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Snute: Sheer Force of Will - Rank 12 - Road to BlizzCon

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Snute: Sheer Force of Will - Rank 12 - Road to BlizzCon

Text byTL.net ESPORTS
Graphics byshiroiusagi
October 14th, 2017 13:24 GMT
Photo Credit: DreamHack
Snute
Jens Aasgaard
Team Liquid


Sheer Force of Will


by Olli


Some players are naturally gifted. Of these, some are mechanical monsters who transform their superior physical ability into victory; to others the complex strategy of StarCraft II comes very easily, as if the fog of war was but a transparent curtain to them. Snute is neither. In fact, if you were to ask Snute about his talents, he would argue that he has none at all. And yet here he stands among the top eight players in the international scene, five years after his first big tournament performance at Dreamhack Winter 2012 where he reached the quarterfinals, even winning a group stage series against (Z)Stephano, the best foreigner in StarCraft II at the time.


You're going to see roaches if you click this.


"If the first you had seen of Snute was in 2017, you would have never guessed all the different versions of Snute that came before."
It is easy to forget at times that Snute was originally a very aggressive player. He excelled at aggressive roach strategies and was not scared to all-in whoever he met. He became a brood lord/infestor player, as did every other Zerg, and when that playstyle faded, a muta/ling/baneling player—only to again reinvent himself as a highly effective swarm host player in every match-up. If the first you had seen of Snute was in 2017, you would have never guessed all the different versions of Snute that came before. That evolution down the years hints at an important strength Snute does possess, even if he himself might never admit it. Snute, perhaps more than any other player in the international scene, excels at forcing himself to do the right thing—the winning thing.

This is by no means true for all players, and it is a very underrated ability to possess. Players very often let their personality flow into the game in ways that affect their style of play. Just as (T)GuMiho or (P)sOs inexorably sway towards unorthodox strategies, or (Z)Life was drawn to cheese in important matches, Snute's personality affects the way he plays. But it does so in the exact opposite way it did for the above players. Snute does not allow himself to succumb to his own tendencies. He would much rather change them altogether. Every evolution of Snute is based on modern and constantly updated knowledge of StarCraft II. That is why, when Snute deemed roach all-ins to be the most effective way of playing, he did not hesitate to employ them regularly. There is careful and intelligent thought behind Snute's different identities as a player, and they're all glued together by iron discipline and sheer force of will.



Winrate


72.56% vs. Terran
62.39% vs. Protoss
59.72% vs. Zerg

Rank


Circuit Standings
4

WCS Points


3760



The greatest testament to this ability is that, despite changing his playstyle so many times, Snute has remained among the very best international players at all times. Time and time again, when all other foreigners fell, it was Snute battling on in close series against would-be-champions, taking them to their limits—and, unfortunately, falling just short in most cases.


Snute takes (P)herO to a fifth game at IEM San Jose and falls just short. herO went on to win the tournament. Snute did the same to (T)Flash at IEM Toronto that year—Flash ended up winning the tournament.


The key to Snute maintaining that high level consistently is work, work and even more work. Even early on in his career that is what Snute was most known for. That dedication and commitment have earned him support and respect in the community—and not only among us spectators.



How does Snute keep pushing himself beyond his own limits? In an interview with Fragster (that unfortunately is no longer available), he explained that it is a conscious decision to keep improving.

"Practicing 12 hours a day would not be an issue for me and I know that with fewer things to focus on in real life, I will be able to focus better and become happier. [...] I have thought several times in the past that I couldn't become better, but every time I proved myself wrong."


To Snute, it seems, improving at StarCraft II is directly tied to his happiness as a person. To do this, he is willing to put aside any other interests he has and focus solely on the game that is now his job. That kind of mindset has proven successful, but it comes at a cost. Shutting out all things that distract from practice has yielded immense benefits—Snute is the highest earning foreigner in StarCraft II's history—but it also results in every single loss hitting Snute even harder. The more you focus on perfecting one thing—while sacrificing all others— the rougher the realization becomes that perfection can never be achieved by any human being. With it often comes a form of self-reflection seems depreciating to many. Snute has been quite open about how he sees himself and his abilities.

