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Arcanne
United States1519 Posts
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DystopiaX
United States16236 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:09 AutomatonOmega wrote: Lol fucking right. Idra said once the balance swung out of Protoss' favor, Cruncher would make a quiet exit, and here it is. <3 Quitting for school and quitting cause you're not good anymore are 2 separate things... | ||
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Deleted User 108965
1096 Posts
gahhh arcanne beat me | ||
windsupernova
Mexico5280 Posts
He quit because of school not because he ¨wasn´t riding the P OP wave¨ or whatever you guys want to believe. He made it pretty far through the open pools at MLG last 2 or 3 MLGs. Kid is good, deal with it | ||
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LetoAtreides82
United States1188 Posts
On October 04 2011 09:59 wichenks wrote: Looks like CrunCher is taking a break from professional Starcraft 2, in order to focus on school. The post on the complexity website makes it seem as if he is leaving the team in January! Best of luck to him! He definitely made a splash on the scene. Read the post here: http://www.complexitygaming.com/news/3173/ Unless he's got a good chance of getting a masters degree and a high paying career extra schooling is a waste. Good luck to him but I think he might be making a mistake. | ||
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ReaperX
Hong Kong1758 Posts
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babblingduk
Canada79 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:09 AutomatonOmega wrote: Lol fucking right. Idra said once the balance swung out of Protoss' favor, Cruncher would make a quiet exit, and here it is. <3 Wouldnt say its out of their favor...its just less in their favor. Honestly, he was a pretty decent and he could've only gotten better. But i guess now there is one less person for idra drama (even though its a guilty pleasure lol) GOOD LUCK in the future, CrunCher! | ||
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Cuiu
Germany410 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:11 DystopiaX wrote: Quitting for school and quitting cause you're not good anymore are 2 separate things... actually its the same when he would have won mlg or would be in code s i bet he will not quit. it is a smart decision to quit when you realize that you are not good enough. and that deserves respect. | ||
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
Good luck CrunCher  | ||
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hipsterHobbit
United States218 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:02 MrMotionPicture wrote: What a shame! Cruncher is pretty darn good. What is going to happen with him and NASL? I bet he's already played all of his games for the league, they'll just cast them in a month like nothing happened. | ||
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Spray
United States402 Posts
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wichenks
Canada153 Posts
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windsupernova
Mexico5280 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:14 LetoAtreides82 wrote: Unless he's got a good chance of getting a masters degree and a high paying career extra schooling is a waste. Good luck to him but I think he might be making a mistake. ?_? He is 19... or unless you mean that going to college is a waste which well I will have to disagree. | ||
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Boony
Australia87 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:14 LetoAtreides82 wrote: Unless he's got a good chance of getting a masters degree and a high paying career extra schooling is a waste. Good luck to him but I think he might be making a mistake. Because that is the only reason to get an education, right? No one would actually want to learn something or get a degree enabling them to get a job/life style that they enjoy. No, we all want to get as much money as we possible can. | ||
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Petrina
United States178 Posts
actually its the same when he would have won mlg or would be in code s i bet he will not quit. it is a smart decision to quit when you realize that you are not good enough. and that deserves respect. Where are you guys getting all this from? He is simply concentrating on school. That is all the article says. Plus it does not say anywhere he might not come back. Not good enough? He made it in pool play from the open bracket in the last MLG. By your standards most of the GSL Code A players should just quit because they are not good enough to get in Code S... | ||
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Deleted User 183001
2939 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:14 LetoAtreides82 wrote: Unless he's got a good chance of getting a masters degree and a high paying career extra schooling is a waste. Good luck to him but I think he might be making a mistake. Because being able to make a reliable living for a lifetime is a mistake. Wait.. No, I think Cruncher has his priorities straight. | ||
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ffz
United States490 Posts
On October 04 2011 10:14 LetoAtreides82 wrote: Unless he's got a good chance of getting a masters degree and a high paying career extra schooling is a waste. Good luck to him but I think he might be making a mistake. Kids with masters degree are struggling to find a job now. Gonna need some doctorate to get a nice job. | ||
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KillerSOS
United States4207 Posts
but good luck with school and all that | ||
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eNtitY~
United States1293 Posts
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Badfatpanda
United States9719 Posts
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