picture.
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Damn that fan girl is pretty cute.
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On November 01 2010 08:06 Adsee wrote:Yeah, pretty obvious based on the recent raceswitch ( he may of practiced the month before, but much less than terran.) What is more surprising to me is the fact that Jinro is on the A-team. I mean, I don't mean to be rude, but he really hasn't been doing that well in the GSL as of late.
pretty sure Davit in GSL wasn't a good player, but was able to get to ro32
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^ The dream come true... (meant for the picture)
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Good interview, I think this MLG will really show how much TLO has improved.
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On November 01 2010 08:03 KevinIX wrote:lol TLO is on the B team. Also, TLO seems to be doing alright for himself. 
she's not even that go -looks down- o ok
good interview, thanks
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Plug Supcom every chance you get :D
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Gonna be really interesting seeing how all the TL Zergs end up playing, can't wait for GSL3!
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In response to the fan-girl picture:
There is nothing I could add that hasn't already been told by TLO's face. ^^
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On November 01 2010 08:06 Adsee wrote:Yeah, pretty obvious based on the recent raceswitch ( he may of practiced the month before, but much less than terran.) What is more surprising to me is the fact that Jinro is on the A-team. I mean, I don't mean to be rude, but he really hasn't been doing that well in the GSL as of late.
Well there is both some randomness in the qualifiers and he might have had some nerves get to him. I'm very happy that Jinro is experiencing some succes. Would be though to travel across the world without achieving anything.
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Where are the zerg jokes when you need them.
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- Dario thank you very much for the interview, any last shout-outs to your fans?
- Please go batshit crazy at every event you attend to. We need Korean crowd standards in Europe!
You heard the man! 
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