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On April 30 2011 05:55 Xapti wrote:
Great article. I agree with Idra that his reputation is over-blown. Idra should be known as more of a guy who says what is on his mind, not someone who is bad mannered or a crybaby (especially that).
Well I think he should be considered bad mannered... but not a crybaby or anything to that extent. The fact that he blatantly tells some opponents that they suck is bad mannered... and personally I find it very interesting so I am not saying it as an insult... but when people call him a crybaby, QQer or whatever else... I disagree with them.
At the same time I do understand that people have seen him getting frustrated, but many pros do that while getting less attention for it because they don't have a reputation for it.
As for the article... well done!
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I don't understand why he left korea to play in the nasl when there's plenty of people that live in korea that also play in the nasl. He could be doing both gsl and nasl at the same time.
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Oh my GOD !
What and incredibly awesome read of awesomeness. I have to admit that Greg might be looking like a bad-mannered kind of person in public, but he really has some personality, since he has no shame to say what he is thinking. I think that's something to be proud of.
Thanks for posting this 
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After reading the interview, my take on IdrA is a lot different... wow, after all that has happened to him before going to Korea, and while being in Korea, (I won't say anything, I won't spoil some one) I feel good for him, and I'm going to be an even bigger fan of him, he is amazing
IDRA FIGHTING!!
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I've been an IdrA fan since the BW days and this interview is one of the better ones lately. It's nice that he got a chance to talk about his reputation since it really is blown out of proportion. A lot of people who meet IdrA in person can tell that he is a chill and nice guy at times. It's just his gamer persona that he gets shit for. People can talk shit about IdrA all they want, but at least he can back it up by being a great player and one of the best Zerg players in the world. I didn't think about it too much, but it's true what he said about HD and Husky. Back in the early days, they would upload videos of IdrA losing and having IdrA bm the other player.
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This guy has the biggest personality out of anyone. The game would not be the same without him thats for sure. Great article and very well written!
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On April 30 2011 09:20 Attica wrote:
I don't understand why he left korea to play in the nasl when there's plenty of people that live in korea that also play in the nasl. He could be doing both gsl and nasl at the same time.
MLG, IEM, Dreamhack, IPL, etc.
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Honest and blunt, good article.
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Idra and TLO are so precious in the SC2 scene. Best wishes to these 2!
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I <3 idra
IDRA HWAITING!!!!
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At first he moved into the apartment of Nick 'Tasteless' Plott, an American StarCraft® commentator who had been commentating Pro League games. Within a week after that, Greg was set up in his own apartment .
Ouch.
Love all the random ass pictures of him staring off so deeply into the distance.
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Well done with the interview, It was very professional on all parts, thanks colbi
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Nice article, i didnt know he thought TLO was funny o.o,
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On April 30 2011 09:20 Attica wrote:
I don't understand why he left korea to play in the nasl when there's plenty of people that live in korea that also play in the nasl. He could be doing both gsl and nasl at the same time.
He said this in a previous interview, im paraphrasing, is that theres more chance to win money in small tourneys, than huge tourneys where the skill is really high. Basically he sees more growth in the foreign scene than korea. Im paraphrasing
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loved this article/interview, haha those pictures are pretty epic....how its all set up is so epic to xD oooo he loved the liquid guys...HuK anyone? xD
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On April 30 2011 10:59 anonmice wrote:Show nested quote +On April 30 2011 09:20 Attica wrote:
I don't understand why he left korea to play in the nasl when there's plenty of people that live in korea that also play in the nasl. He could be doing both gsl and nasl at the same time. He said this in a previous interview, im paraphrasing, is that theres more chance to win money in small tourneys, than huge tourneys where the skill is really high. Basically he sees more growth in the foreign scene than korea. Im paraphrasing
He sees more money outside of Korea. Not anything to do with growth, that's just assumption. I'm pretty sure he and any other realistic person would see there isn't much growth to eSports outside of Korea. It's already pretty big as it is, for what it is. But right now he can make more money where the competition isn't as difficult of course.
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On April 30 2011 09:59 Mailing wrote:Show nested quote +On April 30 2011 09:20 Attica wrote:
I don't understand why he left korea to play in the nasl when there's plenty of people that live in korea that also play in the nasl. He could be doing both gsl and nasl at the same time. MLG, IEM, Dreamhack, IPL, etc.
and he has already done the korea things for years and years already
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Germany25658 Posts
very nice interview, always like these
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Interesting articles and interesting pictures haha. Love this Idra guy 
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