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Austria24420 Posts
On January 20 2017 04:07 Hushfieldx wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2017 02:48 Cosmos wrote:Wonder how he managed to get that back home... Huh. Never really thought about that. Do players get to keep the trophy? I thought it would be something they take pictures with and then give back to the organisation. If not, getting a new trophy every time might be quite a costly affair for for tournament organisers, no?
I'm sure Alibaba can figure something out 
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Pleased for TY, congrats!
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So stoked to see TY finally win a major championship!
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Cmon Splyce. You know you want one player of each race. Pick him up!
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On January 20 2017 02:05 sc2randomize wrote:
"all the players‘ level in the competition was really high" I know pros say this all the time to be respectful to their competition, but can he really say this about WESG with a straight face? After how hard he and Maru stomped almost every other competitor and all the 3-0's we saw?
ahahaha i was thinking the same thing when i read this
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On January 20 2017 01:01 Olli wrote:
I will continue to work hard and put all my efforts into SCII.
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I practice a lot, not only for this tournament but for all of them.
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I'm always practicing hard and now I'm a tournament winner.
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But a pro-gamer can only do one thing in this situation – keep practicing and working hard. Especially in Korea the situation is quite sad right now, but maybe we can ‚revive‘ our scene if we continue to work.
Hmm, I'm starting to see a pattern here. Any problem can be solved by working hard it seems.
Plans for future? Work hard.
How to win a tournament? Work hard.
Get on a team? Work hard.
Save sc2? Work hard.
extrapolating:
Got a cold? Work hard.
your knee hurts? Work hard.
Feeling tired? Work hard.
Worn down and about to burn out? Work hard.
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On January 20 2017 10:14 Cascade wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2017 01:01 Olli wrote:
I will continue to work hard and put all my efforts into SCII.
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I practice a lot, not only for this tournament but for all of them.
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I'm always practicing hard and now I'm a tournament winner.
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But a pro-gamer can only do one thing in this situation – keep practicing and working hard. Especially in Korea the situation is quite sad right now, but maybe we can ‚revive‘ our scene if we continue to work.
Hmm, I'm starting to see a pattern here. Any problem can be solved by working hard it seems. Plans for future? Work hard. How to win a tournament? Work hard. Get on a team? Work hard. Save sc2? Work hard. extrapolating: Got a cold? Work hard. your knee hurts? Work hard. Feeling tired? Work hard. Worn down and about to burn out? Work hard.
that's how Koreans are so good at almost everything.
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Wins the biggest tournament ever, and has to beg for at team. Sums up the state of SC2 pretty damn well. It's all ogre.
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That is a pretty humble interview for someone just won one of the biggest prize pool in Starcraft history :D
Nice
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On January 20 2017 04:12 Olli wrote:Show nested quote +On January 20 2017 04:07 Hushfieldx wrote:On January 20 2017 02:48 Cosmos wrote:Wonder how he managed to get that back home... Huh. Never really thought about that. Do players get to keep the trophy? I thought it would be something they take pictures with and then give back to the organisation. If not, getting a new trophy every time might be quite a costly affair for for tournament organisers, no? I'm sure Alibaba can figure something out
Aliexpressed it back to Korea maybe lol
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On January 20 2017 01:01 Olli quoted TY:
maybe we can ‚revive‘ our scene if we continue to work.
Please do, please do!
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Very happy to see TY win. Most of the games were meh, but the finals were incredible. When TY plays his A game he seems to really incredible, imo even slightly better than the other top terrans. Unofrtunately, he doesn't always play his A game.
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Damn beautiful trophy from WESG!
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I'm glad he finally got it done. Fuck anyone who says this wasn't a major tournament T_T
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Nerf Terran! 
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