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I_love_sharkpeople
United States253 Posts
I wish him well. | ||
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
It's so stupid how in the modern world we're still using foot soldiers. Just bomb the shit out of N Korea and get it over with. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On November 09 2013 23:58 TRaFFiC wrote: This is total bullshit. I mean if he WANTS to retire, fine, but being forced to serve in the army at the height of your programming career is terrible. He could make another 200k easy in the next 2 years... It's so stupid how in the modern world we're still using foot soldiers. Just bomb the shit out of N Korea and get it over with. He's old man. A lot of these players have held off for long enough and there is nothing wrong with going out on top (if it does end that way), also Korea isn't the only nation with mandatory military service. | ||
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Tchado
Jordan1831 Posts
 and why are people here bitching about him being older ? 27 ?? did you all forget Nestea ?? he dispelled that myth a long time ago , old doesn't mean he can't kick ass , period. | ||
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intotheheart
Canada33091 Posts
On November 08 2013 07:03 Holdenintherye wrote: WHAT...... Just as soon as he makes his comeback. So he's 25 now, and after his service he'll be 27. Not sure how he'll fare when he comes back :/ NesTea wasn't very young when he started SC2 either. I think that he might be okay. | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
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Scarecrow
Korea (South)9172 Posts
On November 10 2013 00:25 IntoTheheart wrote: NesTea wasn't very young when he started SC2 either. I think that he might be okay. That was back when the game was still getting worked out. He really doesn't have the mechanics to compete in modern sc2. | ||
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
On November 10 2013 00:06 StarStruck wrote: He's old man. A lot of these players have held off for long enough and there is nothing wrong with going out on top (if it does end that way), also Korea isn't the only nation with mandatory military service. For a pro gamer whose dedicated his entire life to sc2, there is no logical transition. He won't be able to make as much money in any other field. So, unless he's independently wealthy, that would suck. I'm Cypriot and we have mandatory military service too (Cyprus was invaded in 1974 by Turkey and they took half our island). Mandatory service is the biggest waste of life. | ||
Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
On November 09 2013 23:58 TRaFFiC wrote: This is total bullshit. I mean if he WANTS to retire, fine, but being forced to serve in the army at the height of your programming career is terrible. He could make another 200k easy in the next 2 years... It's so stupid how in the modern world we're still using foot soldiers. Just bomb the shit out of N Korea and get it over with. First, he doesn't want to retire, as he said, he wants to give a shot when he comes back, and if it proves impossible to come back as a player, he wants to do something related to SC2 anyway. Second, this is not bullshit. I don't believe you can really judge while not leaving in a country permanently under the threat of a neighbour country that has nuclear missile (which really don't make up for the lack of a conventional army). | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On November 10 2013 00:32 TRaFFiC wrote: For a pro gamer whose dedicated his entire life to sc2, there is no logical transition. He won't be able to make as much money in any other field. So, unless he's independently wealthy, that would suck. I'm Cypriot and we have mandatory military service too (Cyprus was invaded in 1974 by Turkey and they took half our island). Mandatory service is the biggest waste of life. Not necessarily man. Some people actually get a lot out of it. I've had friends who came back and they said it helped make them a Man. They viewed it as an initiation so to speak. I can see both sides to the coin and there is still plenty of opportunity out there for them if they are willing to go back and finish their studies. Not many people can say they were pro gamers. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18311 Posts
On November 10 2013 01:08 StarStruck wrote: Not necessarily man. Some people actually get a lot out of it. I've had friends who came back and they said it helped make them a Man. They viewed it as an initiation so to speak. I can see both sides to the coin and there is still plenty of opportunity out there for them if they are willing to go back and finish their studies. Not many people can say they were pro gamers. Sorry, but the previous poster is right. Mandatory is the biggest waste of life. And what were your friends before if it helped them make a Man? a woman? o.O | ||
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TRaFFiC
Canada1448 Posts
On November 10 2013 01:03 Ragnarork wrote: First, he doesn't want to retire, as he said, he wants to give a shot when he comes back, and if it proves impossible to come back as a player, he wants to do something related to SC2 anyway. Second, this is not bullshit. I don't believe you can really judge while not leaving in a country permanently under the threat of a neighbour country that has nuclear missile (which really don't make up for the lack of a conventional army). So you would be ok with giving up your life for 2+ years to move to a military camp and be ordered around all day while eating whatever food they give you. You realize they don't allow alcohol or weed right? :D | ||
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Musicus
Germany23570 Posts
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Zealously
East Gorteau22261 Posts
On November 29 2013 02:35 Musicus wrote: So it's confirmed he will play at least another year now. Really awesome .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meRzrBrRuXY Fuck everything about the video title, seriously -.- other than that, great news! | ||
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Musicus
Germany23570 Posts
On November 29 2013 02:37 Zealously wrote: Fuck everything about the video title, seriously -.- other than that, great news! Need dem clicks! | ||
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IAmWithStupid
Russian Federation1016 Posts
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