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[Interview] Sea on retirement (DES) - Page 3
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Daumen
Germany1073 Posts
Had hoped to see him play more TvP Mech | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
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Bowzar
Sweden741 Posts
On December 18 2012 00:02 PulseKane wrote: gotta wonder how he's gonna make a living after this. would a progamer have savings or did he have education that he can go find a job with? or will he go and get one now if he didn't already? I would assume that he has saved up money during his career or maybe he just gave it all to his parents. Which is the dumb Korean thing to do imo. | ||
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Sein
United States1811 Posts
Despite my skills improving, my motivation and interest in the game fell. should be Because my Starcraft 2 skills were not improving, my motivation and interest in the game fell. So basically he meant the opposite. | ||
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Dr.Hydralisk
United States50 Posts
On December 18 2012 02:02 Bowzar wrote: I would assume that he has saved up money during his career or maybe he just gave it all to his parents. Which is the dumb Korean thing to do imo. They are too young anyway. Most teenagers can't spend that much money wisely, it is for the best. They need them for the future education to find a good job later. | ||
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Qwyn
United States2779 Posts
I can understand how he feels too. From his perspective, and all those progamers who are quitting, I can understand. Blizzard should pay attention... But they won't. When is that custom game-mode that changes everything going to come out? | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:08 Qwyn wrote: Just says a lot about the game. I can understand how he feels too. From his perspective, and all those progamers who are quitting, I can understand. Blizzard should pay attention... But they won't. When is that custom game-mode that changes everything going to come out? To be completely honest you will never make every pro gamer from bw happy. Even if sc2 was as good as bw some would still retire because they lost motivation, weren't interested in the game, etc. Not much you can do about it, not to surprised he retired since I never saw him play in proleague had a feeling he was retiring. He was pretty good, but yeah he definitely wasn't enjoying sc2 like some of the other pro's who switched that's for sure. | ||
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Qwyn
United States2779 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:12 blade55555 wrote: To be completely honest you will never make every pro gamer from bw happy. Even if sc2 was as good as bw some would still retire because they lost motivation, weren't interested in the game, etc. Not much you can do about it, not to surprised he retired since I never saw him play in proleague had a feeling he was retiring. He was pretty good, but yeah he definitely wasn't enjoying sc2 like some of the other pro's who switched that's for sure. There's something there that sparks a fire within these players. Maybe you'll find it  . | ||
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:08 Qwyn wrote: Just says a lot about the game. I can understand how he feels too. From his perspective, and all those progamers who are quitting, I can understand. Blizzard should pay attention... But they won't. When is that custom game-mode that changes everything going to come out? I think Blizzard will assume that same thing I do, that LiquidSeas has had a long Progaming career and decided he wanted a change in his life. It is pretty clear from the interview that he desired more free time. With modern progamming involving a ton of travel, who can be shocked by his decision? Being on a plane for 16 hours sounds like the worst thing in the world Seriously, are people going to post this nonsense every time a player moves on from progamming? Of all of the reasons people move on to new phases in their lives, why is Blizzard the catalyst for all of their decisions? | ||
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JustPassingBy
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Qikz
United Kingdom12032 Posts
On December 18 2012 04:43 Sein wrote: Just a small correction: should be So basically he meant the opposite. That's a pretty massive difference there. It's a shame, a damn shame that Sea has retired, but I'm sure leading a progamer life isn';t easy and after 9 years it's probably best to start looking into something else. Especially if you're not motivated to do it. Obscene practice hours and small amounts of free time must suck if you don't like doing what you're doing. | ||
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fuzzylogic44
Canada2633 Posts
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Inzan1ty
1163 Posts
On December 18 2012 00:17 zerious wrote: Anyone else think Bisu will be next? Moon will be next. You know the Sea and the Moon united in the historybook of RTS legends ;-) | ||
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tsuxiit
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PiQLiQ
Sweden702 Posts
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Inzan1ty
1163 Posts
On December 18 2012 05:18 Zerg.Zilla wrote: Team Liquid really needs another Terran player,Taeja is the "forever alone" guy in the team...at least for now. Liquid`Jjakji | ||
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HornyHerring
Papua New Guinea1059 Posts
On December 18 2012 00:07 Fission wrote: I can't help but feel like Sea just started playing SC2 at the worst possible time. If only he had switched at the start of HOTS...at least it would have been more enjoyable. Wouldn't be any different for him, both WoL and HotS are/were/would be new games for him. | ||
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
Wasn't for the marketing-driven expansions, I would bet many other people would be retiring rightnow. Thanks for everything Sea! I wasn't around during PoS times, but I sure enjoyed your games when you were on MBC!! Please stream some BW here on TL whenever you feel like it! | ||
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SpaceFighting
New Zealand690 Posts
Good luck sea. Miss you bro. | ||
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