EPT[Code S] RO32 Group G 2012 GSL Season 4 - Page 53
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JimmyHollow
United Kingdom249 Posts
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Jehct
New Zealand9115 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:26 rothsbury wrote: I think you're at Stage 2. Nestea's time has passed, but with time you'll come to accept it. Read my other posts; I'm totally content if he never wins another game. Other people telling him to retire and calling him washed up is the same shit that has really bothered prominent people in our community - even fucking Boxer. The fact that it goes ignored in the foremost foreign starcraft community is really, really sad. Most of the other people are doing the normal things as fans - being sad, worrying that his play has hit rock bottom, expessing their faith that he will return stronger. This was an outright attack. You wouldn't go tell a professional football player that they're washed up and it's time to retire in real life (at least not without expecting a fight); if we want this to be a place where fans and pros alike interact, the same standard has to be upheld. But sure, I'll meet your passive-aggression with outright aggession if you like: fuck your sad, bitter attitude, too. | ||
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playnice
Malaysia299 Posts
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Noc-
Finland850 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:27 Dodgin wrote: I guess we can officially say that Mvp has outlasted NesTea in sc2 even with his health problems. BTW: Feels weird, MVP is 8 years younger than NesTea. I always thought MVP was older than 21.  Still many years left compared to NesTea... | ||
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ThePlayer33
Australia2378 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:26 rothsbury wrote: I think you're at Stage 2. Nestea's time has passed, but with time you'll come to accept it. yes but what is the point of your post? its pretty offensive to the progamer. what you're saying is equivalent to combatex or Era's "ez ez out out" crap | ||
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Sp00ly
United Kingdom1546 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:29 playnice wrote: This feels like the season that marks the passing of the old guards(gods).. except Mvp All that's left is for DRG to fall too. | ||
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WerderBremen
Germany1070 Posts
 Currently I've got no season ticket, so i didn't watch the last couple of his games. Is he really struggling like horrible or were there games that he could have won?Nestea will fight back! | ||
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
I don't consider DRG part of the old guard, really. He was only prominent in the last 4 months of 2011. | ||
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WArped
United Kingdom4845 Posts
NOOOO! Don't even say it. He's still a relatively new champion. T_T | ||
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Embir
Poland567 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:26 rothsbury wrote: I think you're at Stage 2. Nestea's time has passed, but with time you'll come to accept it. Lol. Nicely played. | ||
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Flonomenalz
Nigeria3519 Posts
I just would hate to see ZergGod lose in Code A and fade away i.e. Fruitdealer. | ||
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liberate71
Australia10252 Posts
DRG is more new school than old school though. | ||
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Asha
United Kingdom38256 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:27 00Visor wrote: He was in Code A (last season for example), but always requalified immidiately for Code S, thus didnt miss a Code S season. I only consider players really "fallen to Code A" if they don't manage to requalify. Code A is like a big up&down tourney these days. Yeah, this is 100% how it should be. You are only Code A if you start a season there. Otherwise Code S is 8 players *shrug* | ||
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Qwerty85
Croatia5536 Posts
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InoyouS2
1005 Posts
DRG isn't an 'old guard', he only started being relevant during late 2011. I believe 'old guards' refers to the big three; Mvp/NesTea/MC | ||
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Incomplet
United Kingdom1419 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:22 Jehct wrote: I initially posted this as an edit, but I really don't want it to be missed/passed over as leaving things like this not-dealt-with is what drives prominent people from these forums. Yeah, fuck you. The moment you make hundreds of thousands of dollars doing something you love, and have experienced years of hard work leading you to be one of the absolute best at what you do, you can tell him it's time to retire. Until then, you can shut the fuck up and show some respect. This kind of shit shouldn't be welcome here. Dude, loosen up a little. Nestea has had accomplished a lot with 10 successive code S participations and 3 championships and I respect him for that. But it is no secret that he has been failing for a very long time now. And when you are playing for a living, and not bringing in the cash from it, there comes a point in time where a career change may be needed - this is only logical. With Nestea's stance and authority in the ESF during the whole KeSPA controversy and his general respected reputation among Koreans, there is no doubt he can gain some kind of managerial position in the E-Sports scene, or even as a coach. At the very least he could plan a major comeback when HOTS comes out. But as of right now we need to be realistic and acknowledge that at this rate, a progamer career isn't the best choice for him. | ||
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liberate71
Australia10252 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:31 WerderBremen wrote: Just tuned in so sad about Nestea Currently I've got no season ticket, so i didn't watch the last couple of his games. Is he really struggling like horrible or were there games that he could have won?Nestea will fight back! He got beaten worse than anyone so far this season | ||
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scr
Hungary1025 Posts
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Olli
Austria24420 Posts
Well, he's slumping already... But yeah, MC has fallen as well, Marineking almost did, Ryung, Genius, MMA... | ||
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Noc-
Finland850 Posts
On September 12 2012 21:31 WerderBremen wrote: Just tuned in so sad about Nestea Currently I've got no season ticket, so i didn't watch the last couple of his games. Is he really struggling like horrible or were there games that he could have won?Nestea will fight back! I think he just fell behind like every game, and everytime that was too much to recover from. | ||
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