EPTWhat happened to IM.Fenix?
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socommaster123
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larzurus
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darthfoley
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:05 larzurus wrote: I was actually just thinking the same thing myself a few weeks ago. I remember IM's coach was even hyping MVP/Nestea/Losira/Fenix as their "Four Horseman" who would travel to foreign tournaments and dominate the competition. Haven't heard anything of him either since. pretty sure i heard hes not in IM anymore but might be confusing him with Major | ||
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Fenneth
Australia354 Posts
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ZAiNs
United Kingdom6525 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:05 larzurus wrote: I was actually just thinking the same thing myself a few weeks ago. I remember IM's coach was even hyping MVP/Nestea/Losira/Fenix as their "Four Horseman" who would travel to foreign tournaments and dominate the competition. Haven't heard anything of him either since. By breaking up with Quantic it seems they lost their appetite for foreign tournaments. | ||
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Toads
Canada1795 Posts
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:10 ZAiNs wrote: By breaking up with Quantic it seems they lost their appetite for foreign tournaments. i wouldn't say that. MVP, Nestea and Losira all have gone to foreign tournaments this year. | ||
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larzurus
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Quakie
Norway725 Posts
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PassionsC
United States42 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:10 ZAiNs wrote: By breaking up with Quantic it seems they lost their appetite for foreign tournaments. what? Nestea was at IPL4. MVP was supposed to be there too but couldn't make it. | ||
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Forikorder
Canada8840 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:10 ZAiNs wrote: By breaking up with Quantic it seems they lost their appetite for foreign tournaments. more like they realised they didnt need Quantic to get to foreign events especially with there shiny new sponsor | ||
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Willba
United Kingdom209 Posts
Edit - Someone beat me to it. | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:16 PassionsC wrote: what? Nestea was at IPL4. MVP was supposed to be there too but couldn't make it. Yeah, Losira Mvp and Nestea also all went to the MLG Winter Arena, and + Show Spoiler + Nestea is going to Paris for the iron squid finals I don't think they are giving up foreign tournaments. | ||
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:18 Dodgin wrote: Yeah, Losira Mvp and Nestea also all went to the MLG Winter Arena, and + Show Spoiler + Nestea is going to Paris for the iron squid finals I don't think they are giving up foreign tournaments. I think he means they're all going to foreign tourneys as long as their trips are paid for. | ||
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Utinni
Canada1196 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:21 Canucklehead wrote: I think he means they're all going to foreign tourneys as long as their trips are paid for. He should say that then. They obviously like foreign tournies | ||
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socommaster123
United States578 Posts
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Cr7Terran
Peru15 Posts
he just won StarCraft II World Championship Series Perú Nationals he told me that he maybe will go back to korea soon http://sc2nationals.localstrike.net/peru_nationals-9 EDIT * fenix facebook website http://www.facebook.com/Fenix.sc2 | ||
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freidstadt
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KalWarkov
Germany4126 Posts
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LayZRR
Germany449 Posts
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Ruscour
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He was just at the Peru national thingies, wearing the team IM uniform. Hopefully he returns to Korea, I'd love to see it. Also happy 4k posts, me! | ||
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S2Lunar
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LemonyTang
United Kingdom428 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:28 Cr7Terran wrote: He left korea like 4-5 months ago because he was sick , now he is active again he just won StarCraft II World Championship Series Perú Nationals he told me that he maybe will go back to korea soon http://sc2nationals.localstrike.net/peru_nationals-9 EDIT * fenix facebook website http://www.facebook.com/Fenix.sc2 Awesome news! Fenix looked so sharp after a month in korea in the GSTL, I hope he goes back there soon. Here's a photo on his facebook from 10th April. So he is still very active in IM! awesome ![[image loading]](http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/562957_10150803675796908_141073471907_11935521_1973823117_n.jpg) | ||
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turdburgler
England6749 Posts
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RedMorning
Canada117 Posts
On April 16 2012 07:37 turdburgler wrote: he looks so happy to be there Frowns of joy. | ||
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TheLastTemplar
Iceland593 Posts
I think it was against rain or clide I cant remember though | ||
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PuercoPop
Peru277 Posts
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WArped
United Kingdom4845 Posts
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
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Kaoriyu
Canada276 Posts
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Fischbacher
Canada666 Posts
On November 30 2012 08:50 Kaoriyu wrote: Is fenix back in the IM house yet? Duno, but it's a good sign to see that he's still on IM. | ||
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
