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jaybrundage
United States3921 Posts
Hey i cant report nazgul : ( | ||
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Liquid`Nazgul
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On December 04 2011 16:28 Lakai wrote: Any competent protoss that has seen him stream/play knows hero had potential. I'll admit I didn't really know much about HerO before he joined Liquid. I'm an incompetent protoss but ever since his first stream session I was hooked, the level of play was just something else and I was excited about the potential of such a great player. It took a while for him to see results but I never doubted his potential, it was always just a matter of time and a bit of luck. | ||
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DropTester
Australia608 Posts
always been a fan of hero ever since I've heard about him in ogs. hearing him join liquid was one of the greatest announcements ever | ||
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Tppz!
Germany1449 Posts
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Satire
Canada295 Posts
On December 04 2011 18:37 Liquid`Nazgul wrote: His stream didn't exist before joining Liquid so that would have been difficult to watch. LOL - that's awesome Nazgul. Good luck tomorrow Hero.  | ||
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kochujang
Germany1226 Posts
On December 04 2011 19:19 R1CH wrote: I'll admit I didn't really know much about HerO before he joined Liquid. I'm an incompetent protoss but ever since his first stream session I was hooked, the level of play was just something else and I was excited about the potential of such a great player. It took a while for him to see results but I never doubted his potential, it was always just a matter of time and a bit of luck. I also believe he has grown as a player after joining team liquid. He was undeniable an extremely talented player at the oGs house, but he somehow did not perform at his best when it really mattered. He said himself in interviews, that it was a mentality issue that held him back for so long. It is also not easy to conquer these issues, when his only opportunity was at the GSL and a couple of online tournaments. Joining TL was probably the best thing that could ever happen to him. He got the best of two worlds, the familiar and strict training regime of the oGs, and the support from one of the best foreign teams. With TL came the support of his new team mates and more exposure. It kind of snowballed from there, and as so many have said before, it was just a matter of time before HerO would start winning tournaments. I would really like to thank Nazgul and TheWind for thinking of what would be the best for HerO, and letting him join TL | ||
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TigerKarl
1757 Posts
I still feel happy and i'm very thankful to LiquidHerO for showing us such inspirational play! Yay! | ||
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InVerno
258 Posts
Make us happy zealots | ||
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Lovely_US
United States94 Posts
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R1CH
Netherlands10340 Posts
On December 04 2011 19:40 kochujang wrote: I also believe he has grown as a player after joining team liquid. He was undeniable an extremely talented player at the oGs house, but he somehow did not perform at his best when it really mattered. He said himself in interviews, that it was a mentality issue that held him back for so long. It is also not easy to conquer these issues, when his only opportunity was at the GSL and a couple of online tournaments. Joining TL was probably the best thing that could ever happen to him. He got the best of two worlds, the familiar and strict training regime of the oGs, and the support from one of the best foreign teams. With TL came the support of his new team mates and more exposure. It kind of snowballed from there, and as so many have said before, it was just a matter of time before HerO would start winning tournaments. I would really like to thank Nazgul and TheWind for thinking of what would be the best for HerO, and letting him join TL For certain he has grown since joining Liquid, but I think a large part of what helped is exposure - HerO didn't get much in the way of results in Korea prior to joining Liquid and never had many opportunities to show his talent. Outside of GSL there aren't many ways to make a name for yourself in Korea. If you read his biography on TLPro it sounds very similar to the time he spent as a BW practice partner and that he had doubts it was going to be a repeat of that in SC2. Liquid gave him many more opportunities to shine in tournaments, exposed his talent with his stream and helped grow his fan base immensely. It's that support and opportunity that has allowed him to shine as a player and start to win tournaments. | ||
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lim1017
Canada1278 Posts
Hero beat HuK in every single game, and they played quite a few. Since then I've been keeping tabs on him. P.S If anyone remembers hero was 1 point in the fantasy GSTL thing | ||
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Angel_
United States1617 Posts
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AnYvia
Bulgaria474 Posts
On December 04 2011 13:42 ChuCky.Ca wrote: ya but shit Hero joining EG in a couple months then If EG "buys" Hero because of his results like they do with every other player they acquired so far Im gonna go be so pissed I'll hurt a stuffed animal. | ||
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Jerokar
Denmark83 Posts
On December 04 2011 21:00 AnYvia wrote: If EG "buys" Hero because of his results like they do with every other player they acquired so far Im gonna go be so pissed I'll hurt a stuffed animal. Why not just be happy if Hero gets the opporunity to make more money? It's not like he would stop going to tournaments... | ||
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
On December 04 2011 21:09 Jerokar wrote: Why not just be happy if Hero gets the opporunity to make more money? It's not like he would stop going to tournaments... Yea, why would anyone on Team Liquid be a fan of Team Liquid, let's all just be fans of MONEY! Incontrol would be proud of you. | ||
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Angel_
United States1617 Posts
- I don't think you have any reason to worry about him leaving anyway. He's said before that he loves liquid and his team and doesn't plan on or want anyone else, and as far as I know, there's been no indication at all that that's changed. | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
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ToastieNL
Netherlands845 Posts
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Zaphid
Czech Republic1860 Posts
And sign me up! | ||
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