EPTHogil is retiring - Page 4
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c3rberUs
Japan11286 Posts
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Piste
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Jugan
United States1566 Posts
On February 18 2011 12:29 Xxio wrote: Hogil The Hogil Day9 Daily is one of my favorites. I think there might be two of them on Hogil. Anyways, this sucks. I've always enjoyed watching this guy. Wish his mid game had been stronger. I remember those. I always cheered for him after I saw those GL in what you choose to do with your future Hogil. | ||
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Manimal_pro
Romania991 Posts
what is this supposed to mean? do you feel betrayed inside when a player chooses SC2 over BW ? | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
On February 18 2011 16:45 Teogamer wrote: Ehh never really cared about or noticed him specifically so whatever. Would have been hilarious if he had joined ACE to make them into a further joke. The current ACE lineup is the strongest it's ever been... | ||
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Ryo
8787 Posts
It might have something to do with the fact that he wasn't started even once during Winner's League. The CJ environment is so cutthroat. Anyway, good luck to him in the future! | ||
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KinosJourney2
Sweden1811 Posts
I wish him good luck in his future though.  | ||
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sinistral
Singapore859 Posts
Good luck, Hogil. | ||
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Arkqn
France589 Posts
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Deekin[
Serbia1713 Posts
And two years of military service is mandatory and normal... Here you have about 1 year and I know a friend in Sweden and there they have no mandatory military service. You can like fake a injury or something or just say you dont want to go and almost all the times you dont need to. | ||
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raga4ka
Bulgaria5679 Posts
This will surely hurt CJ , maybe not in their lack of players in the line-ups in PL , but their performance in it , because Hogil has been no doubt a good practise partner for the team if anything . Well thats how it is in CJ probably the most competitive players can get within a team . There are always younger players who are striving to surpass their superiors , but that is also why i like them the most . | ||
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Finskie
Sweden412 Posts
Sad to see him leave. | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
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popzags
Poland604 Posts
I will remember Hogil as a decent ZvP player, even if his policy was always to turtle and bring it to the lategame. There is a one or two games (one was against Free on some Twilight map), where he really brought the best non-Jaedong game sense Zerg can show in the matchup. I'd love to see him transferred to some other team or even as an Air Force ACE conscript, but now... GG Hogil, GL on your future life. | ||
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okum
France5778 Posts
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yoonyoon
Korea (South)1065 Posts
On February 18 2011 20:43 Ryo wrote: Very surprised. Hogil's born in 1991, still a few more years before he reaches the age when progamers usually enter military service. It might have something to do with the fact that he wasn't started even once during Winner's League. The CJ environment is so cutthroat. Anyway, good luck to him in the future! I think the fact that he's going at the normal age for "normal people" means that he's going to live a "normal" life like other people.... After he finishes his two years, I'm guessing that he's going to study for univ. | ||
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antilyon
Brazil2546 Posts
Well, in 2 years you'll see him playing SC2 just like every ex-BW progamer =p (i hope!) | ||
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Elroi
Sweden5599 Posts
that military thing must suck so much for koreans. I can't imagine losing two years like that. | ||
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n3gative
Canada369 Posts
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
On February 18 2011 23:21 Elroi wrote: This sucks... I remember when he beat Flash last year. That was awesome. A really clever zerg. I guess he didn't feel like competing with Hydra. that military thing must suck so much for koreans. I can't imagine losing two years like that. Beat Flash? What are you talking about? O_o | ||
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