On November 30 2012 08:50 Kaoriyu wrote: Is fenix back in the IM house yet? It's quite possible that he's met up with them. He was wearing the new IM uniform that came out after he left Korea last year. I'm not really sure though because none of his facebook pictures, not even the IM page's photos actually show him with anyone from IM as of yet. | ||
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FeyverN
United States104 Posts
He's still on the Incredible Miracles roster, so maybe he is just practicing hardcore for an event, sort of like Polt before he won IPL3. | ||
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yokohama
United States1116 Posts
On November 30 2012 09:01 FeyverN wrote: If i can remember correctly, he was involved with a scam involving Incredible Miracles that had him under some heavy controversy. I don't know if that contributes to his hiatus but its pretty reasonable. He's still on the Incredible Miracles roster, so maybe he is just practicing hardcore for an event, sort of like Polt before he won IPL3. Stephano won IPL3. | ||
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FeyverN
United States104 Posts
I think it was this one, then. I only remember that people didn't expect Polt to return because he was someone who was forgotten from the GSL. | ||
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r1flEx
Belgium256 Posts
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monk
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Imzoo
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
On November 30 2012 09:01 FeyverN wrote: If i can remember correctly, he was involved with a scam involving Incredible Miracles that had him under some heavy controversy. I don't know if that contributes to his hiatus but its pretty reasonable. He's still on the Incredible Miracles roster, so maybe he is just practicing hardcore for an event, sort of like Polt before he won IPL3. Please don't say things like that unless you have a source. I'm a pretty avid follower of IM and all of their players and I don't remember any scam. Will you please explain what you are talking about? | ||
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Ettick
United States2434 Posts
On November 30 2012 08:46 Luepert wrote: He's been practicing a ton recently. At the WCG, he went through first in his group, going 4-1, notably defeating STParting! Wow that's really fucking awesome He better keep doing this well in the rest of the tournament then lol it would be so amazing if he got to the finals and I would probably run out into the street screaming "HELL YEAH" if he won it lol | ||
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Bibbit
Canada5377 Posts
On November 30 2012 09:27 Luepert wrote: Please don't say things like that unless you have a source. I'm a pretty avid follower of IM and all of their players and I don't remember any scam. Will you please explain what you are talking about? I'd guess it's the fnatic drama that I heard about a while back. I can't remember all the details so I'm not even gonna try for fear I get something wrong and speak unfairly. But TT1 was angry at Fenix for something when they were both on Fnatic. You could probably dig it up somewhere if you really care. Also huge thanks to Monk for giving some insight as to what's up with Fenix! | ||
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Nuzoybot
Netherlands52 Posts
El Comercio - WCG 2012 He looks to be doing well at the end of the video of the flag intro! | ||
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LightSpectra
United States1297 Posts
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kochanfe
Micronesia1338 Posts
On November 30 2012 09:59 LightSpectra wrote: He was injured and only practices a few hours a day anymore. Still apparently Code A/Code S level though. No. Not Code A or S level actually. He's alright though, could see him getting Ro8ish at WCG. | ||
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Ettick
United States2434 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:10 kochanfe wrote: No. Not Code A or S level actually. He's alright though, could see him getting Ro8ish at WCG. He has potential for code a at least seeing how little he's been practicing and how good he is | ||
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:10 kochanfe wrote: No. Not Code A or S level actually. He's alright though, could see him getting Ro8ish at WCG. Considering he is currently in the Ro8 at WCG, that's not a bad bet lol. | ||
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LightSpectra
United States1297 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:10 kochanfe wrote: No. Not Code A or S level actually. Considering the only games he's played in the last month included beating Parting (albeit in a Bo1) I don't know how you could definitively say that. | ||
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JKM
Denmark419 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:26 LightSpectra wrote: Considering the only games he's played in the last month included beating Parting (albeit in a Bo1) I don't know how you could definitively say that. He participated in BWC and went 0-4 against Illusion and 2-0 against Socke. Illussion isn't code A! Especially when nobody apparently saw how he won against Parting and on what map. | ||
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dNa
Germany591 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:35 JKM wrote: He participated in BWC and went 0-4 against Illusion and 2-0 against Socke. Illussion isn't code A! Especially when nobody apparently saw how he won against Parting and on what map. what does no one watching it have to do with that it happened? that seems like a stupid point to bring up to me. also i'm pretty sure Illusion would be code a level if he competed in GSL. That's all speculation though which does nothing to disprove the point at hand which says that "Fenix is still pretty good albeit only practicing arround 2 hours a day". | ||
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Medrea
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PiQLiQ
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Ruscour
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Wafflelisk
Canada1061 Posts
