EPTMy Life of Starcraft - Page 10
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d(O.o)a
Canada5066 Posts
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sLiniss
United States849 Posts
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ProoM
Lithuania1741 Posts
@question:What's the story behind your nick? | ||
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Ursad0n
United States523 Posts
@Question: Whenever i am trying something sneaky, like nukeing or proxyraxing or doing a tech hide, sometimes my heart beats hard in my chest, does this ever happen to you? @Question: After what amount of time playing low money did you reach the caliber of player thay can compete in things like WCG? @Question: please comment of my stream!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!? @Question: did you ever try to formulate a new build? If so, how did you get over the anger of losing so many games getting the timing down? @Question: You are both highly respected and widely recognized by some of americas best players, what advice would you give someone who would like to attain the same goals you once did that brought you where you are today? @ Question Would you be so kind as to invite a lesser known player (MEMEMEMEMEMEME) to a high level tourney just as a chance for me to see what it's like to be noticed in the starcraft community and also to see how high the skill level is and be able to analyze the replay to see what separates me from the pros? (in america and europe) | ||
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heynes
Germany201 Posts
 i just wanna know if he is still alive  @question: whos ur favorite korean pro gamer ? | ||
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Aravan
Poland36 Posts
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Swe_Daniel
Sweden25 Posts
@question: Did you have any more irl-friends that were as deep into Starcraft as you and your brother when you grew up, whom you could discuss strats etc. with? I'm asking because I only know 2 other peeps IRL who are pro enough to play SC (shoutout to DiggieXD and my brotha Danor). If you would have known more/less people back then, would anything be different now 12 years later? | ||
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CrushDog5
Canada207 Posts
@question: What is the best way to convince well-meaning parents that you are not throwing your life away playing video games. | ||
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Skeggaba
Korea (South)1556 Posts
@question here is my question Not really a question, but more like a request. I would love to see you incorporate a little of what Drone is doing in his articles - talk about early game-play and metagaming back then, to make a perspective on how competitive gaming has evolved. What strategies where popular during the first WCGs? do you have replays ? Anyways, thank you for a great 98 shows so far, hope there´s more to come! | ||
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CursOr
United States6335 Posts
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towerranger
Austria134 Posts
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cyclone25
Romania3344 Posts
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utaki
Canada42 Posts
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Lexpar
1813 Posts
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EZjijy
United States1039 Posts
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Cadrid
United States24 Posts
D10: @did you ever considered creating a place where people can donate money to you ? Just recently Day[9] created a PayPal account so that fans seeking to show their support with some financial how-do-you-do would be able to. The PayPal e-mail is: splott@hmc.edu @Question: When your love for StarCraft came to fruition, and you started spending hours-upon-hours playing, what was the reaction of your parent(s)? Was there a point where they realized there was more to your passion than just "playing a video game?" Lastly, have you ever beaten the pants off your mom in a match, and did she punish you for it? | ||
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RainmanMP
United States1698 Posts
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The-Dom
United States165 Posts
@question What did your parents feed to you and tasteless as children to allow you to develop into such tenacious beasts of starcraft? Also, what was the support of your parents like throughout your starcraft career? | ||
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Mios
United States686 Posts
Do you think this will segregate USA/EU/Asia too much resulting in less interesting international leagues/competitions? | ||
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deth
Australia1757 Posts
On April 13 2010 12:38 Mios wrote: @question: What do you think about the fact that Blizzard does not plan to allow players from different realms (USA, EU, Korea/Asia) to play against eachother in BNET 2.0? (Blizz making BNET connection mandatory to play aka no LAN mode suggests BNET is the only option, therefore there is no way for different realms to play eachother). Do you think this will segregate USA/EU/Asia too much resulting in less interesting international leagues/competitions? we already know that there will be the ability to change realms after release | ||
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