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calgar
United States1277 Posts
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40190 Posts
On September 11 2013 04:39 DiMano wrote: BIG NAMES:  Flash, FanTaSy Stork,  Jaedong, EffOrt, ZerOWith ZerO rumored to retire, huh. Though i do not think he will do it, since he needs more reasons to troll Soulkey. | ||
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DiMano
Korea (South)2066 Posts
On September 11 2013 04:59 lolfail9001 wrote: With ZerO rumored to retire, huh. Though i do not think he will do it, since he needs more reasons to troll Soulkey. WHAT???!!!!! Plz say that it is a very weak rumor... | ||
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phodacbiet
United States1740 Posts
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lolfail9001
Russian Federation40190 Posts
On September 11 2013 05:05 DiMano wrote: WHAT???!!!!! Plz say that it is a very weak rumor... It is a weak rumor and i for one think this is BS, but with JangBi retiring i will not wonder at all. | ||
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nShade
Bulgaria296 Posts
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
On September 11 2013 05:05 phodacbiet wrote: Legendary SC2 players never really retire.. they just return to the force, in this case BW We'll see when a legendary SC2 player retires. Until then, we can only be sure that legendary BW players return to BW when they retire from SC2  (no disrespect to Bisu, I know he is an icon and a legit esports legend) | ||
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karelen
Sweden2407 Posts
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traceurling
United States1240 Posts
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PerSe
United Kingdom550 Posts
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jimminy_kriket
Canada5525 Posts
 Miss you Bisu!!! | ||
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DemigodcelpH
1138 Posts
On September 11 2013 00:30 Malgox wrote: This is exactly why SC2 should be played as a team game. Look at how successful LoL is. We can be certain from that game that the team aspect is what promotes skill and competition. Nothing to do with being a "team game"; it just means SC2 isn't good enough to compete. This suggests that if S-class 0.01% percentile gods like Bisu and Jaedong can come over and end up being indistinguishable from most BW D/C-class players then SC2's skill ceiling is much too low and is effectively "killing" them. Even the players that do manage to do well in SC2 (Innovation, Taeja) end up very short lived which is highly unnatural. I can only imagine the turmoil Bisu experienced after his transition when SC2 Protoss is what he had to work with. BW needed a successor to help the SC series (and RTS genre) compete with modern games, but I don't think SC2 fulfilled this role well enough. No SC2 is not dying, but it's not really a strong enough successor to retain the same position BW had (BW beat DoTA to my knowledge). It's kind of like tepid tea. | ||
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imperator-xy
Germany1377 Posts
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rift
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
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Dodgin
Canada39254 Posts
On September 11 2013 12:37 darkness wrote: Last time I was following BW scene, Bisu was still in huge decline. So I doubt SC2 was the main contributor for his retirement. It's just one out of many. Bisu won Proleague for SKT at the end, he was doing fine. Ended 2nd on ELO. | ||
BigFan
TLADT24920 Posts
On September 11 2013 12:37 darkness wrote: Last time I was following BW scene, Bisu was still in huge decline. So I doubt SC2 was the main contributor for his retirement. It's just one out of many. he beat Flash and won PL for his team. Quite an epic game. If anything, I think he was doing pretty well so not sure when you stopped watching the BW scene then lol | ||
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IPA
United States3206 Posts
On September 11 2013 11:04 DemigodcelpH wrote: Nothing to do with being a "team game"; it just means SC2 isn't good enough to compete. This suggests that if S-class 0.01% percentile gods like Bisu and Jaedong can come over and end up being indistinguishable from most BW D/C-class players then SC2's skill ceiling is much too low and is effectively "killing" them. Even the players that do manage to do well in SC2 (Innovation, Taeja) end up very short lived which is highly unnatural. I can only imagine the turmoil Bisu experienced after his transition when SC2 Protoss is what he had to work with. BW needed a successor to help the SC series (and RTS genre) compete with modern games, but I don't think SC2 fulfilled this role well enough. No SC2 is not dying, but it's not really a strong enough successor to retain the same position BW had (BW beat DoTA to my knowledge). It's kind of like tepid tea. Congrats, you just got obvious-trolled. Is it not completely transparent? GGs Bisu. When it's time, it's time. | ||
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kamkerx
United States264 Posts
On September 11 2013 11:04 DemigodcelpH wrote: Nothing to do with being a "team game"; it just means SC2 isn't good enough to compete. This suggests that if S-class 0.01% percentile gods like Bisu and Jaedong can come over and end up being indistinguishable from most BW D/C-class players then SC2's skill ceiling is much too low and is effectively "killing" them. Even the players that do manage to do well in SC2 (Innovation, Taeja) end up very short lived which is highly unnatural. I can only imagine the turmoil Bisu experienced after his transition when SC2 Protoss is what he had to work with. BW needed a successor to help the SC series (and RTS genre) compete with modern games, but I don't think SC2 fulfilled this role well enough. No SC2 is not dying, but it's not really a strong enough successor to retain the same position BW had (BW beat DoTA to my knowledge). It's kind of like tepid tea. not like innovation has been standing out from other terrans for months now, and not like drg stood out for taking down innovation in a bo3... | ||
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lolmlg
619 Posts
On September 11 2013 12:52 kamkerx wrote: not like innovation has been standing out from other terrans for months now, and not like drg stood out for taking down innovation in a bo3... Weren't we just talking about Innovation's embarrassing decline like, a week before that? "Innovation is nowhere near the player he once was" blah blah blah? And then a player who had his own embarrassing decline beats him in a measly best of three and everyone gets excited? Hyperbole killing e-sports. | ||
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