On October 29 2016 05:54 Liquid`Snute wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 28 2016 22:04 outscar wrote:
Snute, your broke our hearts with that, how should I call it by not being rude, 12 billion ling travesty against Drogo! It was your game, your match, your score from the very start! I don't even wanna cheer anymore :'(

put yourself in my shoes having to be the guy that plays horribly like that after practicing so much when it matters the most. and then having to read this. i know exactly what you mean, because if you imagine what you said and amplify its negative emotions by x1000 and add some existential-suicidal darkness spice on top, you can maybe get somewhat close to imagining how i feel. it's not the first time. i feel incompetent at my job more often than not and it's very sad. but i'm happy to still have fans that cheer for me.

At this point it's more about trying to find reasons to keep going in sc2 or in life for that matter. i failed wesg and blizzcon, the two most important things to not fail. if good gameplay on average is what you want, then I'm proven to not be the guy (despite placing top4 at a lot of tournaments this year). Try Nerchio or Neeb if you want to cheer for someone less likely to disappoint. I'm just a high level zerg that does somewhat ok on ladder and sometimes in tournaments. It's not fair to expect me to take down drogo 100% of the time, even if my ZvP is good in a lot of scenarios. apologies


But despite taking losses as emotionally as he does, Snute has picked himself up and continued on every single time, always with the same goals in mind. Whether he wins or loses, he always learns from his mistakes and tries his utmost to fix them. The best way to describe Snute, then, is a player and human being fueled almost entirely by his will to succeed, and the ability to force himself to do whatever is necessary to reach his goals. And if that means dropping everything he knows in favor of something new and better then so be it.

That is the most important ability Snute has, one that perhaps he himself underestimates. Snute the roach all-inner, the brood lord/infestor abuser, the muta/ling/bane macro player, the swarmhost maniac and the Snute of today are one and the same person: Jens Aasgaard, always striving for perfection.








Writer: Olli
Editor: Zealously, munch, Olli
Photo Credit: DreamHack
Statistics: Aligulac
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mortyFromRickAndMort
Profile Blog Joined September 2017
85 Posts
Last Edited: 2017-10-14 21:18:49
October 14 2017 13:28 GMT
#2
Why are there so many whites at Blizzcon? Did they change the format to have affirmative action for foreigners?

I got warned for this, but I genuinely don't know...

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Kitai
Profile Joined June 2012
United States873 Posts
October 14 2017 13:51 GMT
#3
Snute is easily my favorite foreigner going to Blizzcon. Whether his results are good or bad, he is always a class act and embodies the personality traits and work ethic I admire the most of people in his position. He works incredibly hard and doesn't talk shit, boast, or lash out at people even when his negative emotions are strong. Go Snute!!
"You know, I don't care if soO got 100 second places in a row. Anyone who doesn't think that he's going to win blizzcon watching this series is a fool" - Artosis, Blizzcon 2014 soO vs TaeJa
myRZeth
Profile Joined June 2011
Germany1047 Posts
October 14 2017 14:03 GMT
#4
I love the posts so much
Parrek
Profile Joined May 2016
United States893 Posts
October 14 2017 14:05 GMT
#5
On October 14 2017 22:28 mortyFromRickAndMort wrote:
Why are there so many whites at Blizzcon? Did they change the format to have affirmative action for foreigners?


You are really far behind if you don't know why.
Mun_Su
Profile Joined December 2012
France2063 Posts
October 14 2017 14:08 GMT
#6
very good read, Snute is the most likeable foreigner, by far. I hope he'll do well in Blizzcon.
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Morbidius
Profile Joined November 2010
Brazil3449 Posts
Last Edited: 2017-10-14 14:13:42
October 14 2017 14:13 GMT
#7
On October 14 2017 23:05 Parrek wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 14 2017 22:28 mortyFromRickAndMort wrote:
Why are there so many whites at Blizzcon? Did they change the format to have affirmative action for foreigners?


