To me Park Sang Ik is by far the coach with the best vision of how to make oGs one of the best know's teams or trademarks not only in Korea but more important internationaly to. Having a well known name and reputation internationaly goes a long way.

Ofcourse Park Sang Ik and Victor's vision on combining the two teams shows how well ahead of the curve they really are.
Something that they did is now being done by many teams, though it would be wrong to say it's excactly the same for Liquid did not wave money around making oGs and Liquid bond even the more unique.

Hope you guys do well in Code A.

pdd

Australia9933 Posts

November 06 2011 09:35 GMT

#22

Great interview. What are the odds of us getting more interviews with the other head coaches of other teams? I've been sad that Artosis stopped doing house tours

Waxangel

United States32927 Posts

November 06 2011 09:35 GMT

#23

On November 06 2011 18:35 pdd wrote:
Great interview. What are the odds of us getting more interviews with the other head coaches of other teams? I've been sad that Artosis stopped doing house tours

gotta save something for GSTL2, yo

OkStyX

Canada1199 Posts

November 06 2011 09:54 GMT

#24

Jinros a monster still :D i have faith

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uThermal

Netherlands165 Posts

November 06 2011 09:55 GMT

#25

who the hell is parting

Talin

Montenegro10532 Posts

November 06 2011 09:56 GMT

#26

oGs <3

I hope we can see Ret in Korea soonish, he seems much more ready for it now than he was when he just started playing.

laguu

Finland278 Posts

November 06 2011 10:20 GMT

#27

I've never been this excited about Code A. There's a ton of interesting players and we even got Khaldor! This will be a good season.

JustPassingBy

10776 Posts

November 06 2011 10:23 GMT

#28

very nice, but Icecream isn't as unexperienced as people might think. He participated in several tlopens and finished quite high. Even though this is nothing compared to sitting in a booth and knowing everybody is staring at you right now, being one amongst the very last players in a tournament is nothing new for him.

Brett

Australia3820 Posts

November 06 2011 10:52 GMT

#29

Nice, thanks guys!

MrCon

France29748 Posts

November 06 2011 10:54 GMT

#30

The code A balance is " starting to go back to normal" ? Currently we have 17P 10T 13Z from the qualifiers. I hope it is at least normal, and not starting to get normal.
Unless normal is 17 6 17 :D
Good writeup anyway

Hall0wed

United States8486 Posts

November 06 2011 11:27 GMT

#31

<3 TheWind

Grettin

42381 Posts

November 06 2011 12:19 GMT

#32

Thanks for the interivew Wax, TheWind is amazing.

oGs and Liquid are one family.

bittman

Australia8759 Posts

November 06 2011 12:54 GMT

#33

Oh!? oGs picked up ZENEXIceCream? When did that happen? He was a decent terran ZENEX member if I remember correctly, but like a lot of ZENEX members I expect that in a proper team he might do better. Looking forward to seeing if that indeed happens.

And as always, thanks for the writeup. I hope no games get missed this season? =D

TheBamf

Denmark366 Posts

November 06 2011 13:24 GMT

#34

Great interview and write up.

Lord_J

Kenya1085 Posts

November 06 2011 13:43 GMT

#35

Thanks for the preview.

However, I have to pick a bone with the characterization of TheSTC as a bigger challenge than anything Curious faced last season in Code A. With all due respect to Mr. Choi Yun Sik, recent losses to oGsJookTo and BboongBboongPrime cast some doubt on whether his ZvT win rate is indicative of his present skill in the matchup. On the other hand, aside from his loss to Curious last GSL FXO's Gumiho has not lost a series against Zerg since January, posting a 20-3 record in the matchup since then (his games with Curious aside), and even going 2-0 against Professor Tea at WCG.