EPTCloud Retires from SC2 - Page 7
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luuk
Austria386 Posts
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Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On March 19 2013 01:44 Alexstrasas wrote: Dude have you saw MLG? Widow Mines are a joke. Besides like Cloud himself said: All it takes is 1 storm man, 1 storm and you lose. They didnt fixed mech so its going to be another year of MMM. You cant blame him for trying Protoss and/or leaving. This justifies even more people happy to see him go... Seriously... " the luck factor was a huge thing to consider" ? Damn Koreans, luckier than foreigners... Oh and sorry but... Spidermines ? Reavers ? Completely determinitic units, no randomness involved... It's so characteristic of a child who think he deserves a lot but "luck", "bad players playing OP races" took it away from him... I forgot about this wonderful line : " It's a way easier game than Starcraft, attaining progamer skills didn't take a third of the effort as it used to take before" Yeah, you basically forgot to take into account the fact that esports has grown a lot since Broodwar years... Korea is no more the only country where you can play Starcraft as a pro gamer... | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
On March 19 2013 00:59 CoR wrote: he should have played protoss from start, he was sc1 toss and terra NEVER fit him  ps: post above me about culture assimilation wtf ? he was an italian every in europe has nothing to do with him I seriously have no idea what was going on in that post. | ||
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Deleted User 61629
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Ragoo
Germany2773 Posts
Very understandable that he never rly liked SC2 after starting out with BW tho... | ||
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Winterfrozz
Sweden357 Posts
bai. User was warned for this post | ||
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Headnoob
Australia2108 Posts
Trust me guys. | ||
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Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
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aTnClouD
Italy2428 Posts
On March 19 2013 03:02 Inori wrote: You're forgetting the part where he replied to a post you wrote like a dick in the first place. I still believe in what I said. If protoss had an higher skill ceiling in WoL in fact great players like Grubby or Titan would have shined so much more, and many other protoss players would have won less. I expected SC2 would have been a much better game but it was designed in a way that never met the standards of the old BW and WC3 players. Some adapted and some, like me, didn't. It's not a coincidence most of the great players from BW aren't playing anymore (only Ret comes to mind, and he was most likely the best non korean player ever towards the end of Starcraft). It takes a whole different skillset to play SC2 and old school players have shown several time that they could improve a lot on this. Honestly I am not really convinced answering to people I don't know on an internet forum is the best way to spend my time, but since you have put a lot of effort in disliking me many times on this forum I thought I owed you some attention (pretty twisted thinking process, isn't it?). When I did say stuff like that on twitter though I feel like I was being a bit of a jerk, because every time I got hate comments from people I don't know I thought it was really funny that somebody, somewhere, can get angry over trivial stuff like a troll tweet. In many instances I just came home, was bored, and posted some flame bait just to see how much people would get upset over such a trivial thing. Either way, I don't know you but I wish you the best, it feels we have some kind of relationship right now. | ||
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Deleted User 61629
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sc14s
United States5052 Posts
On March 18 2013 20:16 ComplexConf wrote: Never liked the guy and he never shined although everyone always had good things to say about him.. For sure a decent sc2 player, but not good enough to play it professionally imo. Gl with life and all! pretty much sums up how i see it. | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
I will never forget this ClouD vs TLO match http://fr.twitch.tv/vasacast/b/368061255?t=81m39s First time i heard the italian commentators,it was nice. I will not forget you cloud,you were an awesome caster/entertainer/player,gl in the future. | ||
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wuhan_clan
United States5609 Posts
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PhoenixDark
United States286 Posts
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.Aar
2177 Posts
That said, his xenophobic comments and attitude make it so I'm not entirely sad to see him go. | ||
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E.L.V.I.S
Belgium458 Posts
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
On March 18 2013 23:52 JimmyJRaynor wrote: lol  there was a post on Reddit saying "so another guy named `who?` has quit the pro Starcraft scene". LOL, that's a fun way to phrase it considering you were the guy who wrote it. And a Korean culture assimilation rant to top it off, maybe you shouldn't comment if you have no clue what's going on. | ||
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
On March 19 2013 04:11 StarVe wrote: LOL, that's a fun way to phrase it considering you were the guy who wrote it. And a Korean culture assimilation rant to top it off, maybe you shouldn't comment if you have no clue what's going on. But man, that culture needs to be assimilated! | ||
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KillaHammad ALi
United Kingdom19 Posts
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docvoc
United States5491 Posts
On March 19 2013 02:36 Ragnarork wrote: This justifies even more people happy to see him go... Seriously... " the luck factor was a huge thing to consider" ? Damn Koreans, luckier than foreigners... Oh and sorry but... Spidermines ? Reavers ? Completely determinitic units, no randomness involved... It's so characteristic of a child who think he deserves a lot but "luck", "bad players playing OP races" took it away from him... I forgot about this wonderful line : " It's a way easier game than Starcraft, attaining progamer skills didn't take a third of the effort as it used to take before" Yeah, you basically forgot to take into account the fact that esports has grown a lot since Broodwar years... Korea is no more the only country where you can play Starcraft as a pro gamer... Anyone who reads the statement can honestly see a lot of that in there. I don't want to sully his goodbye with attacks, but I cringed at a lot of those moments. It's like when I saw NoNy go, I was very sad (he was/is a baller and he is one of the reasons I still consider Philosophy a viable degree for me, I love that field of study, because of his well thought out blogs. They showed a strong ability to think), but what made me feel like he is gonna be fine was because his statement was honest. Yes, ClouD has not been incredibly relevant, but love for something does have a factor. The guy is a community member, he is a dick to people sometimes, but hey he is who he is. I'll be honest that if any professional doesn't love the field they are in, they will reminisce to other parts in their lives that they believed were better and make those times into golden ages. I'm not saying that is what ClouD has done here, but I can see a lot "the grass was greener" going on in here. Is it bullshit? Yeah to a large extent it is, but let's not forget that this is a personal thing and not the "objective" truth the way a collective body sees it. | ||
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