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and nestea has won 3 gsl when he was 27 and 28. Snute is 27, he is pro since 2011 and he was in two wcs finals in a row. These examples are nonsenses, you are not old at 24 if you are still motivated to win.

Who cares about how long they've been playing for. TY was a pro for 10 years before he won anything. Other players have won events only a couple years into their careers

The point was, if Scarlett isn't finding the success she wants right now. She can look for alternatives that might give her a better chance. If she thinks it's worthwhile to go for it then that's her choice

On September 15 2017 16:32 Rolltide wrote:
FYI just watched some of Dark's stream and he was playing Protoss! His MMR was 6000+. I thought it was Zest streaming and it said Dark by mistake. It was Dark.

On September 16 2017 21:44 GothGirlGames wrote:


Plenty, but they been fairly minor tournaments if remember correctly.
Also I think most of them had a losers bracket so it had maybe been possible Scarlett had picked Zerg if tournament live was on the line.

I enjoy see Zerg more then Protoss myself but knowledge is a wonderfull thing, mix it up is a great learning experience.
No reason why can't have two options to play when can do it on this high level.

Even if Scarlett would for argument sake play 100% Protoss 2018 it wouldn't mean Zerg has been put into the bin, she could develop new ideas during 2018 and bring Zerg back in full force 2019 and maybe do better then ever before.

In short I just think it really nice broading the range and we all better waiting on the results of it then making bold predictions of what it means.

On September 17 2017 14:09 Rolltide wrote:
All players practice as the others races some of the time for that insight and versatility. We were just talking about that. After Dark played as Protoss a while on stream he started practicing as Terran. Everybody does that!

This is not just about practicing at all. The Koreans are the experts in this and players in the old team house system are experts in one race and apply themselves toward one race only. Switching races is not common at all and Fango had to dig deep to just find a few examples and one of his examples was not a race switch at all. Gumiho went from no race(Random) to choosing a race and he has not switched since.

Switching races can be a sign of weakness. Firecake a French Zerg was the ultimate macro player in Hots. He was involved in some of the longest most epic games ever. When LOTV came out it hurt him as a player and in June 2016 he switched to Protoss, played in a couple of tournaments and then retired.

No it is not like learning a new programing language. We are talking about Starcraft at the absolute highest level.

You're still being absurd in your assertions here and if you must continue to ramble on about this could you at least take it to a different thread, please? Seriously, this got old several days ago.