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royal.cze
Canada287 Posts
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iamke55
United States2806 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:04 royal.cze wrote: so did cruncher do anything besides you know beating idra that one time in the tsl ? He's beaten plenty of players way better than Idra. | ||
AutomatonOmega
United States706 Posts
He never outgrew the 'bag of tricks' phase in his pro-gaming, and this is the end result. | ||
royal.cze
Canada287 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:05 iamke55 wrote: He's beaten plenty of players way better than Idra. So Crunchers been beating Koreans ? I must have missed it. | ||
kusto
Russian Federation823 Posts
There is no real contribution here, just Idras swarm creeping all over the place. Good luck to Cruncher. It was a fun experience for him, i bet. But it's time to move on in life. | ||
Underoath
Peru113 Posts
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monXikk
Poland742 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:04 royal.cze wrote: so did cruncher do anything besides you know beating idra that one time in the tsl ? nah, he had some success making to the pool play at MLG, he probably beat some notable players here and there but basically thats it. Too bad for CoL, they lost their second best player. Gl to Abdulaziz. | ||
Asha
United Kingdom38255 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:04 royal.cze wrote: so did cruncher do anything besides you know beating idra that one time in the tsl ? Made the MLG championship bracket every time he attended, mid-tabled NASL, won some NA cups. Cruncher never set the world on fire with his performances, but behind Kiwi and TT1 he was definitely one of the best Protoss in NA. This thread is fucking depressing me with how BM some people are about what's basically the retiment of a pretty strong NA player :/ | ||
iamke55
United States2806 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:08 royal.cze wrote: So Crunchers been beating Koreans ? I must have missed it. Yeah you never really hear about it because in any tournament where you beat Koreans, the field is so tough that you just lose to another Korean and don't finish in the top 3. | ||
turdburgler
England6749 Posts
On October 05 2011 02:21 Mohdoo wrote: I think it has more to do with the fact that any reasonable person would choose their college education over pro-gaming. A college graduate studying anything meaningful will have more financial security than 99.9% of pro-gamers. Not to mention its a reliable and easy to manage lifestyle. if you are good enough at a game to play it for money, you have to take the shot. college will wait for you | ||
royal.cze
Canada287 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:11 monXikk wrote: nah, he had some success making to the pool play at MLG, he probably beat some notable players here and there but basically thats it. Too bad for CoL, they lost their second best player. Gl to Abdulaziz. Good call I remember that he did make it out of open play at one MLG right ? and went fairly deep in the loser championship bracket ? | ||
AnalThermometer
Vatican City State334 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:06 AutomatonOmega wrote: The whole thing comes down to Cruncher having relied on playing abusively and turtling up on 3 bases in a sim city while waiting for 3/3/3 200/200 and steamrolling. If he'd explored the game and put in the work to be legitimately good like Hasu he'd still be in the scene and still thriving. He never outgrew the 'bag of tricks' phase in his pro-gaming, and this is the end result. Out of interest, could one of the Idra's fans explain to me what ISN'T classified as abusive play or relying on a bag of tricks? It seems if Cruncher 4gates, 6 gates, builds a Void Ray etc. that's abusive play which won't last long. Yet at the same time if you play extremely safe and turtle while building up your army that's also labelled as abusive play and some kind of trick. I AM CONFUSE. | ||
SolidMustard
France1515 Posts
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uSnAmplified
United States1029 Posts
Can't say i was a fan of his play but gl in the future. | ||
SySLeif
United States123 Posts
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phisku
Belgium864 Posts
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Horse...falcon
United States1851 Posts
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Mohdoo
United States15690 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:40 SySLeif wrote: It happens, I'm glad he's making sure he is getting the most out of school though. You can't play SC2 for the rest of your life. Yeah and its pretty impressive what he's done so far while being in school. His entire career up to this point has been while being a full-time student. He's probably just getting into the higher level, more difficult classes which take considerably more time. People seem to forget he was never the kind of person who put his whole life into SC2 or something. It was a hobby for him. Just because he made it as far and farther in tournaments than full-time pros, doesn't mean he was a full-time pro ![]() | ||
windsupernova
Mexico5280 Posts
On October 05 2011 03:08 royal.cze wrote: So Crunchers been beating Koreans ? I must have missed it. He beat Boxer at MLG when Boxer ended up in 3rd place. | ||
GenoZStriker
United States2914 Posts
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