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On December 08 2013 09:20 StarStruck wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:15 ssxsilver wrote:
I think the most amazing thing about this win for Jaedong was when you think back to how bad he was when he first started. There's no way I could imagine him being a serious threat when I recall his form during T8 days. Really happy for Jaedong, I hope Scarlett stays full-time in the scene. Her progression has been just as impressive. i don't know about that, he's constantly showed us that he can get over the hurdles and new hurdles that present themselves. Whether it be the lessons learned from zvp to zvt or showing more patience and not throwing away all his shit. He's come along way and is one of the most improved players of the year. If I were to give him any award. It would be that and keep in mind, I'd still give him my most improved player of the year award regardless of winning this event.
Hm, I suppose a win certainly did feel inevitable. I guess I was more pointing out how far he's come along. In any case, I agree with him being the most improved player.
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On December 08 2013 09:21 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:15 TaishiCi wrote:
JD looked great, should be very happy for himself.
Not the most impressive tournament, but he seemed to be getting closer to his BW level.
Looking more and more like Flash will never catch up.
Military is getting closer and closer though, Korea needs a new dominant player.
Not even EG can buy JD's way out of service. In before EG conquers South Korea to get Jaedong out of his mandatory military service. General Geoff, Admiral Anna, and Smooth-talking Suppy DeMusliM IdrA got it covered: " Apologize for being that race."
Just saying, he won't be around for much of LoTV, if at all.
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On December 08 2013 09:24 Tamagoshi wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:20 StarStruck wrote:On December 08 2013 09:15 ssxsilver wrote:
I think the most amazing thing about this win for Jaedong was when you think back to how bad he was when he first started. There's no way I could imagine him being a serious threat when I recall his form during T8 days. Really happy for Jaedong, I hope Scarlett stays full-time in the scene. Her progression has been just as impressive. i don't know about that, he's constantly showed us that he can get over the hurdles and new hurdles that present themselves. Whether it be the lessons learned from zvp to zvt or showing more patience and not throwing away all his shit. He's come along way and is one of the most improved players of the year. If I were to give him any award. It would be that. He was really bad in WCS AM season 1, but I agree with what you said! How many times people said "lol Jaedong's time is already over, from now he will only fall"? I count IEM Shanghai, DH Bucharest, S3 finals, and recently DH Winter. But he always came back stronger and defeated top players. I am so glad he got a 1st place. JD ftw
oh i remember lol. the thing about jaedong is his perseverance and like I said, I'd give him that reward regardless of where he finished in this event because the way he comes back from his flaws is quite impressive from event to event.
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On December 08 2013 09:15 ssxsilver wrote:
I think the most amazing thing about this win for Jaedong was when you think back to how bad he was when he first started. There's no way I could imagine him being a serious threat when I recall his form during T8 days. Really happy for Jaedong, I hope Scarlett stays full-time in the scene. Her progression has been just as impressive.
Agreed, at the start of 2012 they weren't even potential threats, the second half of 2012 had Scarlett doing well in WCS and JD somehow becoming an ace match master in PL, but neither were in contention for top Zerg. When HotS came around they both improved even more, and now near the end of 2013 they're both great Zergs. Scarlett didn't win a premier tournament yet, but just the fact that she's now 43-38 since August against mostly decent Koreans (7-7 Bomber, 3-0 Life, 2-0 Maru) shows she has it in her to compete with the best of them (JD is 46-37 in the same period).
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On December 08 2013 09:27 deacon.frost wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:25 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On December 08 2013 09:20 deacon.frost wrote:
Don't be so mad about interviews and fast ending. I think they just ran out of time because the delay :[ Honestly, I don't think that's an excuse. Given the number of times this tournament screwed up, they could have at least had some closure and closed professionally. Not only should the winner have his/ her moment in the spotlight, but there was also the hype around the fact that either "finally a foreigner" or "finally Jaedong" would win; either player winning should have called for huge recognition, arguably moreso than, say, Innovation or Life winning "yet again" (not to take anything away from them). But it was an ending suitable for Asus ROG, I suppose. Don't get me wrong! I'm not saying it was a good ending. It was one of the worst endings they could deliver! But I prefer to remember the better things and these "miss-steps" rather to forget  Because I hope that they will learn their mistakes and get better prepared for the next one ^^
You kids and your silver linings  Fair enough.
