On March 28 2018 08:11 AxionSteel wrote:
At his peak, one of the more pleasing protoss players to watch in my opinion. Genuine style and flair, to go with skill.

Agreed! Sad to see him go

Zaros

United Kingdom3692 Posts

March 27 2018 23:24 GMT

On March 28 2018 08:09 DieuCure wrote:

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He wasnt mentioned once in the TL community GOAT

Maybe he isn't the one of the all time best players but his impact on the game and the scene in general is up at the top.

The_Templar

your Country52798 Posts

March 27 2018 23:50 GMT

On March 28 2018 08:24 Zaros wrote:

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Maybe he isn't the one of the all time best players but his impact on the game and the scene in general is up at the top.

Pretty much. It was always awesome to see him do well.

OsaX Nymloth

Poland3244 Posts

March 28 2018 00:09 GMT

Sad, but expected - he stopped streaming and when he did you could see his frustration about his current skill level. He tried to get back and I respect him for that even more.

During his prime he was just amazing player to watch, with his signature Warp Prism. Good luck HerO in your future endeavors.

ZigguratOfUr

Iraq16955 Posts

March 28 2018 00:31 GMT

#10

On March 28 2018 09:09 OsaX Nymloth wrote:
Sad, but expected - he stopped streaming and when he did you could see his frustration about his current skill level. He tried to get back and I respect him for that even more.

During his prime he was just amazing player to watch, with his signature Warp Prism. Good luck HerO in your future endeavors.

His skill at maneuvering phoenixes against mutalisks was exceptional too.

Nakajin

Canada8991 Posts

March 28 2018 00:39 GMT

#11

Sad to hear, but to be honest I didn't see him play in more then a year so I can't say I'm shock.

Topin

Peru10128 Posts

March 28 2018 00:43 GMT

#12

great player! good bye HerO.

Deleted User 3420

24492 Posts

March 28 2018 01:09 GMT

#13

On March 28 2018 08:09 DieuCure wrote:

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He wasnt mentioned once in the TL community GOAT

yeah it's true, because he lacked consistency

but he really was the type of player that could beat anyone at any time and wouldn't even be that surprising

FrostedMiniWheats

United States30730 Posts

March 28 2018 01:18 GMT

#14

Sad to see another oldie go. He may be gone, but imo he played possibly the best TvP series of all-time to close out one of the greatest tournaments we've ever had in sc2.

(Keep in mind Polt had already defeated Classic and Rain to reach HerO)

Shellshock

United States97277 Posts

March 28 2018 01:54 GMT

#15

On March 28 2018 10:09 travis wrote:

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yeah it's true, because he lacked consistency

but he really was the type of player that could beat anyone at any time and wouldn't even be that surprising

I remember when he first broke into GSL by eliminating DRG in the qualifiers when DRG was the hottest up and coming secret ladder hero. but on the consistency point then HerO got pulled out to snipe DRG in GSTL soon after and failed miserably.

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/sc2-tournaments/241232-gstl-jupiter-group-week-3?page=106

Definitely a fun style of play to watch

CCa1ss1e

Canada3231 Posts

March 28 2018 02:48 GMT

#16

Was actually just reading about HerO on Liquipedia yesterday!

All the best! Take care.

ShadowReaver

Canada563 Posts

March 28 2018 03:26 GMT

#17

Another iconic player retires. HerO you were an anchor for Team Liquid. It's been a pleasure watching your games over the years. Thank you for all of the great memories Liquid`HerO!

TheFish7

United States2824 Posts

March 28 2018 04:11 GMT

#18

If you ever watched HerO stream, you knew he was one of the most talented guys playing the game. There was like a fluidity and speed to his movement that was hard to follow. Good luck HerO!

yangluphil

318 Posts

March 28 2018 04:22 GMT

#19

I remember this guy from Squirtle's royal road run (that failed) in GSL. Surprised that he did so well overseas - more earning than herO as of today. But it's a shame (not for him) that he left Korean scene.