EPT[Int] DongRaeGu - Message from Korea #1 - Page 3
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Thank you so much <3 | ||
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Cosmos
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On May 03 2011 02:07 Colourz wrote: Good to know about some of the other non-gsl players, is there anywhere I can view some of the old streams? Pro gamers asked Xeph to not release the VODs of the stream because they fear to be analyzed by other pro gamers, so no VOD available and xeph seems to be away since A LONG TIME so no more live streams like that :'( I loved to watch TheStC, guineapig, MC, ... | ||
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Zinjil
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On May 03 2011 02:27 mikyaJ wrote: It says #1, as in the first edition. Also, Koreans don't stream nearly as much, if at all afaik. And HayPro is from Iraq O.o? Haypro is swedish. | ||
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mmdmmd
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On May 03 2011 01:51 b_unnies wrote: ![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/disciple/MFK/article_banner2a.jpg) Banner by disciple. Q. You mentioned you were far from becoming pros in BW. What do you think is the biggest difference between being a SC1 and SC2 progamer. It's too difficult and challenging to become a pro in BW because all the teams are run by big companies so it's more closed. In SC2, because the ladder system shows rankings it promotes people to challenge themselves more and makes it a bit easier to become well known. Because of big company/closed system? Yeah right, we all know the true answer is: Others were better than me. | ||
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iNbluE
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On May 03 2011 01:59 Liquid`HayprO wrote: very nice interview Hahaha indeed  | ||
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Cenja
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On May 03 2011 02:57 mmdmmd wrote: Because of big company/closed system? Yeah right, we all know the true answer is: Others were better than me. I think he has a point, it's easier to get your name out there with the bnet ladder that everyone is playing on. | ||
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yann
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Ganjamaster
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Keep it up EDIT: What happened to Xeph´s stream, it used to show a lot of DongRaeGu´s awesome games! | ||
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happyft
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Fighter
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Just something to think about.. | ||
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unbaal
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Thx alot TL! | ||
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Armathai
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Only statement that seems kind of absurd is Q. You mentioned you were far from becoming pros in BW. What do you think is the biggest difference between being a SC1 and SC2 progamer. It's too difficult and challenging to become a pro in BW because all the teams are run by big companies so it's more closed. In SC2, because the ladder system shows rankings it promotes people to challenge themselves more and makes it a bit easier to become well known. Amateur BW players in Korea have Courage as a direct way to display their talents, it might be too difficult and challenging to compete with everyone else trying though.. | ||
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