EPTBut this whole thing feels like an interview with Lindsay Lohan. I don't know how much trust I put in his account of things, especially with all the deflection going on.
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
But this whole thing feels like an interview with Lindsay Lohan. I don't know how much trust I put in his account of things, especially with all the deflection going on. | ||
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LimeNade
United States2125 Posts
On January 26 2013 14:38 Jibba wrote: Really good questions and interview. But this whole thing feels like an interview with Lindsay Lohan. I don't know how much trust I put in his account of things, especially with all the deflection going on. Yea a lot of things seem a bit off in the interview. I really do feel like if its possible he needs to stay away from the public eye / gaming for a bit and try to find some help to deal with what seems to be an overwhelming amount of issues. That's not to bash him but its just the truth. I hope someone can help him out to try to get the help he needs since it sounds to be more then just a financial issue pertaining to his well being/ Of course seeking help costs money so I hope someone can help him out or point him in the right direction to seek it. | ||
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Ldawg
United States328 Posts
On January 26 2013 14:38 Jibba wrote: Really good questions and interview. But this whole thing feels like an interview with Lindsay Lohan. I don't know how much trust I put in his account of things, especially with all the deflection going on. I agree, and was wondering when someone would express this view. This is from his point-of-view and only his so it is difficult to gauge how much is true. I've heard so many people tell bad experiences with LS that I have a hard time believing his account as truth. | ||
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bLueSkY)
New Zealand88 Posts
You need help dude.. Also I find it funny how people are saying "BUT LOOK AT HIS AGE!@#!@#". He made the active decision to go to korea, therefore he is responsible for his choices there. I also find it funny how he tries taking stabs at other foreigners who might not be the most successful but have achieved a heck lot more than he is. Time to get a real job I think. | ||
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ETisME
12399 Posts
On January 26 2013 14:52 bLueSkY) wrote: I don't know what's more sad - the people believing his answers (honestly wtf?) or how delusional he is. The guy thinks he's a progamer and he hasn't even gotten through Code A QUALIFIERS. It's funny how other "foreigners" who are actually able to make a living from the game play both foreign tournaments AND GSL, and by his standards apparently it isn't "worth it" - more like he knows he won't win and can't handle the embarrassment. You need help dude.. Also I find it funny how people are saying "BUT LOOK AT HIS AGE!@#!@#". He made the active decision to go to korea, therefore he is responsible for his choices there. I also find it funny how he tries taking stabs at other foreigners who might not be the most successful but have achieved a heck lot more than he is. Time to get a real job I think. No foreigners really make a living off GSL and I can't recall any has went through Code A qualifiers. Most have all gotten a seed through oversea tournament There are some really interesting points to take out from his interview. That is especially regarding mechanics difference between foreign terran and korean terran. Everytime I watch some foreign TvT, it's quite a messy fight but korean terran are extremely nicely played out like a chess. I thought it's to do with decision making and lack of good in depth understanding of the gam.e | ||
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bLueSkY)
New Zealand88 Posts
On January 26 2013 14:58 ETisME wrote: No foreigners really make a living off GSL and I can't recall any has went through Code A qualifiers. Most have all gotten a seed through oversea tournament There are some really interesting points to take out from his interview. That is especially regarding mechanics difference between foreign terran and korean terran. Everytime I watch some foreign TvT, it's quite a messy fight but korean terran are extremely nicely played out like a chess. I thought it's to do with decision making and lack of good in depth understanding of the gam.e Maybe take the time to actually read what I wrote before directly replying to my post? I never stated they made a living from GSL I said those that garner enough money from this industry have PARTICIPATED in both types of tournaments, emphasizing foreign tournaments (something LS refuses to attend). What are you seriously talking about? Yes there is a skill gap between koreans and foreigners, the chess analogy is just an indication of how you have no idea what you are talking about and just jumping on the bandwagon of koreans > foreigners. There are some extremely good european terrans with on-par mechanics to koreans. | ||
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a slow decay
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
