IdrA bmed the crap out of Korean ladder, we all know that. When some dudes bm you in a language you don't really understand, it sure will leave a deep impression.

I remember the NASL application video for Ensnare on the topic of rivalries, "I want to play Idra. Him call me faggot, I don't forget".

EnSky

Philippines1003 Posts

July 02 2011 10:46 GMT

#43

I like Rain. He set a goal for himself and he's doing everything to achieve that goal. He's a man with a plan. Good luck to him!

Ruscour

5233 Posts

July 02 2011 10:49 GMT

#44

I wonder who he'll be living with? Somewhat strange that he's not going to a team with a house like Reign or EG, hopefully he's a strong addition to Fnatic anyway.

schben

Germany60 Posts

July 02 2011 11:03 GMT

#45

The interview gave me the feeling that he mainly wants to learn english and take care of his future after sc2.

T.O.P.

Hong Kong4685 Posts

July 02 2011 11:08 GMT

#46

On July 02 2011 13:21 canikizu wrote:

Show nested quote +

IdrA bmed the crap out of Korean ladder, we all know that. When some dudes bm you in a language you don't really understand, it sure will leave a deep impression.

Sounds like Rain knows some english, so he does understand.

ChickenLips

2912 Posts

July 02 2011 14:42 GMT

#47

I remember when IdrA played Rain on Scrap Station, Rain made some rather embarassing mistakes (letting mutas kill all his tanks) and after taking him apart IdrA commented in the stream chat:"This guy won 27k USD" and after he was asked"u jelly?" he said "i'm not jealous, just sad"

lunchforthesky

United Kingdom967 Posts

July 02 2011 14:54 GMT

#48

If you saw Rain in the NASL qualifiers you'd see that he's more than good enough to compete with the best foreigners.

Xeris

Iran17695 Posts

July 02 2011 15:03 GMT

#49

Rain's english is pretty good. <3 He's one of the nicest people ever.

Can't wait!

Bobster

Germany3075 Posts

July 02 2011 15:04 GMT

#50

Amazing hair.

I personally think it's really important for young people (i.e. early 20s) to travel abroad, meet new people and broaden their horizon. Best of luck, Rain. Enjoy your new life in New York and the new experiences interacting with people and SC2 players from other countries.

mantower

Sweden131 Posts

July 02 2011 15:12 GMT

#51

Awesome interview, thanks for the translation. I'm really looking forward to see what Rain can do in the foreign scene.

Skiba

Germany153 Posts

July 02 2011 15:42 GMT

#52

Thanks for the translation. is there a possibility to translate the FXOz interview of playxp ?

vnlegend

United States1389 Posts

July 02 2011 15:56 GMT

#53

Good ol' Idra, leaving his "impressions" on people all over the world.

vectorix108

United States4633 Posts

July 02 2011 16:10 GMT

#54

Gl to rain in the future! And thanks for translating Milkis.

Noocta

France12578 Posts

July 02 2011 16:22 GMT

#55

Sound like Rain want to find Idra and give him some refined cheese ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Termit

Sweden3466 Posts

July 02 2011 16:23 GMT

#56

Good job and gl to Rain! I hope to see him on TL if he isnt already on here. )

Nimic

Norway1360 Posts

July 02 2011 16:26 GMT

#57

I always liked Rain. It's a bit like Rainbow. They're both slumping a bit, though Rainbow obviously quite a bit more, but I can't help but like them. He also gets a bit + from me for going into the foreigner scene. I'm not sure how he'll do, actually. He's obviously a good player, but it remains to be seen if he's going to in any way "dominate". I expect he'll be up there.

Good luck Rain!

stafu

Australia1196 Posts

July 02 2011 17:28 GMT

#58

On July 02 2011 13:24 EthanAhn wrote:
thanks for translating
번역해주셔서 감사합니다. 영어권 분들이 재미있게 보셨으면 하네요.

Thank you for sharing your content with the foreign community, both from PlayXP and your YouTube account (http://www.youtube.com/user/JudahAhn). It's hugely appreciated! :D

Lord_J