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On June 20 2012 05:54 Ghostcom wrote:
NADA <3 It has been an absolute joy following you since your early steps in BW - thank you!
EDIT: Please don't derail this into a conscription debate. I beg you...
Yeah I'm gonna stop right here.
It's kinda relevant to the news though, as he had to retire because of conscription, not because he wanted to.
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What dream is he talking about? Another dream, or is he simply saying he's retiring for now, because of military service? But if he were to be just on "hold" with his progamer career, he probably wouldn't announce his retirement, right? Or maybe he wants us to know that the job he will be doing in the military won't allow him to play starcraft as theSTC did?
Or maybe he's simply announcing his retirement as an apology to let people know that he missed the event because of those mentioned issues?
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On June 20 2012 05:43 Demorase wrote:Show nested quote +On June 20 2012 05:42 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:39 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:38 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:05 Demorase wrote:
I feel bad for koreans, they have such a retarded military service system. Wanna build a career as anything? well too bad you have to waste 2 years of your life doing nothing and when you get back you can't compete anymore. Holy shit. Get a grip and get a clue. Mandatory military service is absolutely necessary when you have NKorea and a country with a relatively small population. There's nothing retarded about their system, in fact it's insanely practical and smart. It doesn't mess up your career and there's opportunities to join ACE and still compete while you are in the military. I'm sure Koreans don't think the same way as you do, it's probably somewhat of an honor (not sure) to serve your country and fulfill your duty. There is a ton of flexibility when it comes to entering the military for these gamers, NaDa could have done it a while back but he chose other opportunities such as school and SC2. I'm sad that NaDa is retiring on a foreign team, and one that he never even played for ;_; Good bye NaDa, I hope we see you on ACE leading the SC2 team  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_South_KoreaI don't think so. You linked a wiki article and made a statement that has no meaning. I'm confused. "South Korea currently has among the longest military service periods in the world, ranked behind Israel and Singapore. In recent years, there has been pressure from the public demanding either a shortening of the term or a switch to voluntary military service."
South Korea also has an enemy with one of the worlds biggest Armys who they are still legally at war with. If they went to a volunteer military it would cost a lot more for the same combat power. If Nada had good english and does well on test he could become a KATUSA. This offers a better living conditons and what not.
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On June 20 2012 05:58 norjoncal wrote:Show nested quote +On June 20 2012 05:43 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:42 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:39 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:38 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:05 Demorase wrote:
I feel bad for koreans, they have such a retarded military service system. Wanna build a career as anything? well too bad you have to waste 2 years of your life doing nothing and when you get back you can't compete anymore. Holy shit. Get a grip and get a clue. Mandatory military service is absolutely necessary when you have NKorea and a country with a relatively small population. There's nothing retarded about their system, in fact it's insanely practical and smart. It doesn't mess up your career and there's opportunities to join ACE and still compete while you are in the military. I'm sure Koreans don't think the same way as you do, it's probably somewhat of an honor (not sure) to serve your country and fulfill your duty. There is a ton of flexibility when it comes to entering the military for these gamers, NaDa could have done it a while back but he chose other opportunities such as school and SC2. I'm sad that NaDa is retiring on a foreign team, and one that he never even played for ;_; Good bye NaDa, I hope we see you on ACE leading the SC2 team http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_South_KoreaI don't think so. You linked a wiki article and made a statement that has no meaning. I'm confused. "South Korea currently has among the longest military service periods in the world, ranked behind Israel and Singapore. In recent years, there has been pressure from the public demanding either a shortening of the term or a switch to voluntary military service." South Korea also has an enemy with one of the worlds biggest Armys who they are still legally at war with. If they went to a volunteer military it would cost a lot more for the same combat power. If Nada had good english and does well on test he could become a KATUSA. This offers a better living conditons and what not.
Would he be able to play starcraft in KATUSA?
Hm damn I was thinking nada's non-oral english skills might be better than his speaking, but from wiki it says they need to be fluent ;(
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NADA DONT LEAVE US. =(
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On June 20 2012 05:57 Demorase wrote:Show nested quote +On June 20 2012 05:54 Ghostcom wrote:
NADA <3 It has been an absolute joy following you since your early steps in BW - thank you!
EDIT: Please don't derail this into a conscription debate. I beg you... Yeah I'm gonna stop right here. It's kinda relevant to the news though, as he had to retire because of conscription, not because he wanted to.
and?
it's just part of how things go there.