On January 26 2013 04:16 Masq wrote: He makes it seem like the world is out to get him, when in reality he brings most of it upon himself. Hes easily the most BM person I've ever played against, and thats saying a lot. If he stopped acting like a child maybe things would go better for him. this pretty much. | ||
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ETisME
12399 Posts
On January 26 2013 15:09 bLueSkY) wrote: Maybe take the time to actually read what I wrote before directly replying to my post? I never stated they made a living from GSL I said those that garner enough money from this industry have PARTICIPATED in both types of tournaments, emphasizing foreign tournaments (something LS refuses to attend). What are you seriously talking about? Yes there is a skill gap between koreans and foreigners, the chess analogy is just an indication of how you have no idea what you are talking about and just jumping on the bandwagon of koreans > foreigners. There are some extremely good european terrans with on-par mechanics to koreans. You made it sound like a huge deal that he didn't get through Code A. "It's funny how other "foreigners" who are actually able to make a living from the game play both foreign tournaments AND GSL" How many foreign pro makes a living from both foreign tournaments and GSL then? Earning enough money from this industry doesn't make one a progamer, by your definition, is maximus black a progamer just because he attends foreign tournaments and stream and on a pro team? Lots of pros don't get high on tournaments, like Catz, are they more accomplished/more skilled than LS? Most of them wouldn't even be closed in getting high Korean GM facing top players. There really aren't a lot of foreign terrans on par with korean terrans but foreign zerg and protoss always appear (especially zerg) If you don't think it's caused by mechanics, then I don't know what to say. Korean terran are born differently? lol | ||
opterown
Australia54784 Posts
On January 26 2013 15:09 bLueSkY) wrote: There are some extremely good european terrans with on-par mechanics to koreans. no, man. seriously, they're much worse than the good korean terrans | ||
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Glurkenspurk
United States1915 Posts
On January 26 2013 16:49 ETisME wrote: You made it sound like a huge deal that he didn't get through Code A. "It's funny how other "foreigners" who are actually able to make a living from the game play both foreign tournaments AND GSL" How many foreign pro makes a living from both foreign tournaments and GSL then? Earning enough money from this industry doesn't make one a progamer, by your definition, is maximus black a progamer just because he attends foreign tournaments and stream and on a pro team? Lots of pros don't get high on tournaments, like Catz, are they more accomplished/more skilled than LS? Most of them wouldn't even be closed in getting high Korean GM facing top players. There really aren't a lot of foreign terrans on par with korean terrans but foreign zerg and protoss always appear (especially zerg) If you don't think it's caused by mechanics, then I don't know what to say. Korean terran are born differently? lol Skill has nothing to do with being a professional gamer. If you are playing video games as your job you're a pro gamer. Maybe not a competitive gamer, but definitely still a professional one. | ||
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Kuni
Austria765 Posts
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makkk
Germany23 Posts
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
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Lambertus
South Africa975 Posts
Please, somebody that is in contact with him and reading this: try to get im proffessional help! I m very serious about this. Please PM me for further help or questions regarding this. Do not hesitate. I m willing to help as far as I can. | ||
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Fishriot
United States621 Posts
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Tanukki
Finland579 Posts
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desRow
Canada2654 Posts
On January 26 2013 14:38 Jibba wrote: Really good questions and interview. But this whole thing feels like an interview with Lindsay Lohan. I don't know how much trust I put in his account of things, especially with all the deflection going on. This post made me laugh, thanks JIbba! | ||
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GaNgStaRR.ElV
Canada535 Posts
But I agree sounds like he is in trouble, what is his backstory/family situation if he definately doesn't want to go to US? Why is living homeless in Korea a better option? I mean the dude is living some gritty lifestyle and for what? He isn't a ProGamer, yes he is amazing but literally just a ladder king. Done the code a qualifiers a few times if I'm not mistaken but that's it. I dunno I hope he can sort his situation; but guys like this give game addiction meaning, despite so many hardships he persists on without any real source of income aside from poker and streaming just to keep gaming? | ||
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TsGBruzze
Sweden1190 Posts
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