
Liquid-oGs House Tour with Giantbomb - Page 11
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FEiN
United Kingdom91 Posts
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Contagious
United States1319 Posts
On November 21 2010 03:34 FEiN wrote: Spunky seems like a quality guy! House looks sick, wouldnt call it a house, more like a barracks ![]() it's like a starcraft pro incubator lol good footage, really nice to see the inside of the life of a progamer. | ||
aeoliant
Canada361 Posts
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GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
any chance if anyone goes over to korea there can be a house tour? ^^ | ||
adeezy
United States1428 Posts
On November 21 2010 00:33 Art_of_Kill wrote: he did complain, that sleeping with 6 in a room which is smaller then my room, is just not a way to live ... dunno how someone can live under such condition, i am pretty surprised that tlo managed to survive 2 whole months in this prison while the house seems fine, it is way to small (6people in a small sleeping room???) anyway nice video so much insigh into the oGsTL house Are you seriously comparing a prison to an all day job?????? With freedoms? I dont see the comparison... at all..... | ||
Percutio
United States1672 Posts
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Dooba
Croatia588 Posts
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Cr3scent
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zoLo
United States5896 Posts
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Spiral216
Ireland4 Posts
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Phonics
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Enjoyable/intresting video though! | ||
Legat0
United States318 Posts
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bjornkavist
Canada1235 Posts
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Mioraka
Canada1353 Posts
I mean, its a great environment for improving, its your day job, you got co-workers to discuss your job, living in that kind of atmosphere will no doubt improve their skills. 12 hours of practicing there is totally different from 12 hours of practicing on ladder with random opponents. However, I would totally understand anyone who doesnt want to stay there. living with 6 people in a tiny room is not what westerners are used to, in fact they probably have a house that big for themselves instead of 30 people. It is fairly common in asia tho, like university residents. The residents in NA are HUGE compare to what they have in Korea or China, 8 people in a tiny room is actually the norm. But yeah.....now i feel really bad for Huk, its going to be hard for him to get into GSL now, its gonna take at least half a year. If he stays in Korea it's going to be hard, but moving out would mean a great loss and possibly losing the opportunity to compete at the highest level. Aww poor Huk >< | ||
enzym
Germany1034 Posts
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Snicklefritz
Canada19 Posts
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Ghad
Norway2551 Posts
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bITt.mAN
Switzerland3689 Posts
Thats why when people call people like qxc and select ~pros~ I can't quite take them seriously.Yes, those guys are very good, excellent even, at SC2. But do they get paid to play full-time. Is it their job? Have they spent years in living conditions like these doing menial chores just to get up to that level? No. But all the SC:BW B-teamers that get knocked out in the major league qualifiers have. The B-teamers who's highest achievements will be some glory in the minor leagues have given up their college and even some secondary education for it. All the SC:BW A-teamers, they've been at it for even longer. What do the SC2 ~"Pros"~ have on that? | ||
Swwww
Switzerland812 Posts
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Monzterg
Sweden257 Posts
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