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For someone who is probably amongst the top 20 foreign players I always felt like Morrow didn't get sent to that many tournaments. Whether this was his choice or Mousesports's I don't know.
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Signs up and coming. Let go code S level.
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Will be hard to remember not calling morrow mouz anymore.
Gz to protosser!
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On June 28 2012 00:13 Tidus Mino wrote:"extract from www.mousesports.com"Show nested quote +We're shifting gears in our StarCraft II division, as we're signing one of the Swarm's most gifted European players, while waving goodbye to an old veteran and former Grand Champion meanwhile. Jonne "Protosser" Sotala will join forces with mousesports, becoming the new teammate of DreamHack Summer 2012 champion MaNa. The 18-year-old StarCraft II player from Finland has made an impact at this years DreamHack Summer by beating the favored ThorZaIN aswell as MaNa. Despite his name, Protosser is actually playing Zerg in SC2, while he has been fighting for Aiur in SCBW, and will be the second Zerg in mousesports besides biGs. While he is holding no major championship belt so far, we're very happy for the opportunity to work together with Jonne and let him become of the Europe's finest Zerg players. We're positive that he is able to become a feared competitor among the StarCraft II scene. Statement Jonne "Protosser" Sotala: "I’m really happy to join mousesports. They have a lot of very good players and I’ve always had a lot of respect for the team. I’m glad get to be part of it now. They are the first well-known team I enter and I believe they will help me to get better as a player in the future. I will do my best to show great results in the upcoming tournaments and also want to thank mousesports and its sponsors GeIL, Razer, CardCoachess, Thortech, MEDION, Intel & Sansibar for giving me this opportunity." You can find a brief interview with Protosser at the Team Razer Facebook page. On the other hand, we're waving goodbye to Stefan "MorroW" Andersson, who has been a part of mousesports since StarCraft II Beta, as he joined the family in March 2010. Both parties agreed not to extend to contract, so MorroW becomes a Free Agent for now. Together with MorroW, we're looking back at his IEM gamescom championship, where he became the first major StarCraft II champion, aswell as his second place at Assembly Winter 2011 and his trip to Korea for GSL, not to mention the titles he has won with the SC2 squad in team tournaments. We would like to thank Stefan for the time in mousesports, all the events and matches he has played for the franchise during his contract period. In his entire career for mousesports there has been only a few players who worked as hard and precise as MorroW - unfortunately with no real reward. We would like to wish him the best in his future career and hope he can catch up to his performances in the past, which he's definitely still capable of. Goodbye, Mr. Andersson. Statement Stefan "MorroW" Andersson: "I just want to thank the team for my stay for giving me a lot of opportunities to go to diffierent tournaments around the world as well as my trip to Korea. I've made some great friends during my stay in mousesports and I hope they still give good results regardless if I'm not on the team anymore. I wish them best of luck in the future!" mousesports StarCraft II division 2012/2013: Grzegorz "MaNa" Komincz (P) Dennis "HasuObs" Schneider (P) Han Sang "biGs" Cho (Z) Jonne "Protosser" Sotala (Z) Gabriel "Marine" Segat (T)
The sad truth is that u does not need 1000 thousand hours to be the bast (or actually really good) at SC2, You can perform as well as anyother guy with less pratice...
A really good exemple of this happening is Stephano...he trains like a 10th of what IdrA or other Korean guy AND he can still perform really well.
The ones that win something gets some luck to win, some good decisions(with can came with a pratice, but knowing when and how to attack does not need 1000 hours of pratice, only some hours), timing(same as good decision), new B.O. (witch does not require lots of hours of training but needs some), macro and micro....
SC2 micro and macro are not that hard to learn...so if i know how to use keyboard and mouse very quick and well i can be as good as morrow that lives up to train.
IdrA said it someday and i TOTTALLY agree: "This is a bullshit I play like 10 hours a day everyday i shouldn't be losing to the kinds of him".
SC2 Macro and Micro is not that decisive...what takes more of SC2 early game is B.O. (by far), followed by a timming, followed by some lucy(spoting a scv that's going to see your expo), followed by macro and micro.
In SC2 Lategame the order changes Decision making combined with Luck>>Macro>>Micro(well not that much if you are protoss facing terran)>>B.O.(tech switch)>>Lucky(catching anemy tanks unsieged)
As u can see, factors as Luck, B.O. and decision making takes hard place to win a SC2 game. So those itens does not requires thousand hours of training...that's why morrow does not succeed.
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Sad Truth of SC2 =/
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If I were TL or EG; I would pick morrow and tell him to fucking come back and play Terran, and pìck him up
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Goodbye, Mr. Andersson.
Anyone else read this in Agent Smith's voice?
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Oh no With Thorzain and Morrow gone from Mouz,I think I have to change my progaming team Those 2 were really my favorites. Where is Morrow going?? I would love Dignitas,but propably Quantic.
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morrow is definitely much better than what his results have shown lately, he deserves to be in a good team. He is a hard worker really wish him the best. He might become the next nestea type of guy as long he keeps trying and does not give up. He is genius when it comes to understanding of the game. morrow fighting!
