At the begining he said that he was leaving pro sc2 in august or so to attend university in september, right now he is not so sure anymore and is considering one more year in sc2. Next month will be crucial IMO

Slardar

Canada7596 Posts

March 06 2012 21:42 GMT

#3963

On March 07 2012 06:37 crfty wrote:
Can someone fill me in on his University situation? I he planning on attending one and not playing SC2 anyone sometime soon or something?

He said something along the lines of "we'll see" based off how he does in the upcoming events. His plan was to quit September 2012 and enroll Medical School but he's a bit undecided at this point and time. I hope Stephano commits to SC2 for awhile longer...... ILYES FIGHTING!

crfty

United States174 Posts

March 06 2012 21:47 GMT

#3964

Medical school? Jesus Christ, is this like the most intelligent 18 year old on the planet?

Slardar

Canada7596 Posts

March 06 2012 21:49 GMT

#3965

On March 07 2012 06:47 crfty wrote:
Medical school? Jesus Christ, is this like the most intelligent 18 year old on the planet?

Haha ....yes. Yes he is.

+ Show Spoiler +

How the educational system works is a bit different in France.

crfty

United States174 Posts

March 06 2012 21:52 GMT

#3966

On March 07 2012 06:49 Slardar wrote:

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Haha ....yes. Yes he is.

+ Show Spoiler +

How the educational system works is a bit different in France.

Regardless, this guy has a choice at age 18 as to whether he wants to attend medical school now or keep making tens of thousands of dollars playing Starcraft. That is an incredible choice to have.

drcatellino

Canada346 Posts

March 06 2012 21:57 GMT

#3967

Just wanted to point out the great musical choices by Stephano. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Velvet Underground, Red Hot Chili Peppers, makes me want to come back.

DeadlyStar

Germany82 Posts

March 06 2012 22:16 GMT

#3968

sign me up

Demonaz

United Kingdom1219 Posts

March 06 2012 22:25 GMT

#3969

My jaw is on the floor watching Stephano stream right now, so effortless against everyone on ladder. How, how, how?!!

SkyTheUnknown

Germany2065 Posts

March 06 2012 22:27 GMT

#3970

On March 07 2012 06:52 crfty wrote:

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Regardless, this guy has a choice at age 18 as to whether he wants to attend medical school now or keep making tens of thousands of dollars playing Starcraft. That is an incredible choice to have.

Also a interesting point is that in Medicine age does not matter much. So it won't be much of a disadvantage when he starts medical school with 25 years for example (after tearing up the Sc2 scene for years and making thousands).

MCDayC

United Kingdom14464 Posts

March 06 2012 22:34 GMT

#3971

I wish I could watch Stephano's stream~~~
T_T

max1337

Germany51 Posts

March 06 2012 22:34 GMT

#3972

maaan it would be soo much win to show up at university, 22 years old and 200 k in your pockets which you made playing starcraft... (assuming he keeps winning, which i think would require him to change his ZvT as it seems polt and alive and others have figured it out quite well)

please don't leave stephano

EdSlyB

Portugal1621 Posts

March 06 2012 22:36 GMT

#3973

Stephano is at the moment with a 90.24% winning rate this season in Starcraft Rankings site. Wow.

crfty

United States174 Posts

March 06 2012 22:42 GMT

#3974

"I may go to Korea in April"
"Nothing sure yet"

Just confirmed in chat.

revel8

United Kingdom3022 Posts

March 06 2012 22:42 GMT

#3975

We have been discussing in this thread, that maybe Stephano could do with finding a Korean Terran practice partner. Now Dragon (a Terran) has just joined Millenium and will stay in the Millenium team-house! Could end up helping Stephano develop his anti-Terran strategies. Great news for Dragon, for Millenium and hopefully for Stephano! ;+D

crfty

United States174 Posts

March 06 2012 22:47 GMT

#3976

He also said in chat that he is playing with Thorzain as much as possible to help him out, but yes, a Korean would be awesome.

Zealot Orgy

United Kingdom537 Posts

March 06 2012 22:47 GMT

#3977

To sum up:

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SkyTheUnknown

Germany2065 Posts

March 06 2012 22:53 GMT

#3978

He goes to Korea for a better training environment, but won't try to qualify for GSL because of all the foreigner tournaments in EU/US?

crfty

United States174 Posts

March 06 2012 23:00 GMT

#3979

He said that it is too hard to win money in GSL, especially compared to foreign events. I don't think there is a person in the world that wouldn't concur.

kok0

1 Post

March 06 2012 23:07 GMT

#3980