More Korea, less starcraft related question:

What is it like living in Korea?
What are the people like?
How expensive is it to live there?
What types of things do you do?
What is your favourite Korean food so far? Any recommendations?
Do you prefer to the west?

Any answers to those questions would be much appreciated

Rainmaker5

United States1027 Posts

July 06 2010 07:17 GMT

#202

On July 06 2010 14:59 rauk wrote:
what'd your CJ coach say when he saw your results from OSL prelims compared to what he said when he heard you'd lost to nony in TSL?

pl0x

Umbrella

Taiwan936 Posts

July 06 2010 07:26 GMT

#203

How do you feel about each race (BW and SC2)?

What made you switch races from Terran to Zerg?

Luvz

Norway356 Posts

July 06 2010 07:33 GMT

#204

On July 06 2010 16:17 Rainmaker5 wrote:

Show nested quote +

pl0x

yes please...

Lumire

United States607 Posts

July 06 2010 07:42 GMT

#205

Dear Idra, do u like the way blizzard is going with sc2 (not including Bnet) and see it as a viable replacement for BW as a successful esports game?

Doriboi

United States181 Posts

July 06 2010 07:42 GMT

#206

Idra,

#1- Many people look up to you and admire your game play. Then there is the group of people who think you could be the Antichrist of e-Sports. Do you recognize and acknowledge this stigma that has been placed upon you and will you change in order to represent the community and bring a bigger role of e-Sports to America?

#2- How do you forsee your team CJ and the other Korean teams transitioning to Starcraft 2? Will Flash, Effort, Jaedong continue to earn the accolades they have gained from Brood War or will we see a new group of players rise during this early period of the game?

#3- Apart from a possible representation of the USA at WCG, what do you think you can do more to represent America and e-Sports in America?

Thanks for your time.

Corwintt

Bulgaria85 Posts

July 06 2010 07:44 GMT

#207

As a progamer, how do you feel about BW/SC2? Is it more like a job now? Do you have fun playing?
I mean not the tournaments, where I guess the adrenalin is up, but the casual daily stuff?

Ownos

United States2147 Posts

July 06 2010 07:47 GMT

#208

Do he even speak Korean over there? Or does everyone just speaks English? How much Kimchi do you eat a day?

kar1181

United Kingdom515 Posts

July 06 2010 07:48 GMT

#209

What was your reaction when you found out you made tossgirl cry? And similarly how does it feel when some of the Koreans get nationalistic with Korean vs foreign matchups (particularly when they lose). For example tossgirl seemingly more upset to lose to a foreigner than actually lose itself.

hifriend

China7935 Posts

July 06 2010 07:53 GMT

#210

Why do you have a problem with "europeans"?

brandonc

United States72 Posts

July 06 2010 08:01 GMT

#211

Idra, since you went to Korea and became an SC pro basically right out of high school, what do you think you would be doing now if you never had SC, and do you have any other skills/interest besides gaming (ex: fan of Literature, painting, math, biology)?

Do you think you would of ended up being just "another guy" at a community college not really knowing what they want to do? (like I was for my first two years)

chrisolo

Germany2614 Posts

July 06 2010 08:07 GMT

#212

IdrA, what is the best thing you have experienced so far in korea?

fams

Canada731 Posts

July 06 2010 08:10 GMT

#213

Do you fear that one day you will be forgotten, and that no one will ever remember the name IdrA, and the impact you've made on the E-Sports scene?

alfybet

United States57 Posts

July 06 2010 08:12 GMT

#214

Idra, what is the biggest thing that you and Artosis disagree about in SC2?

Tachion

Canada8573 Posts

July 06 2010 08:12 GMT

#215

There's a bomb on a bus. Once the bus goes 50 mph, the bomb is armed. If it drops below 50, it blows up. What do you do?

LittLeD

Sweden7973 Posts

July 06 2010 08:17 GMT

#216

How important is Micro in SC2? And compared to SC:BW?

What is your experience with playing Warcraft 3?

VTArlock

United States1763 Posts

July 06 2010 08:22 GMT

#217

Have you tried using starcraft as a pickup line yet? If so, which sc:bw or sc2? (Which worked better?)

Deadlyhazard

United States1177 Posts

July 06 2010 08:52 GMT

#218

Do you ever encounter xenophobic behavior in South Korea?

Rainmaker5

United States1027 Posts

July 06 2010 09:00 GMT

#219

Given that eye contact is made at the same time, at what point does it change from catching some masturbating to them catching you watching.

pR0gR4m3R

Spain1446 Posts

July 06 2010 09:10 GMT

#220

Greg, since you are learning Korean, are your teammates more "open" to socialize with you?? Who´s your "best friend" in Team A??

What´s CJ Entus position about making into Sc2??