You are really far behind if you don't know why.

He knows why, he said the reason in his post.
Has foreign StarCraft hit rock bottom?
Nakajin
Profile Blog Joined September 2014
Canada8989 Posts
October 14 2017 14:20 GMT
#8
Nice article, really hopping Snute can do good at Blizzcon
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Fango
Profile Joined July 2016
United Kingdom8987 Posts
October 14 2017 14:29 GMT
#9
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY
Zest, sOs, PartinG, Dark, and Maru are the real champs. ROOT_herO is overrated. Snute, Serral, and Scarlett are the foreigner GOATs
Mun_Su
Profile Joined December 2012
France2063 Posts
October 14 2017 14:39 GMT
#10
On October 14 2017 23:29 Fango wrote:
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY


So you put Serral above Elazer and TY ?
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Fango
Profile Joined July 2016
United Kingdom8987 Posts
October 14 2017 15:08 GMT
#11
On October 14 2017 23:39 Mun_Su wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 14 2017 23:29 Fango wrote:
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY


So you put Serral above Elazer and TY ?


I wouldn't, but I'm guessing TL will
Zest, sOs, PartinG, Dark, and Maru are the real champs. ROOT_herO is overrated. Snute, Serral, and Scarlett are the foreigner GOATs
stevemachine17
Profile Joined April 2017
45 Posts
October 14 2017 15:17 GMT
#12
GL Snute!
Boggyb
Profile Joined January 2017
2855 Posts
October 14 2017 15:21 GMT
#13
On October 15 2017 00:08 Fango wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 14 2017 23:39 Mun_Su wrote:
On October 14 2017 23:29 Fango wrote:
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY


So you put Serral above Elazer and TY ?


I wouldn't, but I'm guessing TL will

The argument to put TY that low would have resulted in SpeCial at 16, so unless they are weirdly inconsistent, I doubt it. TY was second at GSL vs The World, so you can't reasonably claim he's on a longer downward funk than SpeCial.
Durnuu
Profile Joined September 2013
13320 Posts
October 14 2017 15:38 GMT
#14
On October 15 2017 00:08 Fango wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 14 2017 23:39 Mun_Su wrote:
On October 14 2017 23:29 Fango wrote:
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY


So you put Serral above Elazer and TY ?


I wouldn't, but I'm guessing TL will

What could make you think TL writers would do that ?
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Rob-Zero
Profile Joined January 2011
Germany459 Posts
October 14 2017 15:49 GMT
#15
The first article of the PowerRank that really got me, Snute is just so likeable always, nice, honest and a great work attitude (I dont know if he is the hardest working because i dont know how hard the others are working).
I wish you all the best Snute, I know you are most likely not winning the Global Finals, so I wish you something else instead : happiness! It´s so much more important, too. You can be very proud of your career as a Sc2 Pro, never forget that.
Dark Age of Camelot - I miss you
Fango
Profile Joined July 2016
United Kingdom8987 Posts
Last Edited: 2017-10-14 16:31:28
October 14 2017 16:18 GMT
#16
On October 15 2017 00:21 Boggyb wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 15 2017 00:08 Fango wrote:
On October 14 2017 23:39 Mun_Su wrote:
On October 14 2017 23:29 Fango wrote:
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY


So you put Serral above Elazer and TY ?


I wouldn't, but I'm guessing TL will

The argument to put TY that low would have resulted in SpeCial at 16, so unless they are weirdly inconsistent, I doubt it. TY was second at GSL vs The World, so you can't reasonably claim he's on a longer downward funk than SpeCial.