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still annoyed inca robbed him of a gsl final :<
sad day for starcraft
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On June 20 2012 05:58 norjoncal wrote:Show nested quote +On June 20 2012 05:43 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:42 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:39 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:38 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:05 Demorase wrote:
I feel bad for koreans, they have such a retarded military service system. Wanna build a career as anything? well too bad you have to waste 2 years of your life doing nothing and when you get back you can't compete anymore. Holy shit. Get a grip and get a clue. Mandatory military service is absolutely necessary when you have NKorea and a country with a relatively small population. There's nothing retarded about their system, in fact it's insanely practical and smart. It doesn't mess up your career and there's opportunities to join ACE and still compete while you are in the military. I'm sure Koreans don't think the same way as you do, it's probably somewhat of an honor (not sure) to serve your country and fulfill your duty. There is a ton of flexibility when it comes to entering the military for these gamers, NaDa could have done it a while back but he chose other opportunities such as school and SC2. I'm sad that NaDa is retiring on a foreign team, and one that he never even played for ;_; Good bye NaDa, I hope we see you on ACE leading the SC2 team http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_South_KoreaI don't think so. You linked a wiki article and made a statement that has no meaning. I'm confused. "South Korea currently has among the longest military service periods in the world, ranked behind Israel and Singapore. In recent years, there has been pressure from the public demanding either a shortening of the term or a switch to voluntary military service." South Korea also has an enemy with one of the worlds biggest Armys who they are still legally at war with. If they went to a volunteer military it would cost a lot more for the same combat power. If Nada had good english and does well on test he could become a KATUSA. This offers a better living conditons and what not.
um you realize that south korea's military budget is larger than North koreas entire budget right? unless ur talking about China but I don't think they're technically at war with SK
http://www.iiss.org/publications/strategic-dossiers/north-korean-dossier/north-koreas-weapons-programmes-a-net-asses/the-conventional-military-balance-on-the-kore/
size wise NK technically has more but their using stuff from the 60s
http://www.japanfocus.org/-Sangkeun-Lee/3333
anyway this is getting way off topic and I'm not going to waste time debating it. on topic sad for nada and wish him the best.
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Oh my, my heart skipped a beat when I read this.
Thanks NaDa for all the great games - that is what I call one hell of a career.
Godspeed.
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I hope he joins team ace and owns it up
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Could anyone fill us in on the health issues he is experiencing?
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We will miss you NaDa!
I hope you come back one day.
Once a gamer, always a gamer!
GL with everything you want to achieve.
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Only started watching starcraft a year and half ago or so, but its been fun watching you NaDa! And always more fun to hear of your greatness in BW
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Fucking love Nada... :<<<<<<<<
Gonna miss him =(
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Been a fan since the very beggining... thank you, NaDa... it was a delight!
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Goodbye and goodluck NaDa!
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NaDa was one of my favorite Terrans to watch, and about a day ago I was wondering where he went.
It's truly sad to see him go, but I wish the best for him.
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On June 20 2012 05:58 norjoncal wrote:Show nested quote +On June 20 2012 05:43 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:42 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:39 Demorase wrote:On June 20 2012 05:38 SupLilSon wrote:On June 20 2012 05:05 Demorase wrote:
I feel bad for koreans, they have such a retarded military service system. Wanna build a career as anything? well too bad you have to waste 2 years of your life doing nothing and when you get back you can't compete anymore. Holy shit. Get a grip and get a clue. Mandatory military service is absolutely necessary when you have NKorea and a country with a relatively small population. There's nothing retarded about their system, in fact it's insanely practical and smart. It doesn't mess up your career and there's opportunities to join ACE and still compete while you are in the military. I'm sure Koreans don't think the same way as you do, it's probably somewhat of an honor (not sure) to serve your country and fulfill your duty. There is a ton of flexibility when it comes to entering the military for these gamers, NaDa could have done it a while back but he chose other opportunities such as school and SC2. I'm sad that NaDa is retiring on a foreign team, and one that he never even played for ;_; Good bye NaDa, I hope we see you on ACE leading the SC2 team http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_South_KoreaI don't think so. You linked a wiki article and made a statement that has no meaning. I'm confused. "South Korea currently has among the longest military service periods in the world, ranked behind Israel and Singapore. In recent years, there has been pressure from the public demanding either a shortening of the term or a switch to voluntary military service." South Korea also has an enemy with one of the worlds biggest Armys who they are still legally at war with. If they went to a volunteer military it would cost a lot more for the same combat power. If Nada had good english and does well on test he could become a KATUSA. This offers a better living conditons and what not.
Umm, North Korea doesn't even come close to having one of the largest militaries...in fact their military is small and they are both poorly trained and poorly armed. South Korea just has to worry about them because, A. They are fucking insane, B. They have nuclear weapons.
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