Still, let's look at the bright side of things, it is great that he is keeping in touch with the scene.
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Denar
France1633 Posts
Still, let's look at the bright side of things, it is great that he is keeping in touch with the scene. | ||
monk
United States8476 Posts
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TheDougler
Canada8301 Posts
Okay, excuse me for my WC3 noobishness. Whereabouts in relation to Moon, Grubby and Lyn would you put him in terms of skill at WC3? Edit: Oh, as strategy coach. That's kind of cool. | ||
BX3Crimson
Norway6 Posts
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Denar
France1633 Posts
On June 06 2012 00:46 TheDougler wrote: Wow! That's fantastic stuff! Okay, excuse me for my WC3 noobishness. Whereabouts in relation to Moon, Grubby and Lyn would you put him in terms of skill at WC3? He was a very different case. Grubby and Moon have been dominating (with some ups and downs) for the whole existence of the W3 scene (or most of it). Creolophus was a young player who decided to take a year of break from studies (kinda like Stephano), got hired by the huge team 4K who also had Grubby and ToD. And during this year, he rose to the absolute top, being able to beat everyone constitently at the end of the year, making a good performance at the ESWC just before he stopped. However, as he didn't have his major win, and had to stop after the year was over, he went to the WCG anyway, after having stopped playing for about 3 months, there he owned everyon and ultimately beat Sky to win the event. That was a pretty legendary run, given how beasty Sky was at the time. | ||
monk
United States8476 Posts
On June 06 2012 00:51 Denar wrote: He was a very different case. Grubby and Moon have been dominating (with some ups and downs) for the whole existence of the W3 scene (or most of it). Creolophus was a young player who decided to take a year of break from studies (kinda like Stephano), got hired by the huge team 4K who also had Grubby and ToD. And during this year, he rose to the absolute top, being able to beat everyone constitently at the end of the year, making a good performance at the ESWC just before he stopped. However, as he didn't have his major win, and had to stop after the year was over, he went to the WCG anyway, after having stopped playing for about 3 months, there he owned everyon and ultimately beat Sky to win the event. That was a pretty legendary run, given how beasty Sky was at the time. He got 2nd at ESWC, which was pretty much the 2nd biggest tournament of the year, after WCG. I also remember Creo for never losing to Grubby after he joined 4k, going something like 5-0 in match scores in tournaments. He is also similar to Stephano in this way. Oh and he + Grubby were an undefeated 2v2 team, with him playing NE and Grubby playing random. | ||
GrapeApe
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StreetWise
United States594 Posts
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GrapeApe
1053 Posts
On June 06 2012 00:59 StreetWise wrote: Good to see another WC3 pro back in the scene. I realize its in a different capacity than a player, but perhaps he will try that hat on as well. Here is to hoping. Dude, are you streetwise from WC3? EDIT: lol, probably not the same one, but I use to play with a guy who used that tag. | ||
Lyter
United Kingdom2145 Posts
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Pusekatten
Norway234 Posts
On June 06 2012 00:46 TheDougler wrote: Wow! That's fantastic stuff! Okay, excuse me for my WC3 noobishness. Whereabouts in relation to Moon, Grubby and Lyn would you put him in terms of skill at WC3? Edit: Oh, as strategy coach. That's kind of cool. Head to head with grubby most of the time if I remember correctly. | ||
bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
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Oktyabr
Singapore2234 Posts
On June 06 2012 01:01 Pusekatten wrote: Head to head with grubby most of the time if I remember correctly. To be fair, he only started beasting up after his transfer to 4K. His run in 2007 was insane; he essentially stopped Sky from completing a hat trick in WCG WC3 gold. Not to mention he beat Soju in Blizzcon just a couple of months before. | ||
LittLeD
Sweden7973 Posts
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Twimp
Norway16 Posts
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Talanthalos
Germany153 Posts
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Pusekatten
Norway234 Posts
On June 06 2012 01:03 Oktyabr wrote: To be fair, he only started beasting up after his transfer to 4K. His run in 2007 was insane; he essentially stopped Sky from completing a hat trick in WCG WC3 gold. Not to mention he beat Soju in Blizzcon just a couple of months before. Im not 100% sure, but I heard someone say that Creo had actualy quit playing WC3 when he competed in blizzcon, and only started practicing again a week before the WCG qualifiers, after a 2months break or something. Is this true, or just a rumor? | ||
sureup
Norway28 Posts
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Talanthalos
Germany153 Posts
On June 06 2012 01:15 Pusekatten wrote: Im not 100% sure, but I heard someone say that Creo had actualy quit playing WC3 when he competed in blizzcon, and only started practicing again a week before the WCG qualifiers, after a 2months break or something. Is this true, or just a rumor? that is actually true | ||
Ajaco92
Norway152 Posts
On June 06 2012 01:08 Talanthalos wrote: So that means, that Creo will win the next WCG, right? Obivously | ||
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