EPT[GSL] Ro64 Day 2 - Page 160
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Artisan
United States336 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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NeoLearner
Belgium1847 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:12 G.s)NarutO wrote: did ensnare win vs suzy? They haven't played yet as far as I know | ||
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kirkybaby
Korea (South)781 Posts
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robertdinh
803 Posts
I hope sc2 gets to the point where you can clearly see the skill difference between someone like Morrow and someone like TLO, but right now with the nature of the game upsets can happen anytime. Even fruitdealer could get upset by davit in a bo3 with a few gimmick strats catching him off guard. | ||
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Hypatian
United States9 Posts
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UnholyRai
720 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:07 rel wrote: I won a 50$ local tournament.. so I'm a progamer by you're idiotic definition. Well so long as $50 is more then you earned doing anything else then yes you're technically a programmer as it's your main occupation  And btw it's your not you're (idiotic grammer). | ||
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Fa1nT
United States3423 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:12 Artisan wrote: I'm really interested in seeing who casts for Artosis and Tasteless while they are at blizzcon. I can't really think of any casters who is in korea. TLO, Jinro, Haypro, Idra or perhaps a return of superdanielman? Anyone got any guesses? TLO will be at blizzcon as well IdrA would be awesome xD | ||
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Asta
Germany3491 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:12 G.s)NarutO wrote: did ensnare win vs suzy? Suzy had technical difficulties so they planned to do the next match first. But then ChRh also had troubles so now they are doing ensnare vs suzy again. | ||
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SiegeMode
United States206 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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FuRong
New Zealand3089 Posts
So great to have PL to watch during the breaks~ | ||
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humblegar
Norway883 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:05 UnholyRai wrote: Professional means you earn money from your skill. If Tasteless received any money whatsoever from playing sc competitively, it means he was a progamer. If my wife made an invite tourney with a 100$ price with me, her, my daughter and my dog in it, does that make me a pro winning it? HD and Husky like to call everyone with 100+ APM a pro, but that is understandable, as they get more viewers casting a "pro" game. A fanboy want to call their hero a pro because it makes them feel better. But the real difference versus an amateur and a professional is being able to quit your dayjob. Look at Rosenborg here in Norway, they were amateurs all of them not many years ago, the difference for them was huge when they finally become pros. edit: you can of course beat a pro as an amateur, or play at a professional level. But you are not a pro. | ||
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kirkybaby
Korea (South)781 Posts
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NeoLearner
Belgium1847 Posts
And he will be playing Zerg, how awesome is that! If Idra also joins, we could have a BoxeR Vs Grack re  | ||
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rel
Guam3521 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:13 UnholyRai wrote: Well so long as $50 is more then you earned doing anything else then yes you're technically a programmer as it's your main occupation And btw it's your not you're (idiotic grammer). Man you guy's are so hostile, it's just the internet relax and enjoy some sc. | ||
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UnholyRai
720 Posts
On October 19 2010 20:14 humblegar wrote: If my wife made an invite tourney with a 100$ price with me, her, my daughter and my dog in it, does that make me a pro winning it? HD and Husky like to call everyone with 100+ APM a pro, but that is understandable, as they get more viewers casting a "pro" game. A fanboy want to call their hero a pro because it makes them feel better. But the real difference versus an amateur and a professional is being able to quit your dayjob. Look at Rosenborg here in Norway, they were amateurs all of them not many years ago, the difference for them was huge when they finally become pros. You're right, my original post was wrong It needs to be your main source of income to be considered professional. | ||
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SiegeMode
United States206 Posts
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robertdinh
803 Posts
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UnholyRai
720 Posts
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