On November 30 2012 11:14 Medrea wrote: Didnt parting forfeit that match? No, I watched the match with my own eyes. He won the game. | ||
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Luepert
United States1933 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:35 JKM wrote: He participated in BWC and went 0-4 against Illusion and 2-0 against Socke. Illussion isn't code A! Especially when nobody apparently saw how he won against Parting and on what map. Well he did get kind of an unlucky draw. There was only 3 terrans in the whole event that he could potentially play, so he heavily focused his practice vs Zerg and Protoss, then he ended up playing 2/3 of his matches vs Terran. | ||
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SnipedSoul
Canada2158 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On November 30 2012 11:22 Ruscour wrote: From what I heard, PartinG went for a quick third nexus and nearly died from a SCV pull but then Fenix was too far ahead. No source, 99% sure it wasn't a forfeit. I missed the opening but there were bunkers in parting's natural so he took his 2nd base at his 3rd location at entombed he managed to clear out Fenix's forces but Fenix held the counterattack with like 3 or 4 bunkers. Fenix got 2-2 to just +1 armor of Parting. Parting went up to 3 base vs 3 base. Fenix went for a mid game scv pull timing attack with 2-2 and Parting didnt have enough to hold on. the game was played | ||
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
It's all about the potential, let's gauge someone's potential. This guy has potential, that guy has potential. If he practices enough and sets his mind to it; he has the potential to go far. He is definitely GSL material, look at all that potential. He has the potential to potentially achieve a potential notable tournament and potentially set himself apart from other foreign Terrans who may have potential too. Potentially. + Show Spoiler + Let him practice, play, participate in tournament and let's just see how well he does | ||
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herMan
Japan2053 Posts
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captainwaffles
United States1050 Posts
On November 30 2012 09:09 monk. wrote: I did an informal interview with him at WCS Grand Finals. We were just hanging out at the hotel, and I didn't have my camera on me. Basically, he started having wrist issues around February, so he could only practice 2 hours a day instead what everyone else at the IM house was doing, which was 10 hours a day. He didn't feel like he could keep up, so he went back to hims home country. IM has actually asked him to come back, but again, he didn't feel like he could compete. He see what he can do when HotS comes out and possible return back to full activity. Thanks a lot for clearing that up, I was so curious for the longest time, I follow him on twitter/facebook but I can't read spanish. | ||
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NoobSkills
United States1597 Posts
On November 30 2012 09:09 monk. wrote: I did an informal interview with him at WCS Grand Finals. We were just hanging out at the hotel, and I didn't have my camera on me. Basically, he started having wrist issues around February, so he could only practice 2 hours a day instead what everyone else at the IM house was doing, which was 10 hours a day. He didn't feel like he could keep up, so he went back to hims home country. IM has actually asked him to come back, but again, he didn't feel like he could compete. He see what he can do when HotS comes out and possible return back to full activity. That sucks about his wrist, but he really should be trying to get back to team IM if he can. I mean, how many foreigners get to sit on that team? Waiting on HOTS seems foolish he should be doing something for the wrist. | ||
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Aldehyde
Sweden939 Posts
On November 30 2012 23:01 NoobSkills wrote: That sucks about his wrist, but he really should be trying to get back to team IM if he can. I mean, how many foreigners get to sit on that team? Waiting on HOTS seems foolish he should be doing something for the wrist. He's probably trying to do something about his wrist, hence the not being in the IM house. Waiting on HotS to see if his wrist is well enough by then is foolish, how exactly? | ||
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NoobSkills
United States1597 Posts
On December 01 2012 00:36 Aldehyde wrote: He's probably trying to do something about his wrist, hence the not being in the IM house. Waiting on HotS to see if his wrist is well enough by then is foolish, how exactly? How many foreigners are on team IM? Will they let one back in when HOTS releases and one who hasn't played in months? This team seems to like him too. | ||
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Fischbacher
Canada666 Posts
On December 01 2012 00:50 NoobSkills wrote: How many foreigners are on team IM? Will they let one back in when HOTS releases and one who hasn't played in months? This team seems to like him too. He's the only foreigner on a Korean team, KeSPA or eSF (not counting FXO.eu and FXO.na). And IIRC the IM coach sees a lot of potential in Fenix. | ||
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JKM
Denmark419 Posts
On November 30 2012 10:46 dNa wrote: what does no one watching it have to do with that it happened? that seems like a stupid point to bring up to me. also i'm pretty sure Illusion would be code a level if he competed in GSL. That's all speculation though which does nothing to disprove the point at hand which says that "Fenix is still pretty good albeit only practicing arround 2 hours a day". Sorry that was a poor wording. What I meant was just that since nobody had actually watched the game, I'd be reluctant about taking too much meaning from it. It could just have been some form of marine scv allin - or that he played perfectly and delivered some asskicking to Parting. He does seem to be doing fairly well with just 2 hours of pracc a day, but how much would increasing it from 2 to 10 benefit him? Or how good would other players be with just 2 hours of pracc? It's useless asking those questions. | ||
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