On June 19 2014 02:32 Proseat wrote:
TaeJa excels at performing strongly in ad-hoc play weekend tournaments where you cannot prepare extensively for your opponents as you can in GSL for instance. There are probably not many other Korean players that would perform on par or better in such an environment. Anyways, great run again for him this summer, hopefully he'll not retire too soon.
TaeJa excels at performing strongly in ad-hoc play weekend tournaments where you cannot prepare extensively for your opponents as you can in GSL for instance. There are probably not many other Korean players that would perform on par or better in such an environment. Anyways, great run again for him this summer, hopefully he'll not retire too soon.
Agreed. TaeJa's practice regime is mostly laddering all day since he lives at home with his family so he's typically very prepared to play against the unexpected builds. It also helps that he's grandmaster at all 3 races
