this guy made a name for himself after i had already quit warcraft 3, but i had still heard of him nonetheless. it's amazing what he achieved only being able to use 3 control groups (? i believe) and very few hotkeys. i hope he passed away peacefully, with as little pain as possible.

RIP

AnomalySC2

United States2073 Posts

May 07 2013 18:08 GMT

#142

On May 08 2013 03:03 Zheryn wrote:
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.

He was always floating around the top 5 undeads in the world. If you were to watch just his gameplay you would never know he had such a tragic disease. RIP, you were an inspiration to everyone in the WC3 community.

Aeromi

France14462 Posts

May 07 2013 18:08 GMT

#143

I've never played WC3 but it's a sad news.

RaClaw

Turkey114 Posts

May 07 2013 18:13 GMT

#144

^I know there is no cure for me and I do not believe in miracles. I just want to play this game for fun by doing my best and become an undefeatable player and a strong son for my mom^ he says.

What a tough guy...R.I.P

IGotPlayguuu

Italy660 Posts

May 07 2013 18:13 GMT

#145

those games against moon... RIP Space

Grobyc

Canada18410 Posts

May 07 2013 18:13 GMT

#146

Didn't know anything about the WC3 scene, but this still really sucks. At least he lived the last few years of his life the way he wanted to.

RIP

Jinsho

United Kingdom3101 Posts

May 07 2013 18:14 GMT

#147

RIP bro. A true undead never gives up.

Garnet

Vietnam9050 Posts

May 07 2013 18:14 GMT

#148

From the article he seems like an awesome guy. R.I.P. Very sad news.

MurdockA

Argentina28 Posts

May 07 2013 18:14 GMT

#149

RIP.
The best Undead in Warcraft 3. Thanks for all your strats and to make me believe that Undead is still the best race of the game.

I will remember you!

EDIT: Here, a video of this awesome WC3 player.

Go)Space's skill video

Proseat

Germany5113 Posts

May 07 2013 18:15 GMT

#150

Cassandra ‏@followcassandra 1h
Picture I took of Go)Space, 2008. Was amazed someone who could
only move his eyes and fingers was top 5 UD. #WC3 #RIP
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Retweeted by Manuel "Grubby" Schenkhuizen
9:18 AM - 7 May 13 · Details

RIP

Cauldron

Finland125 Posts

May 07 2013 18:15 GMT

#151

Makes me so sad...

Watched a lot of his replays back in the day. He was one of my favourite undead players ever played the game.
Condolences to his family.
May Space rest in peace

Chimpalimp

United States1135 Posts

May 07 2013 18:18 GMT

#152

RIP Space, you were a dam good undead player and a highly motivated person.

ATiBright

59 Posts

May 07 2013 18:19 GMT

#153

One of the highlights of being a zotac cup admin was being able to host games for space and watch him play first hand as much as admins are supposed to be unbiased I couldn't help but always cheer for him. Such an inspirational player, he will be missed.

Romance_us

Seychelles1806 Posts

May 07 2013 18:20 GMT

#154

Heartbreaking. He was exceptional and will always be remembered as such.

R.I.P. brother

Zeon0

Austria2995 Posts

May 07 2013 18:22 GMT

#155

RIP

AnYvia

Bulgaria474 Posts

May 07 2013 18:22 GMT

#156

God, I dont know anything about this guy. I've never even heard of him. But everytime a progamer passes away I feel terrible...
RIP. Fuck this world.

uLysSeS1

Germany210 Posts

May 07 2013 18:25 GMT

#157

Shit, i always hoped this message wouldn't come. I regularly watched him play back in the days

What an inspiratational guy.. the only reason he "only" was like top 5 ud were some micro problems that obviously came from his disability. Otherwise his play was flawless.

ChairOnMattress

South Africa1 Post

May 07 2013 18:28 GMT

#158

this brought a tear to my eye... so so so sad
R.I.P

csikos27

United States135 Posts

May 07 2013 18:28 GMT

#159

Rip, very sad day...

Hermanoid

Sweden213 Posts

May 07 2013 18:29 GMT

#160

Never followed WC3 so this person is new to me, but I think if I had the same condition I wouldn't even be able to play chess. From what I read, it might be fair to say he did the impossible in being so skilled, strong and motivated in the disease's face.

RIP