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On July 20 2010 04:49 ckw wrote:Ratio wise Canada has a lot more better players then the US I feel but there isn't as much support which is really sad for me. -HuK  + Show Spoiler +Just joking HuK, I love you :-). Honestly, keep it up, you're doing great and next to TLO you are my favorite player. It's so cool to see foreigners in general do so good instead of watching Koreans all the time. Keep dominating man, gl gl.
As much as I dislike HuK's play, etc. He is right and wrong
Canada isn't exactly a booming eSports country, We Canadians don't get much support as far as games go.
US has alot more people = alot more players = alot more *better* players.
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On July 20 2010 04:44 Darkalbino wrote:
isnt that the guy that 4gates every MU?
lol jk
nice interview....
Did you watch his recent game in the Day[9] tournament v.s TLO? He did damn well and these were 30 minute + games. He isn't just a cheese toss, his macro game is pretty impressive as well as his late game skills in general.
And everyone who hates on his style, and then turns around and hails to WhiteRa is just sad. Again, he is definitely evolving.
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I wonder if he is from the good Vancouver side or from the evil eastern side!
Anyway, good interview... interesting stuff. GL Huk!
I really do hope e-sports gets a boost in NA... SC2 is very fun to watch, but just difficult to get into mainstream people's minds. However, once they start watching, they won't stop!
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On July 20 2010 04:50 Torture wrote:
HuK really impressed me in the first games of the Day9 tourney. Rocked TLO in the first game, second game was INSANE and he played really well.
An all-in 5 gate was INSANE? I call that stupid.
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On July 20 2010 04:54 One.two wrote:
I wonder if he is from the good Vancouver side or from the evil eastern side!
Anyway, good interview... interesting stuff. GL Huk!
I really do hope e-sports gets a boost in NA... SC2 is very fun to watch, but just difficult to get into mainstream people's minds. However, once they start watching, they won't stop!
He is from Ontario ;]
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On July 20 2010 04:55 NuKedUFirst wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 04:54 One.two wrote:
I wonder if he is from the good Vancouver side or from the evil eastern side!
Anyway, good interview... interesting stuff. GL Huk!
I really do hope e-sports gets a boost in NA... SC2 is very fun to watch, but just difficult to get into mainstream people's minds. However, once they start watching, they won't stop! He is from Ontario ;]
DAMN! I mean... good...
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On July 20 2010 04:50 Torture wrote:
HuK really impressed me in the first games of the Day9 tourney. Rocked TLO in the first game, second game was INSANE and he played really well.
I'm sorry both players played like idiots that match. I was expecting much better out of both of them. It was a definite yawn fest.
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On July 20 2010 04:49 nam nam wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 04:47 SpavaM wrote:On July 20 2010 04:44 Chronopolis wrote:
Go ladderToss! Hahaha On July 20 2010 04:44 Corvi wrote:
the skill cap is just too low. This. Even with the lower skill cap, I doubt anyone outside of Asia can compete with Asians... Time will tell... First you are saying the skill cap is too low and then that no one will be able to compete with Asians. It doesn't compute.
do u know what "even though" means?
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On July 20 2010 04:49 nam nam wrote:
First you are saying the skill cap is too low and then that no one will be able to compete with Asians. It doesn't compute.
Why does it "not compute", the lower skill cap means that the difference between a great player and a very good one will be more subtle, and about the other part... Asians have sick training regimes and determination, and I said that time will tell, not that there is something carved in stone (spelling?).
Anyway, best of luck to HuK
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interviewer failed to ask him why his name is huk and his age and shit.
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i wish him all the best, we need creative P players.
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On July 20 2010 05:00 CharlieMurphy wrote:
interviewer failed to ask him why his name is huk and his age and shit.
Chris Loranger age 20, liquipedia has decent info, no?
On July 20 2010 05:01 s.a.y wrote:
i wish him all the best, we need creative P players.
Yeah, not someone who goes 4 gate every game 
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On July 20 2010 04:50 Torture wrote:
HuK really impressed me in the first games of the Day9 tourney. Rocked TLO in the first game, second game was INSANE and he played really well.
You think it's impressive to cut probes and 5 WG all in on blistering sands? It is the easiest build to execute in the entire game by far. If you surprise your opponent you win. Otherwise you will be at even footing and only have to worry about not getting EMP on your entire army.
As far as Huk go yeah I agree with the statement that he plays an overly aggressive style with pretty clunky transitions. In all the games vs TLO his relied on doing alot of damage or contain his oponent for ages. When that didn't work out he simply lost in the long run.
His skill in terms of macro or micro isn't bad but the builds he's choosing to use are not taking advantage of them and so that's why I think people dismiss him as a gimicky player. Once we see some more streamlined PvT builds (and hopefully new maps) I'm guessing every protoss including Huk will add some variation to their play.
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Nice interview and even sexier pic n_n
On July 20 2010 04:44 Corvi wrote:
i doubt there will be a boxer of sc2. the skill cap is just too low.
Really? Theres a defined skill cap already?!?! Are you sure you dont mean theres a lower learning curve? Theres a vast difference...
A skill cap insinuates that there is only so good that a player can get.
A lower learning curve (as opposed to bw) just means that its easier to pick up, it has nothing to do with the skill cap.
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On July 20 2010 04:44 Corvi wrote:
i doubt there will be a boxer of sc2. the skill cap is just too low.
This skill cap is more like a mental cap, cause it's all in your head (not in a rude way, such as to call you a retard). The game is brand new. Do you remember how much skill it took to be "great" at SC1 when it first hit shelves? Probably not, but it certainly didn't require much skill. Sounds like a boring game, right?
Then, mystically, out of the fog of several years' time came the development of great tips and tricks and new things to control or counter! As people expanded their minds, they expanded their own pretended skill cap!
Same thing happens in all games, it'll happen here. A "Boxer", if it must be called that, could be born several years just as was wont to happen for Brood War.
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On July 20 2010 04:54 Skee wrote:Show nested quote +On July 20 2010 04:50 Torture wrote:
HuK really impressed me in the first games of the Day9 tourney. Rocked TLO in the first game, second game was INSANE and he played really well. An all-in 5 gate was INSANE? I call that stupid.
I was calling the second game INSANE which didn't have an all-in 5 gate. Let me break it down for you.
"Rocked TLO in the first game": 5 Gate was the first game.
"INSANE": Battlecruiser game....HuK lost but that game was batshit insane.
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On July 20 2010 05:01 s.a.y wrote:
i wish him all the best, we need creative P players.
Just wait till nony starts playing again.
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Does the dude even know who Lim Yo Hwan is?
Jk haha :D.
I hope this dude continues to conquer nerds souls around the worldddddd!
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I think this thread got mixed up with the "push a player down and try to kick him before he gets back up" thread, if the comments are any clue...
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