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On June 28 2012 01:08 The_DarkAngelz wrote:Show nested quote +On June 28 2012 00:13 Tidus Mino wrote:"extract from www.mousesports.com"We're shifting gears in our StarCraft II division, as we're signing one of the Swarm's most gifted European players, while waving goodbye to an old veteran and former Grand Champion meanwhile. Jonne "Protosser" Sotala will join forces with mousesports, becoming the new teammate of DreamHack Summer 2012 champion MaNa. The 18-year-old StarCraft II player from Finland has made an impact at this years DreamHack Summer by beating the favored ThorZaIN aswell as MaNa. Despite his name, Protosser is actually playing Zerg in SC2, while he has been fighting for Aiur in SCBW, and will be the second Zerg in mousesports besides biGs. While he is holding no major championship belt so far, we're very happy for the opportunity to work together with Jonne and let him become of the Europe's finest Zerg players. We're positive that he is able to become a feared competitor among the StarCraft II scene. Statement Jonne "Protosser" Sotala: "I’m really happy to join mousesports. They have a lot of very good players and I’ve always had a lot of respect for the team. I’m glad get to be part of it now. They are the first well-known team I enter and I believe they will help me to get better as a player in the future. I will do my best to show great results in the upcoming tournaments and also want to thank mousesports and its sponsors GeIL, Razer, CardCoachess, Thortech, MEDION, Intel & Sansibar for giving me this opportunity." You can find a brief interview with Protosser at the Team Razer Facebook page. On the other hand, we're waving goodbye to Stefan "MorroW" Andersson, who has been a part of mousesports since StarCraft II Beta, as he joined the family in March 2010. Both parties agreed not to extend to contract, so MorroW becomes a Free Agent for now. Together with MorroW, we're looking back at his IEM gamescom championship, where he became the first major StarCraft II champion, aswell as his second place at Assembly Winter 2011 and his trip to Korea for GSL, not to mention the titles he has won with the SC2 squad in team tournaments. We would like to thank Stefan for the time in mousesports, all the events and matches he has played for the franchise during his contract period. In his entire career for mousesports there has been only a few players who worked as hard and precise as MorroW - unfortunately with no real reward. We would like to wish him the best in his future career and hope he can catch up to his performances in the past, which he's definitely still capable of. Goodbye, Mr. Andersson. Statement Stefan "MorroW" Andersson: "I just want to thank the team for my stay for giving me a lot of opportunities to go to diffierent tournaments around the world as well as my trip to Korea. I've made some great friends during my stay in mousesports and I hope they still give good results regardless if I'm not on the team anymore. I wish them best of luck in the future!" mousesports StarCraft II division 2012/2013: Grzegorz "MaNa" Komincz (P) Dennis "HasuObs" Schneider (P) Han Sang "biGs" Cho (Z) Jonne "Protosser" Sotala (Z) Gabriel "Marine" Segat (T) The sad truth is that u does not need 1000 thousand hours to be the bast (or actually really good) at SC2, You can perform as well as anyother guy with less pratice... A really good exemple of this happening is Stephano...he trains like a 10th of what IdrA or other Korean guy AND he can still perform really well. The ones that win something gets some luck to win, some good decisions(with can came with a pratice, but knowing when and how to attack does not need 1000 hours of pratice, only some hours), timing(same as good decision), new B.O. (witch does not require lots of hours of training but needs some), macro and micro.... SC2 micro and macro are not that hard to learn...so if i know how to use keyboard and mouse very quick and well i can be as good as morrow that lives up to train. IdrA said it someday and i TOTTALLY agree: "This is a bullshit I play like 10 hours a day everyday i shouldn't be losing to the kinds of him". SC2 Macro and Micro is not that decisive...what takes more of SC2 early game is B.O. (by far), followed by a timming, followed by some lucy(spoting a scv that's going to see your expo), followed by macro and micro. In SC2 Lategame the order changes Decision making combined with Luck>>Macro>>Micro(well not that much if you are protoss facing terran)>>B.O.(tech switch)>>Lucky(catching anemy tanks unsieged) As u can see, factors as Luck, B.O. and decision making takes hard place to win a SC2 game. So those itens does not requires thousand hours of training...that's why morrow does not succeed. =/ Sad Truth of SC2 =/
Oh, so that's how you do it. A good build and luck. Thanks !
That's hardly how it works. Using IdrA as an example isn't good, because he's stubborn and won't adapt. He's not the top tier player he used to be. There is an aspect to luck in almost every game, but in Starcraft the best players learn how to remove it from the equation.
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On June 28 2012 01:05 Aeroplaneoverthesea wrote: For someone who is probably amongst the top 20 foreign players I always felt like Morrow didn't get sent to that many tournaments. Whether this was his choice or Mousesports's I don't know. If I recall right Hasuobs stated on an interview with hotbid or the german szenecast that morrow doesnt want to travel that much because he did not feel ready to play tournaments or something.
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On June 28 2012 01:08 Taiyoken wrote:Anyone else read this in Agent Smith's voice? That's the point?
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hmm, mouz is starting to fall appart, losing their best players. If this goes on they'll become a farmer team.
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Morrow is really talented. I hope he gets picked up by a good team, he really deserves it.
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Poll: MorroW's next team?Quantic (28) 31% MorroW retires...... (27) 30% Millenium (8) 9% EG (7) 8% TL (6) 7% Complexity (4) 4% ROOT (3) 3% Korean Team (3) 3% Empire (1) 1% Light (1) 1% xSix (1) 1% FXO (1) 1% 90 total votes Your vote: MorroW's next team? (Vote): EG (Vote): TL (Vote): Quantic (Vote): Complexity (Vote): Millenium (Vote): Empire (Vote): Light (Vote): xSix (Vote): FXO (Vote): ROOT (Vote): Korean Team (Vote): MorroW retires......
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poor captain hasuobs losing his "almost unbeatable in teamleagues" team, one by one. sad
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it's always sad when you see players who were franchise players for team depart. for me, MouzSport's big 4 was Morrow, Thorzain, HasuObs and Mana, especially since that was the roster they had when i first got into the scene. so definitely it's weird as a fan to no longer see Thorzain and Morrow on the roster. Best of luck to Morrow who is departing and best of luck to Protosser who is joining. both Protosser and Marine have big roles to fill, left behind by Morrow and Thorzain respectively
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