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Well, atleast a foreign team will win a foreign teamleauge lol.
And TIL rainbow sheep make me angry
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better late than never! jaedong finally gets gold! i wish jaedong would challenge flash in an interview or something to wake flash up. so they destroy each other in 2014.
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Korea all kill! ㅈㅈ wp foreigners
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On December 08 2013 09:28 TaishiCi wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:21 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On December 08 2013 09:15 TaishiCi wrote:
JD looked great, should be very happy for himself.
Not the most impressive tournament, but he seemed to be getting closer to his BW level.
Looking more and more like Flash will never catch up.
Military is getting closer and closer though, Korea needs a new dominant player.
Not even EG can buy JD's way out of service. In before EG conquers South Korea to get Jaedong out of his mandatory military service. General Geoff, Admiral Anna, and Smooth-talking Suppy DeMusliM IdrA got it covered: " Apologize for being that race." Just saying, he won't be around for much of LoTV, if at all.
What about AIMAG? Doesn't winning that do something about military service or was that just an unsubstantiated rumor?
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Yay JD finally got a championship! Very happy for him
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Just started to watch the JD vs Inno vods and I think Anoss should not be allowed to observe/cast a game again until he fixed his shit. He drops multiple times at every single tournament...
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On December 08 2013 09:34 Musicus wrote:
Just started to watch the JD vs Inno vods and I think Anoss should not be allowed to observe/cast a game again until he fixed his shit. He drops multiple times at every single tournament...
Atleast Emil fixed his stuff.
Hurray for Emil
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Yes dongdongdong finally! Grats <3
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On December 08 2013 09:31 Zealously wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:28 TaishiCi wrote:On December 08 2013 09:21 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On December 08 2013 09:15 TaishiCi wrote:
JD looked great, should be very happy for himself.
Not the most impressive tournament, but he seemed to be getting closer to his BW level.
Looking more and more like Flash will never catch up.
Military is getting closer and closer though, Korea needs a new dominant player.
Not even EG can buy JD's way out of service. In before EG conquers South Korea to get Jaedong out of his mandatory military service. General Geoff, Admiral Anna, and Smooth-talking Suppy DeMusliM IdrA got it covered: " Apologize for being that race." Just saying, he won't be around for much of LoTV, if at all. What about AIMAG? Doesn't winning that do something about military service or was that just an unsubstantiated rumor?
Maybe he can buy his way out of service with dat EG money
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Fuck about timeeeeee. Haven't played/watched SC in ages but JD will always be my boy.
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On December 08 2013 09:35 NovaMB wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:34 Musicus wrote:
Just started to watch the JD vs Inno vods and I think Anoss should not be allowed to observe/cast a game again until he fixed his shit. He drops multiple times at every single tournament... Atleast Emil fixed his stuff. Hurray for Emil
Yeah Emil was the same lol, glad he fixed it!
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On December 08 2013 09:36 Neemi wrote:Show nested quote +On December 08 2013 09:31 Zealously wrote:On December 08 2013 09:28 TaishiCi wrote:On December 08 2013 09:21 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On December 08 2013 09:15 TaishiCi wrote:
JD looked great, should be very happy for himself.
Not the most impressive tournament, but he seemed to be getting closer to his BW level.
Looking more and more like Flash will never catch up.
Military is getting closer and closer though, Korea needs a new dominant player.
Not even EG can buy JD's way out of service. In before EG conquers South Korea to get Jaedong out of his mandatory military service. General Geoff, Admiral Anna, and Smooth-talking Suppy DeMusliM IdrA got it covered: " Apologize for being that race." Just saying, he won't be around for much of LoTV, if at all. What about AIMAG? Doesn't winning that do something about military service or was that just an unsubstantiated rumor? Maybe he can buy his way out of service with dat EG money
If he doesn't live in South Korea, how can they force him to do military service? I know Israel (as my step family are israeli) have a system where if you technically don't live in the country anymore you can't be forced to do the service. EG could just move him out of Korea if they wanted to avoid it
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Batisterio-PiB
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That was the only time i saw scarlett lose and didnt feel sad!
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