@question: I love the enthusiastic, high-energy vibe you give off during your casts. How are you able to do this consistently? Do you "prep" yourself, or is it a bi-product of doing what you love?

Also, how should first-time RTS players go about maximizing the effectiveness of their practice time? (if they wish to jump into the competitive scene) What kinds of things should beginners like them be focusing on?

Snowster

United States78 Posts

April 11 2010 04:38 GMT

#142

@question: What's Hua up to these days? Am I going to be able to play any of his kung fu cooking games any time soon?

merlyna

United States28 Posts

April 11 2010 04:42 GMT

#143

@question: My question is, is there going to be any way to download your casts as VODs, for us people with really crap internet that cannot watch the stream?

+1 Yes please!

goswser

United States3548 Posts

April 11 2010 04:42 GMT

#144

@question: what is the unluckiest you have ever been in a game, where everything that could possibly go wrong went wrong?

Xtal

Haiti385 Posts

April 11 2010 05:28 GMT

#145

On April 11 2010 05:22 Wr3k wrote:
@question Do you actually use eHarmony? Or is it too hard to find people who get along with your family?

FUCKIN LOL

Apexplayer

United States406 Posts

April 11 2010 05:30 GMT

#146

@question: Do you know how much I love you?

Kerotan

England2111 Posts

April 11 2010 07:25 GMT

#147

This one was the best I could do, but I feel I have to ask a question for such a great event.

@question: Are you ever disappointed that foreign Starcraft players have never achieved even half the glory and fame of their Korean counterparts? Or do you enjoy the freedom to play Starcraft competitively, but not having it as your job?

WorkersOfTheWorld

United States619 Posts

April 11 2010 08:34 GMT

#148

@question: What is the routine of a gamer and e-personality such as yourself? Do you get out to exercise on a regular basis?

Note: If this sounds insulting, it's not meant to be. I'm a writer, part-time personal trainer, and hardcore gamer, but I often find that regular exercise bumps me off some of the more competetive scenes (can't really go for all-night binges on a regular basis or i'm bound to miss a run or a session at the gym). Sometimes I slip a little, but i'm always curious to hear how people try to strike a healthy balance.

jindo29

United States29 Posts

April 11 2010 09:06 GMT

#149

@question: What is love?

Daudr

Sweden275 Posts

April 11 2010 11:08 GMT

#150

@question: How does it feel to play your brother in the first round of the HDH Invitational?

NightOne

Canada215 Posts

April 11 2010 11:50 GMT

#151

@question In an order of 1 to 5, what are your top 5 priorities in life, with 1 being the most important and 5 being the least, is starcraft close to the top of the list or are there more things to life?

Taco-Mental

United States84 Posts

April 11 2010 13:21 GMT

#152

@Question: Have you ever taken the Myers Briggs Personality Test and if so what is your personality typing.

intp ftw

Bosu

United States3247 Posts

April 11 2010 15:37 GMT

#153

@question: How has StarCraft influenced the work you are doing in graduate school?

Kurt_Russell

Canada147 Posts

April 11 2010 17:05 GMT

#154

On April 11 2010 18:06 jindo29 wrote:
@question: What is love?

Baby don't hurt me!

Zeri

United States773 Posts

April 12 2010 02:13 GMT

#155

Looking forward to it Day9!

Kezzer

United States1268 Posts

April 12 2010 02:44 GMT

#156

@question: Do you think you could show us your room/computer set up? I am really curious what else is in that room besides your door and the Diablo 3 poster!

Zad1337

United States22 Posts

April 12 2010 02:50 GMT

#157

How do you juggle school, gf, sc2, and commentary?

Deleted User 31060

3788 Posts

April 12 2010 02:54 GMT

#158

@question: How has the transition from being a top player to providing analysis been? What are things you like about it, and what do you miss? Do you plan on playing SC2 at the highest level of competition? Finally, if SC2 were to become a significant e-sport with size and funding similar to Korea and SC1, would you consider spending the "rest of your life" as a professional broadcaster, player, or coach?

I hope that's not too long. It all seems pretty coherent to me.

thezergk

United States492 Posts

April 12 2010 03:05 GMT

#159

@question: What is it like being an Internet demigod? Also what advice can you give on convincing your mom to let you practice Starcraft throughout the day?