EPTStephano Retires, but not really - Page 28
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TheFlexN
Israel472 Posts
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
On May 05 2014 04:26 TheFlexN wrote: If he dismiss him returning to the scene, I feel like he is taking the spot from players that actually wants to build popularity and try to achieve success, because if he wins the qualifiers and the regional finals happen at a time that he cant go there (big test) and he decideds to not show up, I will lose the slight respect I have for him as a pro gamer. Players that retire and decide to just prove that they can still play well should officialy announce return because if they do that just for the heck of it, there are players that deserve the spots they take in tournaments. If foreigners training full-time can't do better than someone in med school they don't deserve Stephano's spot/popularity. | ||
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Dumbledore
Sweden725 Posts
On May 05 2014 04:36 endy wrote: If foreigners training full-time can't do better than someone in med school they don't deserve Stephano's spot/popularity. I second this. | ||
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Facultyadjutant
Sweden1876 Posts
On May 05 2014 04:36 endy wrote: If foreigners training full-time can't do better than someone in med school they don't deserve Stephano's spot/popularity. I agree but the phrase is wrongfully put If foreigners training full-time can't do better than it is questionable that their training is fully effective Look at ToD who after going over to casting has been doing incredibly, meanwhile look at other players who turned horrible results after full-time. i support Stephano because he challenges the paradigm of training; remember that in interviews he has said ''I don't practice as often, but I think about the game all the time'' THIS is in my opinion why Stephano is great, he is close to the game at all times while other players bluntly force themselves in remaining with the game. Different training regimes for different players | ||
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Faust852
Luxembourg4004 Posts
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Moonsalt
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Superouman
France2195 Posts
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Kevin_Sorbo
Canada3217 Posts
On May 05 2014 05:11 Superouman wrote: I guess the calling of money is as strong as the Siren's songs yeah because money is evil right. | ||
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growlizing
Norway122 Posts
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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CutTheEnemy
Canada373 Posts
Stephano saving esports | ||
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phipsL
Germany189 Posts
On May 05 2014 08:24 CutTheEnemy wrote: His mission is to destroy the metagame and replace it with locusts, forcing blizzard to patch the game. Stephano saving esports ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/J9Fbnuo.jpg) | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States45523 Posts
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Dan26
Australia239 Posts
On May 05 2014 04:50 Facultyadjutant wrote: I agree but the phrase is wrongfully put If foreigners training full-time can't do better than it is questionable that their training is fully effective Look at ToD who after going over to casting has been doing incredibly, meanwhile look at other players who turned horrible results after full-time. i support Stephano because he challenges the paradigm of training; remember that in interviews he has said ''I don't practice as often, but I think about the game all the time'' THIS is in my opinion why Stephano is great, he is close to the game at all times while other players bluntly force themselves in remaining with the game. Different training regimes for different players I really like this because it is so true for me at my level as a diamond league scrub : ). I didn't touch 1v1 for weeks at the end of last season, and beginning of this season, but I thought about the game ALOT. Then I started doing some relaxing 2v2 and 3v3 and started to enjoy the game alot more, and when I finally decided to start playing 1v1 again, I played extremely well, breaking old barriers and bad thinking. I felt more free to play a little more on the fly yet stuck to strong fundamentals. GO GO STEPHANO! | ||
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radscorpion9
Canada2252 Posts
On May 05 2014 04:50 Faust852 wrote: FFS, Stephano is NOT in medschool. He isn't?? Here I was assuming he was. Well that makes more sense. | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On May 05 2014 10:37 radscorpion9 wrote: He isn't?? Here I was assuming he was. Well that makes more sense. Everyone calls it "pre-med" (not just regarding Stephano). What that really means is taking mostly BS courses just to inflate your GPA so you get through the acceptance door. Granted, I don't know what it's like in France, so I could be way off-base. | ||
The_Templar
your Country52797 Posts
On August 07 2013 18:52 Beyonder wrote: see you in about 8 months  hahahaha so accurate | ||
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DavoS
United States4605 Posts
On May 05 2014 04:50 Facultyadjutant wrote: I agree but the phrase is wrongfully put If foreigners training full-time can't do better than it is questionable that their training is fully effective Look at ToD who after going over to casting has been doing incredibly, meanwhile look at other players who turned horrible results after full-time. i support Stephano because he challenges the paradigm of training; remember that in interviews he has said ''I don't practice as often, but I think about the game all the time'' THIS is in my opinion why Stephano is great, he is close to the game at all times while other players bluntly force themselves in remaining with the game. Different training regimes for different players And look at how Targa has said his results have tanked since he stopped playing Dota and started playing Starcraft more, or how Suppy's break from college hasn't really gotten him better results. There's just something about being a foreigner that causes the amount of practice to seem pretty unrelated from results | ||
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danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
On May 05 2014 10:47 WolfintheSheep wrote: Everyone calls it "pre-med" (not just regarding Stephano). What that really means is taking mostly BS courses just to inflate your GPA so you get through the acceptance door. Granted, I don't know what it's like in France, so I could be way off-base. That's not even true. | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
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