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Snowbear
Korea (South)1925 Posts
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GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:16 Sandermatt wrote: Somehow Polt does not look like a potential TL recruit to me. He has been known for a long time and teamliquid tends to buy players who are on the rise. IMO that's more of a financing issue than a set-in-stone behavior style. Taeja, Hero, and Zenio were all fairly mediocre in the beginning and I don't think many people predicted how good they would get (especially since Hero didn't get much screen time when oGs also had MC/Vines/Inca). With Barracuda Networks, anything is possible  | ||
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Metap
31 Posts
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GTPGlitch
5061 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:42 Metap wrote: no offence but Korea is the place if you want to be the best. There are so many great SC2 players which left their korean teams to go to the USA and honestly, I can't remember them winning since they left. Polt wants to study and that's great but that will end his carrier as POLT. Violet?.... And what 'great korean players' are you talking about? AFAIK Violet is the only one to move to USA permanently aside from EG players, who are back in Korea at TEH LAB(!!!!)... | ||
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Toxi78
966 Posts
On December 23 2012 06:25 hkarza wrote: Hello can any one help me in which part i can get help from friends thanks pretty epic comment. | ||
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Sikly
United States413 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:42 Metap wrote: no offence but Korea is the place if you want to be the best. There are so many great SC2 players which left their korean teams to go to the USA and honestly, I can't remember them winning since they left. Polt wants to study and that's great but that will end his carrier as POLT. Violet? He actually didn't do much until he left Korea. Granted, he's a freak and not by any means the norm, but it shows that it isn't impossible. Other players have shown they can improve while in school. It isn't easy, and he probably isn't going to be winning GSL championships, but he'll maintain the ability to win foreign tournies. | ||
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mango_destroyer
Canada3914 Posts
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Xpace
United States2209 Posts
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MrSexington
United States1768 Posts
The first 2 years of Veterinary School is just as hard as the first 2 years of Medical School. I won't be surprised if he decides to quit SC2 after a few months of trying to juggle both. | ||
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Glurkenspurk
United States1915 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:40 GTPGlitch wrote: IMO that's more of a financing issue than a set-in-stone behavior style. Taeja, Hero, and Zenio were all fairly mediocre in the beginning and I don't think many people predicted how good they would get (especially since Hero didn't get much screen time when oGs also had MC/Vines/Inca). With Barracuda Networks, anything is possible Zenio's peak was before he got on TL. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32755 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:53 MrSexington wrote: I just want to point out Veterinary School + anything that will take up hours of your time every day/week is kind of insane. The first 2 years of Veterinary School is just as hard as the first 2 years of Medical School. I won't be surprised if he decides to quit SC2 after a few months of trying to juggle both. Which is why Polt's reputation is so respected, he manages to put up top-tier, Code S level play when he should be preoccupied with studying in a difficult program in Korea's best university. | ||
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MistSC2
Sweden583 Posts
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Torte de Lini
Germany38463 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:40 GTPGlitch wrote: IMO that's more of a financing issue than a set-in-stone behavior style. Taeja, Hero, and Zenio were all fairly mediocre in the beginning and I don't think many people predicted how good they would get (especially since Hero didn't get much screen time when oGs also had MC/Vines/Inca). With Barracuda Networks, anything is possible lol taeja was not mediocre at the beginning. Everyone predicated he was good during ESV Korean Weekly. | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:55 Glurkenspurk wrote: Zenio's peak was before he got on TL. iirc he was sort of a special case though, with oGs requesting that TL pick him up | ||
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BlackPanther
United States872 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:42 Metap wrote: no offence but Korea is the place if you want to be the best. There are so many great SC2 players which left their korean teams to go to the USA and honestly, I can't remember them winning since they left. Polt wants to study and that's great but that will end his carrier as POLT. I think this will be less of an issue in the coming months with the advent of global play. As long as Polt is on the West Coast, latency shouldn't be too bad when playing in the KR server. | ||
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forsooth
United States3648 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:40 GTPGlitch wrote: IMO that's more of a financing issue than a set-in-stone behavior style. Taeja, Hero, and Zenio were all fairly mediocre in the beginning and I don't think many people predicted how good they would get (especially since Hero didn't get much screen time when oGs also had MC/Vines/Inca). With Barracuda Networks, anything is possible Taeja had already showcased a lot of skill before Liquid picked him up, he was just overshadowed by the rest of the Slayers Terrans who were all Code S regulars and Boxer. And Zenio was also in Code S prior to joining Liquid and he dropped off the face of the earth soon after. Of their Korean pickups, Hero is the only one who fits the bill of being mediocre beforehand. | ||
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Srontgorrth
United States204 Posts
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babylon
8765 Posts
On December 23 2012 07:53 MrSexington wrote: I just want to point out Veterinary School + anything that will take up hours of your time every day/week is kind of insane. The first 2 years of Veterinary School is just as hard as the first 2 years of Medical School. I won't be surprised if he decides to quit SC2 after a few months of trying to juggle both. Is he doing vet school in the US? I know he studies animal science and biotech, but afaik, it sounds like he's doing a language program to brush up his English and not necessarily doing animal science stuff while abroad. And while he'll be juggling courses with SC2, I don't think the language program will take up that much time. | ||
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MythZero
Korea (South)102 Posts
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Chrian
United States1472 Posts
On December 23 2012 08:08 Srontgorrth wrote: no more scvs on team scv life?? or no more prominent ones at least.. hope polt can find a new home soon TSL.Center is the new hotness. | ||
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