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On January 16 2012 02:53 HappyChris wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 02:18 The Void wrote:On January 16 2012 02:06 HappyChris wrote:On January 16 2012 01:52 DeflowSC2 wrote:
I love stephano more than any other zerg atm, everytime I watch Idra I feel "plz don't loose, plz don't loose" but when stephano plays I feel "YEAAH WIN! GOGO U CAN DO IT" Both are great players support both:D But yea beside his little drinking trip with Bling in HSC and played rather horribad well thats expected ofcourse:D Stephano is in superb form atm. His trip to Korea was really succesfull so I expect great results from him. honestly i don't think that the Korea trip made any difference. he ripped ladder guys (ok there was leenock and so on..), but i think he has another way to practice than most other progamers Edit: i would love to see him staying longer in Korea, because Korea grandmaster ladder is obviously a bit harder on Korea, which would be helpful improving. but ye.. the teamhouse thing doesnt effect him that much, i think Well remember all his practise comes fromm ladder so the better the ladder the better Stephano gets and yea im with you hope stephano goes back to Korea again soon after he won some tournaments. Becuase Korea is the best for any pro gamer
I dont think that you should generalize that so much. For example violet was on the backfoot when he left korea, but now he's again a strong force in any tournament.
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On January 16 2012 01:52 DeflowSC2 wrote:
I love stephano more than any other zerg atm, everytime I watch Idra I feel "plz don't loose, plz don't loose" but when stephano plays I feel "YEAAH WIN! GOGO U CAN DO IT"
The word you're looking for is lose. Lose and loose mean two different things. I have the same feeling watching Stephano, and it's nice. 
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What a first game vs thorzain !!!!! can someone make a gif of the battle like the one boxer vs rain???
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I'm pretty sure you are like, god.
Yeah. God sounds pretty much like a perfect description of you.
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United Kingdom393 Posts
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whats the score thorzain?
damn im huge fan of both
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poor thorzain what a raped
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What does total biscuit mean by when stephano says br? whats does br mean? Make roachs?
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On January 16 2012 06:11 Mafs wrote:
What does total biscuit mean by when stephano says br? whats does br mean? Make roachs?
Ya, someone asked Stephano how you beat Thorzain, he responded "BR".
Which is standard key set for make roaches.
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Maaan, grubby & thorzain just can't beat you oO
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why is he gonna stop playing ?
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On January 16 2012 06:17 Vandrad wrote:
why is he gonna stop playing ?
Studies
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I love to watch Stephano play! But i don't like his attitude towards the game, i can't belive that he would give up all of his fanbase and money to study at this stage. I would really like to see atleast 5 more years of Stephano.
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On January 16 2012 03:00 KainiT wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 02:53 HappyChris wrote:On January 16 2012 02:18 The Void wrote:On January 16 2012 02:06 HappyChris wrote:On January 16 2012 01:52 DeflowSC2 wrote:
I love stephano more than any other zerg atm, everytime I watch Idra I feel "plz don't loose, plz don't loose" but when stephano plays I feel "YEAAH WIN! GOGO U CAN DO IT" Both are great players support both:D But yea beside his little drinking trip with Bling in HSC and played rather horribad well thats expected ofcourse:D Stephano is in superb form atm. His trip to Korea was really succesfull so I expect great results from him. honestly i don't think that the Korea trip made any difference. he ripped ladder guys (ok there was leenock and so on..), but i think he has another way to practice than most other progamers Edit: i would love to see him staying longer in Korea, because Korea grandmaster ladder is obviously a bit harder on Korea, which would be helpful improving. but ye.. the teamhouse thing doesnt effect him that much, i think Well remember all his practise comes fromm ladder so the better the ladder the better Stephano gets and yea im with you hope stephano goes back to Korea again soon after he won some tournaments. Becuase Korea is the best for any pro gamer I dont think that you should generalize that so much. For example violet was on the backfoot when he left korea, but now he's again a strong force in any tournament.
You can't compare international results to Korean results. Just because Violet wasn't performing well in Korea doesn't mean he doesn't have the skill to beat top foreigners. Lots of players have done very well in international events while failing in the GSL, simply because the GSL talent pool is so much deeper than any international tournament.
You can't say that Violet has done better since he's left Korea.
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On January 16 2012 06:22 Fus wrote:
I love to watch Stephano play! But i don't like his attitude towards the game, i can't belive that he would give up all of his fanbase and money to study at this stage. I would really like to see atleast 5 more years of Stephano.
Education is very important. Esport to risky atm. I agree with this decision even though ill be very sad when he stops.
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On January 16 2012 06:23 HappyChris wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 06:22 Fus wrote:
I love to watch Stephano play! But i don't like his attitude towards the game, i can't belive that he would give up all of his fanbase and money to study at this stage. I would really like to see atleast 5 more years of Stephano. Education is very important. Esport to risky atm. I agree with this decision even though ill be very sad when he stops.
I agree, but the thing is that Stephano is SICK good at this game, arguably the best foreigner -at least to me- at the moment, if he was a player that earned less money from progaming I would totally understand his decision, but he's the best, and he's still very young, 1 more year wouldn't really hurt his studies, considering his age (I've been to med school as a French student myself, you see people much older than him in the first year), so yeah it's kinda sad to see him wanting to leave so early, he could dominate the foreign scene for 1 more year in my opinion (which is a good source of income without any long term risk regarding his studies)
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On January 16 2012 06:28 Tuthur wrote:Show nested quote +On January 16 2012 06:23 HappyChris wrote:On January 16 2012 06:22 Fus wrote:
I love to watch Stephano play! But i don't like his attitude towards the game, i can't belive that he would give up all of his fanbase and money to study at this stage. I would really like to see atleast 5 more years of Stephano. Education is very important. Esport to risky atm. I agree with this decision even though ill be very sad when he stops. I agree, but the thing is that Stephano is SICK good at this game, arguably the best foreigner -at least to me- at the moment, if he was a player that earned less money from progaming I would totally understand his decision, but he's the best, and he's still very young, 1 more year wouldn't really hurt his studies, considering his age (I've been to med school as a French student myself, you see people much older than him in the first year), so yeah it's kinda sad to see him wanting to leave so early, he could dominate the foreign scene for 1 more year in my opinion (which is a good source of income without any long term risk regarding his studies)
I agree with that many including me took 2 year break after Gymnasium(highschool) so yea he could take another year off i hope he does that:D
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United States2969 Posts
Whatever his decision, he truly is the best foreigner zerg there is, and arguably best foreigner player in SC2. Still I think it's good that he's using the money he's earned for to be put into School and not just gonna live the life as a pro gamer, only a select few can really do that (Boxer due to his legendary status). I just think it's good that he is thinking long term enough knowing that if he does manage to hit a slump one day, he could just pack it up and resume his goal in further his education and a career outside of gaming.
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