The argument against TY is that he barely plays in anything. That's why they didn't include him on top 10power ranks before even though at the time he was still getting ro8/4 in the main events. Arguably he's doing worse now than back then
Zest, sOs, PartinG, Dark, and Maru are the real champs. ROOT_herO is overrated. Snute, Serral, and Scarlett are the foreigner GOATs
Serimek
Profile Joined August 2011
France2274 Posts
October 14 2017 16:51 GMT
#17
Go go Snute ! Maybe you're not likely to go out of your group, but I'm sure you can !
SC2 is the best game to watch and was the best to play before I grew old and slow...
bulya
Profile Joined February 2016
Israel386 Posts
October 14 2017 16:52 GMT
#18
On October 14 2017 23:29 Fango wrote:
I'm gonna take a guess and say Elazer will be next, followed by TY


TY is quite a gamble when you have Gumiho. I guess Gumiho will come before TY. Gumiho's TvZ was figured out, and similar to a few other players he is currently not in a great form. Although TY isn't in his best form either.

In my Gumiho and TY are the Koreans that will come first, probably following Elazer.
Serral and Neeb are the 2 foreigners you can't count out, and I think they have a good chance of getting to the top 8. I would be surprised if one of them won't be in the top 8 of this power rank.
Rehio
Profile Joined March 2011
United States1718 Posts
October 14 2017 17:16 GMT
#19
I am just such a huge fan of Snute's. The Red Bull Battleground win was just an amazing moment to watch back in the day, and it grabbed my interest in the beginning. He's only continued to impress and improve as the years go on. He never gives up, he always works hard, and I respect him a lot. He's just a good person.

Whether you win or lose your fans will support you, Snute, but I hope you beat 'em up at Blizzcon anyway.

SidianTheBard
Profile Joined October 2010
United States2474 Posts
October 14 2017 17:26 GMT
#20
Let's go Snute! Best foreigner there! (My opinion!) Kick some butt, you've got this! =)
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starkiller123
Profile Joined January 2016
United States4030 Posts
October 14 2017 17:59 GMT
#21
ahh its impossible to not be a fan of Snute
baiesradu
Profile Blog Joined June 2012
Romania150 Posts
October 14 2017 21:20 GMT
#22
I find his stream extremely entertaining.
I love him as a player and a respect him as a person !
I feel bad for him every time he fails to meet his standards !
He deserves to make a good living playing this game !
I love Starcraft .
VengefulTree
Profile Joined May 2014
Canada637 Posts
Last Edited: 2017-10-15 05:16:17
October 15 2017 05:16 GMT
#23
It must be so weird to be a pro and to read a writer describing yourself with such grandiloquence. Nice write-up though.

Not sure about Snute never allowing himself to succumb to his own tendencies though, I think I recall him being overly careful and defensive a few times in the WCS circuit.
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DSK
Profile Blog Joined February 2015
England1110 Posts
October 15 2017 11:12 GMT
#24
On October 15 2017 02:59 starkiller123 wrote:
ahh its impossible to not be a fan of Snute


Agreed. I don't have single bad thing to say about him. Hope his hard work and effort reward him in the near future.
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lechatnoir
Profile Joined November 2016
386 Posts
October 15 2017 12:40 GMT
#25
Gods my wife and I want snute to succeed so much. Jens would deserve it after the back2back silvers.
Argonauta
Profile Joined July 2016
Spain4939 Posts
October 15 2017 12:53 GMT
#26
I think this one nails it.
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Yo_Man
Profile Joined May 2017
43 Posts
October 15 2017 14:28 GMT
#27
good to see that mentioning Life (positively) in an article is no longer taboo
GreatCraft
Profile Joined March 2017
21 Posts
October 15 2017 17:54 GMT
#28
Snute is real and perseveres. I like Snute. Go Snute!
Asunanas
Profile Joined April 2011
53 Posts
October 15 2017 20:27 GMT
#29
Man I genuinely hope that Snute has a successful Blizzcon run, he's been my favorite foreigner since 2012 and it's always so sad to see him sad.

