EPTOrangeMilkis Wooju Lee:
So far, every Korean I've asked picks Thorzain as the #1 Foreigner Player. It's pretty unanimous o_o
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kovac
Sweden123 Posts
OrangeMilkis Wooju Lee: So far, every Korean I've asked picks Thorzain as the #1 Foreigner Player. It's pretty unanimous o_o | ||
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phisku
Belgium864 Posts
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hootsushi
Germany3468 Posts
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ForlornHope
Vietnam111 Posts
On August 31 2011 03:57 kovac wrote: twitter: OrangeMilkis Wooju Lee: So far, every Korean I've asked picks Thorzain as the #1 Foreigner Player. It's pretty unanimous o_o thats' somewhat true but the korean haven't play all foreginer yet there are still ton of talent in EU that can easily beat a korean like Mana, Stephano, Dimaga,... | ||
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ForlornHope
Vietnam111 Posts
On August 31 2011 01:04 marttorn wrote: Me too, as well as nAni TT;; He actually said on his twitter (nani that is) that he wasn't streaming atm because he was getting used to the korean skill level on ladder and was getting smashed LOL. Maybe it's the same for tzain? ^^ i dont think do man his record on korean server is pretty good. | ||
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Techno
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"If he loses, this shit is fucking broken" This guy plays the game nigh perfectly. | ||
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yoshi245
United States2969 Posts
Yesterday I arrived in the SlayerS house where I'll stay until I go home on the 8th of September!!! http://twitter.com/#!/mouzThorZaIN/status/108801054275153920 I'd kill to watch some replays of him playing/practicing with Boxer and MMA. Also as of right now, Thorzain while his % has dropped since then is still doing good in Korean Ladder as he's #1 of his divison over in Master's league. http://sc2ranks.com/tw/787962/mouzThorZaIN | ||
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Cassel_Castle
United States820 Posts
On August 31 2011 13:21 ForlornHope wrote: thats' somewhat true but the korean haven't play all foreginer yet there are still ton of talent in EU that can easily beat a korean like Mana, Stephano, Dimaga,... I think it's more because of his style. Thorzain has really refined builds, good timings, and a really deep knowledge of the game, which is much more like the Korean style of play than any foreigner. | ||
Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On August 31 2011 17:36 yoshi245 wrote: Looks like Thorzain may have heard me (I don't think I even mentioned it here), but I always wanted him to train with SlayerS while in Korea. So he will until he leaves next week! http://twitter.com/#!/mouzThorZaIN/status/108801054275153920 I'd kill to watch some replays of him playing/practicing with Boxer and MMA. Also as of right now, Thorzain while his % has dropped since then is still doing good in Korean Ladder as he's #1 of his divison over in Master's league. http://sc2ranks.com/tw/787962/mouzThorZaIN Oh man that's so awesome, wtb replay pack or games sent to day9 or something. | ||
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garlicface
Canada4196 Posts
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Bonkerz
United States831 Posts
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Sabu113
United States11063 Posts
On August 31 2011 14:13 Techno wrote: When I watch Thorzain, I am usually thinking: "If he loses, this shit is fucking broken" This guy plays the game nigh perfectly. Sometimes it is :p What makes Thorzain so interesting to watch is that he refuses to play the mutlidrop win the small battle game. It seems that his handspeed limits this for him. As such he has developed multiple (brilliant) builds and ways to (in TvP) engage protoss armies and balls straight up and annihilate them. From what little I've seen of his TvZ and rumors of the Ghost/thor/tank ball that seems to be the same in that matchup as well. Slayers is getting a great deal in getting thorzain for the week as much as or more so than Thorzain is getting from the arrangement. | ||
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mrhh
50 Posts
On September 01 2011 09:12 Sabu113 wrote: Sometimes it is :p What makes Thorzain so interesting to watch is that he refuses to play the mutlidrop win the small battle game. It seems that his handspeed limits this for him. As such he has developed multiple (brilliant) builds and ways to (in TvP) engage protoss armies and balls straight up and annihilate them. From what little I've seen of his TvZ and rumors of the Ghost/thor/tank ball that seems to be the same in that matchup as well. Slayers is getting a great deal in getting thorzain for the week as much as or more so than Thorzain is getting from the arrangement. Totally agree with this. Boxer have even said that he learns a lot from watching Thorzain and wants to play him. | ||
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zeru
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yoshi245
United States2969 Posts
On September 01 2011 20:36 zeru wrote: I hope thorzain reconsiders about how he feels about staying in korea after living at the slayers house and comes back for more after a while. I think we all do. Thorzain putting in time with SlayerS would benefit both parties immensely and I bet it would show his results and make him an even more dominant player. He's already regarded as the best foreigner Terran, with knowledge from SlayerS he could easily be a Top Tier worldwide Terran player. | ||
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Ryusei-R1
United States2106 Posts
http://yfrog.com/g0m08kj | ||
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falafelnr1
Sweden444 Posts
On September 02 2011 16:52 Ryusei-R1 wrote: Why are there casts on his wrists? http://yfrog.com/g0m08kj He suffers from carpal tunnel syndrome. Don't think it's too bad but apparently bad enough for him to wear that. | ||
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Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On September 02 2011 16:52 Ryusei-R1 wrote: Why are there casts on his wrists? http://yfrog.com/g0m08kj His wrists are probably bothering him again, or he's just making sure he doesn't get wrist issues in the future. Either way, I hope he's okay. | ||
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Moxika
Norway34 Posts
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