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Interview with XiGua - Page 2
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aboxcar
United States447 Posts
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Geisterkarle
Germany3257 Posts
Nice interview! I still know XiGua from WC3 days! Great times! | ||
tissue
Malaysia441 Posts
"I'm really looking forward to the day that a Chinese player will join an NA/EU team. Let's break the post-WC3 status quo (of only Koreans imported into foreign teams)" | ||
Marou
Germany1371 Posts
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
XiGua:The happiest... That should be the days when I was practicing with my teammates in WC3, because those days it was really really cool. There were seven of us altogether but only two beds. Everyone was practicing very very hard to produce results. A lot of the time I was leaning on my chair sleeping. Then I would just wake up wash my face shower brush my teeth and just continue practicing. This kind of feeling was wonderful, I was really really happy. Afterwards I took second prize in WCG's nationals for WC3. It sounds ridiculous. | ||
purakushi
United States3300 Posts
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tili
United States1332 Posts
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moofang
508 Posts
The things that Chinese players will strive for really are too few. May sound a little misleading - Xigua meant that Chinese players have very little [tournaments] to strive for due to internet issues. | ||
ClueClueClue
Sweden1203 Posts
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argonautdice
Canada2704 Posts
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burningPurple
Norway76 Posts
Sad that no western teams haven't picked any Chinese players up yet.. I wonder if there are visa-difficulties or some type of politics / policy involved. I'm thinking like, maybe it would be too hard for a team to get a Chinese player out of China to play tournaments or something. | ||
Visage814
United States109 Posts
On March 06 2014 18:18 aboxcar wrote: please i would like to know how did "很苦很苦" become "very cool" ? .... "苦" literally means cool Don't trust google translate! | ||
iMOOrtal
Canada144 Posts
On March 06 2014 17:34 imrusty269 wrote: Xigua such a likeable guy ^^ Lol i was about to type that exactly. I love how he basically says SC2 makes you a better person, hes right too | ||
mikumegurine
Canada3145 Posts
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Circumstance
United States11403 Posts
On March 06 2014 18:43 tissue wrote: IMO 非常期待能有一个中国选手能去欧美线下战队训练.打破魔兽以来的不变的定律吧 "I'm really looking forward to the day that a Chinese player will join an NA/EU team. Let's break the post-WC3 status quo (of only Koreans imported into foreign teams)" Technically, Dignitas does still throw out Dream in the occasional team league. So that's something. | ||
Thalandros
Netherlands1151 Posts
XiGua: I really love Starcraft 2. Even if I retire later, I will continue to love SC2. Also everyone please continue to support SC2. don't give up just because the game is too difficult. On the contrary, the game will train your perseverance. It will raise your personality. It may also even help you. Wow, dem feels. Really like XiGua. Honest, down to earth and seems optimistic. GL to him in the ro16! | ||
spritzz
Canada331 Posts
On March 07 2014 03:25 Visage814 wrote: "苦" literally means cool Don't trust google translate! "苦" literally means bitter. You're confusing it with 酷, same sound. (ku) In context, he says it was very tough -> 7 ppl 2 beds etc. | ||
BreAKerTV
Taiwan1656 Posts
On March 07 2014 04:34 spritzz wrote: "苦" literally means bitter. You're confusing it with 酷, same sound. (ku) In context, he says it was very tough -> 7 ppl 2 beds etc. I should keep a hand-written journal in Chinese. Would make me both more literate and more sensible. I've gotten lazy since I graduated. On March 07 2014 04:07 Circumstance wrote: Technically, Dignitas does still throw out Dream in the occasional team league. So that's something. The only objection I have to that statement is that Dream was studying for his undergraduate degree in the UK while he was on Dignitas if I'm not mistaken. A lot of pro players for any eSports game title from China will quit once they finish studying for their undergraduate degree. | ||
JacobShock
Denmark2485 Posts
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slowbacontron
United States7722 Posts
On March 06 2014 15:43 mikumegurine wrote: wtf thats more chili than chicken how can you eat that without your mouth exploding? thx for doing the interview wonder if anyone knows why he choose the name "Watermelon"? If I recall correctly, his head is supposedly shaped like a watermelon? But I dunno | ||
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