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On July 29 2015 07:43 Clonester wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 07:37 SC2Towelie wrote:On July 29 2015 06:47 swag_bro wrote:On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. How did Stephano manage to win tournaments without practicing a single minute? Everyone is different and some players are good and some players completely suck. Stephano was one of those players who never had to practiced and still raped the shit out of scrubs. "Without practicing a single minute" ...you don't actually believe that do you? you got swag_broed. All these foreign players who "retire partial" but still grind their easy money in the WCS. I dont know what sucks more, that they dont get beaten out by more hungry and training players or that they do not channel their whole potential anymore. I think the first one.
That's because we've put 100x more hours in than these "hungry and training" players. Sure, they may have been practicing 10 hours a day for the past 2 months in preparation for the upcoming WCS qualifiers, but we've traveled around the world, made MANY sacrifices, and practiced thousands of hours to get where we are today, even if we are partially retired. I think we deserve some reward for that, don't you?
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I blame this on his Swarm host war game against Stephano from last year.
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This news is so old I thought it said "Petraeus Returning to Fulltime SC2"
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On July 29 2015 12:58 Garemie wrote:
This news is so old I thought it said "Petraeus Returning to Fulltime SC2"
meh. I guess Pet copied Kane on week late TL semi-retirement thread also 
Best of luck though 4 real.
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On July 29 2015 07:16 Mistakes wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 06:28 geokilla wrote:On July 29 2015 06:21 mYiKane wrote:On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. Yeah I can't imagine Polt getting wasted every weekend and slummin' it with some babes. Though I could be wrong... Just different priorities I guess. I didn't get wasted at all or bang girls. I'm nowhere near as good as Polt in anything.. Confirmed geokilla doesn't like girls.
But I have a girlfriend now...
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On July 29 2015 06:47 swag_bro wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. How did Stephano manage to win tournaments without practicing a single minute? Everyone is different and some players are good and some players completely suck. Stephano was one of those players who never had to practiced and still raped the shit out of scrubs.
Stephano is a prime example of a talented specimen who just knew how to play sc2, while the koreans slave away to get better, and other foreigners slave away for mediocrity. What an amazing player Stephano was. It's too bad he had to move on with his life.
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Sucks for the SEA scene,GL with university!
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On July 29 2015 13:35 Deathstar wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 06:47 swag_bro wrote:On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. How did Stephano manage to win tournaments without practicing a single minute? Everyone is different and some players are good and some players completely suck. Stephano was one of those players who never had to practiced and still raped the shit out of scrubs. Stephano is a prime example of a talented specimen who just knew how to play sc2, while the koreans slave away to get better, and other foreigners slave away for mediocrity. What an amazing player Stephano was. It's too bad he had to move on with his life.
Stephano did play a lot though. The main difference between him and others was that - according to him, at least - he didn't practice specific strategies much, as he had insane game analysis.
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Oh man, I loved watching Pet's stream. He was/is really talented. Glad to see he'll still be playing part time, I know even that must be hard with the demands school sometimes thrusts upon you 
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This is interesting considering that he's a high-school drop-out.
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On July 29 2015 11:50 mYiKane wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 07:43 Clonester wrote:On July 29 2015 07:37 SC2Towelie wrote:On July 29 2015 06:47 swag_bro wrote:On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. How did Stephano manage to win tournaments without practicing a single minute? Everyone is different and some players are good and some players completely suck. Stephano was one of those players who never had to practiced and still raped the shit out of scrubs. "Without practicing a single minute" ...you don't actually believe that do you? you got swag_broed. All these foreign players who "retire partial" but still grind their easy money in the WCS. I dont know what sucks more, that they dont get beaten out by more hungry and training players or that they do not channel their whole potential anymore. I think the first one. That's because we've put 100x more hours in than these "hungry and training" players. Sure, they may have been practicing 10 hours a day for the past 2 months in preparation for the upcoming WCS qualifiers, but we've traveled around the world, made MANY sacrifices, and practiced thousands of hours to get where we are today, even if we are partially retired. I think we deserve some reward for that, don't you? you'd think if the other players were so hungry maybe they'd get good enough to beat you guys part timing
i swear the foreigner fan motto in starcraft is "free wins for local players plz, but by the way i don't want to watch them in the qualis because the games are so bad"
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On July 29 2015 06:28 mYiKane wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 06:27 partydude89 wrote:On July 29 2015 06:21 mYiKane wrote:On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. Yeah I can't imagine Polt getting wasted every weekend and slummin' it with some babes. Though I could be wrong... Just different priorities I guess. The question i have is, If Kane does something and then doesn't tweet about it, did it really happen? Oh believe me, there's TONS that happens that I can't tweet about. If you look at my tweets they're mostly concerning Starcraft 
And I thought Twitter was your life. *sigh*
Not the Twitter pro I imagined after all... 
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Good choice! choose Life over the game
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On July 29 2015 09:21 Shellshock wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 07:14 SoulmaN__ wrote:On July 29 2015 06:10 Shellshock wrote:On July 29 2015 06:06 SetGuitarsToKill wrote:
Pretty sure this was well known already.
I didnt know about it You have to up your reddit game m8 you're right. my reddit game is pretty weak. I dont even have any link karma
You start with 1, so that's something^^
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Uni start in july in australia ?
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On July 29 2015 18:27 oGoZenob wrote:
Uni start in july in australia ?
The second semester starts around then in NZ I believe.
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On July 29 2015 18:27 oGoZenob wrote:
Uni start in july in australia ?
Don't forget summer and winter are reversed compared to the northern hemisphere d:
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On July 29 2015 19:18 OtherWorld wrote:Don't forget summer and winter are reversed compared to the northern hemisphere d:
Yeah, and it must be hard for them to live upside down
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On July 29 2015 11:50 mYiKane wrote:Show nested quote +On July 29 2015 07:43 Clonester wrote:On July 29 2015 07:37 SC2Towelie wrote:On July 29 2015 06:47 swag_bro wrote:On July 29 2015 06:19 OtherWorld wrote:On July 29 2015 06:16 Obamarauder wrote:
So how did Polt manage it? Going to uni, learning english and still highly competitive in foreign scene? i know hes korean blah blah blah but yea I think the answer involves very little sleep and partying. How did Stephano manage to win tournaments without practicing a single minute? Everyone is different and some players are good and some players completely suck. Stephano was one of those players who never had to practiced and still raped the shit out of scrubs. "Without practicing a single minute" ...you don't actually believe that do you? you got swag_broed. All these foreign players who "retire partial" but still grind their easy money in the WCS. I dont know what sucks more, that they dont get beaten out by more hungry and training players or that they do not channel their whole potential anymore. I think the first one. That's because we've put 100x more hours in than these "hungry and training" players. Sure, they may have been practicing 10 hours a day for the past 2 months in preparation for the upcoming WCS qualifiers, but we've traveled around the world, made MANY sacrifices, and practiced thousands of hours to get where we are today, even if we are partially retired. I think we deserve some reward for that, don't you?
No I dont think so.
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