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remodemo
Germany120 Posts
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Dingodile
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a3den
704 Posts
On July 29 2012 23:05 Dingodile wrote: It seems he is only for one month in korea and GSL Season 4 begins after WCS Korea, so it means GSL begins at September or later. Not even one month actually, he's still in France this week and he'll leave Korea in order to play MLG Raleigh (August 24th). | ||
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revel8
United Kingdom3022 Posts
It is from HomeStory Cup 3 in July 2011 against Huk, and is cast by Rotterdam, HasuObs and Socke. It is interesting to see how far he has come since in the last year. You can hear Hasu really emphasizing to the others just how strong Stephano is even back then. | ||
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TeMiL
Peru545 Posts
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arkedos
Germany1426 Posts
Stephano is a great player despite training less than most other sc2 pros, but he is much more dedicated to his weaknesses in training to use his shorter training perions to full extend. Anyways if he goes to korea again and stays longer than last time I think he will become an even more brutal monster. | ||
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Dawg_Snow
France425 Posts
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JoeCool
Germany2520 Posts
On July 31 2012 02:08 arkedos wrote: [...] Anyways if he goes to korea again and stays longer than last time I think he will become an even more brutal monster. This is what most people say but I realy doubt it and to be honest I don´t understand it either. There hasn´t been one foreign player who became "a monster" after he has been to Korea. Not one. And still people think going to Korea makes every Pro even better. Idra, Huk, SaSe, Naniwa, TLO and so on, they all went to Korea and had some impressive performances here and there but none of them has won anything since 2011, not one. Steph is one of the strongest players out there but I realy doubt that Korea would make him even stronger... Just my opinion. | ||
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Bigtony
United States1606 Posts
On July 31 2012 03:38 JoeCool wrote: This is what most people say but I realy doubt it and to be honest I don´t understand it either. There hasn´t been one foreign player who became "a monster" after he has been to Korea. Not one. And still people think going to Korea makes every Pro even better. Idra, Huk, SaSe, Naniwa, TLO and so on, they all went to Korea and had some impressive performances here and there but none of them has won anything since 2011, not one. Steph is one of the strongest players out there but I realy doubt that Korea would make him even stronger... Just my opinion. Huk's work in Korea played a big part in his 2011/2010 success. Naniwa was good before Korea, and he's even better now. Idra was good in early SC2, almost guaranteed because of his Korean experience in brood war. Sase is really good even if he's not winning :x | ||
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hillman
United States162 Posts
On July 27 2012 03:56 Otolia wrote: No KeSPA teams are going to recruit Stephano, they are a federation of korean sponsors and have no interest in signing unknown foreigner at the high prize he is going to come. Unknown, lol, not really. I agree that he won't go to a Korean team, even if he were offered a spot, but he is probably THE most well known foreigner and among the most well-known players in the game. Everybody who follows esports knows who Stephano is. | ||
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hillman
United States162 Posts
On July 27 2012 05:15 Thurken wrote: If Stephano goes to EG, I sadly predict an unstoppable decline... I hope he won't Based on what? Your gut feeling? If EG offers the big bucks then I hope he goes to EG...you would do that same. | ||
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On July 31 2012 03:45 Bigtony wrote: Huk's work in Korea played a big part in his 2011/2010 success. Naniwa was good before Korea, and he's even better now. Idra was good in early SC2, almost guaranteed because of his Korean experience in brood war. Sase is really good even if he's not winning :x Huk was good until everyone figured out how to defend 2 base all ins, has been in korea a while now and has got worse recently and has had to rely on lucky brackets to place well in anything this year, so korea hasn't helped him at all, particularly recently naniwa is obviously really good but hasn't converted all that korean training into a championship, good runs in GSL I guess but nothing amazing outside of it idra was good in early sc2 because no one else played it 12 hours a day or played as much BW as him, had little to nothing to do with korea, he even went back to korea and performed horribly there and upon his return Sase is really good and like naniwa hasn't converted korean training into anything close to what stephano (and others) have achieved without korean training | ||
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Benjamin99
4176 Posts
On July 30 2012 22:19 revel8 wrote: Stephano is on holiday for the next week or so and so if anyone is missing watching him play, why not check out this following series from a year ago. It is from HomeStory Cup 3 in July 2011 against Huk, and is cast by Rotterdam, HasuObs and Socke. It is interesting to see how far he has come since in the last year. You can hear Hasu really emphasizing to the others just how strong Stephano is even back then. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Yx-QYrfl9c&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vClvOIw2N2Q&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bC6Q0qcOU4&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flkvSznapBo&feature=plcp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHbp0wewZNU&feature=plcp Thx for finding this old jewel revel8. Feels allmost like ancient history but I remember those games well. This was Stephano first sc2 lan tournament outside of French he took 5th place same place as Idra. We can allrdy back then see the brilliance of Stephano. His control, army positioning was slowly starting to get developed back then. "quick 3rd" hehe 6min" One thing I also notised was he was really good at sniping sentries and immortals something he is a master of today. Poor Huk got totally outplayed. And remember Huk was in Code S and had just won Dreamhack but like allways Stephano dont give a shit and just played his game with his agression and sharpness. One month l8r he got 3rd at Assemply and 3 months after that he became champion of IPL 3. And well the rest is history. Good times! | ||
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Eshra
France1009 Posts
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Dimka
Russian Federation5 Posts
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Faust852
Luxembourg4004 Posts
On July 31 2012 03:38 JoeCool wrote: This is what most people say but I realy doubt it and to be honest I don´t understand it either. There hasn´t been one foreign player who became "a monster" after he has been to Korea. Not one. And still people think going to Korea makes every Pro even better. Idra, Huk, SaSe, Naniwa, TLO and so on, they all went to Korea and had some impressive performances here and there but none of them has won anything since 2011, not one. Steph is one of the strongest players out there but I realy doubt that Korea would make him even stronger... Just my opinion. After his trip in Korea, he became way stronger. | ||
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Insoleet
France1806 Posts
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emis
Estonia409 Posts
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a3den
704 Posts
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zedrOne
France471 Posts
@MillStephano 11 months ago, i had a dream. Last night, i had the same one. | ||
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