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ComusLoM

Norway3547 Posts

April 10 2010 14:45 GMT

#121

Yeah amazing article.

TheTeamLiquidTiger

United States627 Posts

April 10 2010 19:51 GMT

#122

all of these old veteran gamers sacrficed so much for starcraft
same goes for boxer, nada, iloveoov

pubbanana

United States3063 Posts

April 10 2010 21:09 GMT

#123

On April 11 2010 04:51 TheTeamLiquidTiger wrote:
all of these old veteran gamers sacrficed so much for starcraft
same goes for boxer, nada, iloveoov

Yep.

This new generation doesn't realize how fortunate they are. Boxer has said repeatedly that they don't realize that all of these institutions and team dynamics which are currently in place didn't exist when he first started and that they're extremely lucky.

Jack_Acer75

United States95 Posts

April 30 2010 05:25 GMT

#124

No kidding, we are constantly reaping the benefits of not just the great game but the great players who made the game beyond great, more to the legend it is now. I mean hell, are there any other countries that could claim to have almost their entire population (if not THE entire population) follow one sport, one game so closely? And not only that, but to have players constantly trying to find ways to make themselves faster, to be better, to find new strategies. I honestly believe that if it wasn't for all the progamers and all the fans, we would not even be playing the SC2 beta now. We probably wouldn't even have hope of a SC2... Storm Zerg was who inspired me to give Zerg another chance, I always just foolishly though that since they were the cheaper units they were therefore the weaker race. Now, I love Zerg, and would be hard pressed to choose any other race. (tried it once, unfortunately marines don't burrow, haha)

Loved the article, I am now saving this if I ever need an inspirational read. I can only hope that the love of the game continues into SC2, but if it doesn't, I can't help but think people will keep the SCBW tradition alive and kicking as long as the old battle.net continues to work. Still, I am loving SC2, and I can't wait to see some amazing matches in it as well!

josemb40

Peru611 Posts

April 30 2010 19:02 GMT

#125

wow, loved it, very nice story!

HeadhunteR

Argentina1258 Posts

July 04 2010 05:55 GMT

#126

+ Show Spoiler +

Ace winning 4 times and achieving 10 wins is a good reason?

flamewheel

FREEAGLELAND26782 Posts

July 04 2010 06:09 GMT

#127

Amazing bump.
Go YellOw!

You have a new fan.

r3z3nd3

Brazil522 Posts

July 05 2010 03:23 GMT

#128

HONG JIN HO Fighting!

Man, he is amazing O.O

And this article does him justice =D

Thanks for the writing.

No_eL

Chile1438 Posts

July 06 2010 04:30 GMT

#129

nice bump, Jin Ho deserve it!!

Caladbolg

2855 Posts

June 15 2011 18:08 GMT

#130

The love story comes to a close.

Now that he's retired I think it would be apt to bump this. People need to know the Storm Zerg and how he was just as important as The Emperor for e-sports in South Korea. The Zerg with the greatest legacy, in my opinion (JD will likely go down as the best Zerg of all time, but greatness is not measured just by gold, but by blood, sweat, and tears, and no one spilled more than Hong Jin Ho).

EDIT: This was the first FE I read and the inspiration for all my dedication, passion, and love for BW.

aDd3z

Germany885 Posts

June 15 2011 18:11 GMT

#131

very nice article....havent read this before but its definetly worth checking out

Alejandrisha

United States6565 Posts

June 15 2011 18:18 GMT

#132

Beautifully written! I got chills when I read "I was not.... I was just a zerg."

djbhINDI

United States372 Posts

June 15 2011 19:14 GMT

#133

will not deny...I got chills reading this. God, he's retiring. this sucks.

intotheheart

Canada33091 Posts

June 15 2011 19:50 GMT

#134

It's hard to believe that he's finally gone... Now that I think about it, BW's just dropping like flies. Soon, Reach and AnyTime will retire and that'll be it for me. t__t