Not really disappointed. Was a player I'd barely heard of before the Axiom formation, and is the weakest personality/name in the entire AxAcer lineup.

asdfOu

United States2089 Posts

May 18 2013 05:54 GMT

#22

awww =[

ppshchik

United States862 Posts

May 18 2013 05:58 GMT

#23

Too bad.

MrMotionPicture

United States4327 Posts

May 18 2013 06:04 GMT

#24

Miya's glasses were always a cool look for him

GhandiEAGLE

United States20754 Posts

May 18 2013 06:05 GMT

#25

Too bad, he was so great in practice, but it just didn't ever pan out on stage

Mudkipnick

Korea (South)241 Posts

May 18 2013 06:06 GMT

#26

Sad to hear. =\

clayn

Germany444 Posts

May 18 2013 06:10 GMT

#27

Stop retiring everyone ffs >_<

Jehct

New Zealand9115 Posts

May 18 2013 06:11 GMT

#28

Unfortunate that the news was handled this way IMO. Would have been interesting if it was paired with an interview with miya about his career & the transition to hots + axiom, the difficulties of korean starcraft etc. but as is this is just kinda "meh, that sucks".

Don't know if there's any merit in being 'first' here =/ All the best to Miya in whatever he pursues next regardless

BAAEEMM

Germany412 Posts

May 18 2013 06:11 GMT

#29

Although we always saw/heard of his potential it felt like he didn't have the stomach for being a progamer and playing televised matches.

Still sad tho. Best luck to him in the future.

coL.hendralisk

Zimbabwe1756 Posts

May 18 2013 06:11 GMT

#30

On May 18 2013 15:05 GhandiEAGLE wrote:
Too bad, he was so great in practice, but it just didn't ever pan out on stage

can only imagine how frustrating that must be

pooor miya good luck in the future

Keeemy

Finland7855 Posts

May 18 2013 06:13 GMT

#31

Goddamnit... I liked his stream so much and he was reallllllly good...

KanoCoke

Japan863 Posts

May 18 2013 06:14 GMT

#32

I thought this was going to be the case. He's a good player but couldn't get through his nerve problem, and always tended to fold even before the game actually started, or went on a downward spiral even when he was on the verge of winning.

Oh well, good luck to your future endeavors, Miya.

[17]Purple

United Kingdom3489 Posts

May 18 2013 06:23 GMT

#33

I feel so bad for Miya considering that he never won a single GSTL game for Axiom-Acer. GL HF

Laryleprakon

New Zealand9496 Posts

May 18 2013 06:25 GMT

#34

Good luck Miya

Hopefully Axiom can find another zerg that fits into the team well.

DisillusionedAcronym

190 Posts

May 18 2013 06:27 GMT

#35

On May 18 2013 14:52 Elwar wrote:
Not really disappointed. Was a player I'd barely heard of before the Axiom formation, and is the weakest personality/name in the entire AxAcer lineup.

result-wise, yes but his teammates seemed to have universally thought highly of him and seemed to have felt that he was an integral part of their play (as their practice partner and someone breaking down strategies).

Kommatiazo

United States579 Posts

May 18 2013 06:30 GMT

#36

Is he staying on in a coaching role at all? I know Axiom doesn't really have one of those, except for Crank a little. I think he should, as he's a really smart player. I know Scarlett has mentioned him in interviews, crediting him with helping her a lot. Regardless of what he does I hope he is successful. He is an awesome guy, seems like a lot of fun on the team too. Sad to see him go.

Mariosatr

294 Posts

May 18 2013 06:31 GMT

#37

Whyyyyy?!?! >

Irave

United States9965 Posts

May 18 2013 06:31 GMT

#38

I enjoyed watching him. Best wishes for him in the future.

Uranyl

Germany38 Posts

May 18 2013 06:36 GMT

#39

That's sad. But after the recent events with MLG not suprising.

He had no big achievements and the last opportunity was denied by an MLG admin and maybe by the sportsmanship of some players..

Good luck in the future Miya!