Snute fighting!!
ShmubDub
Profile Joined May 2016
3 Posts
October 16 2017 01:34 GMT
#30
That herO Snute series was the first televised pro match of sc2 I ever watched. Followed closely behind herO vs Jaedong in the same day. That was half the reason I decided I wanted to play competitively. Snute we will always have your back, even through the roughest of times. I will always cheer for you no matter your result. You and soO and ByuL have made me look at progamers in a completely different way with your stories of near success and crushing failure. I never thought I could care so much about someone I don't even know. GL in blizzcon, your an inspiration.
Kitai
Profile Joined June 2012
United States873 Posts
October 16 2017 05:33 GMT
#31
On October 15 2017 23:28 Yo_Man wrote:
good to see that mentioning Life (positively) in an article is no longer taboo


I didn't think it was that uncommon. Life never really got the sAviOr treatment where the entire community acted as though he was the devil incarnate despite their similar situations. I'm not really sure why (not that I'm disappointed - just curious).
"You know, I don't care if soO got 100 second places in a row. Anyone who doesn't think that he's going to win blizzcon watching this series is a fool" - Artosis, Blizzcon 2014 soO vs TaeJa
Sakat
Profile Blog Joined October 2014
Croatia1599 Posts
October 16 2017 06:30 GMT
#32
On October 16 2017 14:33 Kitai wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 15 2017 23:28 Yo_Man wrote:
good to see that mentioning Life (positively) in an article is no longer taboo


I didn't think it was that uncommon. Life never really got the sAviOr treatment where the entire community acted as though he was the devil incarnate despite their similar situations. I'm not really sure why (not that I'm disappointed - just curious).

Because he was a young kid who threw two games, as opposed to leading and coordinatnig an organised match-fixing ring.

Still, he jeopardized the integrity of the scene and should not be allowed back.

But honsetly, I don't think we shouldn't mention him, that seems kinda stupid. He was the God of Zerg for a long time.
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Musicus
Profile Joined August 2011
Germany23576 Posts
October 16 2017 06:31 GMT
#33
No matter what, I just want Snute to do well enough that he is happy with himself.

I hope he stays motivated after a good result and keeps going!
Maru and Serral are probably top 5.
YamiRi
Profile Joined September 2015
152 Posts
October 16 2017 06:32 GMT
#34
I really hope Snute would do well this time in Blizzcon.. not putting pressure on him but I really hope and cheer for him
washikie
Profile Joined February 2011
United States752 Posts
October 16 2017 07:36 GMT
#35
Snutes solid defensive play will always make him a contender. I think he has a decent shot.
"when life gives Hero lemons he makes carriers" -Artosis
XiZeL
Profile Joined July 2014
Switzerland92 Posts
October 16 2017 12:50 GMT
#36
On October 14 2017 22:28 mortyFromRickAndMort wrote:
Why are there so many whites at Blizzcon? Did they change the format to have affirmative action for foreigners?

I got warned for this, but I genuinely don't know...

User was warned for this post


here is your answer kind sir
http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/File:2017_WCS_Format.jpg

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Kitai
Profile Joined June 2012
United States873 Posts
October 16 2017 15:19 GMT
#37
On October 16 2017 15:30 Sakat wrote:
Show nested quote +
On October 16 2017 14:33 Kitai wrote:
On October 15 2017 23:28 Yo_Man wrote:
good to see that mentioning Life (positively) in an article is no longer taboo


I didn't think it was that uncommon. Life never really got the sAviOr treatment where the entire community acted as though he was the devil incarnate despite their similar situations. I'm not really sure why (not that I'm disappointed - just curious).

Because he was a young kid who threw two games, as opposed to leading and coordinatnig an organised match-fixing ring.


Ahh, I didn't realize he led and coordinated it. Thanks for the correction.
"You know, I don't care if soO got 100 second places in a row. Anyone who doesn't think that he's going to win blizzcon watching this series is a fool" - Artosis, Blizzcon 2014 soO vs TaeJa
LTLgnuoy00
Profile Joined June 2011
United States52 Posts
October 19 2017 01:58 GMT
#38
how can anyone not like snute ...
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