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Xenocider got into GM, but I know he was when he was 14 at the oldest.Youngest Grand Master player? - Page 2
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AgentW
United States7725 Posts
Xenocider got into GM, but I know he was when he was 14 at the oldest. | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
On May 24 2013 13:45 CableStarcraft wrote: From LP - 1st Season of GSL (  2010 TG Sambo Intel StarCraft II Open Season 1) - 2010-08-28Maru Birthdate (nonKorean age) - July 28, 1997 That makes him 13yo right? That's the same age as this kid, absolutely amazing. Yep my bad. I got his GSL debut and birthday months backwards. | ||
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Megaliskuu
United States5123 Posts
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dreamsmasher
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On May 24 2013 13:35 Demonhunter04 wrote: It does at that age. The brain of a 13 year old is less developed than that of an adult. only in certain ways. there are a lot of things that children learn much more easily than adults. there are even certain mental activities where you peak when you're in your early 20's (music/math/chess), and people who are like 13-15 can compete with grown adults who have been working at those things for many years. this reaction just mainly comes from our educational system which encourages this view that children are somehow stupider versions of adults. | ||
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Thrillz
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Isaac
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Race is Terran
United States382 Posts
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ppshchik
United States862 Posts
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CableSCES
United States367 Posts
On May 24 2013 13:43 Thrillz wrote: Yeah age doesn't matter anyways, just because you made it to GM at a young age doesn't mean you'll be godly when you get older. Anyways, we should really be looking at KR anyways, because the other servers are significantly easier to get to GM. My guess would probably be the younger pros, most likely someone like Maru? On May 24 2013 13:29 askmc70 wrote: your age doesnt matter in starcraft I don't understand this line of thought. Could one of you fully explain it to me? Because as far as I know, being a young skilled chess player, being a young and skilled musician, being a young and skilled scholar -- all are looked at as incredible talent. We liken StarCraft to chess on crack all the time. How does someone's age not matter in starcraft? There are factors like focus, maturity, discipline, ability to learn from your mistakes, ability to repeat a build consistently, ability to make strategic decisions based on your opponent, positional strategy, coordination of your fingers to what your brain is telling them to do, etc. These are no menial tasks. | ||
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lorestarcraft
United States1049 Posts
On May 24 2013 13:29 askmc70 wrote: your age doesnt matter in starcraft It does because cognitive development is not complete until your 20s. | ||
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PSdualwielder
Canada77 Posts
On May 24 2013 13:35 Demonhunter04 wrote: It does at that age. The brain of a 13 year old is less developed than that of an adult. Many brains out there of a higher age aren't very developed either. XD | ||
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dreamsmasher
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On May 24 2013 13:57 CableStarcraft wrote: I don't understand this line of thought. Could one of you fully explain it to me? Because as far as I know, being a young skilled chess player, being a young and skilled musician, being a young and skilled scholar -- all are looked at as incredible talent. We liken StarCraft to chess on crack all the time. How does someone's age not matter in starcraft? There are factors like focus, maturity, discipline, ability to learn from your mistakes, ability to repeat a build consistently, ability to make strategic decisions based on your opponent, positional strategy, coordination of your fingers to what your brain is telling them to do, etc. These are no menial tasks. as i mentioned above, being young doesn't mean you're INFERIOR at learning things. there are some things children aren't good at, like self control, mental discipline, but there are a lot of things that they can develop at a much more rapid rate than adults. most of what you list in starcraft isn't stuff you're even really actively thinking about, its just drilling and repeat. just look at famous chess players, mathematicians, musicians almost all of them were good at a young age and practiced a lot then, by the time they're around 13-15, they are competing with adults who have put many years into their endeavours. in fact i would say if you HAVEN'T become recognized by that age, you probably will not become a superstar in those areas. | ||
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fezvez
France3021 Posts
On May 24 2013 13:56 ppshchik wrote: This thread reeks of pedophilia. Absolutely not. I don't know where you could possibly find this in any post here. I feel that you said that without actually reading what people said, in a similar fashion that standard media say that violent games cause mass shooting. You may think it's linked, but there's nothing to support your claims. Edit : Shit, I fed the troll, sorry >< | ||
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mYiKane
Canada1772 Posts
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-Kyo-
Japan1926 Posts
Apparently no1 else has seen what you meant yet. Lol | ||
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intense555
United States474 Posts
On May 24 2013 14:07 -Kyo- wrote: Apparently no1 else has seen what you meant yet. Lol LOOL PYRE WAS 16 not 14 xD | ||
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TelecoM
United States10668 Posts
On May 24 2013 13:56 ppshchik wrote: This thread reeks of pedophilia. lol, I'd be curious to see who is the youngest GM Zerg player. | ||
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Lunareste
United States3596 Posts
What were you doing at 13-15? Picking your nose and playing Putt-Putt? Thinking about rock and roll and boobs. I was a pretty awesome kid. | ||
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Bunn
Estonia934 Posts
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CableSCES
United States367 Posts
On May 24 2013 14:12 Lunareste wrote: Thinking about rock and roll and boobs. I was a pretty awesome kid. Well I guess I was just commenting on what I was doing at 13 lol. | ||
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