In God's Hands: Flash Retires from Starcraft - Page 4
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Indonesia1814 Posts
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MoonBear
Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
Flash v Fantasy Bo9 TvT across OSL and MSL is one of those series I remember about Flash because it showcased pretty much all the evolution of TvT tactics from tank lines, Doom Drops, Wraiths, to Science Vessels. So many great games and series from such a great player! | ||
danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
On December 02 2015 03:53 amazingxkcd wrote: the best part about flash in BW was that he forced everyone else to improve beyond their capacity to even begin to keep up with him If you look at the losses Flash had, it was because his opponents did the unthinkable, did things that people thought wouldn't have been possible in BW just so they can beat him. Can't wait to see him play BW once again! + Show Spoiler + In this game, Dear specifically stated in the post interview that he studied Flash's scan timings and LOCATIONS just to be able to hide his Reaver tech from flash and even then Flash was very close to equalizing the game and coming back into it. This is the level of studying of a single player people had to do just to beat him + Show Spoiler + Flash opens up with an aggresive proxy rax to attempt to beat m18m. the game isn't over but m18m goes for the craziest counter-play I have ever seen in my career of watching starcraft and goes for the unthinkable play: proxy 3 gateways and robotics facility to trick flash and win. That was one of Flash's greatest contributions to the most beautiful game of Starcraft: He elevated everyone, not just him and for that, i applaud thunderously I remember the first game but hadn't seen the 2nd. Watching it now brought back so much. You could tell at the end Flash was like, "What just happened. Did I screw up? I don't even know how he just won." lol, that was awesome | ||
Cricketer12
United States13959 Posts
On December 02 2015 03:51 BisuDagger wrote: I await his return! It will take a massive resurgence of skill for him to relive days like this. ![]() + Show Spoiler [Flash Best Game] + ![]() It wouldn't be fun if Bisu won EVERY game would it? ![]() | ||
myminerals
560 Posts
It will be great if so. JD come home, son. | ||
Alucen-Will-
United States4054 Posts
I imagine we'll see someone at some point do a long form coverage of his entire career | ||
bayagster
Philippines54 Posts
As the time passed, I have grown to love Flash's games. Somewhat boring but at the same time exciting. He switched to sc2 but didn't have the same success just like in BW. I didn't stop believing that one day, Flash will be one of the the best again. It's so sad that I will never see Flash in LOTV tournaments, but I'm happy that I have watched one of the best BW progamers. Best of luck Flash ![]() | ||
ggrrg
Bulgaria2715 Posts
6 back to back finals winning 4. Winning PL and becoming PL mvp. 74% winrate in 2010 (78% in PL) Not giving protoss any chance with a 82% winrate in TvP that year and a winning record against every PL protoss player (other than stardust 0-1). | ||
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BLinD-RawR
ALLEYCAT BLUES49496 Posts
prepare to cry zergs. | ||
Captain Peabody
United States3091 Posts
Godspeed, Flash. Now do as well at life as you did at BW. | ||
Brutaxilos
United States2622 Posts
No one can stay in peak performance forever. | ||
CptMarvel
France236 Posts
The one game that pops to mind is a 1hour, breathtaking TvT against FBH that ends up in a seemingly unbreakable turtle situation where Flash makes one smart move after another until one last multi-pronged attack (which execution seems unreal, even by his standards) that gets him the win. I never really expected him to succeed in SC2, which is a bit too "nervous" and relies more on gimmicks than on sheer skill. Not his best suit. He still did quite well though, especially in Proleague. Super sad news regardless. I wish he had retired when he was on top (after Toronto maybe?), albeit it's easier said than done. See ya mate, good luck in life. | ||
Ero-Sennin
United States756 Posts
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United States66 Posts
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Canada6591 Posts
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Colombia730 Posts
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