EPTLiquid Taeja tweets that he will retire soon - Page 3
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ratty
New Zealand275 Posts
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Cheren
United States2911 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:44 Plansix wrote: I like it. A lot of people like it. A lot of people on TL like bitching how they don't. To each their own. Remember when he won and complained he couldn't win more than 10K at a time. #firstworldproblems I like it when the games aren't 40 minute+ stalemates. The blink all-ins get old too. | ||
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iNsaNe-
Finland5201 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:39 geokilla wrote: Who enjoys SC2. Tell me honestly. + Show Spoiler + [IEM] Ro8 + Ro4 World Championships 2014 3038 1977 1893 1798 1632 1541 1534 1486 1478 1433 1347 1290 1244 1194 1171 1156 1078 916 762 [IEM] Ro16 World Championships 2014 5643 5592 5578 5436 5318 4977 4841 4591 4489 4461 4376 4308 4169 4140 4040 4020 3897 3839 3767 3743 3463 2759 2718 2627 2598 2511 2453 2430 2377 2336 2237 2194 2144 1985 1832 [WCS AM] Ro32 Group G Premier Season 1 2014 519 477 432 413 403 398 214 183 171 144 130 92 84 81 80 76 45 27 [WCS EU] Ro32 Group H Premier Season 1 2014 1017 1004 986 972 303 278 256 228 222 212 195 178 154 141 [WCS EU] Ro32 Group H Premier Season 1 2014 127 114 109 99 [WCS AM] Ro32 Group F Premier Season 1 2014 847 844 842 839 781 [WCS EU] Ro32 Group F Premier Season 1 2014 830 769 761 756 739 720 689 675 654 [WCS AM] Ro32 Group D Premier Season 1 2014 1966 1925 1880 1874 1840 1769 1694 1469 1451 1407 1384 1345 1300 1283 1187 1152 1106 1091 1058 1017 884 861 840 775 570 557 530 504 499 484 477 386 ... I guess you got the picture | ||
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DrPandaPhD
5188 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:39 geokilla wrote: Who enjoys SC2. Tell me honestly. Play? Not really no, when I get home from university/extra job I want to relax and play some fun games with friends. Not having to be super focused. Watch? Depends 100% on the players. I compare it somewhat to my interest in sports. If it's my country playing then I can watch. But I don't watch random high level matches because it's fun to watch good games. Want to know a bit about the players playing to make it interesting. Like Bomber/Life/Gumiho/Maru/Soulkey or whatever. Then there is Leenock whom I know a bit more on a personal level. And cheering for him is like cheering for a friend. The only player I actually look forward to watching play. But there are a lot of players I tune in to, to watch high level games. | ||
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Roybs
Netherlands500 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:41 Waxangel wrote: mmmmm I get the feeling that he is serious He wasn't looking happy at all the whole tournament. If you compare him with the TaeJa at Dreamhack it's such a difference :\ Shame, but understandable because of his wrists injuries. | ||
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Bagration
United States18282 Posts
Can't really take this seriously, because it's right after a loss. | ||
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vult
United States9400 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:49 ratty wrote: hmmm this will be sad. maru and polt will be the only terran hopes. You forgot Mvp | ||
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SSVnormandy
France392 Posts
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Vandrad
Germany951 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:56 Bagration wrote: First he GGs out of games early, now he's retiring early. Can't really take this seriously, because it's right after a loss. He's had issues with his wrists for a long time now. | ||
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Popkiller
3415 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:39 geokilla wrote: Who enjoys SC2. Tell me honestly. I enjoy playing it quite a bit, maybe even more than watching. Cause at my level (I'm awful), I know that balance doesn't matter, and I should be able to beat all my opponents if I improve my game. | ||
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geokilla
Canada8246 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:47 Darkhorse wrote: I should hope you do as well because you are in LR threads all the time I presume you are watching games, and you shouldn't be watching something so much that you don't enjoy. I only enjoy watching now, and even then it's selective games that I can watch. Play maybe a couple games a week now just so I stay eligible for CSL. | ||
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Gorlin
United States2753 Posts
 Oh my god, so sad | ||
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TheBloodyDwarf
Finland7524 Posts
On March 16 2014 07:29 Penguinator wrote: Protoss so strong it can make Taeja retire Even Liquid_Hero agrees how hero can say that after cologne? | ||
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iNsaNe-
Finland5201 Posts
On March 16 2014 08:04 geokilla wrote: I only enjoy watching now, and even then it's selective games that I can watch. Play maybe a couple games a week now just so I stay eligible for CSL. ok + Show Spoiler +  | ||
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pooMonger
United States30 Posts
I've put in about 8,000 hours into the game, and I've had to take a lengthy break from playing due to the pain in my forearms, specifically my wrists. there really needs to be some sort of innovation in the RSI field, because I can only see the problem worsening as more people acquire access to computers throughout the world. imagine if our favorite players and progamers could have playing careers that lasted 20-30 years, instead of the 5-10 years they have now. | ||
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geokilla
Canada8246 Posts
On March 16 2014 08:10 pooMonger wrote: you guys underestimate the toll that 7-10 years of playing an APM-intensive game has on one's wrists. I've put in about 8,000 hours into the game, and I've had to take a lengthy break from playing due to the pain in my forearms, specifically my wrists. there really needs to be some sort of innovation in the RSI field, because I can only see the problem worsening as more people acquire access to computers throughout the world. imagine if our favorite players and progamers could have playing careers that lasted 20-30 years, instead of the 5-10 years they have now. Or encourage them to go to the gym and do more than sit in front of a computer 10 hours a day. You don't have to be a progamer to injure yourself. Just take a look at the people sitting in an office job. | ||
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SSVnormandy
France392 Posts
maybe he sees that as a big deal for the survival of sc2 and thinks this is more important than getting free wins | ||
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Frex
Finland888 Posts
On March 16 2014 08:12 geokilla wrote: Or encourage them to go to the gym and do more than sit in front of a computer 10 hours a day. You don't have to be a progamer to injure yourself. Just take a look at the people sitting in an office job. Or we can just accept that a lot of jobs come with occupational hazards. There is a lot you can do to avoid them, but sometimes it can just be inevitable. | ||
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Lorch
Germany3691 Posts
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Dontkillme
Korea (South)806 Posts
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