EPTqxc applies for foreigner house - Page 5
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lungo
Denmark276 Posts
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-miDnight-
Taiwan455 Posts
I felt he can take game off Top no problem. His famous multi drop work well in current state of the game. | ||
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Warpath
Canada1242 Posts
On February 10 2011 18:27 AlphaWave wrote: QXC will do fine as long as he watches out for 1) Islands 2) Quick thirds 3) Hallucinated Nexus I was really happy with this post... ...But now i miss qxc stream =[ | ||
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McKTenor13
United States1383 Posts
Hopefully he goes! | ||
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deroth
United States83 Posts
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vuduu
31 Posts
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FlashIsHigh
United States474 Posts
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hifriend
China7935 Posts
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ITSmAnIaC
Germany153 Posts
I am crossing my arms leg just everything for him:D | ||
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Kolvacs
Canada1203 Posts
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theBullFrog
United States515 Posts
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anatem
Romania1369 Posts
let him focus on nothing but the game and getting better at it in korea, then we'll see how he rolls. frankly, i don't think he showed even 2/3 of what he could possibly do with full time practice with good partners even at the height of his game before now. but we'll see how he handles korea if he gets there, after all the conditions these guys practice in and the partners they have available is what makes or breaks them on that scene (not everybody has the chance to practice with ogs in a big house). that assuming they're able to handle the practice requirements and social sacrifices without hurting themselves like tlo did | ||
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TORTOISE
United States515 Posts
It was the greatest moment of my life. | ||
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
 He should get in no problem hopefully. QXC is such a baller. If you wanna see more of him, you can check out the original (?) day9 friendsday wednesday. | ||
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KahunaNui
Spain257 Posts
If he goes he's going to experience pretty much what Huk or Jinro have, which is great improvement. | ||
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mDuo13
United States307 Posts
Anyway, I'm sure that he's seeing the summer as an opportunity to see how far his SC2 can go, while he doesn't have school to worry about, while also getting to live in a foreign country without spending tons of money. Sounds like a great plan, and I hope he does well in GSL. I'd love to see more foreigners proving themselves there. | ||
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Strike_
Netherlands704 Posts
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Incanus
Canada695 Posts
Nice, good luck to him when he makes the trip. | ||
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LazyMacro
976 Posts
On February 10 2011 15:53 rift wrote: Once his education is done and he can practice in Korea I imagine his skill will skyrocket. (if he goes) I keep hearing that's he been really busy with school and such, and yet he's still really, really good. He's going to be scary good once he's done with school. ;; | ||
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D_K_night
Canada615 Posts
On February 10 2011 17:34 willeesmalls wrote: Guy gets into one of the top schools for his chosen field of study, then dedicates this much time to be a pro-gamer. Go figure. GL anyway. For sake of argument let's say you got into Stanford or the prestigious university of your choice. OK you got into the one of the top 3 of all time. That doesn't mean that you're in school 12 months a year. There will be downtime - and what would you be doing during that downtime? Attending the GSL in the hopes of winning a nice prize? Sounds good to me. | ||
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