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Scarlett to take a break from SC2 - Page 8
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This thread is not for discussion about which tournaments Scarlett is allowed to play in or not. Moderation regarding such in this thread will be less lenient from now on. -semioldguy (p.22) | ||
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Misaka
United Kingdom32 Posts
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On April 23 2013 19:24 Misaka wrote: Does anyone know of an address to which get-well-soon cards can be sent? xx Yeah, because sharing the address of a pro player who is a relevant community figure and also female, on a public internet forum, is bound to go well. XD | ||
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blackone
Germany1314 Posts
 Wrists are the ACLs of Starcraft. | ||
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Misaka
United Kingdom32 Posts
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Cricketer12
United States13990 Posts
On April 23 2013 14:03 DeathDyingDoomKiller wrote: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOW THE CANADIANS HAVE TO RELY ON HUK!!!!!!!!! WHAT WILL WE DOOOOOOOO!?!?!??!? wow, ass... | ||
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thereggin
United States6 Posts
On April 23 2013 17:56 farvacola wrote: What folks need to realize is that the wrist is one of the parts of the human body with which we see the most variation from person to person; it isn't exactly uncommon for someone to have a few wrist bones supplied by one instead of two blood vessels. When a bone in a place as multiplicitous in articulation as the wrist is supplied with blood from only one vessel, this creates prime conditions for immense amounts of pain as the the vessel becomes pressed in sustained awkward positions, and can even lead to outright death of the bone. In a very real sense, not everyone can play starcraft at its highest levels due to this physical limitation, and it would behoove those whose living depend on gaming to get themselves checked out. Hope Scarlett is able to recover though, she is the hero NA needs. LOL and this is false. where you read on the internet about this medical "knowledge" i suggest you find another source | ||
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PardonYou
United States1360 Posts
On April 23 2013 19:24 Misaka wrote: Does anyone know of an address to which get-well-soon cards can be sent? xx Just post something in her fan club, she checks that semi-regularly. | ||
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StillRooney
Sweden106 Posts
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Swift118
United Kingdom335 Posts
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McBengt
Sweden1684 Posts
I think there is a slight overreaction here, she is not quitting and she doesn't have the bubonic plague, she'll probably be out four months or so. That's two major tournaments, maybe. Scarlett will be fine, and Canada will be fine too. | ||
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Apmje
United Kingdom41 Posts
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-Jacob-
358 Posts
. Hope she recovers fast. Even 2 months seems like a long time to take a break. | ||
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CarlosOmse
Germany507 Posts
2 bad to see on of the best foreign players go on such a big break =( | ||
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DavoS
United States4605 Posts
She has been on such a good run since WCS Canada, and even though i was never much of a fan, nobody wants to see a pro's livelihood get interrupted by something they can't fully control. Hope it's a quick recovery! | ||
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jaimepourotger
18 Posts
Maybe shell return when zergs gets sopme buffs!! SCARLETT!!!!! | ||
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Ponera
Canada596 Posts
Scarlett, you are making the right choice no doubt; I respect you for this. I respect you for your dedication to your commitments, as per your leave starting in a delayed timing. I question your choice to not leave immediately, however, since we all know this must have been bothering you for far longer than you let on, especially to announce a leave. Not an easy choice for you and no matter your choice you can't make it 100% right without hindsight. Canada adores you, myself included. Please don't rush it, do what you know is right. <3 | ||
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McBengt
Sweden1684 Posts
On April 23 2013 18:54 Liquid`TLO wrote: Not surprised, bad posture while playing. Possibly not enough exercise and stretching Pro-gamers need to take better care, it's always self inflicted TT We'll have dozens of retirements in the next 1-2 years if people don't change their lifestyle. So many people have problems who never say it publicly too Very true. The lifestyle of a pro gamer is very sedentary, and regular exercise of some kind should probably be a requirement from the serious teams. It's about protecting an investment, the player in this case. Many pro gamers probably don't have a background that involved a lot of physical activity, quite a few likely just played games and went to school, so there could very well be a general lack of knowledge and sound routines when it comes to taking care of your body. | ||
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NEEDZMOAR
Sweden1277 Posts
On April 23 2013 20:24 McBengt wrote: Very true. The lifestyle of a pro gamer is very sedentary, and regular exercise of some kind should probably be a requirement from the serious teams. It's about protecting an investment, the player in this case. Many pro gamers probably don't have a background that involved a lot of physical activity, quite a few likely just played games and went to school, so there could very well be a general lack of knowledge and sound routines when it comes to taking care of your body. this seems like a movement that should be possible to pull off by the shakers within this community. players need to start taking wrist problems seriously, and with regular exercise its easily prevented. | ||
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Kashll
United States1117 Posts
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KazmA
United States117 Posts
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