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, this has made me creep out of my bunker and post my most gracious thanks and good luck to probably the most influential sc2 terran there has been , such a solid player for such a long time and so sad to see him retire , truly the reason i play terran and will be sorely missed , all the best in the future MMA a true #heroofsc2MMA Retires - Page 5
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Piey
Scotland5 Posts
, this has made me creep out of my bunker and post my most gracious thanks and good luck to probably the most influential sc2 terran there has been , such a solid player for such a long time and so sad to see him retire , truly the reason i play terran and will be sorely missed , all the best in the future MMA a true #heroofsc2 | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
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cop354g
61 Posts
If Usain Bolt would run 10 hours day, he wouldnt be able to make records at 30+ age, so likely issue is that progaming is not regulated enough and people break their arms and mental health by simply playing too much. | ||
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
MMA was such a cool person and a good player, this name will forever resonate in the heart of any sc2 fan. Will miss him very much and make sure to check his last roar at HSC. | ||
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MrMotionPicture
United States4327 Posts
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Solar424
United States4001 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:24 cop354g wrote: Why do thise high quality players retire so young? Especially flash. MMA is 27, which is ancient by SC2 standards | ||
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:29 cop354g wrote: I think issue with young retiring age is due to poor player health management. People dont retire at 25 in any real sports either, or formulas etc. In real sports, the competitors are really taken care of healthcare wise and they probably dont "play" as much as progamers do, so people burn themselves out so soon. If Usain Bolt would run 10 hours day, he wouldnt be able to make records at 30+ age, so likely issue is that progaming is not regulated enough and people break their arms and mental health by simply playing too much. Most(4, actually) Kespa teams have their own health-care system, including personal gym traning. | ||
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SC2Toastie
Netherlands5725 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:33 Thouhastmail wrote: Most(4, actually) Kespa teams have their own health-care system, including personal gym traning. Did MMA ever play for a Kespa team tho? | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6313 Posts
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shid0x
Korea (South)5014 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:33 Thouhastmail wrote: Most(4, actually) Kespa teams have their own health-care system, including personal gym traning. It doesn't matter whether you get free painkillers for you cervicals or not. They still get fucked up in the end. | ||
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cop354g
61 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:32 Solar424 wrote: MMA is 27, which is ancient by SC2 standards Well, 27 is not old at all. Trend of retirement age has to be due to something else. There was few years ago some study where authors tried to prove that at 24 decline starts across all leagues, but it had big flaw where the subjects played less as they aged so it didnt prove anything. Also the data didnt really support it when observed more closely, the falloff of reaction times etc where not exactly something where good conclusions could have been made. | ||
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Elentos
55593 Posts
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Thouhastmail
Korea (North)876 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:33 SC2Toastie wrote: Did MMA ever play for a Kespa team tho? T1, 1 year, as a BW player. Most progamers debut around the age of 16; which means their heyday comes around 21. Progamers' 10-year- career is not that short, tho it feels quite short in comparison to other sports. | ||
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dyDrawer
Canada438 Posts
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Tngabor
Serbia60 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:32 Solar424 wrote: MMA is 27, which is ancient by SC2 standards Hey, you watch your mouth son : ) 27 is not old !!! : ) | ||
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cop354g
61 Posts
On December 17 2015 03:39 Thouhastmail wrote: T1, 1 year, as a BW player. Nost progamers debut around the age of 16; which means their heyday comes around 21. Progamers' 10-year- career is not that short, tho its quite in comparision of other sports. Likely it has more to do with that most players are not succesful enough, so they have to do something else with their life since mediocre pro gamer is not really good career choice yet compared to mediocre football player. When very succesful players retire, it might be because its hard to be best and since they have achieved so much already and its really stressfull to practise 10 hours day etc, retiring at high note or right after might sound good idea even if player might get second wind if continued. Esports is not developed enough, to really warrant staying on being pro gamer forever unless you are really winning everything everywhere. I believe flash very well had potential to be the best sc2 player. | ||
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TR
2320 Posts
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SinO[Ob]
France898 Posts
GL for your future! | ||
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looknohands119
United States815 Posts
Planned or not though, a legend like MMA retiring is definitely sad. | ||
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Ketch
Netherlands7285 Posts
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