I remember reading his interview for the first time many years ago after watching many of his games and that was when i first learnt of his condition. I was shocked that a person with a condition like that could play WC3 at such a high level and literally made me drop my jaw while watching his games. Very inspiring attitude.

Amazing player, even more amazing fighting spirit.

RIP

Nipkis

Finland3 Posts

May 07 2013 17:44 GMT

#124

RIP

Nouar

France3270 Posts

May 07 2013 17:46 GMT

#125

A player I highly respect. I was very proud to admin him in numerous games, he never complained and always was there on time, being humble, respectful, and showing us such great games.

Now you're finally free. You will not be forgotten, and you made all of us respect you. Your family is most assuredly very proud of you. Rest in Peace.

fleeze

Germany895 Posts

May 07 2013 17:46 GMT

#126

sad. i always liked his play back with Go.
though it was to be expected since he revealed his disease. it's even more amazing how good he really was. playing at his lvl without hotkeys and still this crazy ghoul micro.
RIP Space

Weavel

Finland9224 Posts

May 07 2013 17:46 GMT

#127

Damn I was just thinking how he is doing nowdays. RIP

BlueFlames

Germany1756 Posts

May 07 2013 17:49 GMT

#128

RIP
A truly inspirational person. I am sad now.

Arksun

Croatia6 Posts

May 07 2013 17:49 GMT

#129

He was amazing UD player... The way he was able to micro his units without any control groups was astonishing. Sad to see him go. RIP Space, you will be remembered.

Negatiive

Canada207 Posts

May 07 2013 17:49 GMT

#130

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Rainling

United States456 Posts

May 07 2013 17:50 GMT

#131

Sounds like an incredible person. Rest in peace.

Advocado

Denmark994 Posts

May 07 2013 17:53 GMT

#132

RIP Park.

Ghostcom

Denmark4783 Posts

May 07 2013 17:54 GMT

#133

I am still amazed by how well he not only physically was able to play despite his disease, but also how well he apparently mentally coped with it. I am in awe of his attitude. Go)Space will hopefully not be forgotten. Respect! RIP.

Kaiwa

Netherlands2209 Posts

May 07 2013 17:55 GMT

#134

omfg. RIP.

Ryka

United Kingdom254 Posts

May 07 2013 17:57 GMT

#135

Always used to watch his replays (and those of Lucifer, TeD etc) when trying to learn undead, he was a really sick player.

Only found out about his illness later on, nothing but respect for Space, RIP.

Dekker

Germany169 Posts

May 07 2013 17:57 GMT

#136

Sad. As former WC3 Player I knew him for quite some time. His parents supported him with everything because they knew he was never going to get as happy as he was back then. And he was a really good player. Considering his situation make it even more awesome.

RIP

Grubby

Netherlands318 Posts

May 07 2013 18:00 GMT

#137

Rest in peace, brave warrior.

rtem

Finland54 Posts

May 07 2013 18:03 GMT

#138

Both sad and inspiring. RIP

Zheryn

Sweden3653 Posts

May 07 2013 18:03 GMT

#139

How good was he? I didn't follow wc3, but I feel it must be harder to play with a muscle disorder. Always sad when young people die.

Wintex

Norway16849 Posts

May 07 2013 18:05 GMT

#140

Rest in peace, best wishes to the family. He achieved greatness in something even if he was ill, and I want to thank him for showing great games to fans of the game. He didn't give up.