TaeJa: "Earning a lot early and leaving early isn't bad."…
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lystier
China877 Posts
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
elfi have more wins against taeja than taeja have against elfin | ||
TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On November 19 2013 10:56 Darkhoarse wrote: Elfi is truly God. The One and Only. | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
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Havik_
United States5585 Posts
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dreamseller
Australia914 Posts
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vik7
United States227 Posts
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Ketch
Netherlands7285 Posts
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WigglingSquid
5194 Posts
On November 19 2013 10:54 Waxangel wrote: it's more an issue of him not liking western food That makes me sad. | ||
ssxsilver
United States4409 Posts
On November 19 2013 13:30 lystier wrote: I'm not sure if it's appropriate to state that the prize money is not good enough AFTER you took that money...i won't be happy if i were HSC host. And doesn't Take operate HsC at a loss too? I mean, I get that the ecosystem of professional SC2 is tough, but he can always decline to go to these "low money" tournaments. | ||
Danglars
United States12133 Posts
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JustPassingBy
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str10_hurts
Netherlands12 Posts
The fact he could not care less for culture, foreign food just adds to his devotion to the game IMO. (and I am from the Netherlands!) Keep on trucking Taeja, eyes on the money. | ||
LingBlingBling
United States353 Posts
On November 19 2013 11:54 MysterySC wrote: Sorry but he's just to boring to bad american teams didn't sign the fun koreans Really get tired of Americans and Europeans complaining about Koreans not jumping up and down every time they win something like it's American Idol. They are not monkeys their to entertain you. This is their job, their life line of income on the line. Korean culture is far more respectable in that regard. Taeja is a well mannered fellow and his mind is on the important things in life. He also said he was dead tired. I seen Taeja show tons of emotion when he played in Korea in the GSL where he feels at home. I get so upset when I see American/European viewers disrespect Koreans because they are not entertaining them, instead of commenting on their skill. Hope the best for Taeja, must be hard living in a huge environment change and food change. I don't blame him for not wanting to go out. | ||
Alryk
United States2718 Posts
On November 19 2013 13:23 Scarecrow wrote: He's gotta be one of the dullest stars in SC2. Hard to warm to him when he doesn't even want to go out and explore a foreign country, instead staying inside eating microwaved shit. The way he won the final then just sat there cleaning his glasses, without even smiling, was a real downer (saved only by Incontrol's humour). What did Incontrol say? | ||
zimz
United States510 Posts
On November 19 2013 15:40 LingBlingBling wrote: Really get tired of Americans and Europeans complaining about Koreans not jumping up and down every time they win something like it's American Idol. They are not monkeys their to entertain you. This is their job, their life line of income on the line. Korean culture is far more respectable in that regard. Taeja is a well mannered fellow and his mind is on the important things in life. He also said he was dead tired. I seen Taeja show tons of emotion when he played in Korea in the GSL where he feels at home. I get so upset when I see American/European viewers disrespect Koreans because they are not entertaining them, instead of commenting on their skill. Hope the best for Taeja, must be hard living in a huge environment change and food change. I don't blame him for not wanting to go out. sort of agree with you but its kinda antisocial to visit a country so far far far away and you might never visit again and not explore the country a little. | ||
Shellshock
United States97274 Posts
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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
He joked around because Teaja was not engaged at all after winning 10.000 $ and making Hyun looking like a Diamond player. He just cleaned his glasses, unplugged his stuff and doesn´t gave a fuck which was way more fun and more entertaining to watch as a huge celebration dance. InControle was the right person at the right place because i found it pretty funny. | ||
braller
96 Posts
"Wow, another terrible interview, why do these guys do nothing but spew platitudes?" Taeja gives an interview where he talks earnestly about some of the problems/challenges he faces: "Wow, what a lame person, how can he possibly believe that X and Y are true." There's also "option c," of being a PartinG/MC style entertainer, but honestly the more of those players there are the less interesting they are as individuals. | ||
rd
United States2586 Posts
On November 19 2013 15:40 LingBlingBling wrote: Really get tired of Americans and Europeans complaining about Koreans not jumping up and down every time they win something like it's American Idol. They are not monkeys their to entertain you. This is their job, their life line of income on the line. Korean culture is far more respectable in that regard. Taeja is a well mannered fellow and his mind is on the important things in life. He also said he was dead tired. I seen Taeja show tons of emotion when he played in Korea in the GSL where he feels at home. I get so upset when I see American/European viewers disrespect Koreans because they are not entertaining them, instead of commenting on their skill. Hope the best for Taeja, must be hard living in a huge environment change and food change. I don't blame him for not wanting to go out. How is it disrespectful to Taeja to say he's not an outwardly entertaining personality? That doesn't mean Taeja has to be giddy, it's just a stated opinion based on an observation. Calm the fuck down. | ||
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