EPTOne thing that I find funny when we think of the two protoss Stork/Jangbi vs Bisu/Best is that Jangbi was like Stork very good at PvT and worse at PvZ, wheras Bisu was the best ever for PvZ but pretty bad in PvT while Best was much better in PvT than PvZ.
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gondolin
France332 Posts
One thing that I find funny when we think of the two protoss Stork/Jangbi vs Bisu/Best is that Jangbi was like Stork very good at PvT and worse at PvZ, wheras Bisu was the best ever for PvZ but pretty bad in PvT while Best was much better in PvT than PvZ. | ||
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
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robopork
United States511 Posts
I don't really believe that success is the product of some super gene or fantastical natural endowment, so I find Stork really inspiring. There's nothing magical about his success, he just earned every inch of it with sweat. In the achievements listed at the bottom of the article, did it mention that he is one of the three to achieve 100 osl wins? It should >< edit: spelling | ||
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Jragon
Australia1471 Posts
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On November 15 2012 11:49 Jragon wrote: What's Storku up to in SC2? He didn't make Code A? Haven't heard of him in a long time, I don't think he even tried to qualify for Code A? | ||
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Jragon
Australia1471 Posts
 He hasn't retired has he? | ||
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Sabu113
United States11089 Posts
On November 16 2012 09:26 Jragon wrote: He hasn't retired has he?He's transitioning. In fact I think he sounded especially interested in sc2 the last interview he gave. I definitely was worried he would be calling time on his career. Watching his FFs against flash at anaheim I'm surprised we haven't seen him make a splash yet. | ||
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DwarfTherapist
United States48 Posts
On October 30 2012 08:23 openbox1 wrote: Wow! I couldn't tell who was winning. The SC2 interface with the observer panel is really useful for supply comparisons etc... I thought the Zerg had the game in the bag after the big win in the center. Don't know how the toss came back from that. By the way, do they not have air conditioning? Why the heck is that guy sweating that much? Man, having your heart rate up so much while sitting down and playing a computer game definitely doesn't seem healthy. Are you really saying that you've never been in a competitive or nerve wracking environment? You can sweat buckets at -5c if you're 'excited' enough. | ||
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Glioburd
France1911 Posts
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lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
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LuckyMacro
United States1482 Posts
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ShadeR
Australia7535 Posts
On November 16 2012 17:37 DwarfTherapist wrote: Are you really saying that you've never been in a competitive or nerve wracking environment? You can sweat buckets at -5c if you're 'excited' enough. And it was also really cold... Did he miss Stork's giant puffy jacket =P | ||
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