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laerteis
United States78 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
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OPL3SA2
United States378 Posts
On November 20 2013 22:43 TaishiCi wrote: It is very hard to get a restart on your education after an extended hiatus. Believe me... Why | ||
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TaishiCi
Korea (South)211 Posts
Maybe because I am restarting my education after 2 years hiatus because of Korean military... Why would you even ask that? Seems like you are either trying to be a jackass or dim-witted... | ||
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Piet Friet
Netherlands36 Posts
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Moonsalt
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marcesr
Germany1383 Posts
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Sejanus
Lithuania550 Posts
On November 21 2013 09:23 marcesr wrote: And people still act as if too many Koreans didnt make SC2 super boring?! I have no idea why country of origin should matter in StarCraft game. | ||
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Sejanus
Lithuania550 Posts
On November 20 2013 13:09 Gescom wrote: The KR personalities are starting to get so boring... >_> He's a professional starcraft player. Please visit circus if you want clowns. | ||
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althaz
Australia1001 Posts
On November 21 2013 06:00 TaishiCi wrote: Maybe because I am restarting my education after 2 years hiatus because of Korean military... Why would you even ask that? Seems like you are either trying to be a jackass or dim-witted... I did it after a bigger break than that (three years of working full-time, which I didn't stop doing when I went back to studying). If you are dedicated and intelligent, which I assume Taeja must be to be so goddamn good at Starcraft, it's not so hard. There is an adjustment period, but it's not a big deal. | ||
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Radicalness
United States271 Posts
It would be a shame if he retires. Top 10 SC2 player all-time. | ||
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TaishiCi
Korea (South)211 Posts
On November 21 2013 12:00 althaz wrote: I did it after a bigger break than that (three years of working full-time, which I didn't stop doing when I went back to studying). If you are dedicated and intelligent, which I assume Taeja must be to be so goddamn good at Starcraft, it's not so hard. There is an adjustment period, but it's not a big deal. It feels like you are implying that I am not dedicated and intelligent. Working isn't the same as being in the military, and Korean military is basically manual labor with cigarettes as compensation... Also, if you are trying to get a REAL degree (actuarial science with finance minor), it is actually difficult as fuck. Sorry, life-long pro-gammers no matter how smart they are (July with inhuman IQ) have a difficult time getting a good degree and career in Korea. Most that do are almost directly hired by their sponsor companies for marketing ploys. Taeja isn't a "leader" type person to get hired as a coach after retirement or have enough personality to cast. He knows that the clock is ticking and his physical state isn't improving. | ||
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CloudMage
Canada221 Posts
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Scarecrow
Korea (South)9175 Posts
On November 21 2013 02:31 Plansix wrote: I don't know whi his better, people in this thread telling Taeja how to cook and live... Apparently everyone who posts on TL can do everything better than the folks involved with Esports. I'm pretty sure most people can do better than not exploring a foreign country and eating microwaved food all day. | ||
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fireforce7
United States334 Posts
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SolarJto
United States260 Posts
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XanaNA
United States15 Posts
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soydeedo
United States1 Post
On November 22 2013 16:10 Scarecrow wrote: I'm pretty sure most people can do better than not exploring a foreign country and eating microwaved food all day. Those were my thoughts initially too, but considering the fact that he's a top player and he regards his time there to be a business trip for professional training, you can't really fault him for it - especially since whatever he's doing is working. Still, getting takeout isn't that difficult or time consuming. =P | ||
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fried_rice
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On December 05 2013 23:37 soydeedo wrote: Those were my thoughts initially too, but considering the fact that he's a top player and he regards his time there to be a business trip for professional training, you can't really fault him for it - especially since whatever he's doing is working. Still, getting takeout isn't that difficult or time consuming. =P Depends on the country and of the food agrees with you. There are several places in the world where I would have trouble eating because I do not react well to spices. Big changes in your diet can kick your ass. People should just like Taeja handle his own diet, rather than being armchair tour guides and food experts. The man can handle his own food. | ||
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