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torm3ntin

Brazil2534 Posts

May 06 2012 17:05 GMT

#101

No fellow terrans left

Alpino

Brazil4390 Posts

May 06 2012 17:48 GMT

#102

On May 07 2012 02:05 torm3ntin wrote:
No fellow terrans left

No fellow terrans left

. It is harder to play terran from Brazilian ping. (fucks up T micro harder than other races), this is the reason I switched to Zerg when laddering.

torm3ntin

Brazil2534 Posts

May 06 2012 17:56 GMT

#103

On May 07 2012 02:48 Alpino wrote:

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No fellow terrans left

. It is harder to play terran from Brazilian ping. (fucks up T micro harder than other races), this is the reason I switched to Zerg when laddering.

gratz for making further than other terrans :D

KingDime

Canada750 Posts

May 06 2012 18:36 GMT

#104

It just blows my mind that you don't understand QXC at all. He is a player that loves to throw in timings that aren't necessarily standard and can be very deadly due to his knowledge. I've never met a player quite like him and he's insanely good for doing full time school. Only played him a few times, but even though I got smashed it allowed me to fix up holes in my early game defense. So of course he'll be doing a lot of stuff that may not correspond with GSL. Didn't stop him from taking many games off top Koreans when he was in Korea.

Played Tunico a few times, glad to see him doing well.

Vento7

Brazil45 Posts

May 06 2012 21:11 GMT

#105

Just to clarify things a bit, there's no player in Brazil that lives of SC2. All the guys either study or work. Atop of that, SC has never been a big thing in Brazil, but even with a small community, there were some good BW players.
But SC2 is growing, and from 'absolute no support', there is now a 'little bit' of it, nothing close to NA, EU or Asia.

If you'd ask 3 months ago who were the best players from Brazil, the answer would probably be ReasoN (Z) and Lamp (T), but Potiguar and Tunico are not bad representatives by any means.