Bisu actually got a very long break...
one that I bet teams like KHAN can't afford to put their players on, especially when PL is almost twice every week now.

But still, given that Jangbi's stats dictate that he's incredibly likely to lose when fielded, perhaps he should be given one.

On December 15 2010 16:08 Bifur wrote:
I love it. JangBi should stop playing SC. I hope he retires and never returns to professional SC

What do you have against him?

ShadeR

Australia7535 Posts

December 15 2010 07:49 GMT

#50

On December 15 2010 16:08 Bifur wrote:
I love it. JangBi should stop playing SC. I hope he retires and never returns to professional SC

Is Jangbi somehow the doppelganger of your arch nemesis?

alffla

Hong Kong20321 Posts

December 15 2010 07:56 GMT

#51

On December 15 2010 09:23 Elefanto wrote:
Did Jangbi also get a vacation in Thailand?

: (

lol wat? when bisu went to thailand he raped savior 3-0

CoWsGoesMoo

250 Posts

December 15 2010 09:19 GMT

#52

I think the winner here is Karma getting back at Jangbi for saying those things to Nal_ra . :<

jtype

England2167 Posts

December 15 2010 10:05 GMT

#53

Jangbi will return again.

fast-forward 2 months from now: *whoosh*

.. And look! There was much JangBanging taking place...

Adr4melecH

Thailand667 Posts

December 15 2010 10:08 GMT

#54

Come to Thailand and regain your skills here man ! :p

On the topic : I just start following bw not long ago so i haven't watch much of him yet but those storms vs Nada(?)'s tanks line were epic.

r33k

Italy3402 Posts

December 15 2010 11:51 GMT

#55

On December 15 2010 08:39 moopie wrote:

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So that would make Oz's Cho also terrible because under his watch ggaemo and perfectman were both bad? Coaches aren't the only variables in the equation.

Jangbi has been going downhill for a while (just like FBH did the previous year), though he still has moments of brilliance, like those storms vs Zero. Maybe his passion for the game is starting to fade, maybe he's just not able to keep up well as in previous years, maybe its just a matter of moral/self esteem, or maybe its something in his personal life that is distracting him.

Oz's coach Cho was regarded as bad for different reasons, people remember him now for how he overworked JD and how he did everything and anything to keep him. Apparently people choose not to remember or plain don't know how he basically pidgeonholed Anytime into going to the army or retiring.

Anytime being the team captain and senior player had its effects on the team mostly because of the position of respect among the team players that he held.

Jangbi was also a senior (although not the oldest player on the team considering that Khan used to have fbh and frozean aswell), but being a finalist Jangbi basically had his PL lineup spot always reserved, and with the lower and less supervised training time that Khan has his skills have completely deteriorated. Passion has nothing to do with this, and if it did he lost passion in 2009 after losing to Luxury in the finals.

hacklebeast

United States5090 Posts

December 15 2010 15:32 GMT

#56

When my friend introduced me to starcraft a few years ago, I was watching a PvP between Jangbi and someone and I couldn’t understand what was going on. Then Jangbi did two simultaneous storm drops and I’ve been hooked on starcraft since. Jangbi is still the only protoss I root for outside of the SKT house (with the exception of Nal_ra.) I may be overly optimistic, but I still see something in Jangbi that makes me believe he can come back. The things that made him great are all still there, just less polished than they once were. He will probably never get back to go-to-three-finals form, but he can turn it around to become a respectable force in proleauge. Maybe he can take a lesson from slump proof stork on how to be consistent. Don’t give up, Jangbi fighting!