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yoshi245
United States2971 Posts
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Penev
28503 Posts
Good luck Rain | ||
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bObA
France300 Posts
Rain is a noble person. I wish him and his dad to be as healthy as possible and to recover very fast. Good luck for your rest of your life man | ||
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DickMcFanny
Ireland1076 Posts
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brickrd
United States4894 Posts
gg rain, normally it's not often i care too much about a retirement, but in this case he was still a truly fantastic and exciting player and a good dude as well | ||
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WigglingSquid
5194 Posts
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JoeCool
Germany2520 Posts
As for the discussion about his reasons, I believe that donating a part of his liver might actually not be the only reason. I think that the game has changed too much with LotV and while some people like the changes, some other (including me) don't. It's just too far away from SCII has been in the past years. And I expect more Koreans to retire in the next months... Goodbye Rain! | ||
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atrox_
United Kingdom1711 Posts
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On December 20 2015 18:44 Topdoller wrote: But is the rumors of him leaving EG are true, he could return to Broodwar. Seeing the "Big 3" in action once more playing the game that made them great would be amazing Which rumors? Sad to see Rain retire, he was one of THE sc2 protoss players to watch for sure. I wish him the best of luck. | ||
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hymn
Bulgaria832 Posts
Rain is a true hero that has sacrifices his health and wellbeing for months to come in order for his dad to be better. We can all learn and take a lot from him. Even if I didn't like his play in HOTS (but I did) I am in awe of him. So I totally understand his reasoning to retire. Maybe he didn't like LOTV too, who knows? | ||
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Dav1oN
Ukraine3164 Posts
Best of luck bro | ||
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Strela
Netherlands1896 Posts
On December 20 2015 12:17 ChillingFrog89 wrote: I hope it is not becoz of the new wcs system rekting his tournament opportunities.. Dude he donated part of his liver.. | ||
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oo_Wonderful_oo
The land of freedom23126 Posts
Thanks for all the memories. Sun or rain, it was a good road. Farewell, the legend. Stay well <3. | ||
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
really sad hope there are still cool sc2 events to watch | ||
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[PkF] Wire
France24235 Posts
I want to cry  | ||
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Justinian
United Kingdom158 Posts
Too many retirements! | ||
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Makro
France16890 Posts
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NEEDZMOAR
Sweden1277 Posts
On December 20 2015 12:31 ThePacifist wrote: I understand now why the legendary progamers retired and some of the others consider to do. Obviously the new WCS system foreced Korean players to do. it's just like a s**t. If SPOTV or GSL doesn't open an additional league for Korean players, the SC2 Scene could be dead, i'm afraid. the new wcs system wasnt even released at the time when rain had his interview? Kespa obviously knew about it, but did the players? This is really really sad. I wonder if LotV wasnt fun for him at all or if missing the qualifiers for gsl/ssl had something to do with it. One of the best sc2 players ever and imho the best protoss player (not because he won as much as hero or sOs but because he did show how other styles than high risk /coinflip styles were viable as protoss). I wish rain the best of luck with everything in the future. | ||
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Zzzapper
1797 Posts
On December 20 2015 20:40 hymn wrote: Liver donation severely impacts the immune system and the whole organism. This is because the liver is the organ that is responsible for the detoxification and metabolisation of waste products in the blood, as well as it's a major supplier of enzymes. Not to mention he has had an abdominal surgery with general anesthesia which might not seem like a big thing but it actually is because there is a small chance that one might not wake up from it and there is no way of knowing if it will be you. So it's an emotional shock too. And then, the surgery itself requires tons of rest and medications, even without losing 1/3 of your liver. Rain is a true hero that has sacrifices his health and wellbeing for months to come in order for his dad to be better. We can all learn and take a lot from him. Even if I didn't like his play in HOTS (but I did) I am in awe of him. So I totally understand his reasoning to retire. Maybe he didn't like LOTV too, who knows? I find it amazing that liver donations are even possible. I just doesn't seem reasonable that you can cut off half a liver and give it to another person and that works out just fine after a while | ||
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Wrath
3174 Posts
Kespa obviously knew about it, but did the players? Obviously they knew, Stats spit the beans in his interview that he wants to win since there are only 2 seasons of SSL and that was before Blizzard announce the WCS info. | ||
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