TL Interviews MorroW! - Page 5
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sleepingdog
Austria6145 Posts
On August 28 2010 00:40 vnlegend wrote: TLO is probably being overhyped. He's a creative player with great micro but those kind of players get crushed by more solid standard macro players in BW. TLO's days will come where his style no longer surprises his opponents. I strongly disagree - I think the only thing TLO has not is something you can learn: mechanic macro; he has this intuitivity of always making a move that his opponent won't expect; like the very hard push vs white ra in the second game; I'm sure no other terran (including morrow) would've done that, because TLO wasn't in a good position; nevertheless he sensed that he could catch even white ra off-guard right here, right now; this is something you can't really learn... | ||
Epsilon8
Canada173 Posts
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crappen
Norway1546 Posts
On August 28 2010 02:40 sleepingdog wrote: I strongly disagree - I think the only thing TLO has not is something you can learn: mechanic macro; he has this intuitivity of always making a move that his opponent won't expect; like the very hard push vs white ra in the second game; I'm sure no other terran (including morrow) would've done that, because TLO wasn't in a good position; nevertheless he sensed that he could catch even white ra off-guard right here, right now; this is something you can't really learn... I think you are right. TLO has something nice, he just needs a bit time to get his solidness up. I cant wait to see how good he will be in a month or two. | ||
SHr3DD3r
Pakistan2137 Posts
I love his straight forwardness. | ||
s.a.y
Croatia3840 Posts
On August 28 2010 02:42 Epsilon8 wrote: Awesome interview. He wasn't being condescending. Particularly because he pointed it out. I think Morrow took the place of TLO in my heart for now. He just made apparent that TLO's mechanics are lacking. yes, but at the same time he noted his micro is inferior to one TLO has. | ||
_SkY
United States50 Posts
He seems like a very quiet guy, but putting myself in his shoes, I would start to become a little more vocal with my thoughts too if I wasn't getting the credit that I deserved. I think we can all agree that he faced the toughest road (in terms of the caliber of players that he defeated to win the tournament) to win at IEM, and he deserves his championship. I know that I would want my accomplishments (remember that he is the #1 rated StarCraft 2 player in the world according to the Gosu rankings due to his many, many wins) to be noted as well, because of my painstaking dedication and my skills. It would be really frustrating to win a championship and have many people try to validate his win by claiming that it was all due to imbalance. I really like his attitude! I liked that he was able to admit that there was a TvZ imbalance and that he claimed that he hope that it gets fixed, really as a way to separate the men from the boys - you can't blame him for having the confidence to want to be able to prove that he is one of the best so that more people will give him the credit that he deserves. Best of luck in the future MorroW, and I hope that your wishes come true so that you can show the world how talented you really are and receive the credit that you feel you deserve! EDIT: I think that it would be interesting to interview IdrA next, to not only talk about himself and his career and such, but to also reflect on IEM and some of the things that MorroW said in this interview. | ||
Entropic
Canada2837 Posts
On August 28 2010 04:35 _SkY wrote: EDIT: I think that it would be interesting to interview IdrA next, to not only talk about himself and his career and such, but to also reflect on IEM and some of the things that MorroW said in this interview. lol, that would just be Idra-Morrow TSL2 Drama 2.0 | ||
Deindar
United States302 Posts
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Gorguts
Canada254 Posts
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ccdnl
United States611 Posts
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Ginchan
Belgium55 Posts
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grobo
Japan6199 Posts
Looking forward to see more from him in the upccoming tournaments. | ||
drift0ut
United Kingdom691 Posts
On August 28 2010 08:33 Ginchan wrote: Nice interview, answered all questions directly and a little arrogance doesn't hurt, it just makes it more interesting and honest i really think a little arrogance can hurt. modesty isn't always fake. If you're really into something, even if you are the best, you appreciate the aspects of it that other people have mastered better then you, and you are learning that part of it from them. i felt he came across as petulant, i prefer the honestly modest pros. | ||
7mk
Germany10157 Posts
On August 28 2010 09:01 drift0ut wrote: i really think a little arrogance can hurt. modesty isn't always fake. If you're really into something, even if you are the best, you appreciate the aspects of it that other people have mastered better then you, and you are learning that part of it from them. i felt he came across as petulant, i prefer the honestly modest pros. didn't hurt idra or nony | ||
NuKedUFirst
Canada3139 Posts
On August 27 2010 18:25 GGDaverave wrote: he allmosts looks comfortable with the woman :o! Apparently you haven't seen the other IEM pictures:p I think that IdrA should have won if Morrow doesn't "cheese" but regardless it was an exciting game, glad Morrow won | ||
EnvoYofAiuR
Netherlands71 Posts
![]() OMFg Hot chick =D | ||
john0507
164 Posts
Btw , People don't seem to remember that TLO isn't actually "A Terran Player" , or at least he hasn't been playing terran for that long , so it's not odd that Morrow didn't mention TLO as one of the best terrans. I do strongly believe that TLO will be one of the best (if not THE BEST) Terran player in the future (if he sticks to Terran as his race) as soon he gets his Terran plays more and more solid , which shouldnt' be too long into the future , he just needs a little time. | ||
TriniMasta
United States1323 Posts
![]() LOL that guy is jealous! xD | ||
yoshinori
United States34 Posts
Hope for more epic matches like the ones against Dimaga! | ||
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