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)

Gourmand

Canada101 Posts

April 23 2013 11:45 GMT

#161

Sad to hear.

Progamers needs to do something to prevent wrist issues, this is starting to happen really often.

dirtydurb82

United States178 Posts

April 23 2013 11:52 GMT

#162

Bummer! Get well soon.

Lysanias

Netherlands8351 Posts

April 23 2013 11:56 GMT

#163

Sorry to hear that, without a doubt the best NA zerg out there, hell she's one of the best non korean zergs even.
Hope the break will help your wrists !

XLII_

Switzerland4 Posts

April 23 2013 12:08 GMT

#164

Really sad for the best zerg foreigner player and female player..see you soon.

Jawcub

Sweden10 Posts

April 23 2013 12:10 GMT

#165

Pro-gamers really need to start taking wrist exercises more seriously. It sucks having player take breaks or even retiring because of wrist issues.

Kritos222

Sweden21 Posts

April 23 2013 12:11 GMT

#166

Shame, gl in your recovery

roym899

Germany426 Posts

April 23 2013 12:22 GMT

#167

Imho teams HAVE to get their players to do correct exercises. Get the players to a doctor to get advice. It seems like the teams don't care about this at all until the point where it's to bad for them to keep playing. I feel like the only real advice flying around is do the exercises Day9 or this other dude shows in their youtube videos and that's it. It's a shame that there is no real professional advice for the pro players how to handle these issues.

Cyro

United Kingdom20344 Posts

April 23 2013 12:25 GMT

#168

People really need to look more at mouse settings and posture/use if they are having these kinds of issues.. Quite honestly nobody in the pro scene seems to really give a fuck at all. Scarlett had great mechanics and obviously played a lot, it's sad this has to happen though when most likely, it could have been either completely avoided, or made much slower onset or more manageable (able to play twice as many games without any/a lot of pain) from a couple hours of discussion and playing with changes

will216

United States185 Posts

April 23 2013 12:26 GMT

#169

On April 23 2013 14:18 Terranist wrote:

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it really is questionable why now that infestors are fixed the patch zergs are quickly going away. first stephano announcing he is going to quit soon and now scarlett with wrist problems out of nowhere. i wish her a speedy recovery but i honestly don't think it matters really.

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So, You get a temp ban for talking about balance issues and patch zergs but you get warnings for using transphobic words. Mods are stupid .... I will take my ban now...

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NomaKasd

Scotland65 Posts

April 23 2013 12:28 GMT

#170

That's a shame, she's one if not my favourite sc2 player. I had to go to my doctor about my wrists because I played too much Starcraft 2 and I took a month and a half break, it did the world of good. So I can understand and hope girlie you come back a.s.a.p. Scarlett <3

p.s. when you come back you should get yourself pink/purple/yellow/green whatever your favourite colour is? wrist supports.

padfoota

Taiwan1571 Posts

April 23 2013 12:31 GMT

#171

Why is a esport that recieves less attention than other actual physical sports having more injuries >_>?

It really fucking sucks

jdsowa

405 Posts

April 23 2013 12:46 GMT

#172

I doubt what she and others need is "wrist exercises". The issue is most likely related to the angle at which she's been using the keyboard.

Lukeeze[zR]

Switzerland6838 Posts

April 23 2013 12:49 GMT

#173

wrists injuries are ruinning esports D:

Salient

United States876 Posts

April 23 2013 12:52 GMT

#174

I feel like pros should try to minimize spam and maximize EAPM. Everyone used to laugh at Goody for winning professional games with 100 APM, but I bet his wrists are healthy.

Longtimer

490 Posts

April 23 2013 12:54 GMT

#175

On April 23 2013 21:52 Salient wrote:
I feel like pros should try to minimize spam and maximize EAPM. Everyone used to laugh at Goody for winning professional games with 100 APM, but I bet his wrists are healthy.

The motion isn't what's killing you, it's the fact that many progamers has a retarded posture and has little to no strength and flexibility in their hips, CORE-muscles, shoulders and wrists.

Radel

United States115 Posts

April 23 2013 12:55 GMT

#176

awww i was really enjoying the play scarlett has been showing lately.

Sumahi

Guam5609 Posts

April 23 2013 12:58 GMT

#177

Just wanted to wish her a quick recovery. I hope to see her back in HotS soon!

MrMotionPicture

United States4327 Posts

April 23 2013 13:03 GMT

#178

Dang. One of the top 3 best foreigners taking a break. Hope she comes back quickly!

United States6173 Posts

April 23 2013 13:11 GMT

#179

On April 23 2013 14:18 Confuse wrote:
Just out of curiosity, how often does this occur in other sports (injury cause break in play)? Does anyone know off hand some numbers? It's impressive and sad how often this kind of news occurs (usually with terran players, but whatever) in our sc2 world

Hope she can recover soon.

In actual physical sports, this kind of thing is a major problem. A team's entire season can get wrecked by a bad injury to a key player. Especially in sports like American Football, this kind of thing is both horrendously common and tragic.