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On April 26 2007 09:12 HonestTea wrote:
Perfect. Plays low-econ, high-econ, plays orthodox, plays funky, plays Mozart, plays Run-DMC. Micro, macro, strategy, management, fundamentals, and balls the size of Brazil. He plays Zerg the way the Xel'Naga intended - like a ball of mercury.
Perfect. Plays low-econ, high-econ, plays orthodox, plays funky, plays Mozart, plays Run-DMC. Micro, macro, strategy, management, fundamentals, and balls the size of Brazil. He plays Zerg the way the Xel'Naga intended - like a ball of mercury.
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All those predictions before the game are just cheap talk. Sometimes as you prepare for a game, you get a feeling that transcends the statistics. It doesn't happen often, but this time I felt it. When I saw Jungwoo in his seat after game four, I knew he was going to win it all.
These were not ordinary games today. Down 0-2, I felt oddly calm. Maybe I'm just saying this because we won in the end (laughs). Instead of giving him any special advice, I just told him to talk with the other players about builds. There was no anxiety, or thoughts of defeat. I believed in Jungwoo.
These were not ordinary games today. Down 0-2, I felt oddly calm. Maybe I'm just saying this because we won in the end (laughs). Instead of giving him any special advice, I just told him to talk with the other players about builds. There was no anxiety, or thoughts of defeat. I believed in Jungwoo.
