EPTTaeJa post-retirement interview "Since I couldn't practice…
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lichter
1001 YEARS KESPAJAIL22272 Posts
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SCHWARZENEGGER
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I thought it was just me who doing that, thats why I hit diamond after my very first ~400 games in sc2 and master after ~1000 xD | ||
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Musicus
Germany23576 Posts
I would sign that Taeja! Good luck in the military! | ||
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RKC
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Mier19891
United States75 Posts
On August 30 2016 21:39 Dumbledore wrote: All questions seem to be separate / unrelated. He won game 4 but it was a proxy hatch that he very masterfully fended off. I truly believe that series had very big implications on both careers. He was definitly favored against MMA and winning blizzcon would have put him over the top. Possibly even ahead of life. | ||
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Mekare
Germany393 Posts
I miss him already  | ||
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Nerchio
Poland2633 Posts
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Nerchio
Poland2633 Posts
On August 31 2016 00:21 Nerchio wrote: The title of this interview is very true, I remember when I played in WOL I could learn from every single game I played but as the time passed somehow I started playing more games where I didn't focus. Amazing man, keep up the good job double post hehe :D | ||
stuchiu
Fiddler's Green42661 Posts
On August 31 2016 00:21 Nerchio wrote: Amazing man, keep up the good job double post hehe :D Getting to the point where the only good conversation is yourself. I know that pain. | ||
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Ve5pa
United Kingdom252 Posts
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Paljas
Germany6926 Posts
still somewhat interesting | ||
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fronkschnonk
Germany622 Posts
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Hot_Bid
Braavos36374 Posts
Taeja just didn't give a fuck, I don't think I saw him play StarCraft 2 all week. He'd just watch k-dramas and play League (in which he's Diamond 1 lol) with Victor right behind him. Of course he then goes to DreamHack and sweeps the tournament easily. He's one of the most talented players I've seen and he could've probably gone pro in any game he wanted. Too bad about the hand injuries. | ||
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AxionSteel
United States7754 Posts
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On August 31 2016 02:17 Hot_Bid wrote: That casual rank 79 in Overwatch (top 200-300 in Korea??) reminds me of my favorite story about Taeja: when he visited the TL house in the Netherlands in preparation for Dreamhack the next week. Many players visit and its generally a good environment for practicing. The seating is an open area where the players sit in the center and Victor (Nazgul) sits behind them. When Hero or TLO or Ret visit they typically practice really hard because the owner's RIGHT THERE working too, so they want to show they're a hardworking player etc. Taeja just didn't give a fuck, I don't think I saw him play StarCraft 2 all week. He'd just watch k-dramas and play League (in which he's Diamond 1 lol) with Victor right behind him. Of course he then goes to DreamHack and sweeps the tournament easily. He's one of the most talented players I've seen and he could've probably gone pro in any game he wanted. Too bad about the hand injuries. Did he already have problems with his hands back then? | ||
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NEEDZMOAR
Sweden1277 Posts
On August 30 2016 23:28 SCHWARZENEGGER wrote: "I put thought into every single game I played." I thought it was just me who doing that, thats why I hit diamond after my very first ~400 games in sc2 and master after ~1000 xD This is pretty common. | ||
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Penev
28475 Posts
On August 31 2016 02:17 Hot_Bid wrote: That casual rank 79 in Overwatch (top 200-300 in Korea??) reminds me of my favorite story about Taeja: when he visited the TL house in the Netherlands in preparation for Dreamhack the next week. Many players visit and its generally a good environment for practicing. The seating is an open area where the players sit in the center and Victor (Nazgul) sits behind them. When Hero or TLO or Ret visit they typically practice really hard because the owner's RIGHT THERE working too, so they want to show they're a hardworking player etc. Taeja just didn't give a fuck, I don't think I saw him play StarCraft 2 all week. He'd just watch k-dramas and play League (in which he's Diamond 1 lol) with Victor right behind him. Of course he then goes to DreamHack and sweeps the tournament easily. He's one of the most talented players I've seen and he could've probably gone pro in any game he wanted. Too bad about the hand injuries. That's amazing I miss Taeja, yep, damn | ||
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Deleuze
United Kingdom2102 Posts
On August 31 2016 02:17 Hot_Bid wrote: That casual rank 79 in Overwatch (top 200-300 in Korea??) reminds me of my favorite story about Taeja: when he visited the TL house in the Netherlands in preparation for Dreamhack the next week. Many players visit and its generally a good environment for practicing. The seating is an open area where the players sit in the center and Victor (Nazgul) sits behind them. When Hero or TLO or Ret visit they typically practice really hard because the owner's RIGHT THERE working too, so they want to show they're a hardworking player etc. Taeja just didn't give a fuck, I don't think I saw him play StarCraft 2 all week. He'd just watch k-dramas and play League (in which he's Diamond 1 lol) with Victor right behind him. Of course he then goes to DreamHack and sweeps the tournament easily. He's one of the most talented players I've seen and he could've probably gone pro in any game he wanted. Too bad about the hand injuries. Such a great story. One of my all time favorite pros. GL Taeja! | ||
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Dingodile
4133 Posts
On August 31 2016 03:40 Deleuze wrote: Such a great story. One of my all time favorite pros. GL Taeja! I am not familiar with Dota. Diamond is the highest league in dota? Google doesn't help me. | ||
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Daniel C
Hong Kong1606 Posts
Good luck in whatever he does next. | ||
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